Dutton Library Promotes Reading During Library Week
Isbel Morris, librarian, notes Library Week celebrating access to reference and reading. Available titles include Bradford and Burroughs works plus Kuhn and Harris titles, with a call to reading as a path to happiness.
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Dutton Library
Library
Bradford
Haeley
Polly Burroughs
Harold Kuhn
Louise
Norman Harris
Robin McKown
Inez Rice
Edward Ardizzone
Girls Of Month To Be Honored This Evening
Miss Deborah French and Miss Debbie Gilliland will be named March and April Girl of the Month at the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club meeting in the Moose Lodge Colonial Room at 7 30. Deborah and Debbie are active in school groups, church activities and community youth programs.
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Deborah French
Barbara French
Debbie Gilliland
Rev
Walter Gilliland
Corry
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Howell Charity Game
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club played a five table Howell charity game yesterday at the YMCA. The average score was 54 with notable winners. A regular game is planned for next week and Mrs. Osman is taking reservations.
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Bridge Scores
Duplicate
YMCA
Mrs. Osman
Mrs. Bess Owen Hosts Mentor Club Meeting
Mrs. Bess Owen entertained 12 Mentor Club members at her Maple avenue home. Miss Neva Parker, president, led business sessions planning a May 5 Hotel Corry dinner for the club’s golden anniversary and a summer picnic. Officers elected: Lillian Barnes president Naomi Johnson vice president Louise Williams secretary Robert MacGregor treasurer. Mrs. Orr to flower fund. Helen Rowe presented slides of travel to Europe. Salad refreshments served.
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Bess Owen
Mentor Club
Maple Avenue
Neva Parker
Hotel Corry
Robert Orr
Lillian Barnes
Naomi Johnson
Louise Williams
Robert MacGregor
Orr
New Flower Fund Committee
Helen Rowe
Europe
Historical Society Plans Corry Museum Opening at Mead Park
Corry Area Historical Society board met at the Grices home with ten members. They planned the Corry Area Historical Museum opening for Memorial Day and scheduled museum work for April 29 30 and May 1. Three summer trip sites were proposed Sulphur Springs John Brown Tannery and the Kansas House. Attendees included KS Durham Oscar Nielsen Harold Howard Keppel Tiffany Ruth Proctor Louise Williams and Frank Grice.
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Corry
Miss Corry and Miss Sproveni Join Pageant Lineup
In the Miss Corry event candidates number 10 and 11 are introduced. Miss Corry is 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sproveni of 29 Mead Avenue, with brown hair and brown eyes, height five feet ten inches. She excelled in drill team Beaverettes and other clubs in high school and enjoys dancing music and billiards.
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Miss Sproveri
John Sproveni
Mead Avenue
Beaverettes
Nita
WAC Ter
Leslie Up‘perman
Spring Street
Brown
Saint Joan to be presented at Union City church
The play Saint Joan will be staged at the 1st Church of Union City. Tickets cost $1 for adults and free for students, with admissions available at the door.
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Union City
Saint Joan
Anthony Ploss Honored At Birthday Party
Anthony Ploss celebrated a birthday at home with 22 young guests. Attendees included Cheryl and local society members. the event honored the son of Mr and Mrs John Ploss Sr of 127 Gould Street.
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Anthony Ploss
John Ploss
Gould Street
Cheryl
Burton
Greensburg Antique Show Opens at Mountain View Inn
The Twenty fourth Greensburg Pennsylvania Antique Show and Sale runs Friday through Sunday at the Mountain View Inn four miles east of Greensburg on U S 30. Doors open 1 p m to 10 30 p m Friday and Saturday and 8 p m Sunday. All antiques are for sale. A buffet luncheon is 11 30 to 2 Friday and Saturday. family style dinner 12 to 3 Sunday. Parking is free. For details contact Harry A Gregor RD 1 Union City.
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Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Mountain View Inn
U.S
Unit 14
The
Women’s Association of the Westmoreland Hospital
Harry A. Gregor
Union City
Author Reveals Cutting to Publish Book at Chattanooga Festival
Rachael Maddux says she faced 13 rejections for The Green Kingdom and admitted she cut the manuscript in half using smaller print and margins before resubmitting. The novel A Walk in the Spring Rain is being adapted for film near Gatlinburg.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Rachael Maddux
Gatlinburg
Hard-Working Legislators Take Day Off
Harrisburg AP reports the General Assembly postponed its Wednesday session while Senate Minority Leader Ernie P. Kline criticized Senate Republicans for a stall in passing bills. He said the chamber has approved 58 of its own measures and only three of 77 from the House, blaming GOP control of committees for a lack of a productive session.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Senate
Ernest P. Kline
House of Representatives
Card Party Planned at Corry Library for National Library Week
Plans are set for tomorrow at 8 pm for a card party at Corry Public Library to benefit the library. Sponsored by the Professional Women’s Club, the event features reservations through Mrs. Keppel Tiffany or Mrs. Williams. Attendees should bring their own cards. donation is one dollar.
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Corry Public Library
Corry
Williams
Patrick Rynd
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests and Club Activities
Guests from Warren Ohio and Corry attended events in Mead Park and Edinboro State College. The Concord Community 4H Club met with 16 members. Villa Maria College student Sharlene Kane won Student Council election. Community dinners, pancake suppers, and a roast beef dinner fundraiser were announced with contact numbers for reservations.
Church Council Meets Springfiled Plans Dallas Session
Peak attendance at the General Council of the Assemblies of God may reach 14,000 with the group numbering 8500 churches and 960 missionaries. The council meets August 21 26 in Memorial Auditorium Dallas Texas. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lyle Cochran of North Clymer. Mrs Cochran is the former Laura Goodwill Janna. Mrs Stanley Roth of Harrisburg is elected head of the Pennsylvania Department of the American Gold Star Mothers replacing Victoria Stork of Pittsburgh.
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Springfield
Aes of God
Warren, McPherson
Eee Comal
Memorial Auditorium
Dallas
Tex
Assemblies of God
United States
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mir
Mia
Lyle Cochran
North Clymer
Cochran
Laura Goodwill
Heads Mothers
Pittsburgh
Stanley Roth
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of the American Gold Star Mothers
Victoria Stork
Two Teens Hospitalized From Tick Bite In Pennsylvania
Two unidentified students in Upper Merion Township are hospitalized with Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever after ticks from tall grass bit them. The infection is rare in Pennsylvania with about 10 cases last year and causes fever chills and muscle pains before treatment. Parents were advised to mow lawns and check pets for ticks.
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King OF Prussia, Pa
Andrew Ottavianni
Upper Merion
Pennsylvania
Ottaviani
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