Welcome Wagon Talk Leads Corry Memorial Auxiliary Session
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met in the nurses dining room to hear Mrs. Fred Wilson Jr. discuss the Welcome Wagon concept with pictures. Officers were named for the coming year and plans discussed for a June garden card party and May tag days. An April 9 orientation session and an April 21 Northwest District meeting in Erie were announced with arrangements for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fred Wilson Jr
Corry
George Hagger
Louis Morrow
Vellah Bracken
Desk
Harold Carr
Carr
Erie
Harold Jackson
Nellie Kirch
Morrow
Gerald Pless
Nellie Kireh
Mary Higgins
Kiwanis Club Hosts Prominent Guests in Warren Meeting
At the Aust evening Kiwanis gathering at the Hotel, Capt. Richard Bush of Cleveland, former Salvation Army official. James Blomquist, Division Deputy Governor. Carl Elmquist, Hugh Logan, Rev. Miles of Warren attended. William Helmintoller led the session. Blomquist showed a film for Kiwanis International 50th anniversary titled Now Stands Alone. The club announced plans to sponsor the Clyde Beatty King Brothers Circus on May 15 with details to follow. David Johnson was named committee chairman with Leroy Peck and Veedon Thompson as assistants. Allan Shaw reported on an interclub meeting in Oil City last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Hotel Oy
Richard Bush
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Salvation Army
James Blomquist
Depete Ant
Carl Elmquist
Hugh Logan
Clyde Beatty King Brothers Circus
David Johnson
Leroy Peck
Veen Thompston
Allan
Artie) Shaw
Oil City
Governor to open Pennsylvania agriculture conference
About 700 agricultural business and industrial leaders are expected at a Harrisburg conference on agriculture with Gov. Scranton opening the first event of its kind. Dr. Eric Walker, president of Pennsylvania State University, is among the speakers. Buy in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gov
Scranton
Eric Walker
Pennsylvania State University
Miss Earle Weds Keith Wade in Corry Ceremony
Miss Chevy Lee Earle and Keith Arnold Wade were married in an afternoon ceremony at the Corry Assembly of God. The bride's father and the groom's father served as escorts. a reception for 300 followed at the Columbus Community Congregational Church. The couple will reside in Erie after both graduates of Corry Area High School and workers at local plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Assembly of God
Max Bennink
Carolyn Brundage
Ja Gaines
Wesleyville
Barbara Wade
Carol Hayes
Gale Earle
Carol Brown
Howard Miller
Mr. Wade
Harold Wade
Pleasant Valley
N. Y
Duane Wade
Peicerser
Melissa Carroll
Ida McElroy
Floyd Brown
Columbus Community Congregational Church
David Beckwith
James Hulings
Richard Crosscut
Paula Sheline
James Bagley
Linda Anthony
Phyllis Wade
James Matteson
Titusville
Columbus
Spartansburg
Union City
Pittsburgh
Youngsville
Waterford
Wattsburg
Local clubs host meetings and birthday party notes
Miss Adele McCray hosted the Mentor Club with Mrs. Mildred Orr presiding. Reports on David Copperfield, excerpts read, and a salad course served. A surprise party honored Mrs. Mary De Lury. 23 guests attended with gifts and cake. Several groups held events at the YMCA, Grange Hall, and Moose Lodge with talks on stocks, theatre, and community interests. Theresa Baressi turned 11 with a party and gifts urging time for other graces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele McCray
West Church Street
Mentor Club
Mildred Orr
Travers Stohlberg
David Copperfield
Dickens
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
John Decker
Lake Shore Grange
Girard
Katherine Fields
Decker
Lloyd Lillie
Roy Swart
Eee
Investment Club
Moose Lodge
Everning
Richard Pulling
Gerald Bagley
George Orcutt
Randall McCray
Jack Wells
William Donaldson
Theresa Baressi
Samuel Baressi
West Park Place
Jackie Aymong
Erie
Cecelia Anderson
Mary Ficcardi
Vickie Cragg
Connie Heise
Patty Burrows
Linda Tinko
Margaret Frisina
Cindy Neyon
Angela Baressi
Mrs. Baressi
Miss Ann Baressi
Vickie Baressi
Barbara Baressi
Dottie Kay Baressi
Theresa
John Byrom
Fire damages home of 15 in Corry and births at hospital
A fire damaged the home of 15 in Corry when a chimney fire near Corry Memorial Hospital forced a mother and several children from the dwelling. In Titusville, a Diamond area chimney blaze at the Shontz residence caused about 2000 dollars in damage, with 18 firefighters on site and the fire under control after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Diamond
Lloyd Shonts U
Howard Alexander
Chapmanville Fire Department
Alexander
Shontz
Sentenced To Life Term In Bank Burglary Case
Cleveland AP report Alfred Oponowicz, 38, with a long juvenile record, was sentenced to life imprisonment at Ohio Penitentiary. Captured last year from the FBI’s 10 most wanted list, he received life terms on two counts of bank burglary to run concurrently.
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Cleveland
Alfred Oponowicz
Ohio Penitentiary
FBI
Common Pleas
Thomas J. Parrino
Oponowicz
Tun
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Hertha McMichael
Society Editor
Miss Earle Bride of
Keith Wade
Erie County Plastics Corporation
CAHS
General Electric Company
James Gaines
James Miller
Sawyer Studio
Buyer's
Tilo
Ennett
Bennett
House of Fashion
Birdie
Mary de Lury
South Center Street
Ipenny
Dean School
Ivan Smith
Robert Smith
Connie Daniels
Charles Daniels
Connie
Colleen Hand
Mary Ann Sekerak
Judy Walters
Kathy Fox
Théodore Vanderhoff
Spring Street
Wayne E. Vanderhoff
Bend
Oregon
IBM
c/o
Corry Journal
Cabint
Belge
Ommond
Zenith
America
Barney
Corry, Pa
Spain
Bank ON Citizens
Citizens
Corry Area
Citizens Corry Office
Manne National Bank
F. D
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Katren
R. D. 4, Corry
Katren
Barbara Brynolfson
John Schroter
West Pleasant Street
Schroter
Rebecca Jones
Murphy's Oil
Ogle Lumber
Kraft's. Velveeta Cheese
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