Music News Roundup Highlights 1959 Group and Young Performers
Russell Marfin nie Eddie Floyd and Ben Night formed in 1959 and played clubs in Major city. Their hot single You're So Fine boosted national attention while I Found a Love climbs the Hot 100. Bobby Gregg’s first record The Jam does well across charts. A 12 year old Paul Whiteman shows dance act talent before 17 as Bobby Rydell’s Gee Is Wonderful debuts. Bobby sings a bright swinger backed by strings and dance again flips Pu Dancé Again. Paul Petersen has a follow-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie
Eddie Floyd
Ben Night
Bobby Gregg
Paul Whiteman
Bobby Rydell
Bobby
Russell Performs Soft Ballad Hit And Teen Appeal Side
The piece notes Russell's new ballad style in She Can't Find Her Keys and Keep Your Love Locked with a gentle beat, plus Be Every Thing To Anyone You Love. The flip offers a message aimed at teens. It lists top sellers including I Can't Stop Loving You and Limbo Rock, and mentions Beech Forest Chapter DAR receiving National Defense award under Mrs Oscar Dumford Sr and Mrs Nelson Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batevia
Ray Charles
Walter Brennan
Mr. Aker Bilk
Dee Dee Sharp
Lion
Ben E. King
Freddy
Dream
Elvis
Muirfin
the Chiatips
Beech Forest
Daughters of the American Revolution
Oscar Dumford Sr
Nelson Thompson
National Defense
Newtonsville Community Notes Quiet Weekend and Fire Loss
Local families hosted and visited across Newtonsville with weekend guests from Larado Atlanta and Kentucky. A Burt Harper car was destroyed by fire on SR 131 near Larado with insurance covering the loss. A covered dish supper at Newtonsville school brought faculty staff and families together for social hour singing contests and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Harper
Larado
Newtonsville School
Craft
Lloyd Liegellyn
Collard Deel
Luther Barnes
Danny
Kay
James Bishop
Pam
David
Ita East
Darrel
Ben Clemons
Pat Harrison
Carl Ansteadt
Myra Wise
Irene Parks
Dedication Service At Mills Baptist Church For Nurseries
The Mills Baptist Church will hold a dedication service during morning worship for members who wish to dedicate a Christian home. Parents of children from birth to age three join to commit to church upbringing and home family worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Feltmeyer
New Richmond
Charles Berger
Cincinnati
Florida
Oh Sharp
Mills Baptist Church
Chanrely
Soldiers in Red Arrow and Quick Kick training exercises
Roll Call reports Army Pvt Ronald D Sizemore son of Mr and Mrs Link Sizemore of Williamsburg participated with the 1st Division 5th Infantry in Exercise Red Arrow a 31 day field training at Fort Bliss designed to keep the Big Red One combat ready The 20 year old rifleman from Northeastern high Owensville entered the Army last July and completed basic at Fort Knox Also Seaman apprentice Robert Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Edgar L Barnes of Batavia serves aboard USS Suffolk County taking part in Exercise Quick Kick a joint training at Camp Lejeune May 7 10 More than 40 000 personnel 370 aircraft and 70 ships from the Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps participate in the Atlantic Command coordinated exercise featuring a full scale amphibious assault on Onslow Beach and offshore air support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Ronald D. Sizemore
Link Sizemore
Rt. 2
Williamsburg
5Th Infantry
Fortey Red Arrow
Sizemore
Fort
Fort Knox
Northeastern High School
Owensville
Robert Barnes
USN
Edgar L. Barnes
Rt. 4
Batavia
Suffolk County
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
U.S. Atlantic Command
Onslow Beach
Atlantic Command
Cubs Of Pack 127 Award Winners And Meeting Notes
The text lists Cubs from Pack 127 with awards for most unique and other placements. It mentions Steve Long first and Donnie Bit zer second, plus Gary Miller and Morris Long as assistant cub master. Pack 187 held a monthly meeting at Java School on April 30 with homemade instrument music and Bobcat pins and Wolf Badges awarded to several Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willowville
Batavia
Donnie
Kite
Steve Long
Donnie Bitzer
Gary Miller
Morris Long
Cub
Éverit
von Kellerman
Michael Fry
Java School
Youngster Dies In Auto Mishap Near Milford Route 28
Seven year old William Pitman died May 12 when the Pitman family car left Route 28 two miles east of Milford and overturned. His brother Steven, 5, survived. The driver, Joseph Pitman, and an unlicensed driver were cited by patrol for the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
William Pitman
Joseph Pitman
Stella Drive
Steven
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