Mrs Parker Heads Local Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mrs H W Parker was reelected president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church for 1962 63. New officers include W B Stowe vice president and several secretaries. district meeting May 3 at Lakewood Erie. program on Today's Students featured Collegiate vocal ensemble. spring social with pastel decorations.
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H. W. Parker
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Hubert Vaughn
Parker
W. B. Stowe
Travers Stohlberg
Milton McIntyre
H. O Blount
Irvin Young
Spiritual Ie
Leland Johnston
Frank McKnight
Edmund Barr
Boyd Berrett
Paul Meerdink
Carl Swanson
Dale Hammerlee
Frank Sturgis
Earle Bisley
Russell Clark
Lakewood
Erie
Travers’Stobnberg
Judith Dwyer
Gilead
Moon River
Fellowship Hall
Ruth Circle
Mrs Wood Hosts Witherspoon Circle Welcomes New Member
Mrs Francis May joins the Witherspoon Circle of the First Presbyterian Church at a regular meeting hosted by Mrs Samuel Wood on East Main street Thirteen members attended Devotions focused on Romans led by Mrs Walter Rath with Miss Mary Helen Curtis presiding Business urged members to note April events including rummage sale April 3 and 4 Maundy Thursday service April 19 Good Friday communion Easter Sunday two services with a musicale and the annual presbyterial on April ith Mrs Kenneth Harvey oversaw the evening program assisted by Mrs Robert Hammond and Mrs S B E Anderson Dessert was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Louis Ball and Mrs Warren Bogs Next meeting set for May 6 at Miss Marian Smiths home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Witherspoon
Francis May
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel Wood
East Main Street
Walter Rath
Mary Helen Curtis
Maunday
Kenneth Harvey
Robert, Hammond
BE. Anderson
Louis Ball
Warren Bogs
Witherspoon Circle
Marian Smith
Eight And Forty Conducts Meet In Wesleyville
Eight And Forty group meets at Wesleyville home of Mrs Dorothy Robbins with hostesses Shirley Johnson Letah Sewell and Dorothy Robbins. Marche led by Mrs Rich ard Orn of Corry. Easter donations planned under child welfare chair Mrs Clyde Burdick. Next Marche set for April 12 at Mrs John Sedor in Erie.
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Bikty and
Porty
Ere County
Dorothy Robbins
Wesleyville
Shirley Johnson
Letah Sewell
Chapeau
Richard Orn
Corry
Clyde Burdick
Till Griff
Maude Tompkins
Watview All
Frances Connors
Mary Wolfe
Florence Riznar
Albion Unit
Betty Blystone
Frances Blair
Lawrence Park
Baumeister
Abe Snyder
Rost Sweaus
Josephine Burdick
Edna Snyder
Jessie Owens
Helen Sedor
Pearle Woll
Ene 11
Irah Allen
Marian Hutchinson
Florence Smith
A‘n Farrer
Ida Collyer
North East
Alla Orn
Mildred Orn
Mary Anderson
Letah’ Sewell
Stukey Johnson
John Sedor
Erie
Grangers Show Easter Bonnets at Grange Meeting
Grangers held an Easter bonnet session at the Grange hall with a parade and awards. Mrs John Decker won prettiest hat, Miss Frances Sperry took a spinning wheel planter prize, and Mrs Allen Adams won the Easter eye tree centerpiece. May 4th program includes a golden age luncheon and candle making by Mrs Clarence Eld.
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Twen
Frances Sperry
Allen Adams
Grange
Clarence Eld
Dyckes Home Scene of Geneva Circle Session
Mrs. Willard Dykes hosted the Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church at Grace street. Presiding was chairwoman Mrs. Lloyd Shawer with devotions by Mrs. Clarence Wallace. The program covered Churches for New Times and Edge of Edge, followed by a fellowship. Next meeting hosted by Mrs. Roscoe Keck on May 1.
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Willard Dykes
Grace Street
Geneva
First Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Shawer
Chaiman
Clarence Wallace
Dyckes
New Times
Robert Tunnell
Robert Wank
Roscoe Keck
East Main Street
Mrs Sickler Hosts Navy Mothers Club Session
Mrs. Lois Sickler hosted Corry Navy Mothers Club at her daughter Mrs Bernard Porter’s home in Spring Creek. Fourteen members attended as Mrs. Fred Young led the business portion. Prizes went to Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr. Mrs. Clarence Cox and Mrs. Merrill Lilie. Refreshments were served by Mrs Porter and Lois Jane. Next meeting set for May 14 at the Spartansburg home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sickler
Navy Mothers Club
Corry
Lois Sickler
Bernard Porter
Spring Creek
Fred Young
Douglas Rozelle
Clarence Cox
Merrill Lilie
Lois Jane
Spartansbure
Kiwanis Harmony Night Planned for Saturday at High School
Kiwanis members gathered for a dinner meeting at the Corry Hotel, with Willan Helmintoller outlining the upcoming Night of Harmony program. John Rossbacher urged attendance for the Saturday evening event at Corry Area High School Auditorium to benefit the Corry Historical Museum. President Conrad Monroe announced a directors meeting at Artie Shaw’s home next Monday after the regular session. guests included Jerry Beal and the Teconchuks. Group singing was led by H Lynn Rice with Mrs. Rice on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niyanis Guub
Corry
Willan Helmintoller
John Rossbacher
Corry Area
Corry Historical Museum
Conrad Monroe
Artie Shaw
Jerry Beal
Ramsey
W. J
Metro Teconchuk
Youngsville Club
H Lynn Rice
Mrs. Rice
Hartt calls Barnes paintings forgeries, names four Italian pieces
Prof Frederick Hartt of the University of Pennsylvania art department identifies four supposed old masters in the Barnes Foundation collection as forgeries. He says the works are attributed to 14th and 15th century Italian artists but were painted after 1900. Hartt notes possible other forged works seen during visits to the gallery in Lower Merion but restricts comments to the Italian period.
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Pruunvourmaiar
Frederick Hartt
University of Pennsylvania
Barnes Foundation
Marit
Lower Merion
Silhouettes Of Easter Fashion Show At Hospital Affair
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary sponsored an Easter themed evening at the Moose home featuring a dessert course, a fashion show by Evans Dress Shop, and a card party. Models displayed petite to mother of the bride outfits, with Mrs Gertrude White as commentator and Mrs James Sullivan at the piano. Special prizes included four $25 gift certificates won by Mrs Eva Arnold Mrs Marie Kafferlin Miss Kathryn Conners and Mrs Alfred Newhouse. Card winners spanned multiple events including Bridge Canasta 500 and other games with numerous local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Moose Home
Evans Dress Shop
Gertrude White
James Sullivan
Kathy Miscik
Elaine Five
Cynthia Correll
Linda Anthony
Linda Miller
Rudolph Katulich
Holland Morgan
Phyllis Jensen
Glenn, Palmer
White
Eva Arnold
Marie Kafferlin
Kathryn Conners
Alfred Newhouse
Clymer
Arthur Shamburg
Tony Amoroso
Bridge
Raymond Sandburg
Eugene Shenefiel
Martin Keppel
Robert Davidson
Fred Kauer
Cleve Morton
John B. Brown
Albert Rathbun
Winifred Mertz
Walter Loveland
George Wurm
Vellah Bracken
Z. Crowell
Canasta
Walter McCray
Paul Floyd
Edward Stone
William Eaton
Robert Watrous
Helen Partch
Helen Crowell
Ronald Rathbun
Kenneth Yoder
Earl Bailey
Arthur Pitts
P. B. Sonoski
Mildred Sorenson
Botte
Pitcavaze
Glenn J. Davis
Hospital auxiliary event lists a long chain of names
The hospital auxiliary thanks cochairmen and the entire staff, naming dozens of members and supporters. Door prizes are awarded to Mrs. Ronald Zeaman, Mrs. Robert Rathbun, Mrs. Mark Anderson, Mrs. Kirk Sawyer, Mrs. Kenneth Yoder, Mrs. William Dahl, Mrs. Richard Orn, and others including Mrs. Leon Cole and Miss Esther Brundage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hiles
Robert Lewis
Ethel Mathers
E.W. Baccus
Clyde Keith
Velma Moore
David Kafferlin
Irene Dippel
Norman Mitchell
Bessie McCray
Robert Orr
Euland Harvey
Richard Orr
John Maloney
Charlotte Stockton
R. Williams
Charlotte Kinney
Edith Koford
Leora Teed
Paul L. Crowell
Gerald Staples
Roger Marsh
Joseph Grohostaj
George Hugger
Henry Jaquith
Ruth Clawson
Henry Pedensky
Marlon Ross
Harold Carr
Harold Jackson
William Leaby
August Wascak
Edward Oldenski
Ernest Buick
White
Henrietta Pless
Clymer Independent
Model Dairy
Sterling Milk
Ronald Zeaman
Robert Rathbun
Mark Anderson
Kirk Sawyer
Kenneth Yoder
William Dahl
Richard Orn
Leon Cole
Howard Dingfelder
Esther Brundage
Rolland Stowe
D. O. Daugherty
Alfred Newhouse
James Lundy
Donors List at Community Drive Names Many Vendors
Mrs David Swanson and Mrs Roger Grape sponsored a local drive with donors from A and P Loblaws Nichols Grocery Double M Market Westons Bakery Jacob Haller Amoreos Grocery Wayside Market Connies Als Dairy Bar Corry Bakery Mrs Nellie Martin Quality Market M Flickinger Sealtest Dairy and Erie Farms.
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David Swanson
Roger Grape
Loblaws
Nichols Grocery
Double M Market
Weston's Bakery
Jacob Haller
Amoroso's Grocery
Wayside Market
Connie's
Al's Dairy Bar
Corry Bakery
Nellie Martin
Quality Market
M. Flickinger
Sealtest Dairy
Erie Farms
Actor Robertson to portray Kennedy in PT 109 film
Long search ends as Curt Robertson is chosen for Lt. John F. Kennedy in the Warner Bros wartime drama PT 109. The seasoned actor, noted for The Naked and the Dead Picnic Autumn Leaves and My Six Loves with Debbie Reynolds, will play the President though not a perfect lookalike.
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Kennedy
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Sight Comet Seen In Northwest Skies
Franklin and Marshall College observers joined others in reporting sightings of what they believe is the Seki-Lyons Comet. The tail was visible to the naked eye in the northwest skies. T. Seki, a Japanese amateur astronomer, is credited with its discovery on February 4. R. D. Lyons of Phoenix, Arizona, claims to be the first in the United States to sight the comet.
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Franklin and Marshall College
Seki-Lyons
T. Seki
R. D. Lyons
Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Planes Destroyed at U S Airbase in Laos
The Communist New China News Agency quoted Pathet Lao radio saying five American aircraft were burned on the ground at a Laos airport during a storm on April 3. Saboteurs allegedly entered the facility and caused the destruction.
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U. S
Tokyo
New China
Laos
Pathet Lao
Red Chinese
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Main Street
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Swift's Premium
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