National Coin Week Displays and Local Events
National Coin Week was marked locally with displays from April 20 to 26 at the National Bank of Corry Citizens Corry Office Marine National Bank and other downtown sites. Robert Wank of the Corry Coin Club is pictured with part of the display at the National Bank. Other locals mentioned include Mrs Albert Wotus Mrs Robert Wotus and Mrs Walter Wotus. Mrs Milton McCray left Saturday for Westfir Oregon after a two week visit with Cyde D McCray in Columbus. She also visited Miss Marion Rowley. Ray Burrows of Elgin hosted a dinner at Venture Inn for his fiancée Bernice Rydgren and others. the couple set July as their wedding month. Columbus Alumni Association planned their annual banquet for June 7 at 7 pm in Columbus Elementary School cafe with a square dance to follow. Reservations by June 2 needed via local contacts. The remainder notes a Columbus event and a cosmetics line update aimed at teenagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton McCray
Westfir
Oregon
Cyde D. McCray
Columbus
Bernice Rydgren
Ray Burrows
Elgin
Venture Inn
the Rydgren
Warren
Rydgen
Earl Messinger
Columbus Alumni Association
Merle Dodd
Lyle Thompson
Edith Miller
Donald O ' Chase
Norberta Kane
Norbert Bachemer
Jaquiths Return From Western Vacation to Columbus Home
Birdie Tells Us notes Harold and Fredna Jaquith resumed life at 70 West Main Street Columbus after a three week trip to Tucson Arizona and western stops. En route they visited cousins Mrs Crooks and son David a Shephard Air Force Base overseer who toured the base with Harold. They then continued to Arizona before concluding the vacation. Grace Darling of 303 Mead Avenue departed for several days visiting friends in Warren staying at Penn Laurel Motel. Birdie Tells Us also mentions planning details led by Mrs Fer ro chairman and Mrs William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Redna) Jaquith
West Main Street
Columbus
Tucson
Ariz
West
Crooks
David
Shephard Air Force Base
Texas
Fredna
Arizona
Grace Darling
Mead Avenue
Warren
Grace
Penn Laurel
Cub Scouts Pet Parade in City Park
A Saturday pet parade by Cub Scouts and Webelos from Concord School took place in City Park. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trott and Mrs. Donald Shreffler with multiple entries praised by Webelos leader William Kusaj, who handed out awards. Den mothers Mrs. Paul Clark, Mrs. Allen Grant, and Mrs. Sam Barbalaci assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub ‘Scouts
Webelos
Concord School
Cub Scouts
City Park
Aiean
Robert Trott
Donald Shreffler
John Oesch
William Kusaj
Paul Clark
Allen Grant
Sam Barbalaci
Victor Orn
Rusty Kusaj
Marty Hollabaugh
Mike Miller
Joe Oesch
Dori Clark
Tony Barbalaci
Gary Shreffler
Tom Wojciechowski
Stephen Toy
McMichael
Betty De Golier Speaks At Bible Club Rally
Betty De Golier, former Bible Club missionary now with African Inland Mission, was the special speaker at the annual Bible Club rally at United Methodist Church. Awards honored Shelly Miller Darlene Miller Kay Miller and others for Bible verse memorization and music support by Joanne Harvey and Rev Endsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty de Golier
Bible Club
United Methodist Church
Harry Hickle
Judy Messinger
Virgil Endsley
Robert Wells
Ken Jones
Sarah Mather
Walter Gilliland
Genlese Coleman
Kay Miller
Shelly Miller
Darlene Miller
Joanne Dorschel
Darlene
Suzannne Endsley
Roy Stevenson
Joanne Harvey
Miss Carol Cole Receives Degree In Psychology
Miss Carol Ann Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Cole of 1249 North Center Street graduated Sunday from the University of Pittsburgh with a bachelor of science degree in psychology. The commencement at 2 p.m. in Civic Arena featured remarks by astronaut Frank Borman who received a honorary Doctor of Engineering degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Cole
Carol Ann Cole
John J. Cole
North Center Street
University of Pittsburgh At Pittsburgh
Civic Arena
Pittsburgh
Cole
Mary Balog
Corry
Frank Borman
Miss Cole
Birth of Shane Anthony Klick in Fairbanks Alaska
A son, Shane Anthony, was born on April 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Alec Klick of Fairbanks Alaska. Mrs. Klick is the former Audrey Triscuit. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merle Triscuit of A.D. 1, and the paternal grandfather is Anthony Klick of Lowville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane Anthony
Alec Klick
Fairbanks
Alaska
Klick
Audrey Triscuit
Merle Triscuit
A.D. 1
Anthony Klick
Lowville
Miss Sue Consolo Weds David Chelootz in Clymer
Announcement lists Miss Sue Consolo daughter of Ronald and Mrs Scalise of Columbus and David Chelootz son of Pam Chelootz. The couple married April 19 in Clymer and reside at 40 Snyder Circle. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Gary Laxman. Weather line notes snow blocked roads and hindered cloud seeding export plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Consolo
David Chelootz
Miss Consolo
Ronald Scalise
Columbus
Mr. Chelootz
Pam, Cheloots
West
Washington Street
Clymer
Gary Laxman
Snyder Circle
Flood recede eases Quad Cities flood burdens
The Mississippi River crest eased in the Quad Cities area as floodwaters receded after preflood work. Sightseers disrupted civil defense and National Guard patrols along Iowa riverfront while officials urged restraint to avoid traffic hazards and dike risks. The Quad Cities span Davenport Bettendorf Rock Island Moline and East Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Quad City
Illinois
Iowa
Burlington
Keokull
Towa
Davenport
Quad Cities
Bettendorf
Rock Island
Moline
East Moline
Ilinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Bank of Corry
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Robert Wank
The
Corry Coin Club
National Bank
Albert Wotus
Robert Wotus
Walter Wotus
Marion Rowley
Pitts
Society Editor
Donald Chase
Burgh
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Wesley Willis
Birdie
Ferro
William
Deugh
Meadow Brook
Al’s Dairy Bar
Connie’s Supermarket
Geniese Coleman
Christine Merritt
Evangelical United Methodist Club
Beaverdam
Gary Funk
Jerry Miller
Debbie Mosher
Joan Wells
LaVonne Edwards
Cindy Walker
Pinedale
Wyo
Wind River Mountains
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