Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Glenn at University Village
Residents of University Village hosted a surprise party last evening at Mrs. Orville Glenns home for her birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gregan and many neighbors, with Mrs. Don Ripley creating an electric skillet shaped cake centerpiece and hosting help from Mrs. Burton Fisher, Mrs. Ed Bradley, and Mrs. Ripley.
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University Village
Orville Glenn
Don Ripley
Burton Fisher
T Ed Bradley
Ripley
Jim Gregan
Steven
Scottie
Clayton True
Dick Powell
Vincent Herriman
Mike Ireland
N. White
D. Turner
Leonard Daughty
Marty
Art Gilbert
Susan
Ed Bradley
Johnny
Eldon Aeschlem
Baby Named Buary Kevin Gifford in Denver Birth
The baby boy Buary Kevin Gifford was born October 8 at Ransom Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Gifford Denver. He weighed eight pounds seven ounces and his mother is Dorothy Harrison daughter of Mrs Hazel Harrison 717 N Cedar.
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Gifford
Jack Gifford
Denver
Buary
Kevin
Dorothy Harrison
Hazel Harrison
N. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
White
Harlan Dean White
Carbondale
Cynthia Sue
Driver
James Driver
Route 1
Pomona
Judith Ann
Vegetable-Sausage Meal Featured in Oct Massengale Birth
A family note announces the birth of Charlotte Ann Massengale on October 5 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Massengale of 315 E 9th. The item also shares a tested recipe for Savory Corn in Acorn Squash, detailing ingredients and steps to bake the stuffed squash halves with cream style corn and sausages for a ready to serve, nutritious meal.
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Kenneth Massengale
Charlotte Ann
Church Pew Bought by Sunday School Class
Shaude-Haight treasurer led Trinity Methodist meeting as the Sunday school class bought a church pew for 100 dollars yesterday afternoon. Hostesses Mrs Clyde Selby and Mrs Walter Rodgers coordinated, with Mrs Charles Peterson on business and Mrs Emile Barnes leading devotions. The courtesy report noted 76 cards, two bouquets, and 68 calls. L A Rupf organized games, Halloween themed refreshments served, attendees included Leo Kirkwood Roy Stewart G L Bolton Jess Young Ed Hazen Ida Fisher Ira Ackley Hazel Harrison.
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Seekers
Dirs. Shaude-Haight
Trinity Methodist Church
Clyde Selby
Walter Rodgers
Charles Peterson
Emile Barnes
L. A. Rupf
Leo Kirkwood
Roy Stewart
G. L. Bolton
Jess Young
Ed Hazen
Ida Fisher
Ira Ackley
Hazel Harrison
Heart A Program Topic For Franklin County Nurses
Nurses in Franklin County heard Dr. D. G. Laury discuss the heart in a recent meeting focusing on a delicate heart operation. Mrs. J. B. Muecke hosted with assistance from Mrs. Pauline Duyk and business matters were led by Mrs. A. E. Keller.
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Franklin County
D. G. Laury
J. B. Muecke
Pauline Duyk
A. E. Keller
Arla Lickteig
Benedotos Serbantes
Mines
Floyd Minnick
Willis Leming
Francis Golden
H. J. Terrill
George Lambert
W. J. Foulks
Joe McGilbray
Joel Towner
Marjorie Collins
Oklahoma Governor Urges Rain Prayer Across State
Oklahoma City Gov Raymond Gary calls on all residents to join him Sunday in a statewide prayer for rain as drought worsens after years of low precipitation. The note also mentions a desert treat tip using red cinnamon candies on baked apples and a brief nod to Savings Bonds as a safe investment.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Skillet Franks and Kraut Recipe Featured in Bridal Spread
AP News feature presents a cooking segment with Cream of Tomato Soup and a step by step Skillet Franks and Kraut method. The dish uses sauerkraut brown sugar caraway and frankfurters simmered in a skillet to serve two with mustard and ample sauerkraut.
Taft's Spectre Haunts Missouri
A St Louis report describes how the late Senator Robert A. Taft haunts Missouri Republicans creating lukewarm support for Eisenhower. Some GOP members identify as Nixon Republicans favoring Nixon over Eisenhower and feel old-line leaders lack patronage and influence. Observers suggest Adlai Stevenson may be edging Eisenhower in Missouri's electoral votes this year.
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ST. Louis
Robert A. Taft
Missouri
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Missouri politics and quarreling on atomic deterrence
In Missouri the 1956 race saw Democrats winning most statewide offices with about 105 000 Democratic votes and a narrow 29 000 margin for Stevenson. Republican efforts targeted roughly 125 000 Black voters, while Quarles argued deterrence hinges on current military strength rather to reserve, amid talk of Eisenhower’s visit and party dynamics. Buy or Sell through Want Ads.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Missouri
U S Urges Display of Best Weapons to Repel Aggression
In Los Angeles the secretary of the air force says the United States should exhibit its top weapons and make clear its intent to use them immediately to deter or counter aggression. The remarks underscore a push for showing military strength and readiness.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Los Angeles
United States
Air
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Percale
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Taft
Donald A. Quarles
Quarles
Los Angeles World Affairs Council
Edward
Rhapsody Shade
Dean’s Pills
Esa
Colasedat Crown
Cologne
Plu
Gillette
Chel Y
Eka
McKesson Bexel
Reviow
Revlon
Geos
Geritol
Feourn
Chee A
CROWN
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R. G. Dan Imperial
Thornton
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Zai
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