And Never Been Kissed junior cast at Sparta Merged High
Sponsorage production staged in Sparta Merged School auditorium under Miles Lott as director. The Sparta Merged High School junior class features Caril Morris Bill Scouten Kathy Mahan Cindy Witmer Martie Morris Standine Jerry Alsdorf Larry Greer Dennis Maker Lynn Patterson Mary Laibach Bull Montgomery and Mr Lott. Curtain is at 8 p.m. tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Miles Lott
Sparta Merged
Caril Morris
Bill Scouten
Kathy Mahan
Cindy Witmer
Martie Morris
Standine
Jerry Alsdorf
Larry Greer
Dennis Maker
Lynn Patterson
Mary Laibach
Bull Montgomery
Mr Lott
Fred Mixer Speaks on Lapidary Work to DAR Chapter
Fred Mixer from Baal Main Street addressed the Brokenstraw Valley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on lapidary work. The meeting at Miss Ethel Matthews’s Wright Street home featured semiprecious stones, finished jewelry, and petrified woods. Mrs. Homer Kolstee presided. a silent white elephant sale and refreshments followed. Plans were made for the Northwest Pennsylvania Regent's Meeting on May 6 at The Cottage in Meadville and the next meeting on May 3 at Mrs. Arthur Colegrove’s home to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fred Mixer
Baal Main Street
Ethel Matthews
Wright Street
Mixer
Homer Kolstee
Ethel Kirwin
Northwest Pennsylvania
Meadville
Kolstec
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Harold Gilbert
United Nations
Matthews
Ora Loveland
Charlotte Johnston
Arthur Colegrove
Powers Home Scene of Friendship Club Session
The Friendship Club of Sample Flats met yesterday afternoon at the R. D. 2 home of Mrs. Eugene Powers with all members present. After a brief business meeting a social period followed and prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Decker, Mrs. Bertha Warner, Mrs. Harry Jaquith, and Mrs. Joseph Tomchick. A dinner was planned for April 12. Refreshments included a salad course, wafers, banana loaf and coffee. Favors were miniature baskets with spring towers. The next meeting on April 26 will be hosted by Mrs. Norman Swart, R. D. 2.
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Norman | Swart
Egster Bonnet Parade By Corry Grange
Corry Grange hosts a Bonnet Parade on Monday with Mrs W vonnson Albioi as guest. She will present a program on arranging artificial flowers. The event, sponsored by the home economics committee, starts at 1 30 p m and all Grange members are invited. An Easter bonnet parade will showcase original hats made by members and modeled. A good attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Vonnson
Albioi
Corry Grange
Home Economics Committee
Grange
Coouettes Contribute To Cancer Drive Fund
At the Coouette Club meeting in the Garden room of VEW Post home the group voted to donate to the cancer drive fund and contribute to the post Prom party. Mrs Mildred Sorenson presided with eight members present and no guests. Mrs Viola Schwabb and Mrs Marguerite Dobuet of Meadville attended. The club's treasurer rechecked the books while three members were reported ill. The Union City range meeting date was moved to April 20 delegates from Corry plan to attend. Sorenson won the attendance award and refreshments were served by Mrs William Roehrig and her committee. The next regular meeting will be May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coouette Club
VEW Post
Cancer Drive
Dlso
Mildred Sorenson
Jhrawback
Viola Schwabb
Marguerite Dobuet
Meadville
Clyde Reynolds
Frank Schrader
Dora Daye
Union City
Corry
Sorenson
Wiliam Roehrig
Martha Circle Session Hosted by Mrs Jerry Hoyt
Mrs Jerry Hoyt hosted the Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her home. Nineteen members and one guest attended. business led by Mrs Leland Johnston. Ruth Dahlstrand led devotions from Luke. May family night dinner planned with program on Responsible Christian Citizens by Mrs Benjamin Skinner and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauyt
Jerter Street
Martha Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Walter Gilliland
Leland Johnston
Benjamin Skinner
Stanley Nichols
Hazel Duffy
Harold Carr
Harry Blount
Alan Cornish
North Center Street
Local personals note travels and visits across states and countries
Mrs. James Howard formerly Louise Grinder left New York yesterday for Amburg Germany to join her husband stationed with the armed forces. Mrs. Nels Anderson Warren Mrs. Laura Casey Youngsville and Mrs. Lize Brewer De Wolt Michigan visited Mrs. W. R. Gordon East Frederick Street. Harold Brown former Corry resident now in Venice Florida arrived Wednesday for a 10 day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wickwire on North Center Street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Betts arrived from Webb Air Force Base Big Spring Texas. Mrs. Carlotta Betts and Mr. Betts will relocate. Betts to Bitburg Germany and Mrs. Betts to live with her parents. John Ortner East South Street left yesterday for a three day state orchestra meet at Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania where he plays first horn. Mrs. R. G Barnes North Center Street back from two months in St. Petersburg Florida and Nassau. Gary Reade Langhurst Maple Avenue and David William Taylor East Street left recently for training with the United States Marine Corps now at Parris Island South Carolina. Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Barnes Nathalie Virginia and son Richard returned home after visiting Mrs. L. C. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. John Weis and family Franklin Street. Jessie Mason North Center Street leaves tonight for an indefinite visit in Washington and Baltimore Maryland to visit granddaughter Miss Sharon Hansen.
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James Howard
Louise Grinder
Yeserday
New York
Amburg
Germany
Nels Anderson
Warren
Laura Casey
Youngsville
Lize Brewer
de Wolt
Mich
W. R. Dordan
East
Frederick Street
Harold Brown
Corry
Venice
Fla
Morris Wickwire
North Center Street
Robert Betts
Webb Air Force Base
Big Spring Texas
Ralph Bailey
Carlotta Betts
Snyder Circle
Betts
Bitburg
Jessie Mason
Washington, D. C
Baltimore, Md
Sharon Hansen
Baltimore
Esther Circle Meets With Mrs Vanderhoff in Springfield
Esther Circle of One Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the home of Mrs Theodore Vanderhoff on Spring Street with 21 members in attendance. Prayer and scripture opened the session followed by a business meeting and election of officers. A May 8 church cleaning bee was announced and preparations for the June 7 Quincy Home for Orphans bar event noted. The next meeting will feature a mother daughter banquet on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cirle
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Theodore Vanderhoff
Spring Street
Harold Lloyd
Gertrude Grover
Lynn Campbell
Lyle Chase
H. Ray Harris
Harold Fish
T Allan May
Ruth Lyons
G. T. Bergman
Christan Social Relations
Maude Bennink
Quincy Home For
Quincy
Charles Bugbee
Campbell
Lydia Circle Meets At Methodist Church
The Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon with 20 members present. Miss Ida Ohrn led devotions, Mrs. Pred Ross chaired the session, and a nominating committee of Mrs. Berth, Mrs. Laura Jones, and Ohm was named. The program from The Methodist Woman was presented by Mrs. Glaiys McCloskey. The next meeting is set for the church in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Uyma Wircle
We Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ida Ohrn
Pred Ross
Berth
Laura Jones
Ohm
Ross
The
Methodist Woman
Glaiys McCloskey
Jonathan Lodge to confer third degree at meeting
The Jonathan Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows will confer the third degree on a class of candidates at a session tomorrow evening in the 100F Hall. Grape City Lodge will provide the degree team led by Wayne Snyder, pest grand, with all Odd Fellows invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Grape City Lodge
Wayne Snyder
Pest Grand
Odd Fellows
Wayne Valley Group Skating Party Draws Local Youth
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Youth Fellowship held a skating party at Wattsburg Skating Rink with five chorus groups. Rev. Robert Casler led devotions. Miss Do ana Sturdevant directed the program. About 100 people attended. Rev. Casler received the special award. Refreshments served by Mrs. Lynn Phillips Mrs Harold Tanner and Miss Betty Jean Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Valley
Mrs Fish Hosts Deborah Circle at Liberty Street Home
Mrs Fish entertained the Deborah Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at her Liberty street home on Wednesday evening. Mrs Jerome Davis presided after opening prayers. A report on the Enangel was given by Mrs Everett Eastman and the lesson was presented by Mrs Keith Renton. Mrs Jerome Davis elected leader with a slate including Mrs Eugene Matson assistant leader and several secretaries. Hostess served punch and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Deborah Circle
Deborah
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Liberty Street
Robert Fish
Jerome Davis
Euegene Wessley
Everett Eastman
Keith Renton
Eugene Matson
Guy Davis
Harold Marsh
Richard Sorenson
Howard Davis
Lene Calvin
Farmers Association Meets at Dodd Home in Sugar Grove
Seven anp in the Pennsylvania Farmer's Association gathered at Leslie Dodd's R D 2 home with Sugar Grove council in a combined session. Special guests Mr and Mrs Joseph Goldstein of Warren spoke on the school law No 561 and highway regulations affecting farmers now in Harrisburg. The group plans another meeting April 27 with Mr and Mrs Roy Swart of R D 12. Senator McGinnis of Pittsburgh and his wife escaped serious injuries after a turnpike auto crash, Bedford reports.
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Anp
Pennsylvania Farmer's Association
Leslie Dodd
Sugar Grove
Joseph Goldstein
Warren
Goldstein
General Assembly
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Roy Swart
R. D
Bedford
Bernard B. McGinnis
Pittsburgh
Spring Creek Aid States Banquet Plans Set
Spring Creek church hosts a forth rowing father son banquet on April 28 with plans announced at a Bernard Porter home gathering. Mrs Carl Boford named chairman and Mrs Frank Kat eclin cochairman. Mrs Lois Sickler hosted. Mrs Katferima led the self denial gift program after devotions by Mrs Arthur Brundage. May meeting is skipped. next session June 7 at an undetermined location.
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ANG Garage Tees
Aidwel
Spring Creek
Bernard Porter
Carl Boford
Frank Kateclin Cochgirmiai
Lois Sickler
Katferima
Arthur Brundage
Chandler Mason
Solad
WRC Welcomes New Member and Plans Banquet Dinner
The Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at the Grange hall led by Mrs. Horace Hankin with 20 members attending. Mrs. Raymond Coatoam was initiated as a new member. The group announced a mother daughter banquet set for May 2 at the Grange hall and a bake sale at Sears Roebuck on Friday April 13. Mrs. Coatoam won the cake walk and Mrs. Manley Robbins Sr. took a special award. The next all day session is scheduled for April 19.
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WRC
Hend
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grange Hall
Horace Hankin
Raymond Costeam
Sears Roebuck
Coatoam
Manley Robbins Sr
Area Band Concert To Be Presented Tonight
Union City Area High School bands including Senior High Elementary and Bloomfield will present a concert tonight in the high school auditorium starting at 8 pm. Conductor Max C Pfaff leads the program with admission at 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for students, available at the door or from band members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Area High School
Bloomfield
Max C. Pfaff
Mrs Cooklis Hostess For Robergh Circle
Mrs George Cooklis of Nort Center Street entertained members of the Rebecca Circle of the Evangelics United Brethren Church at her home on Wednesday evening with 15 members present. Officers elected: Floyd Dougherty leader. Howard Van Tassel assistant leader. George Cooks secretary treasurer. E E Bush secretary of Christian social relations. Alton Weidner secretary of missionary education. Fern Gilson secretary of local church beliefs. Harold Carlson secretary of spiritual life. Lesson by E B Bush, assisted by Maggie Culver VanTussel Cooklis and Robert Fleming. Prayer by Lottie Raymond and Edith Addins. Refreshments by hostess assisted by Carlson and VanTassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. Bush
Christian Social
Alton Weidner
Missionary Education
Fern Gilson
Belivitles
Harold Carlson
BE Bush
Maggie Culver
VanTussel
Couklis
Robert Fleming
Lottie Raymond
Edith Addins
Carlson
VanTassel
Fire truck slips on dirt road injures seven volunteers
A fire truck rolled down a 60 foot embankment on a narrow dirt road in Reserve Township. Seven volunteer firefighters were injured and detained at hospitals in good condition. The unit was en route to a grass fire when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrissununsary
Reserve Township
Who's In Love With Who Liz Burton and Producer Recast
An AP story reports a rearranged cast in the Eddie Fisher Elizabeth Taylor dispute. It claims Richard Burton is a decoy, while Liz Taylor is truly in love with director Joseph L. Mankiewicz, who winks that Taylor’s romance is a cover story.
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Love
Liz, Burton
Producer
OME
Eddie Pisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Miss Taylor
Cleopatra
Telaser
Liz
Joseph Mankiewicz
Mankiewicz
Tam
Burton
Maple Festival Queen Elected in Somerset County Event
The 15th annual Maple Festival in ERSDays Pennsylvania crowns Maple King Homer P. Boger of Meyersdale and Queen Marian Gartends of Somersé after judging from 11 entrants. The event features maple products and runs tonight through Sunday, marking a second Maple Ring inauguration for Boger.
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Ersdays
Somerset Couch LY
Marian Gartends
Somersé
Homer P. Boger
Meyersdale
Roger
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Ieat
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Esther Circle
Lydia
Methodist Church
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Dodd Home
Jane Parker
Washington St. Corry, PA
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California
David Nettleton
Springfield
Mass
Jesus
First Baptist Church
Wast Pleasant St
2Nd Ave
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PRICE
Eeere Scelon’ Tile
Armstrong Excetor
Hammond’s Lumber - Builders Supplies
Eagle Street
Maple Festival
NPA
Westen Sylvania
Aper Publishers” Association
Dale
Opal Linebaugh
el Rancho de Paz
Ranch of Peace
Western Youth Rally
Corry Area High School
Christian Laynten's Committee
Corry Savings and Loan
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