Local Notes And Visitor News From Corry Area
Linda Johnston of Virginia Beach visits her parents the Harnas as her Navy husband William Johnston arrives from Springboro for a family funeral. Karlyn stays with grandparents. Gail Pass turns 10. Corry Grange meets with guest Athol Law of New Zealand. Rainbow girls service at First United Presbyterian Church. Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council meeting features Mary M. Burch Region II director. Fiberglass curtains care and a John Galsworthy quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Linda) Johnston
Karlyn
Virginia Beach
Linda
Lou
Kim) Hanna
East Bond Street
Lind
William Johnston
United States Navy
Belknap
Florida
Willard Johnston
Springboro
Johnston
Bill
Hanna
Penn Lakes
Professor Walker To Conduct Orchestras At Chautauqua
Professor James Walker of SUNY Geneseo will return as conductor of the School of Music Symphony Orchestra and the Student Preparatory Orchestra at Chautauqua Institution during its 98th season. The 65 member Symphony offers wide repertoire with daily rehearsals and four Sunday concerts. Membership is by audition at McKnight Hall during opening week. scholarships are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker
State University of New York
Geneseo
School of Music Symphony Orchestra
Chautauqua
Walker
University of Wisconsin
Harvard
Harvard University
State University of New York At
McKnight Hall
Chautauqua Institution
N.Y
DAR Holds Meeting At Thacker Home
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution met in April at Mrs. Ernest Thacker’s North Center street home with cohostess Mrs. Henry Pendsky. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goold presented a slide program on their two month US trailer trip. Regent Mrs. James Sinare led routine business and noted the Continental Congress in Washington on April 21. The next meeting is set for May 6 at Mrs. Robert Garfield’s First Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American
Ernest Thacker
North Center Street
Henry Pendensky
Ralph Goold
United States
James Sinare
Washington, D.C
Robert Garfield
First Avenue
Miss Phyllis Smith Honored At Shower
A bridal shower for Miss Phyllis Smith of Spartansburg was held Thursday evening at the Columbus Community Building. Hostesses were Miss Judy Orton and Miss Donna Machac, assisted by Miss Janet Stockton Miss JoElla Brothers and Miss Joyce Brothers. Guests from Corry Erie Wattsburg Waterford Spar tansburg and Columbus attended. The bride to be will wed Terry Orton April 2 at the Assembly of God Church. A reception will follow at the YMCA with yellow and white decor. Games and prizes added to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis ‘Smith
Spartansburg
Columbus
Judy Orton
Donna Machac
Janet Stockton
JoElla Brothers
Joyce Brothers
Miss Smith
Terry Orton
Assembly of God Church
YMCA
Corry
Erie
Wattsburg
Waterford
Fourth Annual Hobby and Handcraft Show Concludes
The Corry Grange Women’s Activities Committee wrapped up the two day Hobby and Handcraft Show at Grange Hall Park Street. Highlights include ceramic work by Mrs. Robert Osborn of Canadohta Lake and handmade dolls by Mrs. Wilbur Hansen. Fred Mixer displayed precious and synthetic gems. a white elephant sale complemented the exhibits as plans begin for next year’s fifth show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Activities Committee
The
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Park Street
John Decker
Eugene Powers
Wilbur Hansen
Walter Rininger
Roy Swart
Walter Rhodes
Robert Osborn
Canadohta Lake
Fred Mixer
East Main Street
Decker
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Birdie
Gail Pass
Gail
St. Thomas School
Edward
Ellen) Pass
Hillcrest Drive
Assembly
First United Presbyterian Church
West Smith Street
Kathy Hasbrouck
John Galsworthy
Garden City
Kan
U.S. 83
Max D. Cochran
Berttha
Society Editor
DAR
Thacker Home
Phyllis Smith
Corry Memorial Hospital
Daniel Anthony
Anthony
Verna Messinger
Jerry Hamilton
Hamilton
Diane Kasper
Raymond L. Nelson
R.D. 3
Journal Daily
McMichael
Colonial Estates Mobile Home Sales
Pray Mike
Reed
Food Club Flour
Betty Crocker
Food Club
Faith Church
Billy Graham
Coneiici
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