Those Initials Still Revered A Century After Roosevelt Birth
By M E Byrne Roosevelt centennial observances highlight Theodore Roosevelts remarkable life. The 26th president is praised as a statesman, military leader, reformer, explorer, and author with a legacy from Rough Riders to the Panama Canal and the Great White Fleet.
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Simpson Farm Women Hold Meeting At Christmas Dinner
Norma J White reports Simpson Farm Women and Missionary Circle gatherings in December 1957. Farm Woman's Club met at the Methodist church annex for a Christmas dinner with devotions from Luke 2. Reports on dues flower fund and projects were shared. a March meeting will feature a jury service talk and Civil Defense slides. Members and guests included many local names. the group invites community participation. The Missionary Circle enjoyed a Christmas dinner at Union Baptist Church with carols and a long list of attendees. Pittsburgh and Steubenville connections noted due to illness and visits.
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Oscar Workman
Earl Neal
Adolphis Leach
Raymond Bartlett
Lora Green
Martin Hustead
Mildred Turnbull
Hadley Wycoff
Jimmie Workman
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Clarinda Leach
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Charles Bun
Evelyn Wagner
Esta Felton
Marie Moyer
Mazel Bartlett
Paul Lake
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Bridgeport
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Wife Preservers travel case novelty item description
A compact description of a wife preserver travel case featuring a wide mouthed closure for easy access. The item includes a water resistant lining, metal springs for opening and closing, and is marketed as a novel gift aimed at men.
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Discreet search for girdle theft in Somerville
Mrs. Edith Ericksen reported her 19-year-old daughter's girdle and panties were stolen from a clothesline behind her Somerville home. Police began a discreet search for the items and the thief.
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Jury Deliberations in Hoffa Wiretapping Case Continue
In New York a federal jury enters a second day of deliberations over charges that Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa illegally tapped telephones. Judge Van Pelt Bryan ordered the seven men and five women held overnight after more than five hours without a verdict. Hoffa, Owen Brennan, and Bernard Spindel face potential one year terms and $10,000 fines if convicted for alleged 1953 to 1957 Detroit union office wiretaps.
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Fiftieth wedding anniversary open house in Moatsville
Mr and Mrs Thomas Cline Sr of Moatsville Rt 1 celebrate fifty years with an open house December 25 from 1 to 8 pm inviting friends. The Clines, longtime Phelps residents, run a farm and remain active while Mrs Cline walks two miles to Moatsville stores. Telephone service expansion to the area nears completion with trunk and branch lines nearly finished and phones in homes for Christmas or by New Year. Also notes Sunday visits by Dale Marsh and Ray Duckworth and other local residents.
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Electric Safety Reward 4-Hers Top State Honors
Top state honors go to two energetic 4-H members for excellence in Electric and Safety programs. Richard Jones of Scholan County, 16, won 1957 4-H Electric, earning a trip to Club Congress in Chicago funded by the Westinghouse Educational Foundation. Tom Dotson, 18, of Nicholas County, captured the 4-H Safety award, with travel funded by General Motors, and will join Jones at Club Congress. Dotson, a WVU student, has long promoted outdoor safety and led his club to top county safety results.
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Rep Jere Cooper Dies at 64 in Washington
Rep Jere Cooper longtime Ways and Means chairman died Wednesday night of a heart attack at Bethesda Naval Hospital. The Tennessee Democrat aged 64 had served nearly 29 years in Congress and was known as the loneliest man in Washington. He entered the hospital after a mild heart attack on December 5 and passed away soon after amid reports of a severe attack.
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Visitor Arrives for Short Weekend Stop
A brief visitor checks in for a short stay on Sunday night, noting a temporary visit before departure.
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