Neighborhood Girl Scouts Plan Meeting and Activities
Fourteen members attended the Neighborhood association of Girl Scouts meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Dolley presided and outlined support from United Fund. Leaders were urged to inform troops of the help, set cabin use reservations, and include service projects. A November badge workshop at Goddord School was announced with lunch provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Association of Girl Scouts
First Presbyterian Church
Robert M. Dolley
Corry
United Pund
Wayne
Concord
Forrest Gates
Williams. Seite Jr
Charles Weston
Godford
Russell Wood
Girard
Jolley
James Dewart
District 6
YMCA
Dewart
Scout Office
Erie
Neighborhood Club Holds Regular Session at Wright Street
Miss Florence Culver entertained at Miss Ethel Matthews home on Wright street for the Neighborhood Club gathering. Six members and one guest, Mrs. Matthews, attended. Mrs. Jasper Drake and Mrs. Bertha Darwin won games. the door prize went to Mrs. Drake. Refreshments included jello salad, cake, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, tea and coffee. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Harry Burton on Mead avenue with time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Club
Florence Culver
Ethel Matthews
Wright Street
Miss Matthews
Jasper Drake
Bertha Darwin
Drake
Harry Burton
Mead Avenue
Mrs W Hammond Jr Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs W W Hammond Jr of Turnpike road hosted a nine member Bridge Club gathering on Wednesday. Two tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs Raymond Blynt and Mrs Bernard Graham. Hosts provided salad rolls Halloween cupcakes and coffee. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Jeunes Jansen on Marion street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hammond Jr
W. W. Hammond Jr
Turnpike Road
Raymond Blynt
Bernard Graham
Jeunes Jansen
Marion Street
CGG Club Hosts Halloween Bridge Party at Cragg Home
CGG Club members in costume gathered at Mrs. Harold Cragg’s West Smith Street home for a Halloween bridge party. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jerome Needham, Mrs. Frederick Dey, and Mrs. Donald Nantes for contract bridge. Mrs. Cragg served lunch with Halloween-themed refreshments. Next meeting set for Mrs. Alfred J. Morrison on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGG Club
Harold Cragg
West Smith Street
Jerome Needham
Frederick Dey
Donald Nantes
Harbor Half Holds Halloween Party at Community House
The Harbor Half Community House hosted a masqu erade Halloween party on Wednesday evening by the Erie County Senior Extension Club. Prizes went to Miss Lois Hatch for ugliest, Neal Chelton for funniest, Hilda Hammond for most original, and Dorothy Chelton for prettiest. The program began with bobbing for apples followed by cider doughnuts and pumpkin pie refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half
Erie County Senior Extension
Lois Hatch
Neal Chelton
Hilda Hammond
Dorothy Chelton
Masquerade Party Held by Junior High Westminster Fellowship
Last evening the First Presbyterian Church hosted a Junior High Westminster Fellowship Halloween party. Attendees enjoyed games such as Pass the Brains, a scavenger hunt won by Kenneth McDonald, best costume prizes for Elaine Chillock Joy Zaleneck and John Ortner, plus dancing and doughnuts with cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witenes
Goouns
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship
Peggy Vanssens
Kenneth McDonald
Elaine Chillock
Joy Zaleneck
John Ortner
Columbus Children Help UNICEF Drive at Church Party
One hundred twenty children attended a Columbus Congregational Church Halloween event sponsored by the church and the Columbus PTA. Older kids started the UNICEF Drive at 6 30 p m and were called back at 7 30 p m. Younger children played games and enjoyed treats while the drive netted 19 dollars. Prizes went to Millie Roberts Nancy Thompson Suzzanne Helder George Costello Wayne Jaquith and Larry Stockton. Girl Scouts decorated the church and cider doughnuts Kool Aid were served to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Unicef
Columbus Congregational Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Millie Roberts
Nancy Thompson
Suzzanne Helder
George Costello
Wayne Jaquith
Larry Stockton
Columbus Girl Scouts
Aftr
Inman Home Hosts Halloween Party For Local Youth
Twenty six boys and girls attended a Halloween party at the home of Dennis David and Bruce Inman in R. D. 3 on Wednesday evening. Prizes went to James Proctor Jerry Proctor William Pantie Robert Klopsenstein Carolyn Klopsenstein Gay Stullatus and Charles Kent. Rev William Sturdevant led a devotional lesson for the group hosted by Mrs Yale Inman with help from Mrs Roger Marsh and Mrs Robert Bailey serving Jello pumpkins cookies cider and chocolate milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman
Dennis
David
Bruce Inman
James Proctor
Jerry Proctor
William Pantie
Robert Klopsenstein
Carolyn Klopsenstein
Gay Stullatus
Charles Kent
William Sturdevant
Hoste
Yale Inman
Roger Marsh
Robert Bailey
Local Bride and Groom Begin Life in Clymer Area
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Crawford of R D 3 at Corry Memorial Hospital. The bride, Katherine Latos, later wed Mrs. Rhodes in a Southbound wedding trip. The couple will reside at Gallup Apartments in Clymer. The bride, a 1958 Clymer Central School graduate, works for PF W Woolworth in Gorvy. groom, also a Clymer Central grad, served three years in the U S Marine Corps and works at Thompson Potato Farms. Out of town guests came from North Towanda, Kansas City, Jamestown, Sugar Grove, Dewittville, Harborcreek, Spartansburg, Corry, and Clymer. Pre-nuptial affairs were hosted by Judith and Betsey Rhodes of Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin H. Rhedes
First Methodist Church
Sugar Grove
Jacqueline Sue Damon
Walter De-Shazer
Clymer
Ronald H. Rhodes
M. Carlyle Neckers
Richard Ingraham
Kathy Danton
Ais
Miss Damon
Barbara Damon
Judith Rhodes
Betsey Rhodes
Linda Redding
U. S. Marine Corp
Thompson Potato Farms
North Tonawanda
Kansas City
Jamestown
Dewittville
Harborcreek
Spartansburg
Corry
Judith and
Sugar Grave
Movie on Puerto Rico shown to Mc Cray Women Society
Twenty members of the Mc Cray Women's Society of Chiplitz fan Service met with Mrs. Elwis Chelton of BD 1 for a rotl call and scripture. Rev. Meneely leads Isaiah study sessions each Tuesday at the church. Mrs. Roland Hasbrouck guided the lesson on Our North American Neighbors. A color film on mission work in Puerto Rico followed. Refreshments were served. The next session will feature Mr. Joe McGray on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennely
Puerto Rico
McCray Women's Society of Chiplitz
Elwis Chelton
B.D. 1
Doves
Merle Meeray
Isaiah
Lawrence Meneely
Roland Hasbrouck
Meneely
Chelton
Myx
Joe McGray
Army couple enlists for three years in separate bases
Leonard W. Faifter, 19, joins the Army with hopes of a long career. His fiancee Glory Jenn Gosnell, 18, enlists in the Woman's Army Corps for three years to learn about his career and become a better Army wife. He heads to Pt. Leonard Wond, Mo., she to Ft. McClellan, Ala, aiming to be reassigned together. Typhoon Lorna kills seven in Manila, with four missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Chicago
Leonard W. Faifter
Faifner
Glory Jenn Gosnell
Peltner
Gosnell
Army Corps
Furfner
Leonard Wond
Miss Gosnell
Ft. McClellan
Ala
International Millinery Day Highlighted in New York Show
A Portuguese inspired black tassel adorned toque is modeled by Mrs. William MacPhail of Ridgefield New Jersey at a New York show marking International Millinery Day during U N Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MacPhail
Ridgefield
N. J
New York
U.N
Nixon Draws 10000 as Campaign Winds Down in Wichita
Nixon urged Republican workers to intensify efforts in final campaign legs. He claimed Democrats are faltering and presented them as stumbling toward defeat. Stevenson criticized White House leadership as Congress prepares to influence policy in the next two years. Civil rights became a sharp point as party leaders traded remarks on the issue and its electoral impact.
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Ike
Page
Wichita
Kan
Nixon
Ailai E. Stevenson
Chicago
White House
Congress
Stevenson
House
Senate
Republican
Democratic
Meade Al[oon
Alcor
Democrats Defend Civil Rights Move Amid GOP Critique
In a chamber scene, Democratic Chairman Butler denounces the Republican record as duplicity on human rights and notes a Democratic-led Congress planned the era’s first civil rights legislation. Meanwhile William A. McDonnell of the U S Chamber of Commerce challenges AFL CIO head George Meany on labor’s stance against socialized programs and federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Andie Bowe
Chatrman Butler
Republican Party
Willam A. McDonnell
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
United States
McDonnell
Aflagio Ig
Lovers of Freedom
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West Frederick Street
Robert Tunnel
West Park Place
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Son
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Debbie ‘Klingensmith
Robert Klingensmith
North ‘Tonawimba
Miss Klingensmith
David Neckers
Harold Neckers
Russell Young
Donald Eshelman
David Bayle
Douglas DeShazer
Mission Band Circle No. 2
Dallas Emory
Eileen Humphrey
Joan Fardini
Judith Bayle
TOONS
Rex Warner
Warner's Gulf Service
North
Center Street
Jr. Hiwf
Los Angeles
Carrie Estelle Doheny
Edward L. Doheny
Mrs. Voter
Erie County
Dynamic Democratic Action
Anta
Democratic Action
David L. Lawrence
John Morgan Daves
Georg
U.S
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P. O'Brien
Curtis Bok
Auge
Supreme Court
Julian Polabke Meemblyiman
Eastside
Ross M
Peter G. Schaaf
Assemblymiaen
Westside
Joan L. Spiegel
Party OF Action
Melvin A. Crawford
R. D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Manila
Philippines
Theyphoon
Japan
R. Dale Webster
Center St
Crandall Agency
Taler
Corry Edinboro Union City
Andrew J. Gleason
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Victorv
Channel 12
Citizens For Gleason
F. Kramer
Lawn Mowers
Briggs
Nelly Don
Nelly Dons
John Wayne
Uakeoun
Bedford
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Prd
Andrew
Tina Carver
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