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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1962

Page

5

YMCA Bazaar Committees and New Auxiliary Officers

List of forthcoming YMCA Bazaar committees includes Christmas booths and various volunteers. Also notes new women’s auxiliary officers Mia Gumbleton president, Mrs. Alton Dahlstrand vice president, Mrs. Kenneth Christiansen secretary, Mrs. Erkki Rainesalo treasurer.

Wwe Fey Attu Albert W. Pendleton Erwan Rook Krypel Pepstermacker Polpeanrs Nichols Pien Pov Roth Mioe Ken Gane Siew Wallan Gambler Iteben William Leaby Leva Shawver Basaar Mia William Gumbleton Alton Dahlstrand Kenneth Christiansen Erkki Rainesalo

Conelway PTA Elects Officers for 1962 63 Term

Conelway PTA elected officers for the 1962 63 term at a regular meeting Tuesday evening. Officers include Mrs. Mardline McCray president Mrs. Robert Lidstrom vice president Mrs. Rodger Lilley secretary and Mrs. Wilda Hanwmmil treasurer. Delegates named were Mrs. Paul Sutton Mrs. Robert Sandberg and Mrs. Jesu Rose. The session opened with devotions and Easter seasonal remarks. Lennart Hammarberg Swedish exchange student spoke about life in Sweden and his time in the United States. Refreshments were served after the meeting.

Eavelion Uineas Conelway Pta Mardline McCray Robert Lidstrom Rodger Lilley Tary Wilda Hanwmmil Paul Sutton Robert Sandberg Jesu Rose Kenneth Harvey Harald G. Wolfe Clyde Hall Foreign Exchange Student Fund Lennart Hammarberg Corry Area Sweden United States Ray Troyer

Mrs Hinkle Hosts Spencer Ladies Aid Meeting

The Spencer Ladies Aid met at Mrs Louis Hinkle's home with Mrs Robert Bailey presiding. They voted to donate to the Easter Seal campaign and the cancer fund. Refreshments followed. The next meeting, an all day session at Mrs Richard Schneider's home, is set for May 17.

Spencer Laties Aid Louis Hinkle R. D Robert Bailey Cancer Fund Richard Schneider Columbus Avenue Extension RD. i

Local College Women's Club to Hear Dr Eliza Wallace Smith

Dr Eliza Wallace Smith of Smithville Ohio and Behrend Campus Erie PA will speak at the College Women's Club meeting. The program topic is bats as both avocation and vocation, with her work in endocrinology in mammals noted. Meeting at 6 pm in the YMCA multipurpose room, with Mrs Leo Hooks as club president.

Smithville Ohio Smd Nhoology Behrend Pennsylvania State Unicenter Erie Eliza Wallace Smith Smith Oberlin College University of Missouri YMCA Leo Hooks

Clymer Tulip Festival Adds Features for May Events

The Clymer Tulip Festival plans new attractions for May 1 and 14. A Friday farm tour showcases milling methods led by R A Thompson. Friday and Sunday fashion shows are directed by Mrs Howard Mathews and Mrs Hiram Beckerink Jr. Sunday hosts Harmony Riders horse show with other clubs. Nine local groups select a festival parade queen candidate for Saturday. Mrs Wayde Querreveld announces more float entries and camp plans. Flower show chair Mose Kolstee seeks donations of rooted slips.

R. A. Thompson Howard Mathews Hiram Beckerink Jr Saunday Harmony Riders Clymer Central Wayde Querreveld Moat

Robert Woods Bliss Dies at 86 in Washington

Robert Woods Bliss a longtime diplomat and prominent member of the diplomatic corps died Thursday in Washington He served about 30 years in the foreign service retiring in 1993 His death marks the end of a notable career in diplomacy and cultural outreach with ties to major Washington institutions.

Rober Bliss Washington Robert Woods Bliss Diplomatic Corps

Mrs E Matson Guest Speaker For 4 H Club Program

The Concord Community House hosted the Concord 4H Club meeting with 14 members attending. Miss Sharon McCray led singing before a business session led by president Thomas Labowski. Plans for a county 4H skating party in Wallisburg were discussed and Donna Morris and Phyllis Chellon named hospitality chairs. Mrs Eugene Matson spoke on Health, prizes were won by Betty Hudson Sharon McCray and Edward Blakeslee, and refreshments were provided. The next meeting is May 8 at the Community House.

E. Matson Concord Community House Concord Betty Hudson Miss McCray Edward Blakeslee

Moose Women To Feature Cake Auction At May Meeting

The Worst of the Moose group will hold a cake auction and judging contest at the May 3 meeting at the Moose home. Members bring cakes to be judged and auctioned for prizes. Erie Chapter plans a May 6 service with lunch and ceremonies, plus donations to the American Field Service and Academy of Friendship.

Mease Stadley Bailey Erie Academy of Friendship Glenn ‘Alin Nef] Thomson Della Bernard Stanley Bailey Howard Munroe Paul Bennink Ernest Simmonson Harold Schafer M. Agnes Lynch Vennis Follett Bailey American Field Service Academy of Friendship Scholarship Fund Clarence Kirch David Way Union City WOTM Carlotta, Betts Donald Carter

WRC Group Hears Rev E Westley Penney eterne tureen dinner

The Women's Relief Corps auxiliary of the Grand Army of Republic held a noon dinner yesterday with Mrs. Horace Hankin presiding. Rev Eugene Westley spoke on his Africa work after films. Mrs Joseph Gentilman received a special award. May memorial service set at Columbus Church and plans for a mother daughter banquet on May 2 were announced.

Dynamics as a project engineer

Mr. Floyd previously held the same role for Fairfield Stratos in Maryland, highlighting a continuity of duties across the two positions.

Hold Service For John L. Sullivan

A brief blessing service for John L. Sullivan was held at St. Thomas Church at 10 a.m. Rev. Cyril Cooper conducted the rites after two family prayers at Bracken Funeral Home. Burial followed in St. Thomas Cemetery. A funeral mass is set for Monday at 9 30 a.m. Bearers were Albert and Joseph Baressi, Clifford Holcomb, Victor Dempsey, C. A. Duke, and Edward Roach Jr. Friends from Corry and vicinity attended along with Kenneth Kluge of North Tonawanda New York.

John L. Sullivan St. Thomas’ Church Cyril Cooper Bracken Funeral Home St. Thomas’ Cemetery Albert Joseph Baressi Clifford Holcomb Victor Dempsey C. A. Duke Edward Roach Jr Kenneth Kluge North Tonawanda Corry

Fire damages shop above rest room in Payette County town

Firefighters rushed to a Payette County shop inside the fire house after James Matthews, a fireman and owner, found smoke and a small fire above the ceiling in a downstairs rest room. The blaze was extinguished with only minor damage. Banquet planned at Grange Hall at 6 p.m. and the next corps session will be in May. Attend your church this Sunday.

Nurnyuy Payette James Matthews Tae Grange Hall Mayard

Living in Corry Floyds Move From Hagerstown

Mr and Mrs Paul Floyd of 612 West Pleasant street settle in Corry after moving from Hagerstown Maryland last month Their two children Susan Carol eight and Steven Craig four months keep them busy Susan a Concord School second grader loves music swimming and Lassie while admiring Lloyd Bridges Pierre the poodle entertains Steven Mrs Floyd a former Tupperware branch manager enjoys golf bowling swimming and card games She played violin and once modeled in Pittsburgh Both were born and raised in Pittsburgh prior to their Baltimore residence nine years ago and now begin a new chapter in Corry

Paul Floyd West Pleasant Street Susan Carol Steven Craig Hagerstown Floyds Floyd Aero-Flow Dynamics Fairfield Stratos Gloria Pierre Schenley High School Kaufmanns Department Store Pittsburgh Mr. Floyd Baltimore

Reds drift toward West amid Berlin talks and Khrushchev cues

The article notes a softening Western stance toward Berlin amid ongoing Soviet U S talks. It cites expectations of Khrushchev's policy speech to Russia’s Supreme Soviet and anticipated U S atmospheric nuclear tests as signals of intentions. Floyd, a Pittsburgh native, is mentioned as a graduate of Central Catholic High School and the University of Pittsburgh.

Berlin United States Dean Rusk Anatoly F Dobrynin Dobrynin Kremtlin Khrushchev Buseie Aear West Berlin Supreme Soviet Russia U.S

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Mrs. Hinkle Spencer Ladies Aid Elizabeth Wallace Smith Volo Canada Pepferidge Farms Moose WRC Rev E. Westley Paul Floyds OM Artis Social Center Maas Magnus Organ Herfon Vat Magnus Barney Jim Hammond Cenval Catholic Hih School University of Pittsburgh TINNI THE Ouru Christ E News Cardigan Evans
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