Proud Navy Son Earns Education and Service
Reader letter praises son Burnham L. Mundy EN/3 serving in the Navy. The writer notes his high school completion, Diesel mechanic school, electronics testing, ship duty hunting a submarine, and travels to the Bahamas, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. He is stationed in Washington, D.C., and the reader expresses pride and gratitude for government support.
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Navy
Bahamas
Bermuda
Puerto Rico
Washington, D.C
Burnham L. Mundy
Charles Welch
From Bijou to Gilley The Dear Dead Days of Movies
The narrator recalls first movie memories at a five cent Bijou and a later Gilley theater possibly named Crystal. They describe foldable wooden seats, dim grayscale footage, and periodic lights while reels changed. Epics like The Perils of Pauline and Chaplin offer vivid recollections, with a lingering affection for early cinema’s charm.
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Gilley
Crystal
Borrow
Pauline
Charlie Chaplin
Fatty Arbuckle
Mabel Normand
Carrol
Wallace
Reid
Wm. S. Hart
U.S. Calvary
Dusty Farnum
Mary Pickford
Henry VIII
Movement and Exercise For Arthritis Judgments
Readers discuss moving joints for arthritis. Letters emphasize movement over rest, with cautions about acute rheumatoid cases. Personal stories cite walking and tennis aiding comfort, heat relief, and the need to balance effort. Also notes on medical guidance, cancer clothing safety, pyelonephritis, pinworm, wartime dispatches, and a local horse rescue and cinema debut in Ottawa.
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B.J
Prayer for Today Devotional Message
A short devotional prayer urges rejoicing, constant prayer, and gratitude. It asks for patience to wait for God’s timing and closes with the blessing in Christ’s name. The text reflects personal faith and daily reliance on divine guidance.
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Christ
Television Log Night Schedule Highlights and Errors
A dense TV guide style listing shows a long night of programs across channels with many titles and times. It includes news, dramas, westerns, soap operas, talk shows, cartoons, movies, and classic series like Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, and The Twilight Zone, reflecting a typical broadcast lineup with occasional OCR glitches and misordered entries. The fragmentary log covers primetime through midnight and includes local news, weather, and public affairs while noting several film titles such as Oil to the Lamps of China and Postman Always Rings Twice.
Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Moves and Picnics
About 55 people including 25 Junior High and M Y F members plus families gathered at Camp Chippewa near Ottawa Sunday Sept. 22 for a Wellsville Methodist pastor introduction picnic. Wayne Sill family moved to North Main Street Wellsville, stationed at Olathe Naval Base. A noon dinner Sept. 15 honored Susan Gen a Kimbrough Leavenworth Mrs. Jim Warnock and Lester Moore Ottawa with guests including M W Sloan and several Warnock and Kimbrough relatives. Martha Coffman moved to 413 Locust Wellsville. Mrs George Sherman honored at stork shower hosted by Mrs Jim Wright Mrs Marlin Chanay and Mrs Bob Stauffer. Gifts placed in a doll crib. Password game themed to baby. Yellow and white decor. dessert and punch served to about 20 guests.
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M.Y.F
Chippewa
Ottawa
Wellsville
Wayne Sill
North Main Street
Olathe Naval Base
Bill Warnock
Susan
Gena Kimbrough
Leavenworth
Jim Warnock
Lester Moore
M. W. Sloan
Carl Warnock
Vaughn Kimbrough
Martha Coffman
George Sherman
Jim Wright
Wright
Marlin Chanay
Bob Stauffer
Evening TV Offer Mix of Drama and Debuts
The program features a stylish high school production led by Dean Jagger as a principled educator, a tense hatchet murder trial with a scrupulous prosecutor, and Boone delivering a strong performance. Danny Kaye makes his weekly television debut with Jackie Cooper as a guest, while Glynis Johns stars in Glynis and CBS Reports plans a McNamara interview.
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Oiscus
Deliod
Kildare
Gillespie
Novak
Mr. Vane
Dean
Jagger
Nis
Hornets nest emblem roots in ay In History City
In ay In History, the city of ay In History lotte, N C earned its hornet emblem after battles with American Colonials. Notable dates include 1799 Zurich victory, 1954 Toya Maru disaster, and postwar military base deals with Spain and the US. The summary notes key events and shifts in allegiance over the years.
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Lotte
N.C
Cornwallis
Zurich
Baltimore
National Party
Congress
Holland
France
Switzerland
Spain
United States
Burma
State Department
Israel
Tonight TV Highlights and Lone Features
Perry Mason starts seventh season in new 8 p.m. slot on Channels 5 and 13. Channel 4 airs Washington Negro at 9 with narration by Chet Huntley. Jimmy Dean Show debuts at 8 on Channel 9 with Rosemary Clooney and Al Hirt. Late film Oil For the Lamps of China (1935) with Pat O'Brien airs on Channel 5 at 10 15.
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Perry Mason
Channel 4
Chet Huntley
Jimmy Dean
Rosemary Clooney
al Hirt
Dean
China
Pat O’brien
Channel ‘5
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