Lavish Parisian coming out party lights up Cleveland
About 1000 guests attend the Hotel Statler in downtown Cleveland for a $50,000 lavish coming-out party tonight to honor Jean Palmer, an 18 year old Briarcliff Junior College freshman. The event features a French theme with a 65 foot mural Paris skyline replica Eiffel Tower Arc de Triomphe Sacre Coeur, a Cafe de la Paix, ochestra, 800 bottles of champagne and France inspired hors d oeuvres.
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Cleveland
U.P
la Vie Parisiene
Statler
William H. Palmer
Jean
Briarcliff, N.Y
Miss Palmer
Shaker Heights
American Steel and Wire Co
US Steel
Paris
Cafe de la Paix
Bethany Church Group Christmas Party Near Lyons
A Bethany Christian church Christmas gathering for members was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heshelman near Lyons. The evening featured socializing games and a gift exchange with refreshments served to a long list of attendees including the Burcham and Woodall families and multiple couples and children.
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Jack Burcham
Bethany Christian Church
Ralph Heshelman
Lyons
Everett Horn
Tillman Moffett
Delbert Shepherd
Bill Richardson
John Woodall
Russell Byers
Frank Woodall
Ward Ray
Lucille Rollison
Iva Mattox
Shelton Foster
Delores
Carolyn Cooper
Moon lift limit for a man and France surrounds Livia
A statement asserts a man could lift 500 pounds on earth and 3000 pounds on the moon implying lighter gravity. It also notes the Spanish village of Livia is entirely encircled by France.
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Earth
Livia
France
Society and Club Notices Guideline
Society items must reach the Daily Citizen office by 10 00 a m to appear in the day’s issue Personal news clubs lodges parties and church notices are welcomed Mrs Ann Toney is referenced as a contact in the notice collection guidance.
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Daily Citizen
Ann Toney
Kiwanis and Masonic meet in evening calendars
Kiwanis Club gathers at the Roosevelt Hotel at 6 30 p m. Quapaw Council No 80 Pocahontas meets at Red Men s hall at 7 30 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 convenes at Moose Home at 7 30 p m.
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Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Home
Community Lodge Meetings and Rotary Luncheon
Wednesday schedule lists Eagles Lodge at a home meeting 7 30 p.m Unity Lodge No 637 1 0 I C F meets at the hall 7 30 p.m Rotary club luncheon at the high school 12 15 p.m.
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Unity Lodge No
C.F
Rotary Club
Local Society Meetings And Hospital Board Schedule
Thursday New Years Day notes Columbian Chapter No 140 OES meets at the Masonic Hall at 7:00 p.m. Freeman Greene County Hospital Board meets at the hospital at 7:15 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No 143 I O R M meets at the hall at 7:30 p.m. Eagle Encampment 222 IOOF Women of Moose Chapter 19 meet at the Moose home at 8:00 p.m.
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Masonic Hall
Freeman
Greene County Hospital Board
Quapaw Tribe
Improved Order of
Eagle
Women of Moose
Moose Home
County Corner Home Ec Club Enjoys Meeting
The Country Corner home economics club met at the Linton rural route home of Mrs. Fern Peterson. President Ivy Borders led opening prayer and reports were approved as the group decided to donate 14 dollars to the hospital fund.
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Fern Peterson
Country Corner Home Economics Club
Linton
Ivy Borders
Marie Mitchell
Edith Richardson
Etta Powell
Sara Ellis
Lake Superior ores supply majority of United Cintae nastle
The report notes Lake Superior ores now account for about 82 percent of United Cintae nastle production, highlighting a shift in regional mineral supply and market reliance.
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Lake Superior
Elson's Jewelers Gifts Store of Quality and Service
Local jeweler Elson's offers gifts and watches with repair services. Phone number 515 listed for customer inquiries and orders.
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Elson
Testimony on Reds in UN Jobs Heard in Washington
Justice Department attorney Roy Cohn testified before a House Judiciary subcommittee that the State Department cleared several Americans for United Nations posts despite information indicating they were Communists. He said five cases carried no adverse comment yet he found information that would have warranted it if properly evaluated. He linked the matter to a broader Communist infiltration inquiry led by his New York grand jury.
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AU P
Justice Department
State Department
United Nations
Roy Cohn
New York
U.N
House
Cohn
James P. McGranery
Rest Haven Residents Thank Supporters For Christmas Kindness
Rest Haven residents express gratitude for many acts of kindness that made Christmas joyful. Miss Nola Yoder lists groups and individuals from Linton Jasonville Westphalia Martinsville and beyond who donated gifts food and an aquarium of goldfish along with church and youth groups that provided favors carols and greetings.
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Rest Haven
Miss Yoder
Christian Church
Linton
New
Baptist Church
Switz City
United Brethren Church
Jasonville
Vigo No
Westphalia
Community Circle
Stafford Township
Ladies Aid
Furnace Christian Church
Jesus Helpers Group
Methodist Church
Bloomfield
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Newberry
Evangelical Reformed Church
Freelandville
Delta Alpha Class
Cass
Williams I. G A
Jasper
Linton Friends
Evansville
O'Brien Reflects on New York Youth and Broadway Life
Edmond O'Brien, longtime New York-born actor, discusses how city kids stand out for quick wits compared to country youths. He recalls Harlem childhood, Houdini across the street, and early magic shows, while noting his own films and stage roles and speculation about Marlon Brando and James Mason.
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Edmond O'Brien
New York
O'Brien
Ethel Barrymore Theater
John van Druten
Rye
N. Y
Olga San
Juan
Edmond O’brien
Harlem
Brentwood
Los Angeles
Bronx
Manhattan
West Side
Sing Sing
Don Juan
Eddie
Harry Houdini
O'Briens
O’brien
Neirbo the Great
Shrpeice
Casca
Julius Caesar
Prince Hal
Maurice Evens
Henry IV
Mercutio
Mark Antony
Mercury Theater
Brando America
Six Front-pagers Die In Hollywood in '52
Hollywood in 1952 saw six front-page deaths among women notable figures. Hugh Herbert remained the sole major male to die in 1953. Dixie Lee died of cancer at 40, Susan Peters died at 31 after a wheelchair comeback attempt, and Roy Rogers’ daughter Siny Robin Rogers died of mumps at age under two. Hattie McDaniel died at 54, and others included Walter Wanger case survivor Mrs Jennings Lang dying of a heart attack. Babies welcomed by Ingrid Bergman and many other stars.
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U.P
Hugh Herbert
Dixie Lee
Bing Crosby
Susan
Siny
Robin Rogers
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Rogers
Hattie McDaniel
Walter Wanger
Jennings Lang
Wanger
Joan Bennett
Faith Makes One Whole Through Strong divine Faith
Lieut Florence Davis cites Luke 17 19 saying faith in the Almight y heals. The devotional notes that faith in God makes the impossible possible and can turn darkness into joy, as with the leper who was made whole.
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May Fainot
Maude Lynn
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Edward Bragg Paine
Bangor
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Huffer Beauty Shoppe
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Hamilton Drug Store
Terre Haute
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Terre Haute, Indiana
Mel Heimer
Aline Mosby
United Press Hollywood
Susan Peters
Jack Conway
Lamar Trotti
Philip Epstein
Mimi Forsythe
Homer Curran
Henry Otto
Nathan Levinson
Ingrid Bergman
Viveca Lindfors
Jane Powell
Judy Garland
Lauren Bacall
Anthony Quinn
Eleanor Parker
Jeanne Crain
Dale Robertson
Dennis Day
Ronald Reagan
Alan Young
Mario Lanza
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Norge Appliances
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