Miss Milk Maid Queen Crowned at Ft LeBoeuf High
Carol A. Stultz of Corry won the Erie Area Dairy Institute contest honoring the Miss Milk Maid title. Judy Dodd of Corry was runner up, a 1958 Miss Milk Maid from Guy Mills presented the bouquet, and the event highlighted local talent from the Erie region and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol A. Stultz
Spartansburg
Rosd
Corry
Erie Area
Ft. LeBoeuf High School
Waterford
Erie Area Dairy Institute
Corry Area
Carol
Sea's Drug Store
Judy Dodd
Scott's Crossing
Pennsylvania
Carol Virtue
Guys Mills
Darling-Webster Vows Performed At First Methodist Church
The double ring ceremony united Miss Miny Webster, daughter of Mr and Mrs Milford Webster of Erie, to Mr Guy Darling, son of Mr and Mrs Guy Darling of Spring Street, at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Hey Giree A. Viyers officiating. A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs AC Burton in Essex Street attended by friends from Jamestown and nearby towns. Both brides and grooms are 1955 graduates, with the bride employed at a VA Hospital and the groom a U S Army veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massery
Wattnio
Boyd Robert Durie
Spring
Morriage
Sqlurdhy
Poon
Wirst
Geiree
Viyers
Miny Webster
Milford Webster
Erie
Darling
Guy Darling
Spring Street
Toy
Chrol Seastrom
Jhimestown
Ubee
Mr and Min
AC Burston
Essex Street
Mayon
United Biles Army
Gertrude Bebout
Riverside Drive
Chino
Calif
Rita Rose
Robert Wesley Radecki
Jobin Radecki
Gilwood Avenue
le Puente
Miss Bebout
Norris Thermaroy
Walmut
Zanesville
Painesville
Ohi
Radeck
Corry
Floats Tne of
FE Montyens
Isnere J. Kireh
Wayne Street
Degrees Conferred At Corry Grange Meeting
Corry Grange No. 49 conferred the third and fourth degrees on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Douglas, Leo Spitman, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodd at a Corry Grange Hall session attended by 30 members. John Decker presided. Volker Gempt spoke of Germany. The mystery package went to Mrs. Roy Swart. salad and coffee were served by Mrs. LeRoy King’s committee. Next meeting set for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Henry Butcher
Lafayette Douglas
Leo Spitman
Charles Dodd
Grange
Dodd
Columbus Grange
Martha Davis
Leslie Curtis
John Decker
Volker Gempt
Germany
Roy Swart
LeRoy King
YMCA Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Keppel President
Gerald Lane led devotions for the YMCA Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the local YMCA. Reports covered kitchen equipment purchases, a canceled May card party, and plans for an April 29 and 30 art show at the Y. The nominating committee’s slate was accepted listing Marlin Keppel president Roger Brown vice president Maxene Oberman secretary and Eimear Wassink treasurer. A mimeograph machine purchase was approved pending funds. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Keppel
Gerald Lane
Lawrence McCray
Marlin Keppel
Roger Brown
Maxene Oberman
Eimear Wassink
Elston baby born at Mead ville City Hospital
A son was born yesterday at Mead ville City Hospital to Mr Cassius Elston and Mrs Cassius Elston former Corry residents. Mrs Elston is the former Donne Shuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville City Hospital
Cassius Elston
Corry
Explorer Post Plans Week End Trip At Emmanuel Church
Explorer Post Ni B held last evening at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Robert Grice presiding. Wasi Vanderhoff was welcomed as a new member. A trip to Lokport Missile Base in New York was discussed for the forthcoming week. The base will be open to the public, and the post plans to spend a full day there. Potential softball team formation was also discussed. The meeting date was moved to the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Boys over 16 years who wish to participate in past activities should contact officers Robert Grier, Edward Hallas, Duck Wells, or Gary Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Robert Grice
Wasi Vanderhoff
Lokport Missile Base
New York
Robert Gpier
Edward Hallas
Duck Wells
Gary Phillips
Readers Elect Officers At Meet
The Rowrers Club met at Mrs. W. Bk. Phillips home on West Cotturess street for an afternoon session. Miss Ida Obrn led the program and roll call. officers were elected: Miss Orn president, Mrs. Phillips vice president, Mrs. George Niel secretary, and Mrs. Wilks Brown treasurer. The group adjourned to meet May 18 for final session. date of the next meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowrers Club
W. BK. Phillips
West Cotturess Street
Len
Ida Obrn
Orn
Phillips
George Niel
Wilks Brown
Obrn
Mee
JoAnn Kirch Feted On Birthday
A surprise party was held yesterday for JoAnn Kirch by her mother Mrs Blwla Ter the occasion of her perhaps birthday. Friends attended including Troy Nichols Pat and Patty Waius Robert Denise DeMauri Mary Ann Cie tetlo and Chily Susie Stave Gaines. They played games and prizes awarded to the winner. A spaghetti dinner and birthday cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blwla
Sis
West Wastington Street Hunt
Troy Nichols
Pat
Patty Waius
Robert
Denise DeMauri
Mary Ann Cietetlo
Chily
Susie Stave Gaines
Peices
Kiwanis Meeting Features Aero Supply Engineer
George Downey of Aero Supply Mfg. Co. spoke at the Kiwanis meeting outlining strainers and valves with colored slides. Clarence Wolhire introduced him as project officer. Downey discussed highlights of by pass valve work and related developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Downey
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Kiwanis
Dawtrey
Clarence Wolhire
Projectoe
Mi Downey Wis
Youth Cleared By Confession Of Bandit
NORFOLK VA Young Dawel Edward Anderson a 20 year old ex Navy man admits to being Dough the would be bank robber at the Burk of Virginia. He says he turned himself in due to his conscience and that Dough was the real culprit. Police had held Anderson on bond while Dough was arrested and later exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Young
Dawel Wo Dough
Ames Edward Anderson
PBS
Burk
Virginia
Anderson
Doug
Bank of Virginia
Eileen Thomas
Thomas
el du H
Mimi and Phil Mordai Mint a Duo Breaks Up Rules
The act Mimi and Phil Mordai Min i His ends as Mimi breaks from a happy machine routine. They discuss past tours from Anchorage to Paris and Alaska clubs, noting their long partnership and plans to keep performing while avoiding settling down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dall
Phil Mordai
Bie
Mimi
Council Reviews Little Known Eastern Street
City council discussed a largely unused street on the eastern side of Bnyder Circle after residents complained of motor vehicles using the path. The street, gifted by the federal government during a housing development, has never been paved and features a deteriorating sidewalk. Neighbors want the street blocked to improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnyder
Gily Council
Nefeliburs
Bond Issue Goes To Carry Banks
A late night meeting discusses bond issue details including surety deposits and the allocation of 87,000 to be paid out over ten years. Banks Brown and Conner note deposits and restrictions while plans anticipate investment of remaining funds after bond sale.
Castro Gaming Admirers In United States
Fidel Castro shifts image in Washington as skeptics fade and supporters grow. He tells reporters he seeks friends and to clarify the revolution, while observers note his cautious reception at the State Department and on television. The piece records mixed optimism about his pledge of reform and good governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia Castro
Washington
State Department
Castro
Meet the Press
Pidel Castro
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Richard Newton
Washington, D. C
John, Neyton
Pleasant Street
James Scully
Main Street
Columbia
Bermuda
Murry Baruch
West Bend Street
United Jewish Appeal
Pittsburgh
David Lawrence
Abba Hillel Silver
Penn Sheraton Hotel
Darling-Webster
First Methodist Church
Explorer Group
Meet
Corryife
Washington, Pa
Pelera
Alouise
Raccoon
Smith Township
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
A&p
JoAnn Kirch
Chateman Chirty Christensen Wight
Thos
Murwhay
Jas Pieetieck Oly
Navy
Shaya Falls
Phl
Min
Phil
Minta
Bink Wens
Anchorage
Alaska
Pups Partier
Paris
Windo
Elisth
Childeen
Mina
Council
Ion
Chanpe
Brown
Conner
Celly
Ben
la Uetius
Castro Gaming
United States
J. Pred Kinley
Cliens National Bank
Ise
Parks and Public Property
Barney
Magnus
South Center St
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