Fragmentary local notice with scattered names and places
Partial OCR reads like a local notice listing many individuals and places such as Mary East, Mong oar, Tacera, and Cort City. The text is garbled. readable fragments reference times, ages, and local persons including Mrs Earl Irle and Mr Steadman, but no coherent event or action is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary East
Erig
Waa Pital
Fordman
Tome
Herman
Kenneth Hing
Clarence Donald Nett
Ben
Cort City
Steadman
Earl Irle
Croston
Gordon d
Ronaldio
Iton
Grand
Id Corry
High Spot
Nancy Krupa Honored As Girl Of The Month At BPW Dinner
Nancy Anne Krupa is named Girl of the Month at the BPW Club dinner hosted by Mrs. Amy Thompson. Krupa spoke of school activities and plans to attend Indiana State College to major in Home Economics. The event included fund-raising plans, officer elections for 1961-62, and a guest lecture on mutual funds by Mrs. William Mowrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Anne Krupa
Norman Tarbell
Miss Krupa
Indiana State College
Waller Krupa
William Mowrey
Betty Pratt
Philadelphia
Betty L. Pratt
Gerry Davis
Amy Thompson
M. Agnes Lynch
Mary E. Sears
Ruth Dahlstrand
Nortan Tarbell
Pratt
BPW
YMCA
Births Reported in Edinboro and Corry Hospitals
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Bruce Gross of Edinboro at Union City Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Baron of Edinboro yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gaylord Northrop of R D J Corry. A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Edward Paver of Elgin at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Bruce Gross
Edinboro
Frank Baron
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gaylord Northrop
R. D. J. Corry
Edward Paver
Elgin
Senior Class Play Tickets on Sale for The Remarkable Incident
Tickets are on sale for Corry Area High School senior class play The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners scheduled for April 20 and 21 in the high school auditorium. Three more seniors earned college acceptances Barry Bughee Edinboro Ray Mitchell Thiel and Elsie Beckwith Fredonia. High honors will be noted after the six week term ending Friday April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Corners
Corry Area High School
Barry Bughee
Edinboro
Ray Mitchell
Thiel
Elsie Beckwith
Fredonia
Senior girls finish office practice and beauty school talk
Friday concludes the office practice for senior girls. A Michael’s Beauty Academy representative spoke Friday April 14 to interested girls. College Boards for juniors are scheduled Saturday May 20. Junior test sign ups must see Roger Hoover before April 18. Corry High sophomore Jim Rhoades earned a ten day Ireland trip for selling many newspaper subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael's Beauty Academy
Erle
Edinboro
Roger Hoover
Jim Rhoades
Corry High
Ireland
Numerous Committees Named For Junior Senior Banquet And Prom
Corry Area High School announces many committees for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The prom theme is Wonderland by Night and May 5th is set for the event with decorations and planning led by appointed chairmen and student leaders. The banquet will occur a week earlier on April 29, with committees covering invitations dining room decorations publicity typist cleanup program refreshments and more. Notable chairs include Mary Houser Kathy Rafferty Judy Gentilman and Jerry Williams, with student officers led by Jim Roberts president and Dan McKildowney vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Tnyilitions
Mary Houser
Cudhawman
Kathy Rafferty
Cochairman
Linda Preno
Carol Hayes
Beverly Hepler
Violet Carlson
Cheryl Stoke
Pat Dyne
Connie Messinger
Sandie Stauffer
Cheryl Williams
Christine Anderson
Margaret Marrs
Sharon Steadman
Kathy Scholton
Ray Piccirillo
Jace Bannigan
Judy Raymond
Sharon Kenniston
Helen Joy
Belly Geer
Kareh Ferry
Bob Bracken
Terry Danner
Mickey Johnson
Darrell Dietsch
Emma Reynolds
Joy Zaleneck
Margaret Logan
Judy Gentilman
Lori Lindstrom
Jerry McIntyre
Susie Page
Nanty Mong
del Gruber
Bob Kensinger
Sharon Rhodes
Marilyn Dale
Jim
John Schroter
Judy Winne
Cathy Downey
Irene Tinko
Keith Wade
Chuck Thomas
Larry Smith
Roy Hall
Marty Robbins
Andy Anderson
Dick Hornick
Ronnie Hunt
Paula Meerdink
Jim Miller
Jerry Hamilton
J Program
Jerry Williams
Theresa Roach
Roger Myers
John Ortner
Sue Benink
Pat Paulson
Pat Wink
John Patterson
Carolyn Brundage
Linda Bashline
Teresa Shank
Judy Bachemer
Pat Shamburg
Sandy Jukes
Connie Patterson
Charlene Butters
Charlene Sprovert
Betsy Reynolds
Joan Neckers
Barb Polocki
Diane Smith
Pat McKetn
Becky Chris
Ellen Carlson
Cheryl Earle
Marie Drake
Sue Ladd
Kay Berenson
Lorette Bailey
Mary McChesney
Linda
Mullick
Judy Herring
Ann Perry
King and Queen
Margaret Kowalski
Linda Rose
Shirley Cook
Marilyn Daniels
Kathy Berry
Art Tarbell
Joe Kasper
Jim Skinner
Pam Crosscut
Crystal Ball
Ray Griswold
Tom Flowers
Dick Scholton
Dick Farrer
Jerry Ward
Mike Vincent
Mike Wanna
Dan Boulwell
Dim Dack~ Man
Ronnie Johnson
Gary Means
Mickey Dyckes
Phil Stoke
John Davidson
Bob Lawson
Peggie Vanssens
Carol VanTassel
Bonnie Ladd
Rosemary Spilman
Jo Ann Craker
Gloria Watrous
Helen Racer
Jim Roberts
Atayf Officer Dies Washington
Col. John C. Egan aged 45, a staff officer at Air Force headquarters, died Sunday of a heart attack in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John C. Egan
Air Force Headquarters
Methodist Church Family Night Dinner Sets Year End
The First Methodist Church will host a family night dinner at 6 30 this evening. It marks the last dinner of the current Erie Conference year. Rev George A Myers will present names for the official board including four trustees thirteen stewards a new church lag leader and chairs of five commissions. The Erie Conference ends in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
George A. Myers
Erie
Officers Chosen For Mentor Club For Next Year
The Mentor Club held its final meeting at 6 30 PM with fourteen members at Reed's Break House. Miss Lillian Barnes was named president, with Mrs Elmer Ortner vice president Miss Helen Rowe secretary and Mrs Wilbur Rick ers treasurer. Committees were appointed by the president including Ms D A Hillstrom Miss Helen Rowe and Mrs Maude Barnes program committee Miss Ann Baressi Mower committee and Mrs Clara Boyd press committee. A gift was given to outgoing president Mrs Porter Auer for her leadership. Guests viewed Europe photos and Hubert Vaughn spoke about his European trip. Miss Baresi served cookies and coffee as the meeting adjourned until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Reed
Ann Baresel
East Smith Street
Lillian Barnes
Elmer Ortner
Helen Rowe
Wilbur Rickers
D. A. Hillstrom
Maude Barnes
Ann Baressi
Clara Boyd
Porter Auer
Europe
Hubert Vaughn
Baresi
Reguli
Baseball Party Honors Jimmy Stahl Eight
The birthday party for Jimmy Stahl was held Sunday afternoon at his parents home in West Pleasant street. About 20 boys attended to honor Jimmy on his eighth birthday. Games were played with prizes, refreshments included decorated cake ice cream and milk, and Jimmy received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Stahl
Jack Stahl
West Pleasant
Jimmy
Robert Perelman
Stahl
Clarence Gross Kiwanis Speaker at Marion meeting
Clarence Gross of the American Breeders Service in Marion was guest speaker at the Kiwanis meeting. Don Ald Knapp introduced him, and Gross traced selective breeding history from ancient Arabs to modern artificial insemination. The program included plant scenes from Wisconsin and remarks on Kiwanis objectives, Cub reports, and plans for a May 12 public auction and Centennial participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Breeders Service of
Marion
Qblu
He Hole
Wisconsin
Elton Barton
Kiwanis
Conmid Munroe
PFA
Kiwanuis
Merlin Hiner
Brothers of the Brush
Eam- Daigh
Kiwanis Club
Frank Grice
Gov Barton
Miss Bonnie Lindsey Honored At Party
Miss Bonnie Lindsey daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Lindsey of Spring Creek was honored at a birthday party Saturday night at Grange Hall Columbus. Attended by 34 persons, hostesses were Mrs Jack Proper and Mrs Lindsey with Mrs Kenneth Hunt assisting. Games dancing refreshments and a decorated birthday cake with punch marked the party. She received an abundant array of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilis Bonnie Lindsey
Gerald Lindsey
Spring Creek
Grange Hall
Columbus
Jack Proper
Mrs Lindsey
Kenneth Hunt
Miss Lindsey
Floyd Doughertys Hosts For Amici Class
Amici class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Dougherty R D 4. Twenty six attended sharing a tureen dinner. George Carnicke led devotions citing Mark 13 5 22 then a brief business session led by president Mrs Fern Gilson. G T Bergman gave the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aue Auucl Binie Liass
United Brethren Church
Floyd Dougherty
R. D
George Carnicke
Mark
Fern Gilson
G. T. Bergman
Shower Honors Baby Connie Koy Craker
A neighborhood baby shower for Connie Koy Craker was hosted at Mrs. Vennis Follett's Booth Center Street home. Co-hostess Mrs. Donald McCray helped organize a festive evening with games and prize drawings for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Koy Craker
Om Cocoa Gruner
Hey Hew
Vennis Follett
Booth Center Street
Donald McCray
Belle Brooks
Fuliph Austin
Edmund Bary
George Beardsley
Bate
Kay
Rehearsal Tonight For The Big Broadcast
The Curry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary sponsors a variety show at Corry Area High School on April 24. Cast members are urged to attend tonight’s rehearsal at the Knights of Columbus hall on Center Street starting at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auere Wan Oe Renemrsa
Guel
Lomaght
Knights of Columbus
Center Street
Curry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Corry Aree High School
J. J. Hudsons To Be Feted At Open House
Mr and Mrs J J Hudson of 217 Mound street will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday April 2. Their children will host an open house from 2 to 5 PM at the Pipst Papi Church in Carry. Friends relatives and neighbors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PCN Nho
DE Neback
J. J. Hudson
Mound Street
Pipst Papi
Corry Grange Holds Meeting and Centennial Plans
About 25 members attended the Corry Grange meeting led by Master LeRoy King at the Grange hall. T. R. Sorenson reported on the Waterford legislative meeting, the charter was draped in memory of H. Olin Cobbett, and plans for the centennial were discussed with Miss Frances Sperry, Mrs. Charlotte Kinney, and Mrs. John Decker named to the May committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tunnell
Grange
Corry
LeRoy King
T. R. Sorenson
Waterford
H. Olin Cobbett
Kink
YMCA
Brothers of the Brush
Frances Sperry
Charlotte Kinney
John Decker
Merrill Lillie
Robert Tunner
Reinspect Pennsylvania Schools Under New Compliance Push
Farationurs RI Asie SAM Bureau of Inspection said today a new round of re inspections of about 50 Pennsylvania schools not meeting building and safety rules is under way. Director John F. Dwyer noted inspectors revisit facilities previously told to fix fire and safety measures ahead of a September reopening. Since the start of the program in January 1959, inspectors have visited 5 700 public schools and 1 385 parochial schools. about 70 have yet to take steps toward compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farationurs
Asie Sam Bureau of Inspection
Pennsylvania
John F. Dwyer
Te Department of Labor and Industry
Lnapece Hong
Linger
Lis
State Industrial Board
Hold Rites For Mrs Florence Nye
Mrs Florence Nye rites held at St George Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Burial in Garland Presbyterian Cemetery. Bearers named E E Bush Van Downey CAY Henton Harris Watrous Rean McElroy Edward Griffis. Out of town attendees from Meadville Erie and Corry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tier Toyears
Llorence Nye
St. George Funeral Home
H. Ray Harris
Garland Presbyterial Cemetery
E. E. Bush
van Downey
Cay] Henton
Harris Watrous
Rean McElroy
Edward Griffis
Minnie Madison
Meadville
del Pratick
W. Bug
Arcelie Lewis
Clifford
Post
Erie
Corry
Gringers Plan Participation in Weeklong Event
Last night the committee led by T. R Sorenson and Charles Mulligan hosted guests with frjlled gelatin sandwiches tea and coffee. The next session is scheduled for May 1 at Shop Your Corry Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R Sorenson
Charles Mulligan
Car Jumps Curb Knocks Man Through Window
A car leaped a curb and pushed Walter F. McKay 21 of Frostburg Maryland through a department store window in Greensburg Pennsylvania yesterday. McKay was admitted to Westmoreland Hospital. June McCune of Madigon near Greensburg was the driver. two passengers were unhurt. Police said the auto ran over the curb onto the sidewalk and struck the Main Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg, Pa
Walter F. McKay
Frost+burg
Tin McKay
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
June McCune
Madignon
Main Street
Youngsters Learn Hard Lesson in City Permit Joke
In Apollo Pennsylvania a group of grade school boys built a shack on church land after a priest jokingly advised getting a permit. They paid a dollar, faced police orders to remove, and after council debate the episode was declared a comedy of errors with an apology demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
Pennlvania
St. James
Tme
Apollo Council
Amen
White House to Host 1200 Guests at Kennedy Reception
Washington AP reports a White House white tie reception tonight for 1200 guests including members of Congress and their wives. The event runs from 10 p.m. to midnight with dancing in the east ballroom, presided over by President and Mrs Kennedy for the first time at such a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Congress
East
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Iow
Nancy Krupa
Yeoyuar
Ofvie
Tina Toplovich
Barb Toth
Mary Utegs
Mary Ellen Johnson
Philcp
Methodist Church
Benner
House of Fashion
Clarence Gross
Bonnie Lindsey
Floyd Doughertys
Amici
J. J. Hudsons
Lawson
AUTON
Itvied
Ellis ‘Carload’ Day
Gerald Hammond
North Center St
Florence Nye
Melvin S. Cobbett
Patricia W. Fargo
Ward
F. Main St
1St Ward
Fifth Avenue
4Th Ward
Mead Avenue
3Rd Ward
West
Washington St
N. Center St
Center St
East Main St
Ist Ward
East Church St
Tero
Bracken's
Mabel Petriet
Cora
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