davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-12-11

ployment can be expected this
month.
He predicted unemployment
in 1860 viii average less than in
1853, assuming there are no
major upheavals such as a new
steel strike or a rail walkout.
BY the end Of January, DR..
Wolfbein said in a press con-
ference. lay-off's resulting from
steel shortages should drop
substantially.
The report was full Of SEEM
ing paradoxes, resulting from
cross-currents in the employ
ment picture.
Auto Plant Layoifs Mount
Layods in automobiles and
other industries using steel
continued mounting, reaching
a cumulative total Of about
$40 900 at latest count. lay
offs continued to rise despite
the return of steelworkers to
the mills under a Taft Hartley
injunction put in force No
vember z. It takes time for
shipments of steel to f1ll pipe
lines emptied by the strike.
About one-fourth of all auto
workers, for example. were un-
employed when the Govern
ment made its count at mid.
November.
The return of steel strikers
to work was not reflected IN
total employment figures be-
cause strikers are counted as
employed.
Total employment Of 65.640,-
900 last month compared with
SO, ,S31 900 in October and Ga
SIS, 900 in November. 1858.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
outer Jackets make hale and hearty gifts

otcuLdbe
than
o
ceton
. ronsdeo
Evening star., 1959-12-11
More Statistics

Subcommittee Investigator
Hayden s. CARRIER cited statis-
tics, slightly different from Mrs.
Quenstedt's, showing that the
total backlog in Juvenile Court
at the end of fiscal 1853
amounted to only 745 cases,
$40 involving adults and 235
concerned with juveniles.
Mrs. Quenstedt said the total
should be 746. But she added
that l,205 cases were perding
before the court at the end OF
Evening star., 1959-12-11

ton. could you schedule enough
jury trials7" Chairman Davis
asked.
"n we had enough judges,
yes sir" Mrs. Quenstedt re-
piled.
Mr.. Davis said he meant to
apply the jury appropriation To
a single judge. Unfortunately,
one Judge can hear only one
case at 8 time. Mrs. Quenstedt
said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13
James Goodwin
Candidate
at AquiMa

Running for councilman of
Aquilla Village is James L.
Goodwin. He has been serv-
ing on the council since his
appointment last year.
Goodwin attended H ol ly
Name school in Cleveland
He worked in a logging camp
in California for several
years, but is now employed
as stationary engineer at
John Carroll University.
He married his wife, Lor-
eta, in st. Paul's Catholic
Church in Norwalk. Ohio, in
1888. The couple have five
children, two of which are
married; those living a It
home are Raymond, Is; Mar
shall, ID; and Marian, IL. The
Goodwin family moved to 35
Gordon Drive. Aquilla viii :
age, three years ago fir o m
Cleveland.
Goodwin is active in st.
Mary's Church in Chardon.
He claims his hobby is fish
ing and he loves to play base
ball.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13
News Items from Claridon

and son Carter of Huntsburg
are on vacation in Canada.
Women's Fellowship picnic
was held Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Grosve-
nor. There will be a lunch
con and work meeting We'd
nesday, April 19.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pol
lock attended the Letter re-
union Sunday at Richville
Ohio.
Karen Grafton was in War
rem Wednesday, Aug. 5, and
as Shorthorn queen. assisted
in distributing ribbons at the
beef cattle judging at Trum-
bull county fair.
Chad Grafton has been at
Trumbull County fair past
week and is now at Ashta =
bula county with his short
horn cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowers
and son of Kent spent Sun :
day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bower.
The annual SmorgaSbord
and bake sale sponsored by
Women's Fellowship was a
huge success. Nearly four
hundred people attended the
lavish dinner served from
beautifully decorated three
TERED tables. We were pleas
ed to have guests from Ca
NADIA, Florida and Michigan,
along with our Ohio friends
sign the register. words of
appreciation to all those who
gave of their time. help, con-
tributed or attended the af-
fair to make it such a sue
cess. We hope you will re-
member it for another year.
Sixteen members of Gold
en- Rule Fellowship attended
a party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Barnes in
Huntsburg, Saturday. A bou.
nteous supper was served
and games played later in
the evening.
| Warren Ensign and Eileen
Ensign were Sunday guests
Of Mrs. Il. w. Ensign.
Building permits issued ir
Claridon Township during the
month of July were:
Clarence Anderson. Route
COS, North, garage.
Bob Hills. 608 south, resi-
dence.
Warren Babcock. Rt. 322,
West, enclosed porch.
Donald Pinzoni. Taylor
Wells Rd., garage.
jClaridon Troy Rd. is hav
ing black top resurface job
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13
Nv MRS HOWARD ENSIGN

BY MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN
Mrs. Maude Sloat was TAX
en- to Valley View r e st
Home, Chardon r. F. D., Sat-
urday to stay. until she re :
covers from an attack OF
shingles.
Taylor reunion was held
Saturday, Aug, 8, at T o W n
Hall. Forty nine attended
dinner. Several others came
In afternoon.
Don Moss with John Allen
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13

almost before you know it,
you have the financial Sc
curity every family needs.
Even more important,
you'll have gained bank
standing. This means the
bank knows you. and when
you're known at the bank,
the rest comes easy. Any
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13
Plan Meeting to Discuss
Sidewalks Near School

Letters have been mailed
out today by Chardon's will
age clerk asking interested
property owners on Maple
and Chardon avenues to
meet in the village council
chambers next Tuesday eve-
ming at 8 o'clock to discuss
installing sidewalks.
Because the two streets
lead to the school. which
opens next month. the need
for sidewalks is urgent.
Council had originally plan
ned to order the paving of
sidewalks on both sides of
Maple avenue but after a
survey by the village engin-
eer and Harry Keenen, chair
man of the sidewalk com :
mittee, it was decided to
postpone the paving of h e
sidewalk on the east side of
Maple avenue.
Without the sidewalks chill
dren walking to school have
been forced to walk in the
road, perilously close to pas
sing automobiles.
Considerable sidewalk has
already been installed on
both Chardon and Maple ave-
nues and council hopes to get
the balance under way b y
the time school opens.
New Chardon Pupils
To Register Aug. 24-25
Parents may register chill
dred not previously enrolled
in any Chardon school, on
August "a and Is, from 8 am.
until 200 pm. according to
an announcement by School
superintendent Ira Garfield.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13

Schools open for registra-
ton are Park, Maple Ave :
nue., Hambden and Munson.
please bring child's birth
certificate when you come, "
he says.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13
Two on Honor Roll
At Chic State University

For their high academic
averages for the spring quar-
ter David B. Patterson. Char
don, and John A. Shadduck,
Middlefield, have been plac-
ed on the honor roll at Ohio
State University.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13

"Jeanie" 18, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Thomas, 118 Tilden Ave-
nue., Chardon. She graduated from Char
don high school last June and will attend
Lake Erie College this fall. She is an en-
try from Parker Shoes.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13

Karen, Is, is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Gray 1897 Mentor Avenue,
Painesville She will be Junior at Harvey
high school in the fall Chardon Welding
is sponsoring this candidate.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-13
Don't just hope for a better
future bank on it.!

time you need money or references or
business advice, your bank standing
smooths the way for you. AS millions
of up-and-c coming Americans know.
it's good to haue bank behind you!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

Rev FIR Leonard A Hirman,
former pastor Of ST. Loonards and
Rev Fr John wirth assistant
pastor of st. Peter Claver Cath
ollie church in ST Paul the groom's
parish
Special guest priests on the al
tar were Rev F'r James p shan
non, president OF 81 Thomas Col
lege in 81 Paul and Rev Fr Arm
old Luger pastor Of 81 Peter
Clsver church
Vows were exchanged before an
altar decorated with vases Of white
gladioli and white carnations in
termingled with greenery The
bride presented bouquet of red
roses az altar OF Blessed Virgin
Mary Rear altar flowers were
white carnations Pews in the
center aisle were marked with
white satin bows
A program Of nuptial music
was presented by Mrs Robert
Kasbohm, orgsnist, a high school
and college friend Of the bride
Mrs, Kasbohm also accompanied
the soloists who were Mrs. Jerome
Anderson, soprano, Miss Marilyn
PeIlitier OF New York City. sop
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
ST. PAU. BIRTHDAYS

July MAJOR gasnuei Fausmn
go ~ Anthony ~ Hugh Bchuok
700 Rpndo Az Mrs Katherine
Turner ps5 ~ Anthony Az Ger
tis Taylor " sss Rondo ~
Miss Florence Mitchell 32p ~ 81
Adams Eleanor payiea SIS w
Central Az Mrs & " IipissF
1867 Albany A. Mrs. Robert ~
Patterson ss2 W central Az
July > Henry Johnson 400 Dale
81 wtrifred Jean Meal s22is
Ronao Az
July . Mrs HaIis Dscserson.
sss 81 Anthony ~ Ralph Gre.
ham iO64 W Central ~ gath
anil Bmith ap0o hardwood
rsmea Grim fSs7 y Western
~ Dorothy Prize 100 Rondn
~ Mr. HyyiBs Taylor afs fgio
Har, ~ Myrtle Cole z87 ~
anthony A. R1-ails rtssd 752
Carroll ~ VI Ctariss Walker
rga fRishart A.
1Biy r Mrs Lac 0;1rirne ssi
Carroll Az Mr. ffszei Allen
stsh 81 Arfhoug A. shirley
Nstsgn scr ~ Auih0rv Az Mrs.
psad Butyrsf us Aaraa ~
F1fiis John garsr ma Carroll
Az CHARTS " Bsisozsr gf sfs
w Central ~
1uiV q Janice pgadef COS F0n.
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rano. Miss Janet pcttbsrnsr CON
tralto, Mr. Robert Kasbobm bari
tore and Mr. Michael raaana
tenor They sang the mass Re.
gina Pacis By Plctro Yan. Mot
cts and solos were 20 Bone Issu
ave Maria" 20 Guam seeEavls
Est The traditional professional
and the occasional 81 GATHERINGS
Hymn traditional az weddings OF
st Catherine slumna. were playeg
BY the organist
The bride is the daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs Charles Eugene Noble
Of 1882 Fourth Az s Minneapolis
The groom Is the son OF Or and
Mrs Charles II Williams Of SIS
81 Anthony Av, 81 Paul
The bride presented an imposing
picture Of youthful beauty as she
entered on the arm Of her father
who gave her IN marriage Her
gown. an original Cahin Of Caitfor-
mia, was fashioned entirely Of
white hand clipped Chanully lace
The nodded bodice featured a
square scalioped neokline falling
into low V In back, short sleeves
and the long torso extending into
the voluminous floor length SKIRT
Her fingertip veil Of illusion was
secured 20 a tiara Of seed pearls
Full length chantilly lace gaunt,
let's white satin sandals and 0
single strand pearl necklace with
matching earrings completed her
attire She carried a cascade bou,
quet Of white butterfly roses and
stephanotis, conferred with demure
pale peach sweetheart roses
Attendants Gowncd Beautifully
In delightful contrast her sister
Mrs Chariene Han matrou Of
honor. was guwncd in aqua sin
organza and bridesmaids. Mrs
Robert Kyle and the Misses Rcgins
and Marion williams, sisters o.
the groom, wore coral rose ailb
urRanza
The attendants gowns were al
identically styled featuring fittet
bodices, boat necilines shor
sleeves and waltz length FUN bout
FAINT skirts in embroidered flora
| pattern They wore matching liner
Continued ON Page 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

transformed into a falryinnd par
adise. Of spring flowers Vad green
cry
The bandstand where Billy Helm
and his orchestra played for the
presentation and the dancing was
banked with ferns palms and vases
Of white Flowers
An arch of white glndlob and
poonics cutwiuod with huckieberry
leaves conferred the stage Cibotium
ferns and floor vases ~ white
peonies on one side nf the room
formed the colorful background
for the receiving lIno where the
mothers. a. charming az their
daughters and dressed IN beautiful
pastel colored ban gowns along
with the dchutantes. welcomed
gIcsta
Each girl was truly ~ lovely
as princess In her bah length
gown IN traditional white with long
white gloves slippers and a cas-
cade bouquet ~ red roses Promp
tly at 10 pm Mr. Jesse Miller
dub president officially welcomed
guests and introduced Arle Haebs
erie well known WCCO-TV per
aonaiity who was mistress u cero.
monies
Guests were literally enchanted
as they watched the official pre-
aentation Each girl az her name
was announced walked 20 the cent
or q the stage, through the arch
way and down the runway 20 The
center ~ the ballroom where abr
made a curtsy
she war then presented with
cascade bouquet ~ red American
Beauty roses by Miss Karen Son.
tag Queen of SHOWS Of the 81 Paul
winter Carnival She was then met
by her proud father attired ~
formal Earb. vino c@oorted her -
the rear u the room, where The
Young male escorts for The evening
we're lined up on the opposite side
q the room
When the last girl took her
place. the orchestra played waltz
and the young asbs danced with
their fathers 70 the center u the
room and were then met BY her
escorts and they danced ths waltz
while the orchestra played IN thr
background
The presentation was f0llored
By ths Grand March which was
led by King Borsas and Queen -
gnora Karen s0ntag ~ the ~
paul Winter Carnival followed BY
the rlab president NJ jsNss Nj
ler and Mrs Miller then ne deb.
itaufeH snd their escorts and ciab
members parents % debs and
guests
Personal gifts were presented 20
each debutants b. Mrs Gloria
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

Smith cotilUon chairman The cot
illinn was acclaimed one 81 the
most beautiful IN the -four year
history OF the Canoes prcsonta
ton.
Phyllis Dolores Bradley
Presented this year were Miss
Phyllis Dolores Bradley daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Milton Henry who
was charming Ia gsrdcnia white
embroidered swiss orRandy fcatur.
inE high necldinc, fitted bodice and
short sleeves The wlndrwcp, skirt
was enhanced with \ panel of en-
broidery down the front and around
the bottom Her escort was Tim
otny Walker will,erson
sharon Ann Few
Miss sharon Ann Few. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Sherman Few
was radiant IN a white tullo and
lace stnplnss gown with FUN bout.
FAINT skirt q tulls and lace Escoft
ed by Altman 10 Earl Louis
Carr a white orgAndy and net
bouffant fashioned with strip
leas. nodded bodice and a bouffant
skirt 81 orrandy and nsi was the
lovely choice ~ Miss sandra Lee
Hampton daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs Simeon acroggina Her es
eurt was Arthur Bernard Hennsf
Sherrie lee MsyinRa
Presenting n picture ~ regal
beauty was Miss shsrris Lee Nh
zinRp. daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs
Anthony @azingo IN gardsnis
white silk organza gown the has
que bodice o. Alenoob lace feat
ured sabrina pecbline and gaun'
bet sleeves 81 lace The b0utfaui
skirt ~ orRsnza was outlined by
q band She was escorted by Ron
aid Leslie Burt ~ Chicago
Elaine Theresa Montague
Miss Elaine Theresa Montague
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs Albert
Montague, chose an exquisite gown
~ nyian yelvany dramatizsd with
pcnlsr draps over uffied point q
esprit enhanced With cr1rnb catcher
bodice and matching stole Eaeprf
wss Philip sutton Brooks
DlaDBs Frances MSSrs
Presenting a picture - l0vsH
ness was Miss Diane Frames
Moore. daughter ~ Mr. ard Mrs.
Eugene Noore. IN white sYslFt
srnbFoiasrrf organay over white
'affeia The fitted bodice featured
sabrfns nncbilns with a boiffan'
skirt ~ taffsta win Ugersklri ~
eyelsi embroidered orgnndy m
hanos1 win q vida white satin
sash ending IN huge b0w Ths
skirt was trimmed IN velvet boaes
and flowers Escorted ~ David
fConiinosa On Page g.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
Jack And JilIs
Meet In Ohio

Toledo Ohio lamp some
20 delegates representing chapters
nom eight statos last week attend
ed the first ronfcrrnee ot The MID
western region of Jack a Iins on
America
Principal speakers st tho one
day affair held at the Won't Mcirs
Hotel were Mrs Era = stewart
widely Travelled rolcto guhvoman.
and nr Alberta Il Turner Dip
iomat Ia clinical psychology for
the Ohio iJyon,ie plagnastie Cent.
ur Ia columbus
Mrs stewart spoke At Tho Ian.
cbcon session and pr Turner who
n also \ lecturer tn graduate psy-
choiogy az ohio state University
also spoke
Mrs Minnie Morris regional
director prcddcd At the workshop
session She is an Indianapolis
school teacher
rhc Toledo chapter. formed IN
1902 WAS hosiesa chapter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
Dir THDAY
GREETINGS
MNNrAroIIs nInTmnAYs


July Lee Bland 1894 Eighth
Az n Mrs Palmer Jackson sos
Fourth Az y Mra earl W Bow
man ST. 3Gi2 Fourth Az q
Mrs Arthur wright asoa Fourth
.Av 8 am Marion Andrews 900
Bryant Az n Mrs teona Mur
ply $50 y asth st. William 1--WE
1856 Minnchaha Av Phillip BLACK
wen 42t7 Fourth ~ e. Joseph
W pantorth 1896 clinton Az
Mrs Harvey Moss 37aG Third
.Av s. Mrs Mannnnc Williams
80tg Firth Az q
July . EVELYN Chatham 2sos
TENTH Az s. Rev T. G Harris
gfi2 Smelling Az willie white.
2g36 Fourth Az s Alon1o Ellis
So 9itp Fourth Nv g. Marcia
sehaficld 1892 clinton Az
fuIy 6 Mrn veAta Scott Sass
Third Az a. Michael Leon Call
cndgr a7nR Third Az .
July 7 Wesley Lyle ST. sa3
Ia gstb n Lloyd Slaughter l2ia
IN Fourth 80
July Claude BurnnuRh, 23os
Tenth Az. e Mrs Claud Lytle
sbt5 Fourth Az e
July 8 william Robert Castle
man 4Ios Third Az q Nathaniel
Ronald Tramcl. 1905 Third Az &
Wanda Jean Frost 1924 Stevens
Az
July 10 Mrs Harlan r Russell
soas James Az NJ Thomas Don.
aldson IT. 5ai2 clinton Az Nal.
ytna Woodland 1920 Emerson Az
~ Mrs Rosnilnd Sims Weaver
1900 Fourth Az y Hrs Lillian
Simpson. Sl27 James Az ~ An.
fhauy g T'blfer 1891 An Ave 30
Vernioe Tinsiey 1924 Portland
Az; David Charles Bafksdhie
1908 Emerson Az ~ Matthews
Lawrence Brooks 1870 THIRD Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

deraon, $500 Tenth Az 3 eight
years
July 10 Mr. and Mrs Archie
Givrna i2ts Third Az =. ~
ycara. Nv and Mrs Robert @
ISylo. Sali CLINTON Az. i've years
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
July Mr. and Mrs q O
McGee dTi Rondu Az 80 years;
Mr. and Mrs Ira Cooper AZ F'ul-
Ter Az, five years
July . Mr. and Mrs Fleetwood
smith. ata Carroll Az ~ years
July s Nj and Mrs Carl u,
Ciaibourne. tsT ~ Anthony Az.
30 years. Mr. and Mrs James
Middlccoff, sol W Central Az, N
Years. Mr. and Mrs Charles BRAD
lev 76i 81 Anthony Av,, ~ years.
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WEDDING ANNINERsAnIEs
MINNEAPOLIS

tuly Rev ana Mta w l..
Battle. a2o 70 i2nd "a rs years.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Arthur
Glenn. 2b2i Fourth Az & two
years
July q Nj and Au Arthur
Lee ab28 clinton Az, 10 years.
Mr.. and Mrs Dewey lane PARKER
sfi7 Oakland Az twu years
July MI and Mrs Jewel An
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

do Az Mrs Mary Carter 500
Rondo Az Nit white Robinson,
2Al Rondo Az M Clifford Burns
sSs Carroll Az Mt rouohia Son.
ion. 1850 eustla SO Paul Gregory
Thomas. sos itundn Az RoSann
Cunningham, oTo 81 Anthony Ay3
Ernest Mark Johnson, 1919 Car,
oll Az
July o Helen Rave Taylor 7TG
goudo Az Mrs Marie cole. 29T
sc Anthony Az. David Harper
aaa nondo Az Mrs Charles liar.
graves. pt1 Rondo Az
Iuly 10 Mrs William iIolio
man. O9g lRiohart Az Pauline
Douglas. aga Carroll Az John
Joseph Ware. ga Virginia Az
Bernie Green, az Aurora Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
CAMEO COTILLION BALL PRESENTS
DEBUTANTES IN ALL THEIR
GLORY IN PRETTY AFFAIR
ny JESSIE SHEPARD
Social and Personal writer

N Scng that bCaUtiTU thoir reflected hnpri-
twelve radiant young dobutancs stepped through the
flower brieeked archway Friday night june 81 when
Cameo Social Club presented lis fourth annual Debuanc CGt
lion.
The 1859 brilliant ia decor for the beauty Of the
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Continued ON Page 81
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LOUVERNE NOBLE STANLEY WILLIAMS
NUPTIAlS WITNESSED BY LARGE
CROWD OF RELATIVES & FRIENDS

st Leonard % Port Maurice Roman Catholic church Mn
neapol the picturesque setting saturday, June %
o'clock in the morning for the double ring ceremony
in marriage Miss Louyerne Isabelle Noble and Stanley En-
gene Williams.
The Rev Fr Frederick oruer pastor read the sacred
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Orange Angel Wedges cot
away about one.inch from the cent
er az a round angel food cake from
ywlr grecer's roady Go cat cake
department Pack solidly with
slightly softcned orange ice Place
in freezer until serving time, or
serve Immediately Cut cake into
wedges
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out ~ Town HIRTIiDAYH
MINNEAPOLIS

July . Mrs Anne Arnold
liedFemRn, Ney York CITY
July Priscilla A Allison
columbus Ohio
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

July g Rev q q n Nelson
Columbus. Ohio
July . IN Oiis Gmntham. Loa
Angeles. Calf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

the involving rp-mOrtng family party" $50 pm.
WMAIS-T
Pat BOone-Pats guests from two different worlds but
they je pretty well Just the Those energetic young
ser the Jada Quaree sing bouncy group Of odies and
David Wayne explains thing two about Job hunting
Broadway and solos to Something Sort Of Grandsh from
his Of yeseryear "Finans Rainbow" Good fun.
pm, WAGAL-7
Playhouse 90The Day Before Atlanta" Tonghts play is
study Of the uselessness Of well directed by Ralph
Nelson Story young Union soldier (Cvil War
time) scouting party who begins to think about the
rights and wrongs Of when he witnesses useless kill
ing In the process he falls in love with Southern girl and
does his best TO her. Cast features young stage actor
Jimmy Everett Jack Warden and Betty Lou Keim. $3.50
pm, wTOP-9.
Masquerade PartySnce this is April guest number
disguised George Washington somebody in the pro-
ducers office obviously got his dates mixed up) Guest
number two who's really not dummy, appears as Charlie
Mccarthy The third slot reserved for pair Of DISCUSSES
but the hghpoin Of this section the sight Of 1910 Model
Ford in perfect condition. (Tape) Color 1890 pm
WRCA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

jefferson Drum-Prson HILL" "a repeat Denver Pyle gives
another good performance ruthless outlaw. Jefferson
Drum the stupidity assists the rat" to break out Of
prison. and then it's to Drum to get the prisoner back
Usual western. 7;sO pm, wRc+
Leave It to BeavrBeavers tells the class his
Dad big hero teacher suggests that he bring
some Pops souvenirs to school, Naturally Dad
far-from- the-ines Seabee whose main function was
eveng dirt" for bases Runs out Of team too early
but the school scenes great 1880 pm, WAIAL-7.
Telephone Seasons fnale)-The timelest portion
brings Rosemary Cooney and hubby Jose Ferrer together
for rendition Of almost the entire Of Gig Jose
Iturbis artistry is demonstrated both harpschord
(sameau) and piano Chopin and Liszt Giorgio Tozzi
and Ncala Gedda provide an amusing bit Tin Englsh)
from Smetanas "The Battered Bride" Maria Talchief
and Andre Egevsky perform with skill ballet interpre
of the adagio movement of Memberships Scotch
Symphony" and Giselle Mackenzie sings number Of
"story book" songs group of children On the whole
an excellent evening of fun and music. Color pm,
WRC4.
Yancy Derrnger-Actve episode with Yancy and his Indian
friend moving like lightning Since Debonar Derringer is
pretty good at dueng he wins duel in this one and is
Immediately wanted for a hanging There's also little
matter Of escaping the that forces him to at
quite pace. $3.50 pm. WTOP-9.
The Real McCoys-Sweet Fifteen Cramps sets up surprise
birthday party Hasse and does such good job of keep
ing it that HaSse begins to think she hasn't any
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