Engagement of Dorothy Marie Bromley to Duane Nichols
Social highlight announces Dorothy Marie Bromley engagement to Duane Clinton Nichols. Dorothy is a Corny Area High sophomore. Nichols attended Bear Lake and Panama Schools and works at Welch's Grape Juice Co. in North East. Wedding set for August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten. Bromley
Northwest Street
Dorothy Marie
Duane Clinton Nichols
Clinton Nichols
Bear Lake
Miss Bromley
Corny Area
Nichols
Panama
Welch's Grape Juice Company
North East
Cotton Cuties party honors cast and director
A capacity crowd attended the Cotton Cuties show at Ye Corry Area Film School. Mrs Gertie White drew the night’s highlight with an encore for Sweet Georgi Brown. Proceeds fund nursing student support, as cast and guests mingled at Moose Home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siwg
Moose Home
Mey
Maude Barnes Leads Golden Age Club Meeting
The Golden Age Club met yesterday with 58 members. Mrs. Maude Hutchins opened with April Shower, songs followed by the Lord's Prayer. Fred Mixer spoke on six months in Florida and bird care. Eleanor Hudson reported on ground breaking for the First Methodist Church addition. plans for the old Corry streetcar line were discussed. The next meeting, a birthday event, moves to Friday April 24 due to an YMCA Art Show. Refreshments were arranged by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regnar
Golden Age Club
Maude Hutchins
Fred Mixer
Florida
Eva Perkins
Maude Barnes
Corry Flier
Eleanor Hudson
First Methodist Church
Corry
Barnes
YMCA
Elton Simmons
Grace Arnink
Laura Williams
Mabel Akam
Women Duplicate Winners At YMCA Play Day
Mrs Paul Stroup and Mrs J Fred Kinley led yesterday's Women's Duplicate Game at the YMCA finishing with 45 in a three table Howell event. The afternoon average was 20 with Mrs Richard Peebles and Mrs H Wilcox second at 25 and Mrs H Goring and Mrs Roscoe Keck third at 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stroup
J. Fred Kinley
YMCA
Howell
Richard Peebles
H. Wilcox
H. Goring
Roscoe Keck
Robert Newell Speaks at Rotary Club Meet
Robert Newell former executive director of Titusville Oil Centennial spoke at the Cory Rotary Club. He said the centennial planned two and a half years with a projected cost around 200000, funded partly by oil industry underwriting for one day and public subscription for the rest. The event aims to bring Titusville and surrounding area over 1 million dollars in publicity. A film titled One Hundred Years In Oil will be shown at a winter date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Newell
Rotary Club
Jast
Cory Rotary Club
Cue ‘Titusville
Newell
Titusville
Harry Ieee
Joseph Lelly
Hickle
Michael Vincent
Ronald Burdick
William Leaby
Legion Auxiliary Session At American Legion Post
The American Legion Av. Mary No. 365 met last evening at the Post on First Avenue. President Mrs Eleanor Hudson led the business session followed by games. W Middleton of Union City won a crochet prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jeonte Hee nel. The next meeting is planned for May 12 at 2.
Columbus Grange Meets For Session
Columbus Grange met in the Town Hall Monday evening with Worthy Master Harald Curtis in the choir. Reports from stand in and speech committees were fear. Mrs. Cameron Cut tis announced that the sewing and crocheting articles will be judged April 1 at her home. Mrs. Putt Surday Sr. and Mrs. Ronald Carter were appointed on the home economic position to serve on the refreshment committee during May and June. Larry Miller was appointed on the dance committee to replace Lawrence Metter. Phil Wade Shiwad showed two films on safety, followed by colored slides of Germany shown by Harold Gur tis. The close of the evening was marked by Mrs. Ellen Blanchard and Mrs. David Cur 45 serving. The next meeting will be April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Curtis
Cameron Cuttis
Putt Surday Sr
Ronald Carter
Larry Miller
Lawrence Metter
Phil Wade Shiwad
Germany
Harold Gurtis
Lurch
Lie
Ellen Blanchard
David Cur
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Percy Corbin
Mrs. Percy Corbin of Wright Street entertained Bridge Club members last evening. Prizes went to Mrs. J. Bred Kinley and Mrs. Robert Tunnell, with Mrs. William Myers taking the special prize. A salad course was served at the close. The next meeting is planned in two weeks with Mrs. W. Bruce Ellsworth of East Irving Street hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Percy Corbin
Wright Street
J. Bred Kinley
Robert ‘Tunnell
William Myers
W. Bruce Ellsworth
East Inving Street
Exchange student fund drive noted at club session
President A A Cirbone urged continued donations to the exchange student fund as last year Curtis OShell Key Club adviser reported on the recent convention in Pitts burgh Bay Amy, at left vice president adjourned the meeting.
Church Circle Plans April Church Events
Knox Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Leon Root’s Wrights Street home with sixteen members and one guest. Chairman Mrs. Raymond Weber opened with prayer as James Hileman led devotions. Planned events include rummage sale April 17 and 18, church family night April 23, Presbyterian meeting in Bradford April 24, mother and daughter banquet May 6, and sewing day May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Circle
Leon Root
Wrights Street
George Beardsley
Raymond Weber
James Hileman
Church Family
Bradford
Weber
Mrs Duell Hosts Corry Art Study Group Evening
Mrs. Fred Duell hosted the Corry Art Study Group at her East Bond street home with seven members and five guests. In attendance, A A Carbone led the program on Egyptian Art. Pictures were viewed and discussed. The next meeting is scheduled for May 1 at Mrs. Richard Blount's West Smith street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Fred Duell
East Bond Street
William Peiffer
F. William Chiricuaio
Joseph Seitz
Irvin Sherwood
Isabelle Morris
A A. Carbone
Richard Blount
West Smith Street
Dessert course served at meeting closing by J H Heerlein
J H Heerlein served a dessert course to the ladies at the close of the meeting. It was reminded that the al ligeting will be May 13 at the 1gth of Mrs H K B MacLees of East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Heerlein
H. K. B. MacLees
East South Street
Tri-Hi-Y Group Holds Talent Show at Junior High
At a regular Junior High Tri-Hi-Y meeting a talent show opened with fashion items by club members. Participants included Cindy Buesink Connie Root Nancy O Sier Barbara Keppel Cheryl Morton Carol Auer Joan Neckers Sandra Stauffer Sharon Rhodes Linda Freno Kathe Tunnell. Nancy Buesink also acted as fashion show commentator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Sorenson
Carol Auer
Mises Joan Neckers
Sandra Stauffer
Sharon Rhodes
Linda Freno
Kathe Tunnell
Kathe Tin ‘Nol
Parents' Club Meets At YMCA For Session
The Junior swim Parents' Club met at the YMCA for its first regular meeting. Plans were made for a splash party for members and families in May with the exact date to be announced later. Committee members were elected: Mrs F Dean Miller, Mrs Paul Auer, Mrs James Allyn, Mrs Lloyd Marsh, Mrs Lewis Morrow, and Mrs Rene Courissé. Fund-raising projects will be discussed at the fall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Dean Miller
Paul Auer
James Allyn
Lloyd Marsh
Lewis Morrow
Rene Courissé
Hollywood's Tad Talks of Film Life in Hollywood
In Hollywood, Jacques Tad mentions the unreal glitter of shops and the constant changes around hotel areas. He lauds Louis Molyneux as a top laugh maker and notes My Uncle winning the Oscar for best foreign language picture. He discusses shooting dogs, schedules, and his solo production method for control over his projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jacques
Tad
Tam
Rene Vomie
Paris
Hector
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Navy
Grange Hall
Corry Navy Mothers No 698
John Gilnare
Mayme Mitchell
Carl Higby
Clarence Co
Royal Messenger
Avis Ross
Harvey Loveland
Merrill Lillie
PTA Group
ANE Ayumi
Harding Parent- Teacher Association
Tobet Fish
Frank Mekniplit
Balless
John Orseh
Tiest Emmons
James McPudden
Helen Ulin
Public Nursing
Evie County Department of Health
Uhlman
Ave
James “Maverick” Garner
Edmond O'Brien
Rory Calhoun
Hemp Brown
Shawn
Columbus Grange
Murphy Fabulous
Kiwanis Club
Chris Christensen
Corry Supply and Equipment Company
Sawyer
LEED
North Center Street
Jane Parker
Washington St
Corry, PA
A&p
Amin
the Complete Variety Stores
North Center Stren
Halds
Parents’ Club
Bob Thomas
Tall
Bemis
Linnie Bemis
R. D. J. Corry
Detroit
Dairy Institute of the
Erie Area
Pennsylvania
LE Boeuf High School
Nancy Arlene Curtis Lottsville
R. D
Columbus, Pa
Ween Syed Ler R. D
Edinboro, Pa
Judy Dodd Scott
Barbara Jean Locey Piddill
Carol A. Stultz
Spartansburg Road
Patricia Ann Dunn
Jeannette Beebe
Prindle Road
Hach
Diea
Pennsylvania Association
Danny the
Dairy Institute
The
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!