Locomotive display and Easter visits headlined by Corry residents
The front page features a Climax engine portrait with Harrison Keppel at the controls, a store window reserved for public service displays, and a wave of local mobility from Easter plans. Grace Bagley returns from Houghton College for vacation, Gracie joined by two seniors. retirement of Corporal R Ziegler at Lawrence Park noted, and Bob Follett back from Denison for spring break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grice Janelora
Uiis Eline
Harrison Keppel
Grace Bagley
Gerald Bagley
Gracie
Houghton College
Phyllis Scott
Barbara Inman
Opl
R. Ziegler
Pennsylvania State Penta Barracks
Lawrence Park
West Teyville
Denison University
Bob Follett
Bob
Vennis R. Pollet
University of Pittsburgh School of Dentistry
N. L. Bogden
Raymond Avenue
Syria
Jim Bogden
Parl” Brooks
Orchard Park
Francis Slattery
Earl van Guilder
V. E. Lethman
Corry
California
Clarence Kirch
Wayne Street
la Puente
John Radeck
St. Teresa's Parish
St. Teresa's Auditorium
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Erie Ccd
Sims
St. Teresa's High School of Religion
Phggy Fox
Erie
Michael's Beauty Academy
Virginia Farrell
Detroit
Sunny South
Alma
Corry Library Adds About 100 New Books Today
Cony Public Library places roughly one hundred new books into circulation during National Library Week. Notable adult titles include The Day of Music by Leonard Bernstein, Undercover Teacher by George N Allen, Ring the Night Bell by Paul N Magnuson, Literature and the American Tradition by Leon Howard, John Kennedy by James MacGregor Burns, The Case For Basic Education by James D Koerner, and debut novels such as Up Into the Singing Mountain by Richard Llewellyn Trustee from the Tool Room by Nevil Shute The Call to Muralia by George H McMurry and The Crowded Sky by Hank Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cony Public Library
National Library Week
Leonard Bernstein
America
George N. Allen
Paul N. Magnuson
Leon Howard
John Kennedy
James MacGregor Burns
India
George H. McMurry
Hank Sears
Mrs Harvey Hostess To Wheelock Aid Fre
Whee lock Community Aid members met with president Mrs Kenneth Harvey of A D 4. Mrs Floyd Dougherty led devotions from the 29th Psalm and an article titled One Single Event. The president led a brief business session. baby layettes delivered to Corry Memorial Hospital were reported by Mrs Kenneth Loveland. Dessert and coffee were served. next meeting set for April 28 at Mrs Robert Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stigal
Wheelock Community Aid
Kenneth Harvey
A. D
Floyd Dougherty
Frank Harvey
Kenneth Loveland
Corry Memorial Hospital
CGG Club Dinner Meeting Hosts and Prizes Awarded
CGG Club dined at the Boston House with Mrs Charles Cook Jr and Mrs Raymond Sandburg as guests. Bridge awards went to Mrs James Sullivan, Mrs Cook and Mrs J F Needham, with a special award to Mrs Sullivan. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Alfred Mattison’s Liberty Street home. DeHAVEN and Mrs Ora Loveland arrived after a Florida visit with Mr and Mrs George Conquer of Sheffield, and Mr and Mrs Y O Gibbs of East South Street also returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGG Club
Charles Cook Jr
Raymond Sandburg
CGG
Boston House
James Sullivan
Cook
J. F. Needham
Sullivan
Alfred
Mattison
Liberty. Street
WOTM Homemaking Night Enrollment at Corry Chapter
Corry Moose Women of the Moose Chapter 717 held a Homemaking Night at the Moose home on East Washington Street led by Miss Rosemarie Malek senior regent. Donations were approved for the cancer fund and the exchange student fund. Winners of hams were Thomas Grow and Angelo Frisina. Members eligible for the Academy of Friendship degree received call letters for May 1 in Rochester Reading or Pittsburgh. Attendance award went to Mrs. David Way. Next meeting date is April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Corry
Women of the Moose
Moose
East Washington Street
Rosemarie Malek
Cancer Fund
Exchange Student Fund
Helen Sullivan
Thomas Grow
Angelo Frisina
Academy of Friendship
Rochester
Reading
Pittsburgh
David Way
Bride Elect Miss Donna Stutzman Feted At Shower
Miss Luetta Jackson and Miss Donna Carter hosted a bri de shower for Miss Donna Stutzman at a home on R D 1. Sixteen guests attended with prizes to Linda McCray Virginia Rose and Wanda King. Decorations featured green and yellow. Refreshments included decorated cake ice cream and punch. Stutzman will wed Melvin Rose on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Stutzman
Luetta Jackson
Donna Carter
Linda McCray
Virginia Rose
Wanda King
Cale
Melvin Rose
Mother Daughter Fete Planned By Spring Creek Ladies
Members of the Spring Creek Ladies Aid met in the church parlors to discuss a Mother and Daughter Banquet in May and a Memorial Day Dinner at the church. Mrs. Chandler Nineon led devotions, with Mrs. Arthur Brundage serving as host. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Brundine, Mrs. Bessie Johnson, and Mrs. Walter Maxwell. Hostesses for the next session May 5 in the church parlors were Mrs. Lois Sickler and Mrs. Elmer Tripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Elmer Tripp
East Branch Grange Plans Square Dance Tonight
East Branch Grange announces a square dance to raise funds for the building. The event is set for tomorrow at Spring Creek Town Hall in West Spring Creeks with Al Cox and the Triesters providing music for dancing from eight to ten p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch Grange
East Branch Grange Building Fund
Spring Creek
West Spring Creeks
al Cox
Triesters
Magazines Highlight National Library Week in Public Collections
Corry Public Library head librarian Mrs Porter Aver says magazines serve as a public library service beyond books. The up to date periodicals cover diverse topics and showcase articles by noted authors, with selections tied to National Library Week and aimed at both research and general reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Aver
Corry Public
National Library Week
Boys Life
Eeditorial
Esquire
Good Housekeeping
Farm Journal
Harper
Liftime
Kiwanis
North Carolina
Ook
Life
U. S
Readers Digest
Evening Post
Women's Day
Long-Distance Shower Honors Alice Klein at McClintock Home
Mrs O A McClintock and Miss Colette McClintock hosted a long-distance shower for Alice Klein of Cleveland at their West Congress street home. Twelve ladies attended a social evening of games and visiting with prizes to Mrs Edward Jerome, Miss Maxene Oberman, and Mrs A V Cochran. Gifts were displayed on a pink and blue table with an umbrella centerpiece. a luncheon of garden salad, hot rolls, petit fours, coffee, tea, mints and cakes followed. The bride elect will wed Ronald Windahl at month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock
O. A. McClintock
Colette McClintock
West Congress Street
Alice Klein
Cleve~land
Ronald Windahl
Walter Windahl
Corry
Edward Jerome
Maxene Oberman
A. V. Cochran
Rosa Larrondo Speaks at DAR Meet with Citizenship Awards
Rosa Larrondo, a Corry Area High School senior, spoke on Chile at Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR at the YMCA. Three local high school girls were named DAR Good Citizenship Award recipients Barbara Weicht Judy Webster and Christine Yoder and films on nature were shown. A donation to the Foreign Exchange Student fund was approved and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
YMCA
Barbara Weight
Gong
Cory
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Homer Kolstee
Lyle Stranahan
Rosa Larrondo
Corry Area
Chile
DAR Good Citizenship
Roger Brown
Barbara Weicht
Thomas Flanagan
Corry
Judy Webster
Titusville
Christine Yoder
Spartansburg
Friendship Club Meets With President
Friendship Club of Sample Flats met yesterday at the home of R. D. 2 hostess Mrs. Harry Vaquirn. Prizes went to Mrs. John Decker Mrs. Joseph Tomechick and Mrs. Bufne Powers. Frances Sperry won the door prize. Easter gifts were exchanged among secret pals. Diane Jaquith handed out colored Easter bunnies with guest names. A luncheon featured macaroni salad waters and Easter treats. Mrs. John Decker will entertain in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vaquirn
Friendship Club of
Sample Flats
Ter
John Decker
Joseph Tomechick
Bupene Powers
Charles Mulgan
Frances ‘Sperry
Diane
Jaquith
John Deckers
JOY Class Cake Decorating Demonstration at First Presbyterian
The JOY Class of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. George Burt’s home for a cake decorating program hosted by Mrs. Willim Hall. Devotions opened the meeting led by Mrs. Lynford Chase with 11 members and five guests present. The group voted to buy a plastic crib mattress cover, donate 9 to the church camp fund, and appoint Mrs. J. Fred Kiley and Mrs. Cleo Haight to buy slipcovers for the pastor’s study. A talk on Christian Education by Mrs. William A Gumbleton followed, with refreshments served by Mrs. Philip Segal and Mr. Charles Clark Jatey. A door prize cake was won by Mrs. Al Vanssen. The next meeting is planned for June with date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOY
Willim Hall
Amy
First Presbyterian Ghureh
George Burt
Lynford Chase
J. Fred Kiley
Cleo Haight
William A Gumbleton
Philip Segal
Charles Clark Jatey
Feu
Samuel Smyth
W. T. Williams
Gumbleton
PTA Council To Honor H J Sheen and Les Kelly
Corry Area PTA Council will honor Howard Sheen principal and Patrolman Les Kelly along with patrol girls and boys from area schools at the next dinner. The tureen dinner is set for Wednesday evening April 13 at 6 30 in the CAHS cafeteria. Officers for the ensuing year will be installed and attendees should contact Mrs Walter Dingfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rwuing
Worry Area Magic School
Howard Sheen
Les Kelly
Jnext
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Mrs. Harvey
Sully
Prince Matchabelli
Cologne
Bik Evans
Center
DAR Meet
Clark
Ctymer Conservation Club
Pt—Pelic-on
Ontario
Lee Walfe
Newfoundland
British Columb
Clark Johnston
Donald Stewart
Glenn Middleton
Arthur Colegrave
Denver
Colo
Burhans Hoyt
New York
Uni
School of Yerstly
Did
Friendship Club
Corry Journal
West South Street
PTA Council
H. J. Sheen
Entertainment Directory
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Logan Als
Ginnie's
First Avenue
West Main Street
Sherwin-Williams Loxon
Gulyrs
Sherwin-Williams
North Center St
Demver
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