Local notices from Corry area readers and events
Birds and committees update Corry area residents with four days in Philadelphia for a regional development conference. Social items note dinners hosted by the Cochran and Shreve families, bake sale chair Mary DeLury, and church meetings at First Methodist and Ep i scopal Churchwomen events. Quote: Victor Hugo.
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Stewart A. Long
Corry Area
Guy
Oscar Most
Harland Weidner
Florence Still
Harry Firth
Spartansburg
Mildred Paul
Centerville
Ralph Merry
Linesville
Carl Hopkins
Wesleyville
Mary DeLury
Moosehaven
Women of the Moose
Maxine
Herman Klank
Erie
Victor Hugo
Corry Bridge Association Hosts Weekly Session
The Garden Room at the VFW Home hosted the Corry Bridge Association after a three table Howell movement. Average was 25 with winners Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly 274 Mrs Vee Lindsey and Mrs Frankie 27 and Dr and Mrs T 8 Kelsey tying with Arthur Treat of Union City and Robert Larsen of Jamestown 25 percent. Mrs Frank Graft association president led a brief business session naming committees and planning the annual Bridge Association dinner for May 6 at the Post home. Upcoming weekly sessions will start at 5 pm rather than 8 pm. Regular game scheduled for next week.
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VFW
Post
Corry Bridge Association
Howell
Morgan Beverly
Vee Lindsey
Frankie
Kelsey
Arthur Treat
Union City
Robert Larsen
Jamestown
Frank Graft
Association
Bridge Association
BPW Honored Ruth Ann Lord and Barbara Radecki Girls of Month
At the BPW Club meeting in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge, Ruth Ann Lord and Barbara Radecki were named March and April Girls of the Month. Their mothers accompanied them as guests. Lord will study biology at Thiel College. Radecki will major in medical technology at Mercyhurst College. Officers for the coming year were elected with Miss Clara Hill as president and Christine Anderson as secretary-treasurer.
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Business and —Professional Women’s Club
Barbara Radecki
Ruth Ann Lord
Stanley Radecki
William Lord
Club
Moose ‘Lodge
BPW
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonial Room
Moose Lodge
Miss Lord
Miss Radecki
Nest, McMichael
BPW Club
Lord
Thiel College
Greenville
Radecki
Mercyshurst College
Erie
McMichael
Clara Hill
Keppel Tiffany
Judith Dwyer
Christine Anderson Gegre
Covenant Circle Members Meet at East Main Home
Seventeen members of the Covenant Circle of the Women's Association at First Presbyterian met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Florence Amy's East Main street home. Devotions titled Mature in Christ from Be What You Are were led by Mrs James Hileman. A program on Moslem and Buddhism followed by Mrs Harvey Loveland and Mrs J H Patterson. Mrs Maxwell Brown presided over a brief business session. The next gathering will be May 19 at Mrs C K McLean's North Center street home.
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Amy
Covenant Circle
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
East Main Street
Florence Amy
James Hileman
Harvey Loveland
J. H. Patterson
Maxwell Brown
C. K. McLean
North Center Street
Hancock mother to witness sub command at commission
Mrs Lillian Crabtree from Hancock will attend the commissioning of the Polaris missile submarine Daniel Boone at Vallejo California where Cmdr Alan B Crabtree will command the sub and Miss Deanna Dundon serves as treasurer The event marks a family milestone as Crabtree lost three sons in World War II and this parade of duties follows community club activities and upcoming meetings and dinners with noted organizers and guests.
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Hancock, Maine
Hancock
Lillian Crabtree
Daniel Boone
Vallejo
Calif
Alan B. Crabtree
Firing Squad Auxiliary card party plans May 4 at Post home
Firing Squad Auxiliary chairmen met to coordinate a May 4 card party at the Post home with entertainment before play. Organizers include Mrs. Nichols general chairman, Mrs. Knowlton general cochairman, and Mrs. Harrison grand awards. Reservations to be made with listed hosts. next meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Halby’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Nichols
Willis Harrison
Robert Ottaway
Rodney Knowlton
Cochairman
Donald Sherman Ronald Trisket
Thomas Cragg
Nichols
Robert Sanders
Knowlton
Harrison
Sherman
Trisket
Virgil Hall
Hai
Beaverdam 4-H Members to Attend Erie County Meet
Areg Group Erie County 4-H Attending from the Beaver dam 4H Club were Allen Loomis Jr Thorwards Diane Young Mary Sred Walsh Sheila Walsh Linda Burrows Mary Darndall Jeri Aikens Thomas Wronek Kathy Wronek and David Ehrhardt It was announced Beaverdam club members are invited to attend a joint meeting with the North East community Club at Gravel Pit Park in North East on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areg Group
Erie County
Beaverdam
Allen Loomis _Jr
Thorwards
Diane Young
Mary “Sred’* Walsh
Sheila Walsh
Linda Burrows
Mary Darndall
Jeri Aikens
Thomas Wronek
Kathy Wronek
David Ehrhardt
Beaverdam Club
North East Munity Club
Gravel Pit Park
North East
Erie couple welcomes daughter at St. Vincent's Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Paul of Erie at St. Vincent's Hospital. The child's maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Hickey of First Avenue.
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Paul
Erie
St. Vincent’s Hospital
James Hickey
First Avenue
White Batter Bread From Mrs Vernon Church Recipe
A recipe for White Batter Bread by Mrs. Vernon Church detailing steps from dissolving yeast in warm water to mixing shortening salt and sugar, adding flour, beating, rising, and baking at 375 degrees for about 45 to 50 minutes in a greased loaf pan, with notes inviting readers to submit their favorite recipes to The Corry Journal.
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Mrs. Vernon Church
the Corry Journal
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