Hospital Auxiliary Plans Silver Tea And Tag Day
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary met to outline plans for the annual tag day on May 13 and 14, with fifth and sixth grade students selling tags at Widmann and Tesh. A silver tea is set for April 24 at the YMCA from 3 to 6 pm, with musical background by Mrs. John Rosbahker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Peeblex
J. Pred Beebe
Beebe
Erie
Elizabeth Rogers
YMCA
John Rossbacher
Afeepalonie
Earl Haight
J. F. Needham
Widmann and
Tesh
Edward Heckman
D.O. Dougherty
Vennis R. Follett
Warren General Hospital
Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Warren
Herry Tebrock
General Telephone and Electronics
New York City
George Hagger
Richard Peebles
Mary Higgins
Pledger
Fred Schwab
Frank Frisina
Holland Morgan
Martha Circle Plans for WSCS Meeting
Martha Circle discusses next week’s WSCS session at the church with hosted by Martha Circle members Mrs. Jerry Hoyt presiding. Mrs. Rob ert Marsh names chairmen, devotions on The Resurrection led by Mrs. Irvin Young, program on The Churchs Mission in Town and Country by Mrs. Charles Correll, and 18 members with three guests attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Jerry Hoyt
West Columbus Avenue
Circle
Robert Marsh
WSCS
Irvin Young
Charles Correll
Maine
North Carolina
Tennessee
Veo Lindsey
Webb McCray
Union Street
Mary Circle Views Program on Cosmetics
Mary Circle of the Methodist WSCS met at Mrs. Garffuid home for last evening's program on cosmetics presented by Mrs. Russell Merritt. Opening devotions by Mrs. Methyintoller included a reading from What Resarrenc lion Means To Me and a prayer led by Mrs. Oscar Johnson Jed. Fifteen members attended with one guest. Hostess served dessert and Miss Rosa Larronda will speak at the next meeting on May 5 at Mrs. Ena Lindstrom's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
Russell Merritt
Methodist
WSCS
Robert Garffuid
William Methyintoller
Michae Christ Kalshel
Oscar Johnson Jed
Joseph Wulrhalemarl
T He Jonning
DAR To Present Citizenship Awards at Brykenstraw event
The Brykenstraw Valley Daughters of American Revalu hold a meeting to present Good Citizenship Awards to Goygy and Swo-areg. Mes Rosa laronda is noted as a key student of Corry Aves Meh Yeloo, with plans for the ceremony in the YMCA building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Brykenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revalu- Hote
Rosa Laronda
Corry
Slim
Thyisdis
Bella
YMCA
Filer Styeel
Sorority Designs Windows for National Library Week
Xi Beta Phi and Epsilon Phi sororities created two decorative library windows for National Library Week. One display at the former Stahl Jewelry store features The Tenement Tree by Kate Seredy and other books purchased for the Corry Public Library. The second display at Grice Jewelers showcases a modern design with suspended mobiles and a Library Week poster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
National Library Week
Stahl Jewelry
Xi Beta Phi
Corry Public
Library Week
Grice Jewelers
A. A. Garbone
Richard Mason
Epsilon Phi
Fiction Books Topic For Mentor Club
Blanche Sullivan was five last evening among fourteen Mentor Club members at the Charter Hill home of her daughter Mrs Alton Dahlstrand Current fiction books was the topic with Miss Laura Shanahan reviewing Thomas Costains The Darkness and the Dawn The president Miss Helen Rowe led a brief business session with favorite books as the call response Salad wafers and cookies were served later by the hostess The next session on May 2 will be the annual dinner meeting with the place to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sullivan
Chrter Hil
Alton Dahlstrand
Laura Shanahan
Thoma Costain
Helen Rowe
Mrs Amoroso Hosts Card Club At Sherman Street Home
Mrs Tony Amoroso entertained her card club last evening at her Sherman Street home. Mrs James Catalf won the prize for 500. Visiting was enjoyed during the evening. The hostess served sandwiches gelatin with whipped cream and coffee later. Mrs Chucky will entertain next week at her home on First Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Amoroso
Card Club
Sherman Street
James Catalf
Chucky
Firstv Avenue
Clymer Tulip Festival Committees Named
Clymer plans its annual Tulip Festival in May with Mrs Dorothy Mathews and Mrs Velma Batley as cochairs announcing committee heads across a two day program. Designated roles include parades, bands, dancers, food, traffic, concessions, flowers, window displays, and civic activities led by local residents and business supporters.
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Clymer
Dorothy Mathews
Velma Batley
Cochawmen
Gorghline Benwak
Aj Hutton
Mer Hayt
serdyWere
Phil
Addie Schurman
Ralph Thompson
Irsy Bensink
Clyde Snyder
Donald Hai
Gilbert
Tron
Paul TenHuisen
Clymer Central Ppunumore
John Letters
Phillip McCray
Janet Seblink
Esther Circle Meets With Mrs Ed Barr
The Esther Circle of the WSCS met last evening at the Grove street home of Mrs Edmund Barr with Mrs George Mulvin as co hostess. Mrs Stanley Nichols led devotions on Women in the Bible followed by a brief business session led by circle chairwoman Mrs Harry Hotchkiss. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand presented How Great The Art as the program. The remainder of the evening was spent decorating pill boxes to be sent to leper colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Grove Street
Edmund Barr
George Mulvin
Stanley Nichols
Harry Hotchkiss
Ruth Dahlstrand
Orpah Circle Meets For Town and Country Projects
The Orpah Circle of the Methodist WSCS met at Mrs. Wilbur Blakeslee's home to discuss Town and Country Projects. Mrs. Roger Brown led. Mrs. Harold Slaughter spoke on Maine rural missions and church schools. Mrs. Paul Meerdink reviewed Cherokee reservation work and a Tennessee tent revival. Opening devotions were by Mrs. Armitage. 15 members attended. Mrs. Dale Hammerlee joined as new member. meeting adjourned after dessert hosted by Mrs. Frank Anthony. Next gathering May 2 at Mrs. Frank Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
WSCS
Wilbur Blakeslee
Roger Brown
Harold Slaughter
Maine
Cherokee
Tennessee
Paul Meerdink
Harold Armitage
Frank Anthony
Dale Hammerlee
James Donaldson
Frank Sturgis
Wayne ' Street
Game Warden Speaker For Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club last evening at Hotel Corry heard district game warden Elmer Simpson discuss wildlife conservation and how clubs care for animals in winter. Capt Richard Dean of the Salvation Army presided. Charles Cummings will be auctioneer for the upcoming sale. board meeting set for April 18 at Kirk Sawyer’s Brook Street home.
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Uqueation Uy
Richard Dean
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Charles Cummings
Kirk Sawyer
Brook Street
Douglas Rozellen
Cochairman
May time meeting hosted by Mrs Parker in West Smith
The dessert course for the May time gathering was served to 13 members and one guest, Mrs Florence Col yer attended, with Mrs H W Parker of West Smith Street set to host the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Colyer
H.W. Parker
West, Smith Street
Readers Resume Monthly Meetings in Columbus
The Readers group revived their regular sessions yesterday at Mrs. Ralph Curtis and Miss Ida Ohrn’s Columbus home after a winter break. Ten members attended a brief business session, Roll call cited Scripture verses, Mrs. Willis Brown led the discussion on The Newness of Life and the Resurrection, and poems about spring were read. A light lunch with chocolate Easter favors followed. Next meet on May 2 at Mrs. Blanche Sullivan’s hosted by Mrs. Alton Dabistrand on Carter Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Curtis
Ida Ohrn
Columbus
Willis Brown
Easter
Blanche Sullivan
Alton Dabistrand
Carter Hill
Youth Lenten Service Slated For Tomorrow
Youth Lenten service tomorrow at 8 a m at St Pauls Lutheran Church advances Wear your Own Viotnes as the topic. Sponsored by the Youth Council of the Corry Area Council of Churches, with Dr Elmer Ortner as speaker and Presbyterian youths leading devotions. Open to all city and area youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Commitee of Socialist Youth endorses Castro at Havana rally
Nearly 1,000 delegates jammed a Havana theater for the start of a week long Cuban Congress of Socialist Youth. Eight hundred delegates came from Cuba as pro Castro youths worldwide voiced strong anti American sentiment at the rally marking the opening of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aavana
Fidel Castro
No Fashions for Buster Aids Negro Boycott
A mass boycott movement led by Fisk University economist Dr. Vivian Henderson urges over 50 Nashville Negroes to skip downtown stores and Easter finery in protest of segregation at lunch counters. The piece notes other racial trouble and arrests in Birmingham and Portland, detailing sit-ins, fines, and alleged assaults tied to racial tensions.
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Associated Prem
Buster
Vivian Henderson
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Henderson
Memphis
Birmingham
Als
F. L. Shuttlesworth
South
Portland
Ore
Paul Arnold Machen
Charles Ivan Patterson Jr
Africa
SC Fire Auxiliary To Elect Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Spring Creek Volunteer Fire Department will meet tomorrow at 8 pm in the Spring Creek schoolhouse to elect officers. A lunch will be served afterward, and all interested women in the community are invited to attend.
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SC Fire Auxiliary
Ladies
Spring Creek
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