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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1963
Page
5
Mrs. Proctor Heads Clymer PTA and Activities
Mrs. Rexford Proctor was elected president of the Clymer PTA with officers including Mrs. Ralph Williams as vice president Miss Elzabet Gifford secretary and Mrs. Clayton Dunk treasurer. The meeting in the school cafeteria featured Rev. Ernest Washburn of Findley Lake and included plans for scholarship fundraising and upcoming program speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Donald Good
Queen Selection
Cindy Ott
PTA
Allp. Queen
Rexford Proctor
Ralph Willams
Elzabet Gifford
Clayton Dunk
Wayde Querreveld
Celoron
Cornell Pta Institute
University Campus
Tr Ithaca
Olean High School
Brown
Kiwanis Pranks Guest Speaker at April 1 Meeting
Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Corry with guest speaker an out of town visitor who turned out to be an April Fools joke. William Helmintoller spoke in disguise while H Lynn Rice and Embert Harle supported the act. Spirited singing followed led by Mr. Rice with Mrs. Rice at the piano. Allan Kuhn, new manager of the local Pennsylvania Electric Company, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Weauwams Club
Corry
William Helmintoller
H. Lynn Rice
Embert Harle
Mr. Rice
Mrs. Rice
Allan Kuhn
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Circle Group Hosts Easter Hats With Pink Themed Bash
The Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church hosted a meeting at John Wells's Lemon home. Members and guests created hats from hat forms and festive materials. Mrs. Charles Correll won a prize for a kitchen colander decorated with ribbons and copper and gold balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Woman's Society of Christan
First Methodist Church
John Wells
Lemonmbers
Harry Ottaway
Sherman
Charles Correll
Edmund Barr
Wells
Ottaway
Edward Rossbacher
Correll
Bert Williams
Columbus
Homie
Ruth Circle Adopts Warren State Hospital Patient
The Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Dale Hammerlee’s West Smith Street home with 19 members and one guest Mrs. H. W. Parker. Mrs. Oscar Johnson led devotions and read an Easter Beatitudes poem. Mrs. Frank McKnight piloted the meeting as Mrs. Alan Cornish was absent. Nurses noted many Warren State Hospital patients lack visitors and the circle agreed to adopt at least one patient to receive visits and cards for birthdays and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Christian
First Methodist Church
West Smith Street
Dale Hammerleepe
H. W. Parker
Oscar Johnson
Frank McKnight
Alan Cornish
Warren State Hospital
Mary Crabbe
McKnight
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Buys Items for Patients
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary discussed purchases for patient comfort including four hospital chairs, new beds with side rails and mattresses, a television for the second floor solarium, and a toasting machine funded by a bequest. New members were welcomed and committee roles assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Carr
Bracken
Gerald Staples
Nellie Kireh
Mary Higgins
Earl Haight
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Carr
Edward Heckman
Florence McCray
Jerome Needham
Free Trade Parley Opens Nine Nation Conference
A week long, nine nation meeting began in Bogota to map a Latin American free trade area modeled after the European Common Market. Delegates from nine nations attend to discuss economic integration and regional market rules amid hopes for a regional pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Columbia
Meeting Notes Mention Pink Confeth Pie Hostess
The hostess served pink confeth pie coffee tea and mints assisted by Mrs. Joseph Guignon. The next gathering is scheduled for May th at the North Center street home of Mrs. Cornish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Guignon
North Center Street
Cornish
Yesteryear Society Notes Highlight Local Hostesses
Mrs. Charles Weston hosted a club at her South Center home with Mrs. Paul Dyne and Mrs. Walter Sears winning awards. Mrs. Olin W. Bracken then hosted a bridge gathering on West Pleasant Street with Mrs. Walter W. Auer taking the award. Adele McCray’s Scout troops celebrated her birthday at her Fourth Avenue home with games lunch and a gift for Adele. Mrs. Robert Kimbaugh hosted a contract bridge group on Hast Wayne Street, with awards to Mrs. Frederick Kinley and Mrs. W. C. Pomeroy. Mrs. Bruce Ellsworth was slated to host next. Reverend H. Ray Harris officiated at a Waited Brethren in Christ Church ceremony uniting Doris Bergman and Arthur Ingram on April 2. Maxwell Devereaux entertained at East Smith Street for brother Don Phillips’s U.S. Marines departure April 6, with a money purse and blue military table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weston
South Center Street
Paul Dyne
Walter Sears
Weston
Olin W. Bracken
West Pleasant Street
Walter W. Auer
Adele McCray
Fourth Avenue
Miss McCray
Robert Kimbaugh
Hast
Wayne Street
Frederick Kinley
W. C. Pomeroy
Bruce Ellsworth
H. Ray Harris
Brethren In Christ Church
Doris Arlene Bergman
G. , Bergman
Arthur Ingram
B. ¥. Ingram
R. D. Ll
Maxwell Devereaux
East Smith Street
Don Phillips
U. 5 S. Marines
Clymer AFS Sees New Zealand Student Talk at Meeting
At the Clymer Ameri can Field Service chapter meeting president Philip Gravink presided as Richard Rowley from Sherman Central School spoke about New Zealand. The program noted semifinalists in the Americans Abroad Program and calendar sales to fund chapter needs while plans discussed hosting a student from Findley Lake area during a June weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Philip Gravink
Richard Rowley
New Zealand
Sherman Central School
Reonia Beckerink
Peter ‘Robinson
Philip McCray
Nance
Nancy
Vidal
John Wassink
Findley Lake
Orhey
Wassihk
Robert Fergus
Andrew Hutton
Wnormiy Hogenboom
Mrs Loveland Hosts Neighborhood Club Meeting
Mrs Loveland entertained members of the Neighborhood Club at her Sefota Road home on R D 4 last evening. The group enjoyed a salad course wafers tea and coffee. prizes were won by Mrs Harold Gale and Nis Bessie Cyphert with Gale taking the special prize. The April meeting will be at Mrs Niels Sorenson’s R D 3 home at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penney Lovel
Sefota Road
R. D
Harold Gale
Nis Bessie Cyphert
Open House For Martin Andersons Marks 40th Anniversary
An open house and reception will honor Mr. and Mrs. Martin Angierson on their 40th wedding anniversary this Sunday afternoon. The event details note a social gathering with neighbors and friends at the couple’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Andersons
Martin Angierson
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Batley of 417 West Pleasant Street. A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Siright of 522 East Main Street. A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wile Tunis of Edinboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Batley
West Pleasant Street
William Siright
East Main Street
Bor
Union City Memorial Hospital
Wile Tunis
Stietfer
Edinboro
Easter Bonnet Show By Church Missionette Group
The Women s Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Church on East Mats Street hosted an Easter bonnet event with the Missionette Younger group as guests. Twenty-one attended and wore original bonnets made from various materials. Each modeled her bonnet then items were boxed for a missionary group. The evening ended with church project work and a note about May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Coucil
The
Assembly of God
East Mats Street
Missionette
Assionary Council
Traveling Nine Club Hosts April Fool Party
The Traveling Nine Club met at Mrs. Frank Ferry's Columbus home hosting two guests and awarding two tables of cards. The April Fool prize went to Mrs. Heidler and the group planned a May 5 gathering at 883 East South Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson with Edith Fox of Columbus as organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traveling Nine Club
Frank Ferry
Columbus
Carl Gincott
Herbert Heidler
Ferry Heidler
Mason Edwards Xine
Heidler
Ferty
Edith Fox
May Sth
East South Street
Harold Anderson
Miss Rafferty Celebrated In Bridal Shower
Kathleen Rafferty, soon to wed Dale Mitchell on April 27 at Columbus Community Church, was honored at a Sunday bridal shower in the Sombrero Room of the Corner Cupboard. Hostesses included Mrs. Ernest Ratchel Mrs. James Leslie Mrs. Serrill Slocum and Mrs. Floyd Welson. Pink and white decor featured a bridal doll centerpiece and candles. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake tea coffee mints and nuts with games and awards going to the honoree and Mrs. John Sheehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puss Kathleen Rafferty
Dale Mitchell
Columbus Community
Ernest Ratchel
James Leslie
Serrill Slocum
Floyd Welson
Kane
Raf ‘Ferty
John Sheehan
Harold Huntzinger
Readers Club Reviews Cronin Adventure of Two Worlds
The Readers gathered at Mrs. B Phillips home on West Congress Street for a varied discussion of Adventures of Two Worlds by A J Cronin. A delicious dessert luncheon followed as nine members and guest Mrs Ralph Sperry listened to the review and planned the next meeting for April 15 at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Phillips
West Congress Street
Ralph Sperry
W. &. Brown
A. J. Cronin
Mrs. Pennsylvania 30-Year-Old Selected in Contest
Margaret Price, 30, Stroudsburg PA, named Mrs Pennsylvania by the Mrs America Homemaking Council. Selection based on contest forms with recipes quizzes and essays. Finals set April 22 to 29 with gifts presented to Miss Rathferthy for the occasion. Buy in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miams Beal
Ia. Yar
Margaret Price
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Mrs. America Homemaking Council
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Kiwanis
Ruth Circle
State Hospital
CMHA
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PLAID
Stewart Granger
Pier Angelton
Martin - Turner
India
Pakistan
Lc Oe
Jacqueline Kennedy
United Artists
Yesteryear
Clymer Afs
Mrs. Loveland
Neighborhood Club
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Punt Ue Manele
Ennett
Laimer
Loblaws
Gorton
Orchard Park
OF the
Ois
Center Street
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