Orry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Hosts First District Meeting
Miss Opel Ford returns to Sanford after weekend visit with relatives in Warren. Mrs. Paul Mazer travels with Presbyterian delegation to Titusville for the Presbyterial meeting. Corry hosts first Northwest District Hospital Auxiliaries meeting with 115 members at Elks Club. Mayor Kinley welcomes guests and presents city keys as district officers are elected. A luncheon followed by tours, music by Corry Area High School ensemble, and a hypnosis talk by Dr. E H Harmon conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opel Ford
Santana
Fla
W. F. LaPaze
South Center Street
Paul Mazer
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church USA
First Presbyterian Church
Titusville
Andrew Christensen
Mead Avenue
Peter Christensen
John of
Columbus
Warren
Johanne Nelson
Glenn Gates
Blk Street
California
Pat Harmon
Busanche
San Dimas
Gates
George Coburn
Torrance
Ellergy Aroma 11
Bestowes
Northwest
Paat
Foradora
Elizsbeth Rogers
Needham
Raleigh VanTussel
Earl Hareht
C. A. Hmstrom
James Sinare
Lester Danner
Harold Cart
Robert Curtis
Cochairman
Glenn
Palmer
James Sullivan
Alexander
Fred Kinley
Corry
Kinley
L. Yingling
DuBois
Ray Connor
Ellwood City
Alton Shadt
Greenville
Norman
P. Mortenson
Kenneth Wolfe
Franklin
Bertil Peterson
M. Jaquish
Gilbert H. Diehl
W. M. Leffingwell
Sharpsville
Yingling
Paul Dart
George F. Winters
New Castle
Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
Chuir
F. William Chirlousie
Irvin Downs
Corry Area
H. Lynn Rice
Marlene McIntyre
Thomas Mowrey
Karolyn Lindsey
Sally Chase
Susan Kinley
Janet Taylor
Mary Flowers
Mary Ann Cosma
Joan Drobnesk
Janet Engle
James Aquilino
Ernest Vanssens
David Hillstrom
Jerry Raymond
Joel Lloyd
Stuart Ball
Dennis Hyer
Lonnie Douglas
Terry Carroll
John Mowrey
E. H. Harmon
Fon Doleski
Officers Installed By VFW Auxiliary
The VFW Auxiliary held a regular meeting at the post home with Mrs. Alfred Cone in charge as officers were installed. A Northwest County Council meeting was announced for May 4 in Old City, a donation voted for the Scotland School Student Activity and Television fund, and plans made for VFW Poppy Day May 16 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Alfred Cone
Northwest County Council
Old City
Scothand School
James Keppel
Alma Slagle
Roger Grape
William Roehrig
Jenior
Alma Dingfelder
Cheplain
Hazel Shuss
Clyde Reynolds
Harold Schaefer
Maurice Porter
Eva Arnold
Helen Porter
Stanley Malek
Peter Glavis
Charles VanTassel
Julia Zepka
Grace Blymiller
Dora B. Daye
Schaefer
Muy Sth
College Women's Club Meeting On Interior Decorating
The April meeting of the College Women's Club is set for Monday evening April 28 at 8 oclock in the YMCA. Albert Wellman of the Wellan Brothers Jamestown Sample Furniture Corp will speak on interior decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women's Club
YMCA
Albert Wellman
Wellan Brothers Jamestown Sample Furniture Corporation
Business and Professional Women Meet for Tureen Dinner
The Business and Professional Women plan a 6:30 PM Monday tureen dinner at president Mrs Charles Thompson’s Maple Avenue home. A good attendance is urged as officers will be nominated during the business session. Plans for upcoming meetings in Reading and Harrisburg also to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Thompson
Maple Avenue
Reading
Harrisburg
Two Newborns Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert V Legters of Clymen this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter followed shortly after to Mr and Mrs Donald Upperman of 808 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. V. Legters
Clymen
Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Upperman
Main Street
1957 Youth Ambassador To Visit Clymer PTA
The Clymer Central School Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school Monday at 8 PM. An officers installation is planned, and the program will feature the 1967 Youth Ambassador to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Pta
Clymer Central School
Parent-Teacher Association
Europe
Past Grand Regents Honored At Catholic Daughters Dinner
A dinner and program honored Court No. 88 Past Grand Regents of Catholic Daughters. Toastmistress Agnes Lymph led remarks as sunburst pins with colored shields were presented to Mrs. Leo Hoylen, Mrs. C. TM. Andareon, Mrs. J. F. Needham, Mrs. James Wharton, Mrs. Leo Hooks, and Mrs. Leo Rhynard. Remarks followed from Grand Regent Mrs. John Hornick and Rev. Francis Graves. Letters from national and district leaders were read, and entertainment featured Mary Ellen and Kathy J. Downey. A style show highlighted hats spanning 100 years, with fashion pieces loaned by Mrs. Beatrice Stewart and support from local merchants. Members were asked to send cards to hospitalized members, and future events including venting practice and various clubs were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Catholic Doughland
Agnes Lymph
Leo Hoylen
C. ™. Andareon
Mary Ellen
Kathy J. Downey
Kathy
King
Beatrice Stewart
P. C. Ghapin and Son State
Hazel Morrell
Irvine by E. F. Pain
Mr Irvine who served the Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc in many ways for over 25 years is spending a few days in the city en route to his new home in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
E. F. Pain
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
California
Sam J Irvine Retired Feted At Aero Supply Dinner
Sam J Irvine retiree and chainman emeritus of Aero Supply Mfg Co was honored at a dinner at Hotel Corry attended by about eighty current and former Agfa personnel. The event featured a live tribute with Harold Drags as toastmaster and a recap of Irvine’s career from 1927 with National Steel Products to Corry where he rose to VP GM director and president before becoming chairman in 1954. Various attendees including former officers and visiting executives shared reminiscences and urged travel to Londres and Quebec landmarks. The April committee organized the function with many volunteers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Cragg
Sam J. Irvine
Corry
Harry Hickle
Aero Supply
C. G. Riggs
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Hotel Corry
Agfa
Aow
Harold G. Drags
National Steel Products
Dayton
Unl
Londres
St. Anne DuBesupre
Quebec
Edward Pass
F. William Chiricuzio
John Lutz
Louis Lite
Morrison
Mary Sears
Cleve Morton
George Mulderick
Donald Nantes
Frank Ostberg
James Peterson
Lynch
Irvine Retires as Company Director After Shared Aircraft Career
Irvine resigns as president in 1956 and as chairman in 1957 for health reasons, continues as director until April 22, 1968 when he retires. He is now chairman emeritus. Remarks by Clyde Brenneman and E F Pam honor his service. Messages from Leo Strauss and community leaders join testimonials as guests praise his impact on the aircraft industry. The gathering ends with a toast to Irvine and the group sings Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock- Nalders
Clyde Brenneman
Stewart Long
E. F. Pam
Trvine
Aircmft
G. E. Wurm
Leo Strauss
T. ‘Beith
J. Fred Kinley
L. E. Graham
E. W. Feldt
Raymond Mig. Co
Mr. Irvine
Grey 8
Rider
Beverly Hills
Calif
West Coast
Aero
L. M. Kowalsk
J. A. Stamm
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Bethpage
N. Y
Aero Supply
Francis Slattery
Paul Dwyer
Irvine
Anna Shields
Betty Pratt
Mby
Robert Sanders
East Branch Grange Hosts Visitation Meeting
East Branch Grange welcomed seventy three Grangers and eight guests from Diamond Exdred Warren Broken straw Columbus New London Spartansburg and Steuben Granges for a visitation session led by Marc Wright. William Brooks led the program with Sharon Gray Judy Messenger Wilda Brooks and a brief East Branch history sketch. A humorous skit and a Warren County Historical Society presentation on the county's early history were featured. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Burleigh preceded cookies cake and jello. The next visitation is set for May 8 at Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch Grange
Diamond
Exdred
Warren
Brokenstraw
Columbus
New London
Spartansburg
Steuben
East Branch
Marc Wright
William Brooks
Sharon Gray
Judy Messenger
Wilda Brooks
Howard Burleigh
East_ Branch Grange
James Ramsey
Robert Israel
Warren County Historical Society
Aone
Burleigh
Farmington
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Elmer Sharer at East Frederick
Thirteen members and two guests of the Birthday Club were entertained by Misses Lou and Hazel Merker at their East Frederick street home. Guests included Mrs Nevin Dickson and Mrs Andrew Phillips from Meadville. The group celebrated Mrs Elmer Sharer's birthday with a gift from the club. Lunch followed with salad, rolls, Hollywood dessert, tea and coffee. Mrs A V Cochran will host next in May at her East Frederick street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
Elmer Sharar
Birthday’ Club
Lou
Hazel Merker
Heir
East Frederick Street
Nevin Dickson
Andrew Phillips
Meadville
Elmer Sharer
Hollywood
A. V. Cochran
Mrs Warner Hosts Friendship Club Meeting At Best Main
The Friendship Club met at Mrs Bertha Warner's home at 730 Best Main. President Mrs Charles Mulligan led the opening prayer with ten members and four child visitors. Prizes went to Mrs Roy Swart, Sirs Gene Powers and Mrs Joseph Tomehick of Wattsburg. A luncheon followed. next gathering set for May 22 with Mrs C A Lawson on West Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Friendship Club
Bertha Warner
Best Main Street
Charles Mulligan
Roy Swart
Mrs George Gould Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs George Gould entertained at her East Smith Street home last evening for the members of her bridge club and four guests. Three tables of cards were in play with prizes won by Mrs By Bruce Summerville, Mrs H Martin Keppel and Mrs Buesink. Mrs Joseph Furst received the traveling prize. A lunch was served before adjournment to meet May 5 at Wright Street with Mrs Jobo Mohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idge Club
George Gould
East Smith Street
Bridge Club
M. S. Gould
Ellwood City
Clifford Bussink
James Hileman
John Brown
Bruce Summerville
H. Martin Keppel
Buesink
Joseph Furst
Jobo Mohr
Wright Street
Neighborhood Club Meeting at Mrs Shreve Home
The Essex street home of Mr. Lyle Shreve hosted a Neighborhood Club meeting with nine members and two guests, Miss Bertin Darwin and Miss Florence Culver. Prizes went to Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs Jasper Drake, and Mrs Edna Williams for games. Clark had a birthday celebrated with a gift from her secret sister. A lunch of sandwiches, jello, and gingerbread with whipped cream followed. Mrs William Huenel of 276 West Frederick Street will entertain next, date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huenel
West
Frederick Street
Marines Offer Reenlistment To Paroled Convict Giles
Marine Corps will consider immediate reenlistment for George T. Giles a 39 year old convict paroled from a 10 to 20 year sentence after a hearing with the State Pardons Board Giles was involved in the 1955 rifle slaying of Robert Rado in a tavern near Ligonier Giles World War I veteran with two Purple Hearts claimed self defense saying Rado threatened him Spanish nobleman Juan Claudio Guell y Churruca dies at 61 a wealthy Spanish count and friend of Don Juan de Bourbon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpunun Wi
J. P. Riseley
Marine Corps
Westmoreland County
State Pardons Board
George T. Giles
Robert Rado
Pittsburgh
Riseley
Giles
Rado
Route
Ligonier
Paris
Juan Claudio Guell Y Churruca
San Pedro de Ruisenada
Don Juan de Bourbon
Spain
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Towler Awakening
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Civil Defense
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Carload
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