Cornell Twenty Red Cross members visit nursing home
Amity Red Cross members deliver gifts and refreshments to Livingston County Nursing Home patients on December 14. Rev Harry J Harwood narrated a Christmas story with slides as Altar and Rosary Society members and husbands held their annual potluck and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Harold Asper
Cornell
Amity Chapter
American Red Cross
Livingston County
Harry J.harwood
Altar and Rosary Society
John Snyder
Gene Burkett
Banco
Cora Frailey
Ervin Burkett
Esta Cashmer
Clark Burkett
Doris Cashier
Doris Cashmer
Foster McClaine
Baptist Women's’ Missionary Society
Charles Partridge
Streator
Cornell Lions ‘Club
Richard Cashmer
Bloomington
Amy Sué
Dee
St. Joseph Hospital
Gary
Anna Marie
Beth
Kevin
Claud Cashmer
New York State
Sammy Gourley
Amy Jo
Mennonite Hospital
Donald
Richard
Dorothy Ary
Letitia Mae
Sammy » de ‘Debra
Linda Jean
Pare
Jack
Gerald Gourley
Manville J
Sam Gourley
Odell
David W. Witte
Columbus
Ohio
First Baptist Church
Earl Johnson Sr
William Johnson
Delbert ‘Jones
Pontiac
Victor Millian
Dale Johnson J
Eral Johnson Sr
Oil Well Strike In Esmen Area Signals Start Of Field
Kickapoo Oil and Drilling Co. struck oil on land east of Cornell in Esmen Township. Core samples show oil from 126 to 149 feet in the Pennsylvania Sand structure, a 23 foot oil bearing layer. Wil son-Jacobson Number One to be widened for test production. Norman Holzhauer, an interest holder, reported the find to The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson-Jacobson Grain Co
Cornell
Kickapoo Oil and Drilling Co
Pennsylvania
Vernon Harris
Kickapoo
Earl Pinney
Harris
Wilson-Jacobson
Leader
Norman Holzhauer
Holzhauer
Miami
Esmen Township
Glenn Layton
Kickapoo Qil and Drilling Co
Trenton
Democrats Receive Base Closure Briefing Kit
Freshmen Democrats were briefed by the DNC on the McNamara base closures affecting about 63,000 workers. The kit includes a five minute radio or TV script and a news release designed to help congressmen explain the actions to constituents and emphasize cost savings of nearly 500 million dollars and protection of jobs for career staff. It features McNamara explanations and stage directions for on air delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Defense
Robert $. McNamara
Congress
McNamara
Department
Innovative bases pivot to private industry growth
A proposed news release notes a recently closed military base now hosts private industries that employ more people than the base did for the military. Congressmen say imaginative businessmen can turn a five minute telecast into a film clip for about $12 at the House recording studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Headgear tarboosh description from Britannica entry
A tarboosh is a close fitting flat topped brimless cap worn by Mohammedans, noted as either separate headgear or inner part of a turban, shaped like a truncated cone and made of felt or cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Barbs T Warns About Teen Homework Help
A lighthearted caution suggests parents risk exposing their own knowledge gaps by helping teenagers with homework, implying a humorous connection between engines and education as a humorous warning.
Weather Bureau Alerts Oncoming Hurricane Threat
Weather bureau warnings warn residents ahead of an approaching hurricane. Officials urge preparedness and outline safety steps for families and businesses in the affected coastal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Weather Bureau
New Soviet Regime Faces Pressure Domestic Problems
William L. Ryan reports the post Khrushchev regime pivoting inward to fix domestic woes. The 1865 budget signals relaxed US relations while courting Western trade, with emphasis on consumer spending, housing, agriculture, and social programs. Foreign policy pledges support for revolutionary movements but seeks better ties with the West, and Moscow resists backing China while preparing for a stronger internal economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Supreme Soviet
United States
Red China
Kremlin
Alexei Kosygin
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Pravda
U.s.5.r
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
China
Paris 1963 births and deaths set record highs
In 1963 France saw a net rise with another resident per minute. Births occurred every 36 seconds and deaths every 56 seconds, totaling 870,000 births the highest for any year. The great horned owl is sometimes called the tiger of the bird world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Die
Con Aines
de- Balud
Urbon
DRAKE
Sinclair
Rittenhouse TV
Collor Television
Norman
Living Color
Rittenhouse
Ritt
Esmen
New Democrats
Presque Isle
Maine
Central Illinois
Palomar
Illinois
Leander J Pa
Hal Cochran
Seaboard Finance Company
West Washington St
Pontiac, Ilinois
Illinois Water Service Co
Costello’s
Civae Ships
Don’s Superway
N. Ladd
Pontiac, Ill
Armour
Pillsbury Biscuits
del Monte
Maxwell House Coffee
California
Florida
Quenty
Schell
W. Madison
Carter
Untedt Staten Telling Co. Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!