Society High School PTA Elects New Officers 1956 57
The final meeting of the Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association at Corry Area High School elected the 1956-57 officers: Joseph Pitcavage president, Reader Langhurst first VP, Howard Sheen second VP, Harold Wolfe third VP, Mrs. Walter Dingfelder secretary, and William Miller treasurer. The slate was installed by Mrs. Page Louderback. A film “A Chance To Grow” was shown. Representatives and families returned from travels and events in Erie, Florida, Pittsburgh, and elsewhere, with multiple social and civic activities noted.
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PTA
Corry Area High School
J. Fred Kinley
Sharon Hansen
Kinley
Walter Krupa
Jos ‘Ph Pitcavage
Reader Langhurst
Howard Sheen
Harold Wolfe
Walter Dingfelder
William Miller
Page |Louderback
PTA Council
Ann Baresi
Wright School
Wrights
R. Lawrence Davison
Marc Byers
Y Auxiliary Holds April Meeting At Keck Home
Mrs. R W Keck hosted the Y Auxiliary meeting with 20 members attending. Devotions themed Our Father Cares were led by Mrs Clarence Wallace. A bake sale was planned for April 27 at Stewart Hat Shop. Nominating and auditing committees were named. Arthur Burgess screened And Now Tomorrow from the YMCA World Conference in Paris. Refreshments followed. May meeting date to be announced.
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R. W. Keck
North Center Street
Our Father
Clarence Wallace
Robert Clark
Stewart Hat
Estella Wells
William Ingram
Russell Briggs
F. Bettes
L. M. Douglas
Arthur Burgess
Paris
Mrs Flossie Fosburgh Honored By Club 15
Fifteen members of Club 15 gathered at Mrs Edward Dominessys West Washington home to celebrate Mrs Flossie Fosburghs birthday and present a purse. Canasta was played and guests listed include Mrs P H Sienman Mrs Rol Sandbirt Mrs Ann Nelson and Mrs Frederick Huenel. The hostess served trule salad date nut breads pickles tea and coffee. The next social will be hosted by Mrs Nelson on South Center Street April 30 to celebrate Mrs August De Mail's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Fosburgh
Club
Club 15
Edward Dominessy
West Washington Street
Crelip
P. H. Sienman
Rol Sandbirg
Ann Nelson
Frederick Huenel
Nelson
South Center Street
August de Mail
Corry Grange Confers Third And Fourth Degrees
Corry Grange No. 35 met in the Grange Hall with Worthy Master John Decker presiding as David Curtis of Columbus Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on members. The vista Hon is announced for April 24 in Union City and Corry members are urged to attend. Mae Clark and her committee served sandwiches pie and coffee after the session.
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Corry Grange
Corry Grange No
Grange
John Decker
David Curtis
Columbus Grange
Union City
Corry
Lowblend
Mae Clirk
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Ann Bacha
Miss Ann Bacha bride elect of Keith Orn was feted at a shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Orn at 339 East Pleasant Street. Hostesses included Mrs. Richard Orn Mrs. Mark Anderson and Miss Nancy Orn. Gifts prizes and refreshments followed a yellow and green theme with mint green table decor.
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Ann Bacha
Keith Orn
Victor E. Orn
East Pleasant Street
Richard Orn
Mark Anderson
Joseph Laraia
Nancy Orn
Ivan Smith
Betty Hall
Lee Bacha
John Neylon
George Taylor
Bachs
Holthouse Carlson Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Lewis Holthouse of North Clymer announce the engagement of their daughter Eoma Lucile to Vernon H Carlson son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Carlson of Plavanna Townline Road Carlson is with Company D 27th Reconnaissance Battalion NY National Guard and employed by Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Company A September wedding is planned.
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Holthouse-Carlson
Lewis Holthouse
North Clymer
Eoma Lucile
Cherry Street
Jamestown
Vernon H. Carlson
Edwin Carlson
Plavanna
Townline Road
Miss Holthouse
Clymer Central School
Bausch and Lomb Optical Company
Carlson
Reconnaissance Batallon
New York National Guard
Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Company
Apptember
Debbie Sue Bashline Feted On Third Birthday
Debbie Sue Bashline celebrated her third birthday with a Saturday party at home hosted by her mother Mrs. Paul A Bashline at 48 West 1 Pleasant Street. Marcella Bashline assisted as guests received candy baskets rubber balls and were treated to cake ice cream and Kool-Aid.
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Debbie Sue Bashline
Paula Bashline
West 1
Pleasant Street
Beverly
Anna Mae Clough
Mark
Debbie Hall
Kathy Upperman
Darlene Rogers
Dudy Bashline
Rochester Choir Appearance Postponed
The Grace Lutheran Church Choir of Rochester Pa will be unable to appear on April 22 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Rochester due to the organist breaking her wrist. The Treon Society sponsoring the cantata hopes to reschedule the choir later.
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Rochester
Grace Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Knott Ambrose
Treon Society
Wis
Kiwanis Club Sees Gov Geiger Visit Planned
At the Kiwanis meeting in Hotel Cory President Howard Hutzel announces Tit. Gov. Frank Geiger will visit next Monday evening and attend the directors meeting at Page Louderback’s home after the regular session. Kirk Sawyer introduces hunter Harry Lamona who discusses archery with bow and arrow demonstrations. Group singing led by Conrad Monroe with piano by John Rossbacher. Buffalo guest James Herney attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Cory
Howard Hutzelman
Tit
Frank Geiger
Page Louderback
Kirk Sawyer
Hany Lamona
Corry
Conrad Monroe
John Rossbacher
James Herney
Buffalo
Birthday Party for Connie Hopkins Marks Her 12th Birthday
Mrs Wayne Hopkins of R D 4 hosted a birthday party yesterday afternoon from 2 to 4 30 for her daughter Connie who turned 12 fourteen girls attended games and contests with prizes won by Susan Ladd Candy Marsh Betsy Reynolds Darlene Cook and Judy Gentilman. Favors of plastic baskets with nuts and mints were given and refreshments included a birthday cake Mexican sundaes and chocolate milk. Connie received numerous gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Hopkins
Wayne Hopkins
Hopkins
Connie
Surprise birthday party for Miss Leah Hansen
Miss Leah Jane Hansen was honored at a surprise birthday party held yesterday afternoon at her home 9 Shea Street. Her school friends awarded prizes to Alice Reynolds Loretta Young and Theresa Hajec for games. Refreshments included cake ice cream and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah J. Hansen
Leah Jane Hansen
Shea Street
Miss Hansen
Alice Reynolds
Loretta Young
Theresa Hajec
Wright School Presents Abe Lincoln Operetta Evening Show
Wright School students perform Abe Lincoln in a public operetta at 7 30 p m in the gym under Parent Teacher Association sponsorship. The cast from grades 4 and 6 and a three grade flute group are supervised by Mrs H Lynn Rice and Mrs Dorothy Kory with a matinee at 1 30 p m for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School
Abe Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
West
H. Lynn Rice
Dorthy Kory
Lenue
Mts
Ike Starts Campaigning This Evening
Eisenhower plans to speak at a final campaign conference tonight as Republicans confront internal doubts over the farm bill veto. Minnesota national committeeman George Etzell says the veto will harden Midwest GOP electability concerns. A committee led by Etzell heard reports on the farm situation from Kansas and South Dakota amid cautious party mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
George F. Etzell
Minnesota
Midwest
Eixell
Kansas
South Dakota
Farm policy clash shapes midwestern views on Eisenhower veto
Kansas national committeeman Harry Darby hinted lawmakers may field Republican congressmen if farm prices stay weak. South Dakota leaders opposed Secretary Benson campaigning there. Hall praised cities for GOP gains and said the veto could help Republicans nationwide. Eisenhower’s soil bank and price support plans may ease farm pain, while midwest dissent remains limited to one crop states. Norman Gingenbach, Erie Times circulation manager, died after a heart attack at a banquet in Akron Ohio.
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Colorado
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Harry Darby
South Dakota
Francis Case
Mundt
Benson
Hall
Acs
Conness
Eisenhower
Congress
Midwest
GOP
Erie Times
Norman
Gingenbach
Akon
Gingerbach
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
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Richard Hurlbut
Ralph Chiricuzio Jr
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Park Street
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Germany
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Fort Ord
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Leonard Wilcox
William Scholtin
Inez Gerarde
Westfield
J. Guy Butters
Wayne Street
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Miss Ann Bacha
Corry Memorial Hospital
Seymour Upton
Spring Creek
Grice Jewelers Corner
Washington Streets
AIBA
Regiene
Sinatra
Kim Novak
Ike
Helen
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Uae
Cae Ly PR
Paya
Namaco
Namaco America
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Howngélint
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Mira, C. EL Gray
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First Baptist Church
Corry, Pa
R. J. DeBoor
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