Auction highlights include farm items and tools for sale
The ad lists multiple farm items for auction or sale such as a blade for corn plants, a new elevator foot mower, and a pressure features. It mentions cash payments and a contact Jensen at 665-4161. Rain-related notes are noted with weather impacts.
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Ates
Garden Falls
Nsen
Aucats
Jensen
Dinner Party Fetes Mrs Forrester
A son was born yesterday at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs John Matteson of Wattsburg Mrs Matteson is the former Latrelle Earle Mr and Mrs Embert Earle of 352 East Pleasant streets are the maternal grandparents of the new baby.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie
John Matteson
Wattsburg
Matteson
Latrelle Earle
Embert Earle
East Pleasant Streets
Martha Circle Meets With Mrs Loveland
Martha Circle of the Methodist Church met at 962 East Main with 17 members hosting. De votions and routine reports were given. A foreign exchange student will speak at the Women's Society of Christian Service meeting Monday at the church. program by Mrs. Hubert Vaughn recounting a trip to Germany and the Passion Play. Hospital nursing staff honored Mrs. Robert Forrester at a farewell dinner at Hotel Corry. she and her family move to Newberry Park California.
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Herbert Loveland
East Main Street
Martha Circle
Methodist Church
Robert Johnston
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Hubert Vaughn
Germany
Richard Frye
Handmade Items To Be Sold At Area Church Beaverdam Mennonite event
Mrs. J. N. Byler of the Mennonite central committee will visit Beaverdam Mennonite Church Tuesday from 4 to 9 pm to showcase handmade items by refugees and low income women in the Middle East Hong Kong Taiwan India Korea Algeria and Haiti. Orders may be placed with Mrs. Byler and paid on delivery. Items are returnable if not satisfactory. The visit follows an invitation from the church.
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J. N. Byler
Mennonite Central Committee
Overseas Needlework and Crafts
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Middle East
Hong Kong
Taiwan
India
Korea
Algeria
Haiti
Tmrs
Byler
Beaverdam
Thirteen events and notices from Corry area church and community groups
A Tuesday church meeting of the Esther Circle at First Methodist featured a tureen dinner in Fellowship Hall led by Mrs. William Rieck with guest speaker a foreign exchange student. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand led a program on the next meeting at Mrs. James Scully’s home in Columbus on May 7. Various attendees and speakers are listed, including Mrs. Cleve Morton’s return from a Ky trip with relatives, ROTC student Tom Benim at the University of Kentucky, and others from Corry and nearby. The Women of the Moose fundraiser tickets must be turned in at the Moose Lodge for an upcoming event, and Jamestown WOTM members will visit. Mrs. Donald Bensink asks College of Regents members to wear caps and gowns to a Sunday Divine Service at the First Presbyterian Church. The Corry Assembly Rainbow for Girls will hold a Divine Service at 7:30 and Jamestown group attends. Miss Corry Pageant coordinators meet tonight at the Jaycees clubrooms with all chairmen urged to attend. A household hint advises cooking cream with a flour slurry to prevent curdling. A Blake quotation is cited. The Roach-Raisley engagement and July 20 wedding date at St. Thomas the Apostle are announced, with bios of both families. An obituary notes Ralph Pallen Coleman Gr. 75, illustrator turned religious artist, passing, with a list of authors he worked for.
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Esther
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
William Rieck
Ruth Dahlstrand
James Scully
Columbus
Women of the Moose
WOTM
Moose Lodge
Sam Barbalaci
Jamestown
Donald Bensink
College of Regents
Maine
Corry
Lillian Guild Holds Meet At Seitz Home
The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met April at the Seitz home on Brook Street with Mrs. W. W. Hammond Sr and Mrs. George Peckes hosting. Rev. Clifford Crook led the business session. Mrs. Peck announced dates for District 1 session in North East on April 15 and the diocesan convention in Erie May 3–4. A nominating committee was named and five new members joined the guild.
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Lillian
St. Paul's Cathedral
Erie
Peck
Hammond
Horton Davis
A. M. Litz
Wallace Young
John Rozelle
Peter Lawcock
Keith Britt
Herbert Stewart
Gerry Davis
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Miss Roach
Mark Raisley
Mrs
Albert Young
Mrs. Donald Walters
Robert Forrester
McMichael
Mrs. Forrester
Mrs. Loveland
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert
Fran) Forrester
Hotel Corry
Forrester
Newberry Park
Calif
Donald Walters
Patricia Ohrn
Norman Smith
Marinus Christensen Jr
Ed Zewatsky
John Christopher
Mary Jewell
Andrew Doyle
Earl Bailey
Neylon Schreckengost
Josephine Sherman
James Mong
Society Editor
Birdie
Cleve
Mary) Morton
North Center Street
Inlaw
Thomas
Benim
Mary
Tom
Michael
Bobby
John
Pat
Louisville, Ky
University of Kentucky At Louisville
John (Zella) Freno
Wright Street
Corry Jaycees
Jaycees
Dennis Frushone
Tae Bae
William Blake
Edward J. Roach
East Pleasant Street
Theresa E. Roach
D. Mark Raisley
South Center Street
Phylis Raisley
Butler
Donald L. Redsley
Corry Area High School
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Butler High School
United States Navy
Pennsylvania
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Abington
Ralph Pallen Coleman
W. Somerset Maugham
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Theresa Roach
Valley of the Dolls
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Milion
Beneficial Finance System
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Eorry
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Wea
Beneficial Finance Co
State St
Ariel
Seemur Meadville —Beneficial Finance Co
Meadville
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Union City
North Main St
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Lillian Guild
Seitz
Ennett
Bennett