District Chorus Festival Rehearsals In Corry Set
Northwestern Pennsylvania students travel to Corry for the District Chorus Festival at Corry Aves High School. Rehearsals run Thursday with a Friday concert for residents and a Saturday show for parents. Activities include a Friday dance, Saturday movie sketch, and a final banquet. Local participants include Robert Shepard Ter rance Carroll Robert Shettler David Hillstrom Michael Picerrillo Thomas Potocki James Palmer Robert Palmer Philip Satterlee Volker Gempt Wayne Vanderhoff Ann Fenstermach er Elsie Hunt Judy Dodd and others.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Corry Aves High School
Robert Shepard
Terrance Carroll
Robert Shettler
David Hillstrom
Michael Picerrillo
Thomas Potocki
James Palmer
Robert Palmer
Philip Satterlee
Volker Gempt
Wayne Vanderhoff
Ann Fenstermacher
Elsie Hunt
Judy Dodd
Nancy Curtis
Leah Fitch
Judy Messenger
Leslie Lopus
Hisle Beckwith
Carolyn Loyd
Patricia Lewis
Annette Price
Alberta Irwin
Mary Flowers
Joan Drobneck
Barbara Mirch
Mildred Logan
Judy Nichols
J. Karen Mallick
Flora Ross
Patricia Craker
Phyllis Shennon
Joanne Beckwith
FTA Celebrates Teaching Career Month In Corry
The Corry Area Future Teachers of America chapter, formed last September with Miss Ruth Bennett as adviser, held officer elections led by Dan Van Devan and planned activities including district meetings, receptions, PTA talks, and fundraising to support school projects. Members will visit classrooms this month to observe teaching methods and better understand the profession's challenges and rewards.
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FTA
United States
Unt
Uty
Corry
Teachers Association
Ruth Bennett
Future Teachers of America
Dan van Devan
Nancy Krupa
Sally Growell
George Kuzma
Norma Dean Kir
Youngsville
Lawrence Park
Walter Hart
Clarion State Teachers College
Antoinette R. Bargsett
PTA Qnemy
PTA
FPA
Corry Students Shine at District Junior High Band Concert
Eight Corry students joined 200 junior high players from 25 schools at the Pennsylvania Northwest District event held at Cochranton High School. Guest conductor Robert McCoy Jr. led the program praised as one of the finest, with pieces from Kin Overture to Harlem Nocturne and My Fair Lady highlights.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Music Educators’ Association
Cochranton High School
Robert McCoy Jr
Penn Hills
Juba
Ronald Johnson
John Ortner
Roger Myers
John Xander
Kathe Tunnell
Paula Meerdink
Sharon Rhodes
Nuyte
Sandra
Stauffer
Frangkiser
Earle Higen
Blessed Peach Bach
Forrest Buchtel
Gerry
Ronald Rairie
Corry Junior High School
Cotton Cuties Stage Dress Rehearsal at Cory High
The first full dress rehearsal for the Cotton Cuties lady minstrel show was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Cory Area High School. The group met at the Moose Home at 1 p.m. to be made up into costumes and then traveled to the school. The public show is scheduled for this evening and tomorrow at 8 p.m. Director Mrs. Glenn Palmer promised an enjoyable evening of fun and laughter.
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Cory Area High School
Moose Home
Glenn Palmer
District PTA Council Sets Meadville Spring Conference
Mrs. Robert Tunnell leads Northwest District PTA planning for the May 2 conference at Meadville Area High School. Dr. Clara Cockerille will speak on Widen Your Horizons with a 15-member panel featuring educators and lay leaders including Miss Antoinette Baresi. Luncheon reservations due by April 25 and Corry is hoped to send a large delegation.
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PTA
Meadville
Robert Tunnell
Northwest District
Parent-Teacher Association
Meadville Area
PTA Council
Northwest District Congress of Parents and Teachers
Meadville Area High School
Tunnell
Paul Narbus
Sharpsville
P. Richard Thomas
Birthday Party Fetes James Stahl
A birthday party in West Pleasant street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stahl celebrated James Stahl seven years old. Sixteen guests attended with games and prizes while Mrs. Stahl served cake ice cream Kool Aid and candy. The guest of honor received many gifts from friends.
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James Stahl
Jack Stahl
West Pleasant Street
Stahl
Odd Fellows Lodge to Host Clem ent Lodge in Union City
The Jonathan Lodge No 685 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will host Clem ent Lodge No 220 in Union City on Wednesday evening The gathering will confer the third degree on seven candidates and plans for the degree rally will be announced Attendance is urged.
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Clement Lodge
Jonathan
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Union City
Odd Fellows
Art Show at Corry YMCA Seeks Local Painters
Corry YMCA Auxiliary hosts a two day art show from April 29 to 30 with entries in oils watercolors and other media. Students under 18 judged separately. prizes for adults and students by popular vote. Exhibitors must frame and wire works not entered last year and mark professional status and originality. Bring works April 24 25 9am to 12 noon and 1pm to 5pm. Judging April 28 8pm with tea reception after.
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Corry Ymca
Wats
Corry
Brownie Group Receives Pins at Concord School
Concord School Brownie Troop 67 held an investiture ceremony after the meeting on Thursday afternoon. Members include Kay Austin Christine Beckwith Katherine Berkhaus Lois Johnson Patricia Dukes Tonys McAvoy Teriann Miles Kathleen Miller Lynnette Paulson Marcia Stahl Elete May Tripp and Kathy Upperman. Mrs Jack Stahl led the ceremony with Miss Elsie Hunt and Sondra Stauffer assisting.
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Concord School
Thursda
Kay Austin
Christine Beckwith
Katherine Berkhaus
Lois Johnson
Patricia Dukes
Tonys McAvoy
Teriann Miles
Kathleen Miller
Lynnette Paulson
Marcia Stahl
Elete May Tripp
Kathy Upperman
Jack Stahl
Elsie Hunt
Sondra Stauffer
Stitt
Concord Girls 4 H Elects Officers
Concord Girls 4 H Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Joseph McCray’s home. Miss Sandra McCray was elected president with Sharon McCray vice president Lenore Lilley secretary treasurer Carol Jackson song leader and Carol Morris reporter. Ice cream bars were served to 24 members. Next meeting date to be announced.
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Concord Gurls
Joseph McCray
R. D
Sandra McCray
Sharon McCray
Lenore Lilley
Columbus Den Holds Blue Gold Banquet for Cub Pack No 19
The Columbus Den hosted a Blue-Gold Banquet sponsored by local merchants with parents and leaders in attendance. The event featured a live dinner, awards, a ceremony led by Cub Roger Bowert, songs led by Cub Jack McCray, and leadership from Lowe Edwards and Zella Sandburg. Walter Deutschlander received the Cub Pack charter from Warren County Scout executive after a talk on Salmon River in Idaho. The group announced future orders for a new 40 star flag and concluded with a benediction by Rey Smith.
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Columbus den
Mons
Bear Lake
Eugene Mores
Lowell Fives
George Sekerak
Meee Vancise
Mociard
Merle Van= Clee cilmaster
Mies
Cerettiny
Ted
Roger Bowert Viet
Cub Seouk
David Sekerek
Lew
Cube Jack McCray
Lowe Edwards
Zella Sandburg
George Ho Butt
Salmon River
Tdahe Wis
C. A. Hillstrou
Richard Bauer
Warren County
Walter Deutschlander
Columbus Men's Club
F Lowe Edwards
Rey Smith
Elks Dance In Lodge Ballroom Crowds Attend
A small Carnation bedecked crowd of Elks and their ladies attended a Saturday evening dance in the lodge ballroom. The Tunes from Warren performed barber shop selections and several out of town guests joined the affair. It was announced a pad dance of the season will be held May 9.
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Lodge Ballroom
Warren
Birth Announcements From North East Salunday Evening
A son and a daughter were born this week at Corry Me sari Hospital and Corry Memorial Hospital. The son is to My and Mr Richad H. Luce of North East Salunday evening. The daughter is to Mr and Mrs Dox wich Muck of Pindley bake. Further birth notices list a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Holesiaw Wieliczko of 180 West Nbtin Street.
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Richad H. Luce
North East Salunday
Corry Mesari Hospitel
Hort
Corry Memorial Hospital
Doxwich
Pindley
Menimat Hospital
Holesiaw Wieliczko
West
Streut
Engagement of Judy Heninger to Kenneth Cox
Mr and Mrs John Heninger of Grand Valley announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to Kenneth Cox son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Cox of Younesville The bride elect attends Wingaville High School and the prospective groom attended Younesville High School An early summer wedding is planned by the couple.
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Heninger-Cox
John Heninger
Grand Valley
Judy
Kenneth Cox
Ivan Cox
Younesville
Wingavile High School
Younesville High
Selo
April Snow Surprises Pa in Western Half
A capricious April snowstorm dumped up to six inches in western Pennsylvania on Sunday. Highways were hazardous with slick spots as temperatures dropped below freezing in many areas. Snow from the southwest progressed northeast, leaving a thin southeastern coating erased by morning rain and causing travel delays but no reported deaths. Blairsville saw six inches, Altoona four, Pittsburgh three, Philipsburg two, and Allentown one inch amid a cool, partly cloudy forecast.
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Associated Prem
Pennsylvania
Highways Department
Trent
Blairsville
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Philipsbore
Allentown
Stock Yard Beau Dies in Chicago
David M Munch aged 50, president and director of United Stockyards Corp, a long time figure in the stock yard industry nationwide, died Saturday in Chicago.
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Beau
Chicago
David M Munch
United Stockyards Corp
Ong
Gary Langhurst Named Prize Winner at County Arts Exhibit
Gary Langhurst was added to the prize winners list at Bele County Festival of the Arts. Corry Arex High School reportedly did not receive award notification as judging concluded before on site review. Normin Tarbell, CAHS industrial adviser, uncovered the achievement while investigating scattered project reports.
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Gary Langhurst
Corry
Brie
Bele County
Ales
Prudent
Normin Tarbell
Cahs Industrial Avis
Pickle
Corey
Dorothy Gets Zoo Reprieve From Execution
Hugo Oklahoma AP reports Dorothy the circus elephant will be moved to Mohawk Zoo in Tulsa for exhibition after a reprieve. Director Hugh Davis plans to take Dorothy April 22, keep her shackled for 60 days and house her behind a moat, as protests grew over the planned execution following two accidents involving the animal.
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Dorothy
Hugo
Okla
Zoo Olfl
Cials
Tulsa
Hugh Davis
Mohawk Zoo
Davia
Jack Moore
Moore
Davis
Titusville Plant Expands Space for Plastics Firm
Skyline Industries of Titusville begins expansion adding 40,000 to 36,000 square feet to its plastics plant. Heavy earthmoving equipment arrived to prepare ground for a new one story building 500 to 600 feet long. Groundwork is by Hasbrouck Sand and Gravel of Titusville and Robert Construction Company of Meadville. Completion expected late summer or early fall as part of expansion program.
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Titusville
Skyline Industries
Hasbrouck Sand and Gravel
Tuunville
Robert Construc- Hoy Company
Meadville
Plastics Concern
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