SEXTON SLAYS WIFE GRANDSON AND SELF IN MICH FARM
Tonia County details a grim double murder suicide at a farm home in Tonta Mich. Cane tery sexton shot his wife 55 and six year old grandson Denis Gilmore then killed himself. Coroner Dale Kauffman stood outside the house on related business as a note blamed debts and poverty for the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonta
Mich
Cane Tery Sexton
Ani Emnoll
Stanley Gilmore
Thoma
Denis Gilmore
Tonia County
Dale Kauffman
Gilmore
Dennis
Halloween Party at Junior High Draws Large Teen Crowd
Teen Town Halloween party at the Junior High drew about 121 costumed youths. Prizes went to Carol Stultz Ugliest Karen Sinare most beautiful Craig Seastead funniest Ruth Cole and Harold Rhodes special awards. Winners in games included Thomas McMullen Linda Anderson James Mears and Thomas Mel Mullen. Activities included accordIon solos, movies, dancing, and cider doughnuts and apples. refreshments followed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange
Carol Stultz
Karen Sinare
Craig Seastead
Ruth Cole
Harold Rhodes
Oriss
Carol
Barbara Mulvin
Sylvia Anderson
Thomas McMullen
Linda Anderson
James Mears
Thomas Mel Mullen
Leo Peiffer
Acro Supply Mig Two Halloween Party for Eng Dept
Sixty five members of the Acro Supply Mig Two and their wives attended a Halloween party Saturday night. Decorations honored Elizabeth Migliaccio Mary Gravino and others. Prizes awarded for costumes with winners Linten Pratt Charles Cedera uist and Esther Brundage. Judges included George Dowley K R Benson and Fred Trebes. Music by Mrs George Downey Frank Toth James Armstrong and others. Refreshments served by EC R Benson Harry Hickle and more. Out of town guests Maj Louin Burns of Painesville formerly employed at the Aero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acro Engineering Department
Acro Supply
Mig
Louise
Elizabeth Migliaccio
Mary Gravino
Dor Puplia
Robert Shultz
Robert Eddy
Linten Pratt
Charles Cederauist
Esther Brundage
George Dowley
K. R. Benson
Fred Trebes
George Downey
Frank Toth
James Armstrong
Charles Harden
N. C. Bryan
Evan Davis
F.C. Buehner
A. L. Rathbyn
Miss Brundage
W. T. Gates
Ec’ R. Benson
Harry Hickle
A. L. Rathi
Maj
Louin Burns
Painesville
Maj. Burns
The
Aero
Halloween Party At Y Rooms Hosted By Ross Family
Miss Flora Ann Ross entertained a group of friends at a Halloween party in the local Y rooms Friday night from 7 to 9. Guests wore costumes and prizes went to Susan Wickwire Susan Johnson May Castor and Jean Snyder. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ross with several helpers from Jamestown and Phoenix refreshments included cider and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Rooms
Flora Ann Ross
Howard Ross
Raymond Avenue
Susan Wickwire
Susan Johnson
Jamestown
May Castor
Jean Snyder
Ross
Edward Johnson
Horace Robbins
Phoenix
Ariz
Woodrow Hess
Robert Catlin
Robert Knight
Lillian Guild Rummage Sale Last Week
The rummage sale by the Lillian Guild at Emmanuel Episcopal Church parish hall on Friday and Saturday drew strong support. Elizabeth Rogers chaired the event with assistance from K R Benson Wallace Young Foster Davis H J Davis W A Redmond Louis Morrow Frank Ames Don Williams and Charles Kromas. A card party is planned for November with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Parish
Elizabeth Rogers
K. R. Benson
Wallace Young
Foster Davis
H. J. Davis
W. A. Redmond
Louis Morrow
Frank Ames
Don Williams
Charles Kromas
Halloween Party At Lovell's Saturday
A costume Halloween party was held Saturday night in Lovell's Community House with P. T. A hosts. Sixty persons attended and prizes for costumes were awarded to Gloria Burrows, Carol Kraus, Bonnie Gates, Ronnie Culver, David Stultz and Linda McCray. A fish pond provided the entertainment and late in the evening the committee, including Mrs Forest Gates, chairman, assisted by Mrs Calvin Swarm, Mrs Roland Hasbrouck and Mrs Francis McCray, served refreshments of sandwiches, doughnuts and cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Gloria Burrows
Carol Kraus
Bonnie Gates
Ronnie Culver
David Stultz
Linda McCray
Forest Gates
Calvin Swarm
Roland Hasbrouck
Francis McCray
Fine Sum Realized At Church Rummage Sale
A rummage sale sponsored by the Presbyterian Women’s Association earned 200 dollars in profit. It was held Friday and Saturday in the church hall with Mrs. Lawrence McCray as chairwoman assisted by Mrs. Glenn Steadman and Mrs. Porter Auer along with members of the Calvin Covenant and Knox Circles. The next event is a bazaar planned for November 27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Association
Lawrence McCray
Glenn Steadman
Porter Auer
Calvin, Covenant
Knox
Atic
Local births welcomed in Fitchburg and nearby towns
A daughter Pandeles was born yesterday in Fitchburg Massachusetts to Mr and Mrs Dan L Howard former Beaverdam residents. A son arrived Sunday at Carry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Glen TeWinkle of Clymer. A daughter was born last evening to Dr and Mrs Stanton Bower at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandeles
Fitchburg, Mass
Dan L. Howard
Area
Howard
June Jones
Beaverdam
Carry Memoral Hospital
Glen TeWinkle
Clymer
Stanton Bower
Te. D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Watrous Hosts Halloween Canasta Party at Ohio Home
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Watrous invited 12 friends to their 159 Ohio Street residence Saturday evening for a Halloween themed party. Canasta provided entertainment with Mrs Donald Cady as high scorer. Refreshments included pumpkin pie with whipped cream fancy cookies and elder refreshments. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Vernon Watrous of North Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watrous Home
Lawrence Watrous
Ohio Street
Donald
Cady
Watrous
Vernon Watrous
North Clymer
Reception At Wrightsville For Floyd Smith Couple Married Friday
A reception Saturday evening honored Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith Sr after their Friday wedding at First Methodist Church. About 150 guests from Corry and nearby towns attended at White Swan Ballroom Wrightsville. The bride Betty Jean Coons is the daughter of Clarence Coons and Mrs Larue Hamilton. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith Sr Heat Lake. Reverend James McIntosh officiated the candlelight ceremony. The couple left for Niagara Falls and will live on RD 2. Both families attended. Mrs Smith is a Corry High School graduate and works at the Corry Jamestown plant. The groom attended Panama Central School and works at Ajsx Iron Works.
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Frank G. Whiteley
White Street
Mag- Imola
Chautaupia Lake
Max Brown
Colorado
Robert A. Ott
East Frederick Street
White Sulphur Springs
Tor
William Spiesman
East Main Street
Howard Mowers
Gontra Lesving
A. T. Ayers
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Florence Reynolds
Erie
N. H. Reynolds
East
South Street
South Street, ‘Mr. End
C. H. Holden
Westchurch Street
New York City
George Gold
R. B. Mosler
T. Powers
Bradford
Frank Carnegis
Dale
Gary
Greenville
S.C
Sandra Cochran
Sylvia Anderson
Linda Anderson
Jacquelyn Paulson
Kay Ross
Donna Sharer
Paul F. Bauer
Presbytery of
First Presbyterian Church
Merle Kolstee
Spring Street
Donna Douglas
M. Douglas
Wright Street
West Liberty College
W. Va
Douglas
Allegheny College
Louis Burns
Painesville
Fred Trebes
Walter Nece
Harborcreek
Inex Johnson
East Irving Street
J. A. McLaughlin
South Center Street
Charles Wood
Buffalo
B. Wm, Stein and Sons
Jack and
Saul
Celia Ruben
Pittsburgh
End
Arthur Qghen
Keith Rittner
Norfolk
Fred Rittner
William King
Franklin
West Smith Streat
Wrightsville
Floyd Smith
First Methodist Church
White Swan
Corry
Bear Lake
Ripley
Clymer
Columbus
Russell
Westfield
Brocton
Jamestown
Shady Avenue
Ployd Smith
Heat Lake
James McIntosh
Barbara Roberts
Joyce Fosburgh
Theodore Smith
Niagara Falls
Smith
Corry Senior High
Corry-Jamestown
Panama Central School
Ajsx Iron Works
Birthday Party for Jeffrey Brown Held at Home
Jeffrey Brown, five, son of Mr and Mrs Rasselas Brown of Sciota tead, was celebrated with a Saturday birthday party at their home. Ten friends attended in costume for Halloween themed games, with ice cream and cake and each guest receiving a Halloween horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veurey S Brown
Rasselas Brown
Sciota
Jeffrey
Halloween masquerade dance draws Elks crowd of 70 couples
A large Elks Halloween dance drew about 70 couples on Saturday night with Dutch Kress and his orchestra supplying music. The hall featured pumpkins, cornstalks and paper skeletons, and prizes went to Mrs. Stuart Gorsline, Lester Danner, Ross Bailey, and Mynford Williams. Favors were given to attendees and the next net club dance is set for November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Chub
Dutch Kress
Stuart Gorsline
Lester Danner
Ross Bailey
Mynford Willams
Miss Frances Sedlak Weds Steve Stehulik in Irvine Parish
Frances Sedlak daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Bedlak of Spring Creek married Steve Stehulik of Crucible on October 13 at St Lukes Romani Catholic Church with Rev Edward Jacobs officiating Attendants were Mrs George Nash and Jobs Stehulik A wedding dinner followed at the Youngsville American Legion and the couple planned a wedding trip through Virginia Afterward the bride worked for Sylvania while the groom is employed by Crucible Steel Company Field Division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sedlak
Irvine
Joan Bédlak
Spring Creek
Steve Stehulate
Crucible
St. Lukes Romani Catholic Church
Edward Jacobs
George Nash
Aid Jobs Stehulik
Youngsville American Legion
Virginia
Sylvania Ih Woeren
Stehitate
Carmicheets
Hien Soho
Crucible Steel Company
Epsilon PHL Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Bake Sale Profits
The Saturday bake sale at the Gift Shop sponsored by Epsilon PHL Chapter Beta Sigma Phi raised 19.90 dollars for the sorority treasury. Chairwoman Mrs. Frank Laurie reported the event a success, assisted by Mrs. Frank Wise, Miss Janet Foster, and Miss Rita Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phl
Beta Sigma Phi
Frank Laurie
Lauirie
Frank Wise
Janet Foster
Rita Hand
Birthday Party for Linda Anthony Fourth Birthday
Linda Anthony daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Anthony of East Bond Street celebrated her fourth birthday yesterday. A party was held Friday at the parents home with nine guests and games. Mrs Anthony and her mother Mrs Frank Heath served refreshments including decorated cake ice cream and chocolate milk. Linda received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Anthony
Linds Anthony
Carl Anthony
East Bond Street
Ariests
Anthony
Frank Heath
Linda
Princeton and Hospital Share In Huge Estate
Abram K Wright of Clearfield Pa left over two million dollars to Princeton University and Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia. Dr Harold Woods president of Princeton announced Wright died in June at age near 2 Wright’s estate will divide equally between Princeton University and Presbyterian Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton and Hospital
Princeton
N. J
Abram K. Wright
Clearfield
Pacal
Welt
Princeton University
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
Harold Woods
Wright
Wright’s Estate Bequests Noted in Local Ledger
Executor of the National Bank of Altoone Pa reports Wright left 5000 in stocks to each institution and to various churches, with Wilson College among beneficiaries. Wright, a bachelor with few relatives, never realized his dream of attending college after his father’s death when he was four.
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Eslaiz
Wright
Te Board of Pensions
Presbytery Church
Wilson College
Borough of
Clear Geld
National Bank of
Altaone
WM College
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O'Connor
Helena
Carter
Western Auto
Sexton
Frank Graft
Juranes
Frank E. Graft Insurance Agency
Center St
Carol McGochrati
Phyllis Scott
Mary Tou Hammond
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Albertha Hunrod
Alejandria
Milon Brown
Corty
W. JD. Himrod
Washington
Julia
Clare Clark
Thomas Clark
North East
Jean Hoffman
John Stabler
St. Stephen's Church
A. D. Fay
Gloria
Columbus Avenue
Indiana
Gamn
Raymond Mfg. Co
Minnesota - Michigan
Thomas Burkhtt
Sfr
Jack Malone
Mary Malone
Naty
Mesdville
Walter Aaron
Gray Hovel
Powell
North Center Street
Jeffrey Brown
Nilsartes ii
Siibon
Emblem Oil Co. N.center St. Wil. Armitage
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F. C. Chapin & Son
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