Kiwanis Club Hears Folk Singer Craig Seastead
Craig Seastead was special guest at the Kiwanis Club meeting in Hotel Corry. He traced folk singing history at Penn State and displayed instruments from a Europe tour with the College Chapel Choir. He performed southern and western tunes and discussed ballads as Richard Roushacher invited members to a May 1 industry tribute luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Embert Earle
Seastead
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Europe
College Chapel
Richard Roushacher
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Arnold Seastead
Board of Directors
Artie Shaw
Corry Country Club Women Plan May Luncheon and Style Show
At Mrs. John Rudolph’s West Smith Street home a Corry Country Club Women’s Association meeting discussed a May 1 luncheon at Hotel Corry. The event will feature summer sportswear from Bennett's House of Fassion, Leed's, and Evans Dress Shop with golfing attire highlighted. Mrs. Robert Ott Jr. will outline the golf program. reservations are by Mrs. Rudolph, Mrs. Hagger, and Mrs. Zalmeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeorway
John Rudolph
West Smith Street
Corry
Bennett
House of Farsion
Leed's
Evans Dress Shop
Robert Ott Jr
Rudolph
Engagement of Irene Pauline Tinko to Edward Weaver
Mr and Mrs George Tinko announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Irene Pauline Tinko to Edward George Weaver son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Crosby. Tinko is a senior at Lee Area High School and Weaver is a 1961 Sparta Merged High School graduate employed at Ajax Iron Works. The wedding is set for August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tinko
West Church Street
Irene Pauline Tinko
Edward George Weaver
Glenn Crosby
R. D
Sparere Tinko
Lee Area High School
Weaver
Sparta Merged High School
Ajax Iron Works
Two Local Parties-to-Be Honored at Chancel Choir Event
Miss Nancy Curtis and Miss Phyllis Shannon were honored Sunday evening by the Chancel Choir of the First Methodist Church after the oratorio The Holy City. Gifts were presented in Fellowship Hall as the pair prepare for upcoming marriages next month with Travers Stahlbere presiding and H Lynn Rice offering remarks. A dessert course was served by Mrs Frank Sturgis and Mrs Travers Stoblberg.
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Chancel
Nancy Curtis
Phyllis
Shannon
First Methodist Church
the Holy City
Fellowship Hall
Miss Curtis
Miss Shannon
Travers Stahlbere
Sharon Kenniston Feted At Shower
Miss Sharon Kenniston honored at a North Center street shower hosted by Mrs. Harry Lambett. She will wed Lawrence Smith in June and received a party of gifts. Games and contests kept guests entertained and prizes were awarded to Miss Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Kenniston
North Center Street
Harry Lambett
Kenniston
Lawrence Smith
Drizes
Mary
Pomona Grange Session Held in Sparenburg Gym
Crawford County Pomona Grange sponsors the fourth visitation session in Sparenburg School gym with Sparta Grange hosting. Participants include Worthy Master Luke Sherok and speakers on maple syrup industry, family life, Brotherhood, and a youth program. 19 Crawford Granges represented plus one Exe and Warren County Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Pomona Grange
Spartansburg
Craword County
Sparensburg
Sparta Grange
Luke Sherok
Chaplin Amy A Nney
Arden Bennett
Lattle Thompson
Romlinitions
Athens Grange
Freda Heath
Keith Berhtol
Roy Southall
Brotherhood
Adilade Preston
Proglem
Stuben Grange
Martha Lingo
Kenneth» Yochum and Son
Martha Proper
Kenneth Yochum
Effie Yochum
McSparren
Richmond Grange
Nyal
Exe County
Warren County
Crawford County Pomong
Upper
Bucks County
Harold Steely
St Pauls Lutheran Plans Holy Week Services
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Holy Week services led by Rev Richard Hostetler and Rev Elmer Ortner. Events include 8 am youth service, 7 pm midweek service and Maundy Thursday Holy Communion at 7 pm with themes The King's Palace and The Hill of Skull. Good Friday Vespers at 7 pm features The Tomb. Decorations center on yellow and white. special awards noted for Miss Patricia Dyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corry Area
Hill of Skull
St. Paul's Church
Thesehildren
Salvation Army
Mentor Club Dinner Ends Season At Hotel Corry
Members of the Mentor Club held their final season dinner party at the Hotel Corry and adjourned to the home of Mrs. D A Hillstrom on East Congress Street. Miss Lil Man Barnes presided over the meeting and elected new officers: Mrs. Elmer A Ortner president, Mrs. Maude Bates vice president, Mrs. Porter Auer secretary, and Mrs. Hillstrom treasurer. The social period featured a program of colored picture slides from Europe presented by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Hotel Corry
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Lil- Man Barnes
Elmer A. Ortner
Maude Bates
Porter Auer
Hillstrom
Hubert ‘Vaughn
Europe
Hansel and Gretel Operetta Presented at Wright School
The Wright School PTA plans tomorrow at 7 30 for a Hansel and Gretel operetta directed by Mrs H Lynn Rice. Sixth grade students, assisted by Mrs Lawrence Andersen and others, will perform with a band of fifth and sixth graders and fourth graders on flutephones. About 225 students participate in three acts set in a cottage forest and the Witch's House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School
E. Humperdinck
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Lawrence Andersen
Carl McIntyre
Robert Reagle
Garwood Maris
Readers Club Hostess Leads Informal Meeting
Mrs Blanche Sullivan hosted an afternoon Readers group at her home with a potluck style salad luncheon. The program by Mrs Ralph Curtis on money history currency and counterfeit detection drew member participation and will be followed by Miss Ida Ohirn as May hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sullivan
B.D. A
Ralph Curtis
Ida Ohirn
Columbus
Ith
Party Honors Mrs A Ploss At Johnson Street Gathering
Mrs Delbert Ploss hosted a Sunday evening party at her Johnson street home honoring Mrs Alfred Ploss with 15 guests. Games and visiting filled the evening as gifts were presented. refreshments included ice cream cake and coffee served by Miss Sherrie Moore and Miss Evelyn Ploss. Out of town guests joined from Niobe New York Erie Columbus and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ploss
Delbert Ploss
Johnson Street
Charles Plossl
Sherrie Moore
Evelyn Ploss
Eugenie Button
Joan of
Niobe
N. Y
Oscar J. Kestel
Melissa
Edward Gunnish
Joseph Fuchs
Erie
Robert Ploss
Columbus
Reward Offered for Truck Dynamiting in Bedford
A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of those who dynamited a lumber truck in Bedford. The blast damaged a parked truck owned by lumberman Mearil Houseworth, with an estimated loss of $5,000 last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Mearil Houseworth
Houseworth
Open House for Mr and Mrs Ivan Johnson 25th Anniversary
An open house observance honoring Mr and Mrs Ivan Johnson on their 25th wedding anniversary will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at Community Church. Hosts for the affair are their sons Ivan and Dale Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Johnson
Ivan and
Dale John
Excommunication for Desegregation Ties Up Church Clash
Three Roman Catholics who defied Archbishop Joseph Rummel’s desegregation order were excommunicated in New Orleans. Leander Perez Sr Jack Reed and Mrs B J Gallot Jr lose sacraments though may attend Mass and confess. Attlee hospital checkup prompts brief London health report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Joseph‘ Prancis Rummel
Mondey
Abs
Leander H. Perez Sr
Jackean G. Ricatt
Cotinell
B. J. Gaillot Jr
Archbishon
Major
Egidio Vagnocai
United States
Vatican
Pope
Attlee
London
Earl Attlee
Lord Evans
Stanford Cade
Relatives Invited to Funeral Service in Local Parish
Son assisted by Mrs Arden Bull Mrs Lyle Johnson and Mrs George Hajnik. All neighbors relatives and friends invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Bull
Lyle Johnson
George Hajnik
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Craig Seastead
St. Paul's
Flye
Rexall Drugs
Fanny Farmer
Janay Framer
Vances
Rexall
Mentor
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Angel
Miracle
Mrs. A. Ploss
Sorvele—and
Calor
Ato- Evans
Pivck
Warren Ani
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