Halloween Party and Travel Tales In Local Notice
Birdie Tells Us reports John Hastman visiting with Eastman and Kwapinski relatives from Centreville, including stops in Washington and Florida. A YMCA Halloween dance for Junior and Senior High is set for this evening, with prizes for costumes. Eastman hosts a family Halloween party at Hastman farm cabin with Mrs Eastman sister of Mrs Daniels.
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John Hastman
Howard Eastman
B. T. Kwapinski
Misa
Wanda Kwapinski
Centerville
Kristina Kozlowski
Jeffrey
Buffalo
Orlando
Fla
Washington, D. C
Smithsonian Institute
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Skyline Caverns
Fort Royal
North Carolina
Okefenokee Swamp
Georgia
St. Augustine
Pla
YMCA
Andy Lantz
Athens
Andy
Caroline Lanta
West Frederick Street
Thomas
Hastman Farm
Eastman
Daniels
William Brooks Honored at Cor ry Jamestown farewell
Forty fellow employees at Cor ry Jamestown Corporation honored William Brooks of 131 Sixth Avenue at an outdoor steak fry hosted by the Cor ry Jamestown Farmers Club on East Columbus Avenue. Brooks leaves after 13 years to become chief industrial engineer at Royal Metal in Jamestown NY. He received a gift certificate and gift. O A McClintock led the organizing committee with Harry Schiemer Stanley Radecki and Paul Taylor assisting.
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William Brooks
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Williams Brooks
Sixth Avenue
Corry Jamestown Farmen
East Columbus Avenue
Brooks
Royal Metal
Jamestown
N. Y
O. A. McClintock
Harry Schiemer
Stanley Radecki
Paul Taylor
Gibas McKeta Wedding At St Elizabeths Church
Barbara Ann Gibas and Richard Andrew McKeta wed in St Elizabeths Church with a blue and white decor. Rev Cyril Kronz officiated at 9 a m as guests from Erie, Warren, and Cleveland attended. The bride wore peau taft gown with lace appliques and carried a white rose arrangement. numerous bridal attendants wore French blue taffeta gowns. A reception followed at the Moose Club with 800 guests, and the couple plans a two week trip and residence at 200 Maple Avenue after returning. The bride is a 1957 Corry Area High School graduate and is employed locally.
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St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Barbara Ann Gibas
Richard Andrew McKeta
Cyril Kronz
Miss Gibas
Floryan Gibas
Mary Gibas
MeKeta
Ann Gibas
Charles Bleby Abis
Don Gibas
John Maloney
Evelyn Baccus
Patricia McKetn
Maid of Honor
Patti ‘Slomski
Erie
Thomas Linski Jr
James
Town
John Kolanoski
Cleveland
Walter Gibas
William Waterhouse
Robert Bailey
Edward Hatch
Thomas Linski
Jamestown
Edward Slavna
Joseph Gerzina
Lou Baje
Mark Krizanik
Paul Dietsch
Mary Ann Gahring
Johnson City, NY
Paul Suchar Sr
George Drobnek
William Mitchell
Edward Burkhart
Charles Palmer
William Turner
Conneautville
Jetty Beal
Ramsey
N. J
Veronica Motuz
Linda Shumsky
Susan Bennink
Doris Buttongé
Deanna Linski
Julia Tuttle
Greenville
Dioane Kasper
Hi Slomski
Edward Gluyna
Charles Bailey
Rose Linski
Warren
Williamsport
Isburgh
Meadville
Vidloute
Union “City
Spartansburg
Titusville
Sheffield
Sugar Grove
Lottsville
Spring Creek
Columbus
Johnson City
Clymer
Buffalo
Ohio
N.J
Arkansas
Maple Avenue
McKeta
Corry Area High School
Ajax Iron Works
CAHS
University of Mexico
Mexico
Gannon College
United States Army
L Corry Jamestown Corporation
Patricia McKeta
Charles Bichynski
Donald Gibas
Mel
Andrew McKeta
Referendums Discussed At Grange Session
At the Columbus Grange meeting in the Lotteville Hall on Monday evening David Curtis presided. Lawrence Miller, on the State Grange legislative Committee, reviewed a Saar la State Grange mission and four referendums to be voted on in Tuesday's election. Mrs Rowarter outlined remembrance committee activities and led an ary program. The gathering ended with a doughnut coffee tea social in a Halloween decor.
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Columbus Grange
Lotteville
David Curtis
Lawrence Miller
State Grange Legislative Committee
Saarla
Erie
Rowarter
Hans
Miller
Machines Don't Know It All
A traffic study head says even an electronic computer deems a problem too large. Gov Rosellini reports a nickel postage stamp was mailed and processed by the post office despite the stamp missing. Details include affiliations with Ajax Iron Works and CAHS, with mentions of nuptials planning and social hosts among Ajax coworkers.
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Olympia
Wash
John Mindiney
U. S
Albert D. Rosellini
U S Expels Three Reds From United Nations Team
The United States orders three Soviet U N delegation members to leave for alleged espionage ties with two arrested associates in Englewood New Jersey. The expelled are Gleb Pavlov Yuri Romashin and Vladimir Oleney with the Moscow mission denying the charges. The FBI links them to Igor Ivanov and John Butenko, both in New Jersey.
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United Nations, N
United States
U.N
U.S
Gleb A. Pavlov
Yuri A. Romashin
Vladimir T. Oleney
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Englewood
N.J
Igor A. Ivanov
New York City
Amtarg
John William Butenko
Orange
International
Beletrie Corp. case linked to diplomatic fugitives
The FBI named Butenko Tiss Ivanov Pavlov and Romashin in a Paramas parking lot involved with a briefcase and data on a Guisitive Air project. The men were arrested but released due to diplomatic status. Agents found a minute document copier in Pavlovs car, operable from a cigarette lighter, tied to Worldwide electronic control m for the Strategic Air command.
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FBI
Butenko Tiss Ivanov
Pavlov
Romashin
Ion Ig
Worldwide Electronic Control m
Ivanov
Bu‘enka
Reward Offered For Rescue Of Three U.S. Servicemen In Asia
In Saigon Brig. Gen. Huynh Van Cao offered a $3000 reward to any unit in the 4th Army Corps for rescuing three US Army men believed captured by Communist guerrillas after a battle 140 miles southwest of Bao Loc. Government losses totaled 16 dead, 2 wounded, and 4 missing, including the Americans, as air and ground searches combed canals, fields, and swamps. AP photographer Horst Faas filed from the area with word of the 16 government troop deaths.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
4Th Army Corps
Huynh van Cao
Balgon
Red
Horst Faas
Dailey Keeps Perfect Attendance in Forty-Six Years at Work
AP reports Dailey Williams, a 46 year veteran at New England Telephone Co., has never missed a day or hour of work. He travels daily from Bedford, Massachusetts to Boston by train, starting at 7:10 a.m. weekdays and 8:50 a.m. work start, with a disciplined routine and a supportive family helping maintain his record.
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Borton
Willians
Dailey
Bedford
Mase
Boston
The
New England Telephone Co
Aetbankie
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