Avalon Bowling League Banquet and Prize Winners
The Avalon Ladies B League held its annual banquet at the Loyal Order of Moose on East Washington Street with turkey and ham dinner served by Mrs. Virginia Diemer’s staff. Officers were elected: President Mrs. Robert Damon, VP Miss Dorathy Lytton, Secretary Mrs. Narey Yenchak, Treasurer Mrs. Ross Bailey, and Sergeant at Arms Mrs. William Flick. Carroll's Gift Shop team won, with high scores noted: Mrs. Edward Gluyna 144 average, John Kane 205 high game, Mary Sprovenn 203 second high game, Clara Hill 493 three-game total, and Mrs. Genevieve Maloney as most improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Bowling League
Avalon Ladies
Loyal Order of Moosehotte
Washington’ Street
Virginia Diemer
Next Fll
Robert Damon
Dorathy Lytton
Narey Yenchak
Ross Bailey
William Flick
Rns
Carroll
Edward Gluyna
John Kane
Mary Sprovenn
Clara Hill
Genevieve Maloney
Mrs Cleo Haight Heads Hospitality Club
Mrs Cleo Haight was elected general chairman of the Hospitality Club at a VFW Garden Room meeting. New officers include Mrs Carl Guistafson secretary and Miss Lena St Clair treasurer. Plans for a luncheon and style show were discussed with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Haight
VFW Post Home
Carl Guistafson
Lena St. Clair
F. Needham
T. W. Whitehead
Cochairman
Charles Kromas
Mark Coyle
Miss St. Clair
Interesting Speaker At Rotary Club Meeting
Kiprouck, a paper industry specialist from Hammermill Paper Company in Erie, spoke at the Rotary Club meeting held last evening at the Hotel Corry. Introduced by Charles J. Bracken, he traced paper making history and stressed paper’s role in daily life, noting government use and implied financial waste. The 35 Rotarians heard a lively talk and 160 was voted for the Erie County Crippled Children’s Fund camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiprouck
Hammermill Paper Company
Erie
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Charles J. Bracken
Delbyouck
Ti Wis
Tlw
Erie County Crippled Children's Fund
Smubioee
M. Douglas
Scignati
Spring Creek Girl Scouts Public Supper Planned
The Spring Creek Girl Scouts announce a public Swiss steak supper tomorrow evening at the West Spring Creek Town Hall. Service starts promptly at 4 oclock with Mrs Chandler Mason and Mrs Raymond Sickler as cochairmen. Proceeds will be shared among four Girl Scouts in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Spring + Creek
Chandler Mason
Raymond Sickler
St Elizabeths Guild Plans Bake Sale After Masses
Thirty members of St Elizabeths Church Guild met in the local hall for a potluck dinner. A bake sale is set for Sunday after the 8 15 and 10 30 Masses in the church hall. Officers were re elected: Julia Zepka president Nick Aquilino vice president Wendall Shields secretary CT Anderson treasurer. A May 28 dinner party at the Moose club was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
August Wascak
Thomas Reed
Frances Wojeiechowski
Victor Wojciechowski
Julia Zepka
Nick Aquilino
Wendall Shields
CT Anderson
Moose Club
Goodwill Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J L Goodwill of RD Corry will observe their 50th anniversary on Sunday April 22 at their home. Open house runs 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm with invitation extended to friends relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Goodwill
Goodwill
R. D
Corry
Citizens National Bank of Corry Report of Condition 1956
Charter No 4479 Reserve District No 4 reports Conditon of Citizens National Bank of Corry PA as of April 10 1956 under 5211 US revised statutes. Totals show assets including cash balances with banks government obligations other bonds loans and discounts bank premises and other real estate. liabilities list demand and time deposits, deposits of US government and states, and other deposits. Officers Donaldson President Bonded notary public Kunigy verifies accuracy dated April IT 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Pennsylvania
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Banky
Unis Bank
Polen
Cauliur
Lady Rebekah Lodge Initiates Ruth Mick at Meeting
The Lady Rebekah Lodge of Franklin held a brief meeting last evening featuring the initiation of Mrs. Ruth Mick as a new member. After routine lodge business, a social period followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Ora Love land, Mrs. Dorr Clark and Mrs. Thomas Clark. Spring flowers adorned the table and a birthday cake honoring Mrs. Glenn Gates, donated by her husband, was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Mick
Ora Loveland
Dorr Clark
Thomas Clark
Glenn Gates
Sorority Meeting Hosted By Mrs Pierotti In East Main
Mrs Thomas Pierotti of East Main street hosted 17 members of the Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Phi Sorority for their regular meeting. Routine business was led by president Mrs Ernest Sim Monsen followed by an art program with Mrs Robert Gleason Mrs Alfred Morrison and Mrs Douglas Rozelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pierotti
East Main Street
Epsilon Phi
Beta Phi Sorority
Ernest Sim- Monsen
Robert J. Gleason
Alfred J. Morrison
Douglas Rozelle
Arthur Laurell Oh Mayist
Dorothy Cozy
Robert Parker
Mrs James Downey Feted At Lovely Dinner Party
Mrs Harry Matthews hosted a stork shower in Titusville honoring Mrs James Downey of Toledo visiting Cony with her parents Mr and Mrs William J Spiesman East Main St. Fifty one guests attended the inter party with yellow spring flowers and white lighted tapers. Downey received gifts and cards as visitors enjoyed the evening with Corry and Cleveland guests among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Downey
Harry Matthews
Titusville
Toledo
Cony
William J. Splesman
East Main Street
George Downey
George Sample
Richard Muckinhaupt
B. Bennett
Howard Pier
Cleveland
Jack Dey
Exe
St Edward's PTA Outlines Forthcoming Events
St Edward's School Parent-Teacher Association met to plan several events. Rev Francis J Graves led a rosary opening. A Communion breakfast for Knights of Columbus was planned with kitchen chairs and dining room committees named. Plans for St Thomas Church rededication on May 13 were discussed for 250 visiting clergy and nuns. A dessert hour followed, hosted by a committee including Mrs Marty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's
PTA
Francis J. Graves
Knights of Columbus
Pete Murty
Albert Ross
Richard Bachomer
George Koestney
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Rosario Caruso
Pete Marty
Richard Buchomer
Warren McChesney
John Shira
Navy Mothers Club Tureen Dinner and Meeting
Navy Mothers Club members met Monday evening at the IOOF Hall. A tureen dinner was served at 6 p.m. Hostess committee members were Mrs Reynolds Hamilton and Mrs Clifford Casler. Mrs Carl Higby chaired the business session. Nomination committee members appointed were Mrs Douglas Rozelle Sr, Mrs John Carter and Mrs Mayme Mitchell. Next meeting slated for May 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
IOOF
Reynold Hamilton
Clifford Casler
Carl Higby
Douglas Rozelle
John Carter
Mayme Mitchell
College Women’s Club Meeting Features Erie Speaker
The Col lege Women’s Club will meet Monday night with Raymond Hughes of Erie as guest speaker. He will discuss Diamonds and Jewelry representing Jarecki Jewelry Store. The session begins at 8 o’clock in the undercroft of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Committee members include Mrs. Armour Hillstrom (Chairman) and Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Wallace Hammond, and Mrs. J. H. Heor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women’s Club
Raymond Hughes
Erie
Hughes
Jarecki Jewelry
Emmanent Episcopal Church
D. “Armour Hillstrom
BE. BE. Hawkins
Wallace Hammond
J. H. Heor
Clarence Commandery Dinner and Installation Highlights
About 15 Knights Templar of Clarence Commandery No 51 with their ladies and families enjoyed a chicken dinner at Columbus Community Church hosted by the Ladies Aid. The installation of new officers followed in the Millennial rooms with E Sir William H Croft in charge. New officers Adrmin G Reesink commander Thomas E Hickle generalissimo Theodore A Hubley captain general. retiring commander E Sir Oliver M Sexton and others presented with past commanders jewels. The Evepara Grotto Glee Club from Erle sang during the social period before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
Clarence Commandery No
Columbus Community Church
Millonic Rooms
William H. Croft
Adrmin G. Reesink
Thomas E. Hickle
Theodore A. Hubley
E. Sir Oliver M. Sexton
Milford
Baseball Auxiliary Organizes For Year
An organizational meeting of the Little and Teener League Auxiliary was held Monday evening at Corry Area High School led by Mrs. Richard Bachomer. The budget was discussed, May 4 and 5 were chosen for the annual tag day sales, and a house-to-house canvass was planned to raise funds. Committees were appointed for the baseball season, inviting mothers of players from the Little and Teener League, American Legion, and Minor League teams to join. Officers named: Mrs. Bachomer president, Mrs. Ralph Perkins treasurer, Mrs. Al Vanssens secretary. The next meeting is May 9 in Room 60 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Richard Bachomer
American Legion
Bachomer
Ralph Perkins
al ‘Vanssens
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Peter Dubrosky
Marion Street
Albion
Mich
Frank Cole
Maple Avenue
Virginia
Gettysburg
Sylvester Borsa
Susan Pamela
Michael
Grand Street
Youngstown
Borst
Loblaw
George M. Kinley
Wright Street
George
East Elmhurst
L. I
Walter Rath
James Harper
Paul F. Bauer
Erie Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Cambridge Springs
Lawrence Davison
H. L. B. Mackees
Bauer
Sawyer
Dale Schrock
Spartansburg
Florence Stoltafus
W. A Stoltefus
B.D
Corty
Cletus Schrock
Watiseon
Lew Oean
Doren
East Main
Maple
ePrice Sale
Tussy
Deodoran
Tut
South Center Street
Yenchak KR
Tora Capital Accounte
G. W. Donaldson
Do Bok
Emmy
Cortech
Attgah
A. W. Donaldson
Provident
Taggart
Bracken Walter L. Peaks
Gauity
Nnicl
Yuri
Notary Public
Rommiesi
Lady Rebekah
Bover
Brigham Hardware
Corry, Pa
Colonel Drake
Frank Sinatra
Eleanor
Paricer
Kim Novatd Ee Oe
Inger
Fegren Arm
Washington, D. C
America
U. S
Canada
Bevifelal
N. Contor St
Loblaw’s
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Helen
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