Bridge Club Notes Winners at Tuesday Afternoon Event
Society members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met yesterday at the YMCA. The average score was 25 with winners including Mrs. James MacInnes and Mrs. Horton Davis, 30, Mrs. FoH Bartholme of Union City and Mrs. Alexander Boag of Erie, 27, and Mrs. Robert Olt Sr and Mrs. J. Pred Kinley, 27. A regular play is scheduled for next week with Mrs. Thomas Maloney taking reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howellsion
YMCA
James MacInnes
Horton Davis
F Oh Bartholme
Union City
Alexander Boag
Erie
Robert Olt Sr
J. Pred Kinley
Thomas Maloney
Daniel Eshelman Honored With Fearewell Events
Daniel Eshelman son of Mr and Mrs Elvin Eshelman of R D 1 will leave Monday for service with the United States Marine Corps. A farewell dinner was held at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with hostesses Mrs Rudolph Silvis Sr and Mrs Leslie Upperman. Out of town guests included many relatives from Erie Titusville Sugar Grove Warren Oil City and Camp Lejeune North Carolina. The Sunday School class of the Maple Me Methodist Church contributed money and a token gift. The event featured games and toasts and farewell wishes from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Eshelman
Elvin Eshleman
United States Marine Corps
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Rudolph Silvis Sr
Leslie Upperman
Frederick Silvis
Erie
Harry Warner
Titusville
Harry Silvis Jr
Sugar Grove
Donald Eshelman
Edward Eshelman
Clymer
Donna Kerstetter
Warren
Rudolph Silvis Jr
Oil City
Bruce Matve
Russell
Barry Staples
California
Floyd McKuhn
Camp LeJeune
Savings leader George A Young chairs Pennsylvania group
George A Young of Pittsburgh was installed as president of the Pennsylvania Savings and Loan League at the final meeting of the association's annual convention in Reading, Pa.
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Savings, Loan
Reading
George A. Young
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Savings and Loan Ague
Spaghetti Supper Planned for St Thomas Youth Program
Plans for a spaghetti supper to benefit the St Thomas The Apostle Church Youth Activity Program are shown with organizers seated and standing. The event runs 5 to 8 pm on October 28 at St Thomas Edward's School auditorium and VFW Post Home dining rooms, with takeout available 4 to 5:30 pm. Rev Sean Doleski is honorman. Ernest Ferro and Robert Sanders are co chairs. Committees cover publicity, dining rooms, decorations, kitchen, and tickets among many volunteers.
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St. Thomas the Apostle Church
George Downey
Robert Sanders
Paul Roche
Walter Szaranowicz
Kathy Kauffman
John Wascak
Ernest Ferro
George Ficcardi
St. Thomas St. Edward's School
VFW Post
Sean Doleski
Ernest Ferra
Cochairmen
Thomas Flanagan
VFW
Kathy
Kauffman
Mary Frederick
Pull
Howard Munsee
Michael Comitz
Harry Burton
Sarah Tucci
Paul Balek
John Catalfu
Philip P. Amoroso
John Christopher
Paul Suchar Sr
Richard McLaughlin
Clarence Bak- Sea Aera Ee
Coin Club Viewing Money Minters of Canada at Moose Lodge
Corry Coin Club members watched Money Minters of Canada. The film traced coin use from Biblical times to modern coinage. Over 50 members attended. plans for November and December meetings outlined. December meeting on the 14th features officer elections and gift exchange. Walter Bell won the door prize, a Kennedy half dollar album.
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Coin Club
Money Minters of Canada
Corry
Craft show and community notices in Corry journal
The Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen Show at the Boston Store Erie features hand painted china by Mrs. Lawrence Nichols Mrs. Norman Swart and Mrs Alfred Cone with additional lamp exhibits Swart and Nichols also display a gone with the wind lamp and a student lamp The show runs on the sixth floor from 10 am to 9 pm Friday and Saturday and 10 am to 4 pm Saturday admission is free Also reports October meeting of the Corry BPW Club features Miss Agnes Painter world tour guest speaker and Marie Sekerak named October Girl of the Month The YMCA hosts Christmas Bazaar workshops with volunteers sought for apron making A hospital stay is noted for Mrs Theodore Zeyzus While Elks Club plans first annual charity ball December 11 and WOTM meeting details are given Other items include school notices, local visits, and a corrected baby name Laura Lea instead of Larue Lee.
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Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
Boston
Erie
Lawrence
Helen) Nichols
Norman
Virginia) Swart
Alfred
Betty) Cone
Nichols
Swart
Boston Stare
Moose Lodge
Corry
George Sekerak
Columbus
Four Americans Killed as Helicopter Shot Down in Vietnam
Viet Cong attacked government troops in South Viet Nam's central highlands with heavy losses on both sides. A U.S. Army helicopter was shot down, killing four Americans aboard. About 150-200 Viet Cong were reported killed in the two actions, with light casualties among defenders. Reports described fierce engagements near Plei Me and in Ba Long valley, noting defeated Viet Cong bodies and captured enemy soldier details.
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Sanwan
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Plei Me
U.S
Ba Long
Saigon
Viet Nam
Hue
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
iCyclops and Union Seek End to 14 Day Strike
Efforts to end a 14 day strike at Cyclops Corp plants move forward with a Pittsburgh meeting between United Steelworkers and company officials under a federal mediator. About 1,700 workers at Titusville Bridgeville plants idle. 483 workers at Ambridge and Pittsburgh facilities also off the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclops Corp
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Titusville
Bridgeville
USW
A. M. Byers , Co
Steel Fabricator
Ambridge
Julie Andrews Named Star of the Year by Theater Owners
Academy Award winning actress Julie Andrews been chosen as star of the year by the Theater Owners of America. She will receive the award on October 30 during the convention finale in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Julie Andrews
Theatre Owners of America
Owners
Plei Me Camp Attack Yields Weapons Seizure and Casualties
Witnesses report a helicopter shot down during an attack by 200 to 500 Viet Cong on the Plei Me Special Forces camp, 25 miles south of Pleiku. U.S. planes countered with air strikes while enemy casualties were tallied, with 20 Viet Cong found on camp wire and as many as 60 to 100 in the surrounding area.
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Plei Me
Pleiku
U.S
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Society Editor
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Mary Grayino
Joseph Frisina
Edward Girovsky
Ronald Triscuit
John Sullivan
Robert Wotus
Bernard Gluvna
Blair Hajec
Charles Weeks
James Costello
Arthur McQuiston
John Lutz
Joseph Hand
Walter Burrows
Ferro
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LEED
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Albert Young
Cochairman
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Robert Seel
Theodore
Bessie) Zeyzus
Hamot Hospital
Zeyzus
The
Elks Club
Thomas Cragg
Charles Henry
Women of the Moose
WOTM
Henry
John Blatt
Leo Hoylen
Mary Nast
Anna Shields
M. Agnes Lynch
Leo. Mulderick
Sisters of Mercy
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
Shepardstown
W. Va
Wayne Skinner
Dora “Daye
Wayne Skinner Jr
Shepardstown College
Washington, D. C
Carl Still
Laura Lea
Larue Lee
Kahil Gibran
Murphy’s
Milky Way
York
BUICK
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