Lycoming hosts annual mother and daughter banquet
About 85 attended the Lycoming Methodist Church W S C S event. Loretta Peck led as toast mistress and Rhea LaVeck of Pulaski was guest speaker on Mothers. Dinners were served by men and boys. prizes honored youngest, oldest, and most daughters with carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Gayle
Ruth Richardson
Laurie Knight
Barbara Germain
Flossie Donahue
Lucille Davis
Flora Lawton
Edna Hopkins
Stevens
Marguerite Coon
Preeent
Viola LeBeouf
Rhea LaVeck
Edna Bellinger
Gladys Baker
Domestic event details from local club meeting
The text lists committee members for seating dining room and kitchen duties, corsage makers, hat favors by several women, and table decorations. W.S.C.S. President Mrs. Harriet Goodness thanks helpers and invites all to the next gathering at Mrs. Maud Brown and Evelyn Ladd’s home on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Patchin
Marion Petrie
Clara Gayle
Marguerite Coon
Evelyn Ladd
Ella Noyes
Helen Coe
Lorraine
Leah France
Elizabeth Richardson
Kay Patchin
Mildrede Davis
W.S.C.S
Harriet Goodness
Maud Brown
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE TEASE
The page presents a daily crossword with clues such as rich cloth and coral island plus a cryptoquote puzzle by LONGFELLOW. It includes a sample cipher showing letter substitution and hints, plus a completed yesterday quote about hope and possession.
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Astern
Amiss
Coral Island
Once More
Reigning Beauty
Sunlight Uses Beyond Light and Heat
The sun’s rays not only illuminate but warm the earth and evaporate seawater to form clouds and rain. The reader is invited to spot more sunlit applications shown in a picture. Shelby Jean Turner of Savannah Ga wins $10 for the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Newton
Sir Isaac
Shelby Jean Turner
Savannah
Shower Honors Sandra Ingison in Hannibal Center
Mrs. Floyd Livingston hosted a variety shower for Sandra Ingison daughter of Mr and Mrs William Crandall of Hannibal Center. 23 guests attended a buffet lunch with a door prize won by Mrs Archie Gray and Sandra received many gifts. Sandra is a 1961 Hannibal Central graduate and will marry Charles Peacock on July 14 at Hannibal Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Center
Floyd Livingston
Sandra Ingison
William Crandall
Archie Gray
Hannibal Central School
Charles Peacock
Lilian Peacock
Fulton
Hannibal Methodist Church
Terrace
Oswego
Methodist Church
Robert Dennison
William J. Tompkins
Leonard Fowler
North Hannibal
Howard Bench
Lysander
Leonard Salisbury
Palermo
Norman Collard
North Syracuse
George ‘Tompkins
Earl Durbin
Bethel Road
Gray
George Tompkins
Lynn Priest
Wayne Hoag
Cato Union Church
Mrs
Roland Priest
Extension cords must be sized for load says REA
The Rural Electrification Administration warns extension cords have no built in warning system. Use a cord large enough. a number 18 cord safely carries five amperes, adequate for most lamps and smaller household appliances.
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Washington
UPI
Rural Electrification Administration
Mrs Gorton Hosts Two Grandchildren Birthday Parties
Mrs Arttur Gorton hosted two birthday gatherings for grandchildren in Mexico with Melanie turning seven on Monday and Michelle turning four on Saturday at the Gorton home. She later accompanied Mr and Mrs Gerald Denny and Mrs Allen Smith to Oswego. Mrs Lefa Johnson of Oswego visited her brother Mr Gorton, recovering from a hip fracture at Donovan Nursing Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East New Haven
Arttur Gorton
Melanie
Michelle
Arthur Gorton, Jr
Mexico
Gerald Denny
Allen Smith
Oswego
Lefa Johnson
Mr. Gorton
Johnson
Donovan Nursing Home
Family visits amid move plans in city
Thursday evening Mrs. Gorton's nephew Oliver Yancer of General Electric in Florida called at the Gorton home with an aunt and other relatives. Sunday callers included Mrs. Ervin Stevens of Colosse, Merrie Gorton of Mexico, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pachaud of Vermillion, with further visits by Don Wight and Orin Church family members. Additional calls reached Mrs. Mattison Hollister's home from Arthur Copson and Mrs. Helen Parsons along with several Oswego and Mexico residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Jennie Coe
New Haven
Mattison Hollister
Arthur Copson
Helen Parsons
Lala Knauss
Karl Kocher
Oswego
Osbert Cornell
Albert Adams
Arthur Moore
Mexico
New Books At City Library Arrivals List
The City Library adds new titles including Ship of Fools by Katherine Anne Porter Franny and Zooey by J D Salinger The Bull From the Sea by Mary Renault The Fox in the Attic by Richard Hughes The Agony and the Ecstasy by Irving Stone A Prologue to Love by Taylor Caldwell Hornstein's Boy by Robert Traver Teland by Aldous Huxley Chairman of the Bored by Edward Streeter Youngblood Hawke by Herman Wouk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Renault
Richard Hughes
Irving Stone
Taylor Caldwell
Robert Traver
Teland
Aldous Huxley
Edward Streeter
Youngblood Hawke
Herman
Oswego City Library Adds Notable Nonfiction Titles
The Oswego City Library announces new reservations for diverse works including Wouk and Morton nonfiction, biographies of Nixon and Fitzgerald, The Guns of August, The Making of the President, and The Last Plantagenets among others.
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Louis Nizer
Richard Nixon
Barebara Tuchman
Robert Frost
Theodore White
Scott Fitzgerald
Andrew Turntull
Thomas Constain
Oswego City
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Lycoming
Wilder
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By Sakren
Nancy
Beetle Bailey
Mre
Stone
Orville
Daily Crossword
Plorer Ameri
Longfellow
Enziuh
Enzh
Disclose
Hello
Great Warn
Slight Taste
Fuss
Scotland County
Plank
Fen
Ito
Dixie Dugan
Mickey Finn
Joe Palooka
Syracusr
Mcintosh
Cortiang Ny
Eeeteee Escarole
Bens
Tcy
Tex
Calif
Texas
Mrs. Gorton
City Library
Katherine Anne Porter
Franny and
Zooey, J. D. Salinger
The
Rothschilds
Frederic Morton
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