Town Drama to Be Staged at Local High School
A juvenile delinquent named Dino will be the subject of a play staged in the high school auditorium Friday at 8 pm. Sponsored by seniors, it aims to become an annual event with class officers Edward McMahon Thomas Flowers Michael Vincent and Shirley Diemer. Tickets from seniors or at the door. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dino
Edward McMahon
Thomas Flowers
Michael Vincent
Shirley Diemer
Corry Area
Shard Dukes
Peggy Pain
Carol van Tassel
Crawfords Honored On 14th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Emile Crawford of Cambridge Springs hosted at their Dale Avenue home on Sunday to celebrate their son and his wife Lawrence Crawford and Norma Millett of Cambridge Springs on the couple s 14th wedding anniversary. Guests from Youngstown Ohio Conneaut Lake Corry Meadville and Cambridge Springs attended.
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Cambridge Springs
Crawford
Albert Millett
Edinboro
Garnet Woodring
Myra Sutter
Swayey
Meadville
Harry Tanner
Linda May
Corry
Laurene Crawford
Golden Agers Hear Erie Lawyer at YMCA Meeting
The Golden Agers club met at the YMCA with 55 attendees. Rev. Walter Thoms led singing and devotions, Elbert Bush ran the business session, and attorney Richard W. Scarplini of Erie spoke on "Enemies of Freedom." Birthdays in April were celebrated with cake and coffee served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Worry Area
YMCA
Walter Thoms
Columbus Community Church
Elbert Bush
L. J. Showers
Richard W. Scarplini
Erie
Ross Mead
Mae Hall
Hazel Eldred
Friendly Circle Holds Officer Election at Wallace Home
The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Community Church met at Ruth Wallace's home with 12 members. Officers elected were Fred Wallace president Bemis vice president Willey secretary Shampoe assistant secretary. The Bible contest was won by Shampoe's team and awards were given to Bemis and Bayle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clurch
Ruth Wallace
Fred Wallace
Max Bemis
Wilfred Wallace
Ronald Willey
Gordon Shampoe
Bridge Scores at YMCA Charity Game
Howell presided yesterday over the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge club charity event at the YMCA. The average score was 36 with top pairs including Mrs. F H Bartholmie of Union City and Mrs. Morgan Beverly at 45, Mrs J Fred Kibley and Mrs Ted Trést of Union City at 43, and John Blatt with Raymond Sandburg and Mrs Louis Morrow at 47. Mrs Frank Gratt is taking reservations for next week’s regular game.
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Howell
YMCA
F. H. Bartholmie
Union City
Morgan Beverly
J. Fred Kibley
Ted Trést
John Blatt
Raymond Sandburg
Louis Morrow
Frank Gratt
Area 4-H Club To Enter Float In Clymer Parade
Beaverdam 44 Club plans a float for the Clymer Thlip Festival on May 18 at Clymer. Chairman Robert Kirch leads the committee with Thomas Edwards Dennis Proctor Judy MacGregor Fred die Walsh Bonnie Proctor and Linda Miller. The club has earned honors in past parades and reports $135 in prize winnings for floats and exhibits.
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Beaverdam 44 Club
Clymer
Robert Kirch
Thomas Edwards
Dennis Proctor
Judy MacGregor
Freddie Walsh
Bonnie Proctor
Linda Miller
Corry
Wattsbury
Wattsburg
May meeting at Mrs. Billy Graday home
A fragment notes the May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Billy Graday, indicating a local gathering date and host without further context.
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Billy Graday
Post-Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs. D Dietsch
Postnuptial shower honoring Mrs Darrell Dietsch was given Sunday by Mrs Betty Dietsch of Erie and Mrs Peter Russell at Russell’s Snyder Circle home. About 20 guests played games with awards to Mrs P J Dietsch and Mrs Robert Wickwire. Christine Anderson won the special award. Hostesses served salad, rolls, decorated shower cake, tea, coffee, mints, and nuts. the bride received a mint green and white corsage and bridal gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Dietsch
Betty Dietsch
Erie
Peter Russell
Snyder Circle
P. J. Dietsch
Robert Wickwire
Christine Anderson
Corry High School class of 1948 plans social event
The Corry High School class of 1948 formed plans at the Ritz Restaurant for a social event before the annual alumni dinner and dance on June 5. Cochairmen Frank Prisina and Harley Reed announced a similar meeting next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Ritz and urged all interested class members to attend.
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CHS
Corry’ High School
Ritz
Frank Prisina
Harley Reed
Past Noble Grands Club Meets In IOOF Hall
Past Noble Grands Club met at the IOOF Hall with 15 members present. President Mrs Ronald Carter led a routine business session followed by games. Prizes went to Mrs Ora Loveland and Mrs Ira Wickwire, with Mrs Elof Dahl winning the door prize. Refreshments included apple pie, cheese and coffee served by Mrs Dorr Clark and Miss Ethel Mathews. Next meeting is scheduled for May 28.
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Aue Aevenan
Noble Grands Club
IOOF
Ronald Carter
Ora Loveland
Ira Wickwire
Elof Dahl
Dorr Clark
Ethel Mathews
Friendship Aid Members Enjoy Tureen Dinner
The Friendship Aid of the Eivan gelical United Brethren Church held a dinner and business session with sixteen members present led by President Gertrude Grover. Lynn Campbell gave devotions and Mrs Ruth Proctor led prayers. Members prepared items for the Quincy Home and Orphanage bazaar in June. The May 28 meeting will feature officer elections at an announced location.
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Friendship Ag
Eivangelical United Brethren Church
Gerttrude Grover
Lynn Campbell
Quincy
Ruth Proctor
Friendship Circle
Ottaways Host Hawaiian Luau at Sherman Home
The Ottaways entertained 16 friends Saturday evening at their Sherman home. Palm trees and Hawaiian attire set the island mood as food was cooked over individual open fires. Hawaiian games provided entertainment with prizes awarded to Mrs Mann, Mrs Spitzer, and Merle Babcock.
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Harry Ottaway
Sherman
James Mann
Donald Spitzer
Merle Babcock
Sonia’s Cigar Days Over In Juvenile Court
Judge C D Howell ruled after an investigation showing Sonia Ruth Everson smoked cigars provided by her father Chester Ryerson. The parents are divorced and Ryerson was ordered to stay away from Sonia.
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Pia
Sonia Ruth Everson
Sonia
C. D. Howell
Chester
Ryerson
St Edward’s hosts church party committee meeting
St Edward’s School hosted a planning meeting for a May 7 card party and fashion show at the Moose Club ballroom to benefit Mercy convent. Committee members including Mrs. Boestner and Mrs. Eaton discussed designs and preparations. tally committee meets April 3 at the school. Parish members are invited to join.
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St. Thomas the Apostle Church
St. Edward's School
George Boestner
William §. Eaton
Albert Ross
George Maloney
Edward Domines Sy
Lester Lewis
Moose Club
Bieter of Mercy
Uri
Qait
Anniversary Party Honors Frank Ferrys
A Columbus home celebration honored Frank Ferry and his wife on their 25th wedding anniversary. Their daughter Mrs. James Clark of Elyria Ohio and Miss Karen Ferry hosted with Miss Christine Anderson assisting. Eighteen guests enjoyed decorated cake, ice cream, nuts, mints, and coffee as tables reflected the silver anniversary.
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St Creewuest
Frank Ferry
James Clark
Elyria
Ohio
Karen Ferry
Columbus
Christine Anderson
Paul Smiths And Infant Son Feted With Shower
Paul Smiths and his infant son Barton Thomas were the surprise guests of a stork shower hosted by Mrs. G. T. Bersman and Mrs. Thomas Reed at the Smith home on Com elway road. Attending were Rev and Mrs. Lynn Bergman of East Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reed of Erie, and several Bear Lake residents, including Mrs. Thomas Reed and Mrs. Thomas E. Reed.
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Paul Smith
Barton Thomas
G. T. Bersman
Thomas Reed
Bear Lake
Smith
Comelway Road
Lynn Bergman
East Aurora
N. Y
Harvey Reed
Erie
Thomas E. Reed
Clifford Aiksens Jr
Clymer
Mertie
Bowling Party for EUB Berean Class at Bowl Aire
The Evangelical United Brethren Berean Class enjoyed a bowling party Saturday at Bowl Aire. Afterward they met in the church parlors where president Homer White led a brief business meeting and Richard Shannon led devotions. Nancy Rigby’s committee served chips pretzels and drinks before adjournment. A husbands and wives softball game is planned for May 21.
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suAi
Evanelical United Brethren Church
Bowl‘Aire
Homer White
Richard Shannon
Nancy Rigby
Congress Blackjacked By Postal Leaders
Washington AP report shows House Republicans accusing postal officials of pressuring Congress to grant more funds with threats to cut mail service. Sen Pastore suggests lowering trucks and staff, while Senate members doubt restoring over 100 million dollars in postal cuts. Post Office warns of service curtailment including potential Saturday deliveries. A separate note mentions a social evening with gifts for a baby.
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Washington
House
Charles A. Hal- Teck
Congress
John O. Pastore
DRI
J. Edward Day
Pastore
A. Willis Robertson
D.va
Richard Emerson
Cancer Drive Under Way in French Creek Town
Mrs E K Star chairs the cancer drive for French Creek with a goal of 180 dollars as town volunteers and local residents pitch in. The item lists numerous residents visiting relatives, trips to Washington and North East, family gatherings, and school seniors headed to Washington for a trip.
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French Creek
E. K.staret
Sibley Wright
Helen Wright
Salvadore Elis
Sons of
Jamestown Flat
Wilford Wallace
Pearl Bemis
Max
Richard Alcorn
Washington, D.C
Gail Alcorn
Leon Randall
Erie
Walter DeShazer
Timothy John
Joi Zajous
Janice Evans
Muddy Bible Institute
Chicago
FL Glen Evans
Fred Wallace
Marion Nellis
Eleanor Wallace
Melvin Messenger
Corry
North East
Charles Pettengil
Albert Cass
Harborcreek
Marjorie Hayes
Guy Hayes
Clymer Central School
Sharon Hayes
Margaret Welch
John Grden Jr
Robert Wynn
Linda Nellis
Leonard Blake
Buffalo
Helen Rowse
Audrey Rouse
Norfolk
David Eaton
Kathy
James Halen
Frank Hulett
Max Bemis
Deborah
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Lafe Willey
Barbercreek
Florida
Donald Willey
Clifford Aikens Sr
Clifford Aikens
Judge Awards Damages Over Leg Disfigurement Case
High Court Judge Sir Richard Elwes praised the woman’s appearance while awarding Vivian Pettit 1,984 pounds in damages after a scooter crash left a scar and a bowed leg. He lamented the disfigurement a young woman must worry about and said a girl is entitled to feel unhappy about having lovely legs.
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High
Richard Elwes
Vivian Pettit
Wely Lees
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D. Dietsch
Past Noble Grands
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Luau
Myself
Corry Savings
North Center Street
St. Edward’s
Frank Ferrys
Paul Smiths
EUB Berean
IBC
Peach Street
Erie Thruway
IBC Homes
Dacron
Evans
Pall Warnsmus
Jamestown
Vernon Humphrey
Wills
Frank Picone
Glen Mullens
Nobleton
Fla
Vee Boozel
Cedarville College
Julia Boozel
Sons
George Glavis
Philip. Grayimk
Ronald Rhodes
North Clymer
Ronald Whitney
Findley Lake
Bill Craday
James Maynard
Metro
Maer
Cou 4 Coushie
Glen Ford
Shirley Jones
Stella Stevens
Dina Merrill
Roberta Sherwood
Ronny Howard
Si Doe
Siena
Inistine
ATLAN
Samir
Little Red Riding Hood
Pappy
Fom Channel 12
Eric Will
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