Publicity Meeting Reminders and Alumni Search Notes
Tells Us County invites Columbus volunteers to a Warren County Auxiliaries gathering at the firehall Columbus at 7 PM. Delegates to the President's Conference in Washington return, with Miss Jeanette Goodrich joining. Other items include Corry-Ettes recruitment, Class of 1955 alumni search, and Missions Conference speakers featuring John Mallory Rev James Lentz Rev William Anderson and Rev Paul Ellenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Veronica) Savko
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Warren County
Columbus
Marjorie Tarbell
John Evanko
William S. Waton
Washington
Jeanette Goodrich
Union City
Tarbell
Evanko
Corry
New Jersey
Pleasant Mount
Zenas
Gloria) Bean
Baton
Stephanie
Amy
Christopher
Evangelical United Methodist Church
John Mallory
Mallory
Arita
Nigeria
Sierra Leone
James Lentz
World Gospel Mission
William Anderson
Mozambique
Paul Ellenberger
West Africa
Double Ring Nuptials Linked Dolores Jewell and Ronald Manross
Dolores M Jewell of Corry and Ronald D Manross of Corry wed in a Youngsville ceremony at Saron Lutheran Church with Rev Raymond Forstrom officiating. The bride wore a four length apricot gown, cloak and pearls, with a matching headpiece and veil. The groom is proprietor ofrons Auto Body, and the couple will reside in Corry after a reception at the Fairmont Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores M. Jewell
R.D
Corry
Ronald D. Manross
Raymond Forstrom
Saron Lutheran Church
Youngsville
Arthur Alexander
R.D. 1
Columbus
Ike
Mary Lawrence
Robert Grady
Mr. Manross
Fairmont Hotel
Hare Creek
Ron
Spring Creek
Open House To Honor Mr and Mrs Weston Taylor
An open house and reception will honor Mr and Mrs Weston Taylor of Bear Lake on their 40th wedding anniversary. It will run 2 to 5 p m at Bear Lake United Methodist Church, hosted by their children Harold Hosier Arden Taylor Roger Woodin Richard Burton and Ronald Barnett with spouses. The couple married May 1 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Marge) Taylor
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Bear Lake United Methodist Church
Harold
Barbara) Hosier
Arden
Diane) Taylor
Roger
Sandra) Woodin
Richard
Janet
Burton
Ronald
Karen) Barnett
Taylor
Clymer Tulip Festival Princess To Be Crowned
Miss Kim Upperman will be crowned Tulip Festival Princess at the 22nd annual kickoff dinner. The event, May 1 at 7 15 pm in Clymer Central School Cafeteria, invites the public to wear Dutch dress and bring a picnic. Princess chair Shirley Gravink oversees the coronation. Vickie Dunnewold and Miss Kerry Jo Bensink also participate. Klompen Dancers perform. festival chairmen will present May 16 and 17 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Upperman
Norman Upperman
Clymer
Clymer Central School
Shirley Gravink
Vickie Dunnewold
William Dunnewold
Kerry Jo Bensink
Gerry Bensink
Vincent Bensil
Nancy Buhl
Nancy White
Brenda Powles
Jeanne Truesdall
Nancy Westerburg
Noreen Davis
Celia Legters
Spring Dance to Benefit Corry Children’s Council
A spring dance to aid the Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children is set for Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Elks Lodge on North Center Street. Tickets are 5 per couple or 3 for a stag, with proceeds supporting the council and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Charles
Judy) Brockman
Jack
Nancy) Brigham
Kay Simmons
James
Phyllis) Maloney
Linda Sprovers
Tom
Pat) Vogler
Ronald
Leona} Rairie
Harold
Bonnie] Messenger
Joan Harvey
Frank
Kay) Gerzina
Lynn Stancil
Corry
Concord Cub Scouts Plan Projects For Pack 180
Concord School’s Pack 180 meets Monday led by cubmaster Clif ford Lawson. Fifteen attend, badges awarded, and plans outlined for Meadville Scout-O-Rama May 17 and summer events. Invitations extended to Elgin Beaverdam and Corry parades. decision pending. Next meeting May 10 at Clifford and Helen Lawson’s home to prep for the Crawford County Fairgrounds scout show. Weather permitting, large turnout urged including Webelos and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Clifford Lawson
Meadville
Scott Carlson
Kevin McEldowney
Bobcat
Mark Carlson
Wolf
Tom Morse
Elgin- Beaverdam
Corry
Lotta Clifford
Helen Lawson
East South Street
Crawford County Fairgrounds
Webelos
Bridal Luncheon Honors Miss Patty Burrows in Spartansburg
A luncheon and bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Sonny Brown and Mrs. Ronald Burrows in Spartansburg honored Miss Patty Burrows, bride-elect of Jack Thaler. Twenty six guests from Corry Elgin Columbus Erie and Spartansburg area attended. Patty Burrows received many gifts and will wed this coming Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Joanne) Brown
Spartansburg
Patty Burrows
Jack Thaler
Brown
Ronald
Karen) Burrows
Corry
Elgin
Columbus
Erie
Burrows
Thaler
Corry Bridge Club Reports Howell Winners at YMCA
VeSE members and guests enjoyed a four table Howell session at the YMCA with top scores led by Mrs Vee Lindsey and Mrs Paul Stroup. Union City pairings dominated several prizes while next week's regular game is set for Tuesday at 1 pm and reservations are welcome. Dr Milton S Eisenhower, former Penn State president, will receive Honorary Alumnus status on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Howell
YMCA
Vee Lindsey
Paul Stroup
George Michael
Elton Wolf
Union City
James Cole
Arthur Hansen
Robert Davidson
Richard Muckinhaupt
Lloyd Stowe
Alumnus State College, Paa
Milton S. Eisenhower
Baltimore
Penn State University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha McMichael
Birdie
Corry-Ettes
Lorraine Powell
Virginia Whitling
Corry Area High School
Shirley Baumgarten
Laurel Briggs
David Fairchild
Eugenia Filegar
Jerry Green
Mike Gross
Jack Merritt
Steve Romanoski
Pete Russell
John Shields
Dolores Jewell
Youngsville Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
St. Elizabeth Parish Center
St.Thomas the Apostle Church
May Hospitality Committee
Ann Baressi
Helen Bachomer
Cochairman
Margaret Baker
Margaret Burrows
Helen Haight
Albert Einstein
W. Taylor
Clymer Tulip Festival
Miss Kirn Upperman
Elks Lodge
Tom Vogler
Charles Brockman
McMichael
Concord Cub Scouts
U.S
New York
Medical World News
Vese
Barb’s Sewing Basket
North Center Street
Clymer, N.Y
Weo
Smith Street Plaza
Playtex
Richard's
Livi
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