Women of Lydia Curie Society Gather for Meeting
The Lydia Curie social highlights note 17 members and one guest at a Methodist Church gathering hosted by Mrs. Ora Loveland. Devotions used Psalm 73 with the theme Victory Over Discouragement, a poem Mercy Seat was read, and a bake sale raised $23.50 toward the church building fund. Miss Ida Ohrn led the program on Africa and Thailand missions. Next meeting set for May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Curie
We Cast Methodist Church
Ora Loveland
Mix
Effie Klinger
Willis Brown
Mercy Seat
Henry Rockman
Fred Ross
Charles Amy
Bertha Wykoff
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ida Ohrn
Africa
Thailand
Fred Mixer
Mary Jewel
Eleanor Hudson
Irich
Indies
Arden Baldwin
Leah Reed
Bethany Bible Class Meets With Mrs Forest Peiffer
The Bethany Bible Class of First Baptist hosted April session with Mrs Forest Peiffer of Fifth Avenue. The group opened with hymns What A Friend We Have In Jesus and Is My Name Written There. Prayers, scripture verses, and character sketches of biblical figures followed, ending with Wonderful Words Of Life and a dessert lunch prepared by the hostess and Mrs Fern Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Peiffer
Bethany Bible
First Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue
Jesus
Clara Rauscher
Clyde Hall
Felix
Anna
Gamaliel
Caleb
Elisha
Joseph
Ahab
Timothy
Andrew
Peter
Joseph Hudson
Fern Lambert
Foremen's Club Panel Discusses Raymond Operations
The Raymond Foremen's Club met in the plant conference room for an evening panel on operations and sales statistics. Panelists included Walter Bertram, Roy Reed, and E. W. Feldt. A brief business session approved a May officer election focus and plans for a June members and wives picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foremen’s Club
Raymond Foremen’s Club
Raymond Company
Walter Bertram
Roy Reed
E. W. Feldt
Ladies Aid Meeting At Lindstrom Home
Fourteen members of Harbor Hall Ladies Aid and families enjoyed a bountiful supper at the Lindstrom home in R. D. 1. Three guests attended. Mrs. Elwin Chelton led devotions from Matthew five. President Mrs. Elwin Chelton conducted the business session. The group tied a quilt. The next meeting is May 7 at the Community House hosted by Mrs. Arlindstrom and Mrs. Guy Fr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Lindstrom Home
Harbor Hall
Fred Lindstrom
Oscar Johnson
Harry Jewell
Ethel Chelton
Matthew
Elwin Chelton
Ar I Lindstrom
Guy Fr
Mission Society Meets In Nazarene Church
The regular Nazarene Foreign Mission Society met at the church last evening with singing and prayers. Sonja Joy Hebets led the offering, Mrs Willis Minnick gave the Cape Verde Islands lesson, and reports from the secretary and treasurer were presented before Arlene Croscutt closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Croscutt
DeAngelaos Welcome New Member At Meet
Miss Marilyn Sans was welcomed into the DeAngelo club at its regular meeting last evening held at Miss Sue Scholton's West Pleasant Street home. The group discussed a proposed hay ride and selling taffy as a project and reported membership cards being purchased for members. They adjourned to meet nextThursday with Miss Carol Betts of West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marilyn Sans
DeAngelaos
Sue Scholton
West Pleasant Street
Carol Betts
Two Newborn Sons Born to Corry Families
A son born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles A Sham burg of 732 East Columbus Avenue. Yesterday a son was born to Mr and Mrs H Leo Burlingame of Galion Ohio. Mrs Burlingame is Beverly Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs G R Brown of R D 3 Corry. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harlan Burlingame of R D 1 Corry.
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Nis
Jal
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Shamburg
East
Columbus Avenue
H. Leo Burlingame
Galion
Ohio
Burlingame
Beverly Brown
G. R. Brown
Corry
Harlan Burlingame
R. D
David Fassett Elected President of Area PTA
The March Clymer Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the school drew about 50 attendees. David Fassett was elected president, with Miss Barbara Good named tulip queen candidate and Barbara Good?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fassett
Area Pta
Clymer
Thomas Testi
Harry Vidal
Ralph Williams
Philip McCray
Elmer Armes
Harold Roush
Hubert Brown
Girl Scout Cookies Arrive for Two-Week Distribution
GS Cookies To Be Disputed announces cookies have arrived in Corry. Scouts will distribute to customers over the next two weeks. Orders can be placed via the original scout who took the order, Mrs. Cady. Flavors include Scotch tea chocolate mint Savannah and four flavor creme sandwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonald Cady
Corry
Fragmented OCR makes a local notice hard to read
The readable portions name multiple individuals and roles such as Ashlyn, Veo Hoovel, Mrs Jeck Wathe, Mies Pally Moni, and others in a list-like segment. Ambiguities obscure actions, dates, and places, leaving a scattered roster without a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Lie&hodip
Auperine Tender
Veo Hoovel Aississint Upurtihunilony Nivap Tity
Mayle
Seeaglary
Mey Willer Desharet
Leenouparine Mry
Cael Maret
Wilkalott Secretry and
Feestinen
Jeck Wathe
Will Sopyee
Painist
Mies Pally Moni
Stant
Mus
Ain Jitoeador
Jimi
Hedin
Mary Miron Way
Carl Way
Wallin
WOTM Holds Regular Session with New Initiates and Awards
Thirty four Women of the Moose met at the Moose Home led by Senior Regent Mrs. Charles Henry. New candidates were initiated while Dorothy Moore and committee led the program. A luncheon was served as attendance awards went to Mrs. Betty Standman and Alma Slagle. Helen Sullivan received the centerpiece floral arrangement. Joli Tomeho Jr of Union City won the bowling 60-50 prize. Tickets for Cotton Cuties minstrel show were passed out. rehearsal set for Sunday at 1 PM. Meeting adjourned to April 16 with academy of friendship dinner planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Women of the Moose
Moose
Charles Henry
Dorothy Moore
Bat
Alma Slagle
Helen Sullivan
Joli Tomeho Jr
Union City
Muse
Academy of Friendship
Cutting Sunday School Elects Church Officers
Members of Lechtill Sunday School met in Ute Town Hall to elect the church officers for the coming year. Walter DeStiuwer opened the meeting with prayer, followed by remarks from Semiphire and the election prayers. Andrew Twist, field missionary for the American Similiey Beluul Union, led the program and introductions amid a quiet gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lechtil Sunday School
Ute Town Hall
Walter DeStiuwer
Andrew Twist
Beluul Union
Wwysin Fon
Miss Fath
Mirah Sind
Ming Janice Way
Dr Agnew Delivers Talk to Foremen Club Guests at Jamestown Meet
Dr Robert Agnew associate professor of Industry at the University of Pittsburgh spoke to members and guests of the Corry Jamestown Mig Corp Steel Age Movements Club. He urged clearer explanations to prevent misinterpretation and highlighted a planned trip to the Talon plant next Wednesday evening. Maxwell Brown joined as new member from the cost department. Fred McGruder attended from Talon Corp in Mouldville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oeperNy
Verna
Corry
Jamestown Mig. Corp. Steel Age Mopements Club
Maxwell Brown
Cost Department
Fred McGruder
Talon Corp
Mouldville
Mechreler
Na Him
Management Association
Robert Agnew
University of Pittsburgh
Agnew
Dow
London
London Toon For Misinterpretation,” Stated di Agnew
Marty Schlemer
Talon Plant
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Lydia
Lucile
Win ‘Murray
Mott Street
Ulip
California
Arizona
Robert Ott Jr
Wayne Street
Wickenbure
Aunz
James Kelly
Meg
Lockport
L. J. Kelly
East South Street
John Bladt Ir
Iity
Tucson
Phoenix
Ariz
Wayne Hopkins
RD 4
Arlington
Gary Bennett
CAHS
Merrill Hunt
Virginia
William Seitz
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Michael McLaughlin
Barbara Weicht
Clab
Divid Simmons
William & Rodemeyer
Howard Sheen
Harold Wolfe
Alvin
Bratine Wester
Albert Sandburg
Service and Health
Mbar
Fenie
Ashlyn Steapendini
Teeimiere Haenelose
Itt Lorig
Mrinek Stahl
Richard Botts
Barbira Weicht
Roberte Pam
Janis Burke
Sjuurual
Loblaws
Eden Farms
Betty Crocker
Orchard Park
Holland
Eth
Turkey
Cutting Sunday School
Evans
Kate Colton Eley
Titusville
Sehoat
A. Pieler
Caramitran
Fiat
Rawmond Tubk
Hydelawn
Selina
Iquired
Abe
Turk
Sonny
C. P Kindred
Titusville High School
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Fhone
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Barney’s Firestone
Magnus
South Center St
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