Minstrel Show Delights 650 in YMCA Benefit
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs presented a songfilled minstrel show to aid the YMCA drawing about 650 spectators. The final 8 15 p m performance at Corry Aras High School auditorium is expected to reach full capacity with numbers ranging from Carolina Moon to Catch A Falling Star and March from the River Kwai. John Rossbacher hosts and also sings Old Man River. tickets available at the door.
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Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
YMCA
Corry Aras High School
Mandy ‘Lee
John Rossbacher
Ticketa
Carlson Couple Feted At Surprise Housewarming
Mr and Mrs Axel Carlson of 120 East Frederick were honored Saturday evening at a surprise housewarming party. Originally from the area they recently returned to Corry after years in Conneaut Ohio where Mrs Carlson worked for the New York Central Railroad. Cards were enjoyed and refreshments served as friends extended a warm welcome and presented a gift. Attending were Mr and Mrs Arthur Carlson Columbus Mr and Mrs L L Myers Lake City Mr and Mrs Fred Drake Mr and Mrs Roy Mallory Mr and Mrs John Rose Union City Dr and Mrs Paul Weed and Mrs Ula Root of Corry.
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Axel Carlson
East Frederick Street
Carlson
Corry
Conbeaut
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Carlsons
Arthur Carlson
Columbus
L. L. Myers
Lake City
Fred Drake
Roy Mallory
John Rose
Union City
Paul Weed
Ula Root
Brownie Troop Teaches Flag Handling At Meeting
Brownie Troop No 381 met at Concord School yesterday afternoon for a flag ceremony led by Scouts. Gerdl Gravis and Charleen Clark of Intermediate Troop No 398 spoke on the flag’s history and taught proper folding. Sixteen girls received membership cards with one year stars. Mrs Weston announced cookie sale proceeds due by Monday April 21.
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Brownie Troop No
Concord School
PTA
Charles Weston
Gerdl Gravis
Charleen Clark
Mrs Fred Clark Hosts Card Club Meeting
Mrs Fred Clark of 41 East Main Street entertained last evening for members of her 2001 club. Two tables of cards were in play with prizes to Mrs Jack Downey Mrs Sean Cole and Mrs Joe McConnell. Visiting was enjoyed and salads were served. Mrs Downey hosts next session on May 12 at 160 Johnson Street.
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Fred Clark
East Main Street
Jack Downey
Sean Cole
Joe McConnell
Evie visitors, locals attend hospital and FFA meet
Mrs. William Gooley and Mrs. Tom Weindorf of Evie visited patient Elizabeth Hopkins at Corry Memorial Hospital. Raleigh VanTassel, returning from a five month Lake Land trip, came home to 1005 North Center. John Moravek and Robert Darrow with FFA adviser Richard Farrer attended a county meeting in Edinboro where Moravek was elected FFA County Treasurer. Mrs. Anna Nelson and James Town visitors joined Lloyd Sample’s home gathering at 716 West Pleasant Street.
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William Gooley
Tom Weindorf
Evie
Elizabeth Hopkins
Corry Memorial Hospital
Raleigh VanTassel
North Center Street
Lakeland
Pla
John Moravek
Robert Darrow
The
Pasture Farmers of America
Richard Farrer
Edinboro
FFA
Moravek
Anna Nelson
Sherwood Nelson
Matilda Sterns
Jack Sterns
Frederick Fox
Jamestown
Lloyd Sample
West Pleasant Street
Corry Navy Mothers Meet In Grange Hall
The Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696 met in the Corry Grange Hall with commander Mrs. Merrill O. Lillie presiding. Eleven members attended as a nominating committee of three was named. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fred Young and Mrs. Alma Dingfelder, and the next meeting is planned for May 128 with committee members Mrs. Lillie and Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr.
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Corry
Lillie
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Birthday Supper For Six Year Old Jimmy Stahl Fetes
Mrs. Jack Stahl of 33 West Pleasant Street hosted a Sunday evening birthday dinner for her son Jimmy turning six. The party featured ham burgers, relishes and potato chips with games and prizes. Guests included Marcia Stahl, Ricky Schwab, Skippy Schwab, Tommy Hervey, Philip Myers and Billy Miuckinhaupt.
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Jimmy Stahl
Jack Stahl
West Pleasant Street
Jimmy
Marcia
Ricky
Skippy Schwab
Tommy Hervey
Philip Myers
Billy Miuckinhaupt
WSCS Names Officers During Tureen Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church met in the basement with a tureen dinner for about 15 members. Mrs. Russell Merritt chaired, devotions were by Mrs. Charles Correll on "Doors," and reports by Miss Louise Williams and Mrs. Gertrude Parker were read.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Circlea
Russell Merritt
Charles Correll
Louise Williams
Gertrude Parker
Frank McKnight
Local group to send two delegates to Meadville District
Members agreed to send two delegates to the Meadville District meeting on May 21. The group also voted to use the remaining balance of the flower fund for Bishop Dodge to support Africa work. An election of officers followed with Mrs. Robert MadGregor as president and a slate of secretaries across Spiritual Life Missionary Education Christian Social Relations Local Church Activities and more.
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Meadville
Flower Fund
Treasury
Bishop’ Dodge
Africa
Robert Mad Gregor
George My Jers
J. Earle Billey
Clara Hil
Edmund Barr
Wright School Music Program to Celebrate Latin American Fiesta
Wright School plans its annual music program on April 16 in the school auditorium with the Elementary Band of about 60 players and a 100-voice chorus. A cast of 24 adult learners will present dances and songs from Argentina Chile Brazil Mexico. The program features Calypso numbers, Mexican songs, Spanish choruses, and American pieces like Stars and Stripes Forever. Accompanist is Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. chorus directed by Mrs. H Lynn Rice. scenery by Mrs. Joseph Hassett. costumes by students from several teachers’ rooms.
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Wright School
Wright
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
Billy Weicht
Russell Clark
John Bulard
Richard Houghtling
Chiapanecas
Madrid
Tumpet
Richard Tate
Terry Parker
Jack McIntyre
White Dove
Cielito Lindo
Vaya Con Dias
Thomas Campbell
Diana Lincols
Vidalita
Palapala
San Severino
Brasil
the Crab
Bahia
Si Senor
America
Americas
Lawrence Anderson
H. Lynn Rice
Joseph Hassett
Morris
Reagle
Anderson
McIntyre
Aides and Ushers Named For Hi Fi Style Show
The Wright School spring fashion show set for April 23 at the auditorium will include local women and Union City and Spartansburg residents. After the show, refreshments will be served by Mrs. Herbert Combs Mrs. Sam Palmer Miss Rita Kennedy and Mrs. Paul McInerney of Union City. Eight o clock show ushers are Rob Ott Palmer Kathy Scholton David Triscull Fred Ahl Kathleen Rafferty George Taylor and Carol Circusio. Tickets for two fifty dollar bonds and admission are on sale from committee members. Thirty door prizes will be awarded with more names to be announced.
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Sne
Wright School
Union City
Spartansburg
Herbert Combs
Sam Palmer
Rita Kennedy
Paul McInerney
Robot Palmer
Kathy Scholton
David Triscull
Fred Ahl
Kathleen Rafferty
George Taylor
Carol Chircusio
Concord Community Club to fete Arden Earlls
The Concord Community Club plans a post-nuptial shower Friday evening at the Concord Community House honoring Mr. and Mrs. Arden Earlls who wed April 10. The bride is Shirley Hall. Attendees are asked to bring a cake or Jello for lunch.
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Concord Community Club
Arden Earlls
Arden Earll
Shirley Hall
Goncord
WRC Silver Tea To Be Held At Corry Grange Hall
The Wie Trimete WRC will meet at Corry Grange Hall for an all day session followed by a noon tureen dinner. A public silver tea will be held in the evening starting at 7 o clock with an entertainment sketch on college days by members. The Navy announced plans to mothball 48 ships starting July 1.
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Qaucus Neuer Verps
Corry
Births Connect Vanderpool and Willcox Families
A daughter Diane Elizabeth was born yesterday afternoon at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester NY to Mr and Mrs Donald Vanderpool formerly of Union City. Doris Matteson, Mrs Vanderpool, is from this city and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Guy Matteson of R D Sare. Also a daughter Gloris Christine was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Willcox at Stemn Memorial Hospital Union City on April 12. Grandparents are Mrs Ada Willcox formerly of Spartansburg and Mr and Mrs Glenn Babsock of R D 1 Union City.
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Diane Eliznbeth
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
N.Y
Donald Vanderpool
Union City
Vanderpool
Doris Matteson
This City
Guy Matteson
R. D.sare
Gloris Christine
Charles Willcox
Stemn Memorial Hospital
Ada Willcox
Spartansburg
Glenn Babsock
Indict Newspaper On Libel Charge In York County
A York County grand jury indicted the York Gazette Co and three officials for a libelous article in the March 26 issue about a sheriff sale. The defendants named are Charles M. Gitt president James Higgins assistant editor and Edward J. Schiever managing editor. No trial date set.
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Ore
York County
York Gazette Co
York Gazette and Daily
Lyman A. Stambaugh
Charles M. Gitt
James
Furman Attacks Univac as Fraud in Pennsylvania
Independent candidate Furman charged the Univac electronic computer for state government is untested and costly. He warned the Leader administration would pay about 300 000 a year with no guarantee of savings or safe operation, urging human oversights before any adoption.
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Apo Meereerry
Roy E. Furman
Pennsylvania
Furman
Univde
Univae
Wind Slams Liner Caronin Into Breakwater at Yokohama
A 34,183 ton British liner Caronin struck a breakwater as it left Yokohama harbor with 403 passengers on a fandul voyage. No injuries were reported.
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Yokohama
Japan
Caronin
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Cory ‘Area High School
WSCS
Neilly
Kraft
Washington
Navy
Brancadesegtng
Dependable Insurance Protection Corry
F. E. Graft
A. W. Wiggers
John R. Rouse
R. Dale Webster
Baumann Brothers A
Arpets
Baumann Brothers
East 5Th Street
Erie
Corry Savings Cloan Go
Center Street
Univac
Clearfield Furs
Bennett
Cory
Bobbie Brooks and
Dotty Mann
F.C. Chapin & Son
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