Warren Librarian Guest Of Grange
Mrs. Georgia Coyle, librarian at Warren Public Library and Warren County Library Board member, spoke to Columbus Grange on the importance of libraries. The meeting in Columbus Town Hall drew 16 members and one guest. plans included a legislative dinner April 15 and a May 9 Warren County visitation at Farmington Grange.
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Columbus
Philip Wade
Lawrence Miller
State Grange
Waterford Methodist Church
Corry
The
Grange
Paul Suchar Sr
Mia
David Curtis
Wade
Warren County
Farmington Grange
Lander
Geneva Circle Meets With Mrs Hall and Mrs Kennedy
Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. William Hall’s West Church Street home with fourteen members and one guest. Mrs. Robert Curtis led the business meeting and Mrs. Paul Bauer gave devotions. May 13 set for the mother daughter banquet of the combined circles. Next session at Mrs. Curtis’s home on May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
West Church Street
John Kennedy
Geneva
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Curtis
Paul Bauer
Kenneth Burr
Curtis
Nancy Mong Honored At Surprise Party
A surprise birthday party for Nancy Mong was held at the East Smith street home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pain. Guests danced and enjoyed salads, cake, ice cream, mints, nuts and drinks. Hostesses included Peggy Pain Judy Gentilman Mary Lou Taylor Susie Scholton Pat Paulson Susie Shaw and Judy Wiggers with Roy Hall Bill Eaton Dick Scelton Mike Vincent John French John Kelsey Jim Donaldson and Darrel Dietsch among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mong
East Smith Street
E. F. Pain
Peggy Pain
Judy Gentilman
Mary Lou Taylor
Susie Scholton
Pat Paulson
Susie Shaw
Judy Wiggers
Roy Hall
Bill Eaton
Dick Scelton
Mike Vincent
John French
John Kelsey
Jim Donaldson
Darrel Dietsch
Golden Agers View Old Pictures at Corry Meeting
Porter Auer displayed century-old pictures to the Golden Age Club at the YMCA. Ten members attended as Rev. Barclay Fishburn led singing and read scripture. Newcomers Anna Smith and Harriet Durham joined the 173-member group. $5 was donated to the Corry Ministerial Association for the YMCA Chapel. Henry Decker received a birthday card shower. The next meeting is the April Birthday Party on April 25.
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Corry
Porter Auer
Golden Age Club
YMCA
North Center Street
Barclay Fishburn
Clymer Hil Reformed Church
St. John
Anna Smith
Harriet Durham
Maude Barnes
Corry Ministerial Association
Henry Decker
Fae Wynn
Liza Goring
Loretta Belden
Elizabeth Bell
Lydia Wade
Exchange Student Speaker For PTA Aldo Gremese
Aldo Gremese, a foreign exchange student from Udine Italy, spoke at the Columbus PTA about his homeland and impressions of the United States. Mrs. Norman Lewis led the business session as Mrs. DeForest Way read devotions. A $10 donation to the foreign exchange program was approved and June 6 set for the annual Canadohta Lake school picnic.
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PTA
Aldo Gremese
Udine
Italy
Columbus Pta
Norman Lewis
DeForest Way
Foreign Exchange
Canadohta Lake
Way
Robert McCray
James Donaldson
Rotarians Hear Clifford Taylor At Weekly Club Dinner
Clifford Taylor spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry. He opened with a film on The Manner of Talking and discussed telephony trends and user impact. A question period followed. district meeting set for Du Bois Thursday through Saturday. Reverend Ortner gave the invocation. Jose Pitcavage of Puerto Rico attended as a guest.
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Cliftora Anywr
Rotary Club
Corry
T. 5
Kelsey
Taylor
Allan Hasbrouck
du Bois
Elmer Ortner
W. E. Rodemeyer Jed
William Leahy
Joseph Pitcavage
Puerto Rico
Mrs Porter Auer Addresses PTA in Corry
Mrs Porter Auer librarian of the Corry Public Library spoke to the Harding School PTA on Why Johnny Doesn't Read. She urged parents to read to children from age three and stressed home reading importance. Fifteen members attended with officer elections held. Next meeting May 9 will feature Concord School fourth grade teachers and pre school mothers with a skit titled Who Me directed by Mrs Frank McKnight.
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Porter Auer
Corry
PTA
John Wellenhoffer
Ernest Emmons
Cahil
Frank McKnight
Wellenhoffer
Thomas Lamendgla
B. G. Bennett
Emmons
Steve Zajac
Fred Christensen
Concord School
McKnight
Women in Chicken Costumes Star in Local Hospital Show
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary presents a musical variety show on April 24 at Curry Area High School. Mrs Moore gives a convincing portrayal as a disgruntled chicken with Mrs Gerry Davis on piano. final rehearsal set for April 18 at 2 PM at the Moose home Journal Photo.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Curry Area High School
Gerry Davis
Moose Home Journal
Golden Links Class Meets At East Pleasant Street Home
The Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church met at Irvin Young's home on East Pleasant street. Mrs. Arthur Barton presided during business, 28 members answered roll call, nominating committee formed for May officers, gift given to Mrs. Stephen Brooks for her marriage, contests held, salad lunch served, next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Hasbrouck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
East Pleasant Street
Irvin Young
Young
Arthur Barton
Zuella McElroy
Percie McCray
George Gordon
Stephen Brooks
O. A. Johnson
Earl Haebrouck
Charles Amy
Bertha Wytkoff
Eva Spicer
LeRoy Cady
Hasbrouck
State aide promoted in Harrisburg
Malcolm A. Hay becomes a major general in the Pennsylvania National Guard as the Senate unanimously approves Gov Lawrence’s promotion of Colonel Gom. Hay now heads both the National Guard and the State Department of Military Affairs amid events of a family day with children winning prizes like candy bars and life savers.
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Harrisburg
Malcolm A. Hay
Senate
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Gom
Hay
National Guard
State Department of Military Affairs
Hal Boyle Americana: Signs of a Simple Successful Life
A humorous survey lists signs of a prosperous, quiet American life. Neighbors admire steady income, good credit, modest frugality, and familiar routines. It notes small comforts like extra bathrooms and automatic garage doors, along with trusted neighbors and cautious social behavior.
Women’s Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Winners at YMCA
Howell game yesterday afternoon featured the weekly Women’s Afternoon Duplicate Bridge at the YMCA. Uk winners included Mrs. Fred Kinsey and Mrs. Morean Beverly with 61 percent, and other pairs like Mrs. Gerald Lane with Mrs. H. J. Wilces, and Mrs. Raymond Sandburg with Mrs. Tumis Sullivan achieving high scores among multiple couples. Mrs. Wilcox is taking reservations for next week’s event titled a regal game.
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Howell
YMCA
Fred Kinsey
Morean Beverly
Gerald Lane
H. J. Wilces
Arthur Rest
Todd Pret
Union City
Raymond Sandburg
Tumis Sullivan
Leon Root
Paul
Car Crash Kills Woman on Pittsburgh North Side
A car crashed into a concrete wall of an underpass in Pittsburgh. May E. Young, 42, of Pittsburgh, died. Driver Rudolph Fowler, 53, was listed in serious condition.
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Pittsburgh
May E. Young
Rudolph Fowler
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Clifford Taylor
Frank Frisina
B. Craig Moore
Richard Mason
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Haider
Kom
Hell
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Oseargast
Charles
Russell Clark
Casey
Richard Blount
Tost
Clyde
Milton Dabi
Unon City Memorial Hospital
Howard Johnson
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Sea's Drugs
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
New York
Ehaldeen
Hal Boyle
Internal Revenue Service
Ane
Busness
General Telephone
America
S Full & Bank
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