Corry Junior Senior Prom Hears Arabian Nights Theme
The Corry Area High School Junior Senior Prom and banquet drew 250 senior and junior class members to Curry Area High School. An Arabian Nights theme featured gold pyramids and desert decor, with Une Betts Catering Service serving a banquet of tomato juice, turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, corn, salad, rolls, ice cream, coffee and tea. The student body, officers, chaperones, and guests filled the gym and dance floor with music by Neil Charles and his seven piece orchestra. The evening included an orderly program, court announcements, post prom party at the Moose Club, door prize drawings, and breakfast to end the night. Out-of-town guests joined in from Erie, Waterford, Spartansburg, Albion, and Titusville.
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Curry Area
Hite High School
Huh School
Une Betts
Banqiet
T James Aquilino
Leon Doletid
Jobe Mowrey
Charles Beall
G. M. Dowels
Hs Sheen
HG. Wolfe
Lynn Rice
Hinmiet
Ruth Bennet
Mary
Rach Carrutt
John Mowrey
Patrick Kinney
View
John Roberts
Secretas
Joseph Marty
Will
Gil
Sadyn’ Govhhin
Ernic
Sahd
Ple
Wil -Miletel
Finnsol
Hhe Court
Patrice Reppin
Charles Teuton
Malkine Liey
Jon Miller
Charlie Jugel
Lee Willams
Kathryn Kelly
Howard McMullin
Kathleen Kelly
James Tamor
Kota
Richard
Th J. Shunt
M. Douglas
Gy Wolfe
E. Andeson
H. Lyn Hice
Norman Tar Vell
Couls Hanna
Muse
Duck
Stahl
Chie Advinery
Andi Pollawite
Mowse Glib
PTA
Moose Club
Corry Area
Juniior-Sehler High ‘School
Cochairmen
J. Fred Kinley
Vennis R. Follett
William C.seitz Jr
H. J. Sheen
Susan Kinley
Harry Paulson
Sandra Spoon
James Swarm
Kathy Giles
Raymond Mosher
Sharon Marley
Titusville
David Fleming
Alice Wilcox
William Kiinger
Janet Engle
Lee Austin
Rose Cutelid
Richard Cra~seer
Bette Bailey
Richard Pitts
Connie Kulyk
Albion
Paul Crowell
Barbara
Erie
Waterford
Spartansburg
Prom Party at Colonel Drake Hotel in Titusville
The Youth Fellowship of Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted its annual Prom at the Colonel Drake Hotel in Titusville with 55 guests. The event featured a denovated dining room, a Maurice Shoup cartoon presentation, and a Richard Chandlerlied musical program. A buffet was served at 11 o'clock, and Miss Dorit Mitteson was crowned queen by Youth Fellowship president Peggy Lindeth, with Sally Chase and Janet Stroup as attendants. Adult counselors included Rev. and Mrs. Harris and several local couples.
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Youth Fellowship
Titusville
Youth Fellowship of the
Corry
Ray Harris
EUB Chitteh
Dorit Mitteson
Peggy Limdeth
Sally Chase
Janet Stroup
Harris
Delmar Lundeon
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd Harvey
Russell White
Keith Henton
Columbus Grange Holds Regular Meeting
Columbus Grange No. 875 met at Town Hall at 8 30 PM with Arthur Ayling presiding. Members balloted on Bette Jo Pitcavage for membership and the degree will be conferred later. The degree team will travel to Lander Pa on April 25 to present the third and fourth degrees for Farmington Grange. A committee led by David Curtis Arthur Hill and Mrs Albert Sandburg will repair or replace Grange tables and Max Bennink reported on purchasing a projector. A visitation program was planned with Mrs De Forest Bindley Mrs Russell Moore and Mrs Albert Sandburg chosen to prepare it. A light lunch was served to about 120 attendees. Next meeting May 13.
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Columbus Grange No. 875
Arthur Ayling
Bette Jo Pitcavage
Columbus
Lander
Farmington Grange
David Curtis
Arthur Hill
Albert Sandburg
Max Bennink
de Forest Bindiey
Russell Moore
Paul Triscuit
Edna Norton
Corry BPW Club Social Dinner Names Delegates
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club met at Mrs. Charles Thompson's Maple Avenue home with 18 members and one guest Mrs. Donald Stewart. Mrs. Thompson Viva named delegate to the State Convention in Philadelphia June 20 to 23, with Mrs. Clinton Pratt as alternate. District 1 meeting planned in Greenville next Saturday. Reservations via Miss Ann Bates and Miss Lynch Agnes Lynch. Next session set for May 13.
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BPW
Corry
Charles Thompson
Maple Avenue
Donald Stewart
Thompson Viva
Clinton Pratt
Philadelphia
Greenville
William Stright
Ann Bates
Miss Lynch
Agnes Lynch
College Women's Club Elects Officers and Features Doria Doria Guest
The College Women's Club held an April meeting at Emmanuel Church underscroft to elect officers: Mrs. George Gould president, Mrs. Raymond Bur vice president, Mrs. Frank McKnight re-elected secretary, and Mrs. Carl McIntyre treasurer. Special guest Mrs. Niel Gebhardt of Erie shared her Andrea Doria survivor story, describing loss of belongings and her rescue aboard the Tre de France with 700 others.
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College Women’s Club
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
George Gould
Raymond Bur
Frank McKnight
Carl McIntyre
Niel Gebhardt
Erie
Andrea Doria
Tre de France
Gebhard
Robert Bracken
Norris Hooven
Cochairmen
Boston
Navy Mothers Meet Across Town in Meadville Dinner
Corry Navy Mothers joined Meadville members for a supper and regular business session led by the Meadville commander. An Easter bonnet sale, social time, and prize games followed. Attendees included Mrs. Clarence Cox and others from Corry.
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Navy
Corry
Miss Deanna MarLett Entertains Before Prom
Miss Deanna MarLett hosted a Coke party at her Concord street home for eleven couples prior to the prom. Guests enjoyed visiting and refreshments including Coke, potato chips, pretzels, candy, and nuts served from a tulip arrangement in Junior Class colors green and white.
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Deanna MarLett
Concord Street
Man 90 Reflects on Rock N Roll Lazy Compared to Hop Dances
Middleburg N Y observes his 80th birthday and recalls how past rural hops and square dances began at dusk, lasted until dawn, and offered festive fun beyond pay. Andrew Moore recalls learning fiddle as a boy and notes hop picking ended five years ago as farmers found it unprofitable. He still fiddles for family dances on the porch.
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Middleburg
Highton
Andrew
Moorre
Moore
Albany
Slayer, 17, Asks Release From Life Sentence
A 17-year-old Pittsburgh youth serving a life term for the holdup slaying of a 63-year-old gas station attendant today asked Western Penitentiary authorities for release. Hart R. Saunders, via counsel, contends his imprisonment violates his constitutional rights. Judge Anne X. Alpern scheduled a May 3 hearing. Saunders was convicted for the fatal shooting of John Neeluns on June 2, 1954. The State Supreme Court denied Saunders' appeal for a new trial.
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Pudburgh
Pittsburgh
North Side
Western Penitentiary
Hart R. Saunders
Anne X. Alpern
Saunders
John Neeluns
State Supreme Court
Martin Sees Tax Cut For Next Year
Troy New York report states House Republican Leader Joseph Martin said Americans can look forward to a tax reduction next year while noting a current year tax cut is unlikely. He blamed high taxes on demands for new services and a large government budget, and urged substantial reductions. In Scranton Pennsylvania a parking lot owner found an unattended car with a note saying the driver was drunk and would pay whatever it costs to leave it there.
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Martin
Troy
House Republian
Joseph Martin
Rensselaer County
GOP
Congress
Scranton
Schaub Wallpaper and Paint offers paints and S&H Green Stamps
Freshen your home with a full line of top quality paints for inside and outside. Schaub Wallpaper and Paint at the sign of the Dutch Bay, 10 South Center Street. Phone 37293.
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S&h
Schaub
The
Dutch Bay
South Center “Street
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