Local Families Return to Lorain Area in Cement Trade
Mr and Mrs James Proper and children Michael Mark Matthew and Michele have moved from Lorain Oslo to reside here. Mr Proper will work with his father in law Joseph Hassett in cement control. A newborn Michele joined the family in Lorain. A guest from St D 4 Vernon Humpfrey visited the Hotel Ten Buck in Albany NY with Stanley Home Products. Columbus Grange meets Monday at 8 40 with David Curtis presiding and Mrs Lawrence Miller to speak on Arbor Day. The Springtime in Paris Festival date updated May 9 following prior confusion. White elephant booth donations accepted for the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary event. Plant booth plants urged. Baby Parade entries requested. Rey and Mrs Norman Warner and daughters Karen and Denniss visit from Stoney Creek Ky. They conducted missionary services in Tonawanda NY and in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Rev Williams Seitz Jr attended Easter Lectures at Gambier Ohio and joined the Kenyon College alumni council. District 1 BPW spring meeting details to be arranged by Miss Clara Hill. district session hosted April 25 at Fairview High School with dinner and guest speaker Mrs Benny Myers. Quote of the day from James Russell Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Humptrey
St D. 4
Ten Buck
Albany
N. Y
Stanley Home Products Company
Lottsville
Columbus
Paris
Corry Memorial Hospital
Benjamin Calderone
Harold Carr
B. G. Bennett
Ernest McMichael
Cochairman
Rey
Norman Warner
Karen
Denniss
Stoney Creek
Fern Warner
Mead Avenue
Hey
Warner
First Baptist Church
Tonawanda
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rev. Williams, Seitz Jr
Bexley Hall
Gambler
Graduate School of Theology
Kenyon College
Canon Howard Johnson
The
Cathedral of Stations
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Clara Hill
Girard Bpw Club
Fairview High School
Fairview
Benny Meyers
Pennsylvania Federation
James Russell Lowell
Mrs C Gincatt Feted At Shower In Grovestroet
A baby shower honoring Mrs Carl Gincatt of Columbus was hosted at Mrs Lloyd Sargents in Grovestroet. About twenty guests, gifts including a baby carriage and walker, pink and blue decor, lighted tapers and mini cradle favors were showcased. Attendants served decorated shower fare and games produced several awards for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sargent
Grovestroet
Carl Cineatt
Columbus
Gineatt
Sargent
Donald Bradford
Donald Sargent
Charléne
Frances Dey
Misa Roberty Dey
Stanley Buell
Mrz Gillcott
Mize Deron Ficcardi
Carl Jeeter
Spring Meeting Hosts Hospital Auxiliaries
CMHA announces a spring meeting chaired by hospital auxiliaries to be hosted by the local auxiliary next Wednesday. Pictured are Miss Mary Higgins seated, Mrs. Harold Carr, and dining room staff with out-of-town reservations assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Higgins
Harold Carr
Dee
New Nonfiction Titles at Public Library Local
Area youths gain access to a wide selection of new nonfiction books at Public Library Local including The Fourth of July Story by Alice Dalgliesh and The Military History of Civil War Land Battles by Trevor N. Dupuy. Also listed are Do It Yourself by Bernice Wells Carlson and The War in Korea 1950-58 by Robert Leckie among varied titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dalgliesh
Harry Zarchy
Alfred Morgan
Herbert
Zim
Red Reeder
Marian A. Webb
Anne Malcolmson
Eleanor Cly_ mer
Brown & Crone
Rudolph Dittrich
Judith Randal
Korea
Robert Leckie
Stewart H. Holbrook
Tina Lee
David Shepherd
Uncle Sam
Gerson
Hood
Horace Greeley
the People’s
Doris Faber
Pineapple Cheese Chiffon Pie Recipe by Mrs Don Rulmer
Pineapple cheese chiffon pie recipe from Mrs Don Rulmer includes pineapple crushed, gelatin, cream cheese, sugar and evaporated milk. Directions mix and chill until firm, then whip milk with lemon juice and fold into gelatin. Serve after final chilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Don Rulmer
the Corry Journal
Notable Names Highlight Reading List of Historical Figures
Amateur Specialists, Robert Preman and Eliza beth Janeway feature among prominent names including The Vikings, The World Is Round, Anthony Ravielli, Winston Churchill, Quentin Reynolds, Jamestown Adventure, Olga W Hall-Quest, and Ex periments with a Microscope Beeler and Branley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Preman
Elizabeth Janeway
Anthony Ravielli
Winston Churchill
Quentin Reynolds
Jamestown
Girl Quads Born In Pa One Dies Late
Provera AP Quad ruplet girls were born last night to Mrs Donna McKellar 36, but one died shortly after birth. Mother and daughters were reported doing fine early today at Osteopathic Hospital. The infants range in weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna McKellar
Osteopathic Hospital
CDA Plans Annual Dinner For Outgoing Regent
The Catholic Daughters group met in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home to plan the annual dinner honoring the outgoing grand regent and past grand mice of the court. The event is set for April 23 with dinner at 6 p.m. Hostesses and chairmen include Mrs. Walter Wotus, Mrs. Albert Wotus, Miss Ann Baressi, and others. A film To Be and To Do on CDA activities will be shown at 8 p.m. A mother and daughter communion breakfast is planned for May 3 with Mrs. Robert Sanders presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
VFW Post Home
Ing
Walter Wotus
Albert Wotus
Ann Baressi
Olin Bracken
Frank Ostberg
C.T. Anderson
Leo Heberlein
Paul Suchar
George Wurm
CDA
Robert Sanders
Frederick Abi
LeRoy Mar Lett
Anthony Stec
Angelo Frisina
Theodore Zezus
Annette Prugar
Irene Dippel
Suchar
Marion Sullivan
Joseph Prugar
Victor Cragg Jr
James Peterson
Mayme Wood
Ernest McMichael
Nettie Kovach
James Allyn
Donald Wharton
McKellar Family Details Show Growth and Ages
The text notes a weight progression from two pounds ten ounces to three pounds twelve ounces and a length increase from fourteen to sixteen inches. It also identifies the McKellar family as parents of three boys aged 23 months to six years, outlining growth across early childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKellars
Xi Beta Phi Meets With Mrs Wise at Allen Street Home
Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening at Mrs Prank Wise s Allen street home. Mrs Thomas Pierotti presented a program Things About Us focused on home furnishings and accessories. Hostess served refreshments and the group planned to meet next with Mrs Alfred Morrison on East Main street in April 71st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Street
Prank Wise
Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Thomas Pierotti
Alfred Morrison
East Main Street
Epsilon Phi Holds Ritual Dinner
Epsilon Phi Sorority members of the Beta Sigma Phi chapter held a ritual dinner Tuesday at Perry's Inn. Honored guests included Mrs. Shirley Roberge Mrs. Gordon Rater and Mrs. Barbara Bright, with transfers noted. The Ritual of Jewels occurred at Mrs. Richard Melzer's home on Gamma Road, followed by punch mints and nuts. A perfect attendance award went to president Miss Dolores Aquilino. Mrs. E Craig Moore will host next at East Smith Street on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurus Veweis Wonlel
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Perry's Inn
Shirley Roberge
Gordon Rater
Barbara Bright
Richard Melzer
Gamma Road
Dolores Aquilino
E. Craig Moore
East Smith Street
Goldwater rally announced for Madison Square Garden May 12
William Knowland former California senator announced a Goldwater for President rally at Madison Square Garden on May 12. Barry Goldwater from Arizona will deliver a major policy address as tickets range from 2 dollars to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
William ¥. Knowland
California
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ruth Circle Hosts Breakfast For Youth at Metro Odist Church
Ruth Circle of the Metro odist Church met Tuesday morning at Mrs Hubert Garfield’s home with 14 members. Devotions on Today and a poem One Day at a Time were read. Missionary conference week is set for April 19 to 26. Circle members will host breakfast for youth on April 1 and a program on volunteer time was presented by Mrs James Wells with assistants. Next meeting at Mrs Carleton Curtis’s home in Columbus with cohostesses Mrs Leabarti and Linda Komssindte Mn. Perry McCray cited in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
Ruth
Metroodist
Hubert Garfield
North First Avenue
Floyd Webb
Robert Lindstrom
Roth Circle
James Wells
Leland Johnston
Louise Williams
Wiliam Helmintoller
Garfield
Johnston
Richard Frye
Carleton Curtis
Columbus
Leabarti
Linda Komssindte
Perry McCray
Mary Circle Meets With Mrs Frank Parsons
Mrs Frank Parsons of East Congress street hosted 17 Mary Circle members from First Methodist Church for a Tuesday evening business meeting led by chairwoman Mrs Travers Stohlberg. The group announced hosting the general Woman's Society of Christian Service on May 10, devotions by Mrs Guy Korman, and a program led by Mrs Hubert Vaughn featuring a world map display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parsons
East Congress Street
Mary Circle
First Methodist Church
Travers Stohlberg
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Guy Korman
Hubert Vaughn
Open House Fetes Mr and Mrs Gibbons Fifty Years
A Sunday open house marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Gibbons at their Conneautville home. About 160 guests from nearby towns attended, bringing gifts and a purse of money while the couple received wedding gifts from 80 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Rudy Gibbon
Clifford Edwarda
Saat
William ‘Turher
Conneautville
Thomass
Juanita
Unionity
Wattaburg
Wattaburg,’ Saegertown, Conneautville
North East
J Sherman
Ae Clymer
Erie
Corry
Gibbons Die
Carl Phillips
Bertha Tony Re
James Leslie
Lawrence
Missionary Circle Hosts Salad Tea May 6 Meeting
The hostess with help from Mrs. Harold Carr and Mrs. Stohlberg served salad refreshments. Mrs. George Andris will host the May 6 circle session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Carr
Stohlberg
George Andris
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Birdie
James Proper
Michael
Mark
Matthew
Michele
Lorain
Oslo
Mrs. C. Gincatt
CMHA
Spring Meeting
Women’s
Northwestern Pennsylvania Association
Vellah Bracken
Jerome Needham
Robert Betz
Gerald Staples
Ghintod Hills Bros
Valencia
Wise
Moui
AGS
American Cancer Society
National Pande Erecnat
Bank
Mester Pedarel Deyatit Inmeranes Corparetias
Emi Wa
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