Readers Christmas Party at Mrs Phillips Home
Fifteen members of the Readers Club met at Ms. W. E. Phillips 39 West Congress Street for their annual Christmas meeting. Luncheon followed with decorations and a program led by Miss Ida Ohrn featuring Scripture readings and Christmas poems. A gift exchange ended the pleasant afternoon. Also notes of local visits by Lt. Jack Blatt, Mrs. Jessie Mason Jett, Howard VanKeuren, and Cpl. Donald Lines with family and duty updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readers Club
W. E. Phillips
West
Congress Street
F. B. ‘Sullivan
Ida Ohrn
Christ
Miah
Tsaizh
Howard ‘Stoll
J. Robbins
Lena, Mather
Bertha Stockton
Robbins
Jack Blatt
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
John A. Blatt
West Smith Street
Camp Pickett, Ya
Jessie Mason Jett
Erie
Miemi
Marie B. Kasmaier
Howard VanKeuren
Dayton
McCray Anniversary Open House Planned
Mr and Mrs Clayton McCray of RD 3 host an open house Sunday to observe their wooden wedding anniversary on December 2. The event runs 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 10 pm at their home, invites friends relatives and neighbors. The gathering is hosted by Kenneth McCray Mrs Fred Lindstrom and Mrs James Shaver. The couple married December 23 1903 in Spartansburg by Rev J A Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton McCray
RD. 3
Kenneth McCray
Fred Lindstrom
James Shaver
McCray
Spartansburg
J.4. Lyons
Methodist Church
Miss Norma Albaugh and Donald Pike wed in Clymer ceremony
Miss Norma Albaugh daughter of Mrs Nellie Albaugh and Donald Pike son of Mrs Grace Pike were married Saturday evening at Gat elock at Clymer. Rev Benjamin Hoffman officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue street length dress with a floral corsage. Attendant Miss Stella Darnoall wore a similar dress with a yellow corsage. Best man was Devi Meddock of Clarendon. A small reception followed at the bride's mother's home. The couple reside at 1164 Third Avenue. The bride is a Corry High School graduate and employed at Raymond Mix Co. Mr. Pike attended local schools and works at Aero Supply Mtg.
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Norma Albaugh
Norm Albaugh
Nellie Albaugh
Snyter Circle
Donald Pike
Grace Pike
Damestown
Gatelock
Clymer
Benjamin , Hoffman
Arbagh
Stella Darnoall
Meddock of
Clarendon
Pike
Third Avenue
Corry
Raymond Mix. Co
Aero Supply Mtg
Tne
Rev Bradley Lines Speaks At Spring Creek PTA
The Spring Creek Township Parent-Teacher Association met at West Spring Creek School with Rev. Bradley Lines as featured speaker. He spoke on Jesus birth and Bethlehem, to an audience of 27. Mrs. Denzel Phillips chaired in the president’s absence. The group sang carols and enjoyed a lunch of jello, cookies, and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for January 01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Lines
Spring Creek Pta
Spring Creek Township
Parent-Teacher Association
West Spring Creek
Brad-ley Lines
Jesus
Bethlehem
Denzel Phillips
St Pauls Altar Guild Elects New Officers
The St Pauls Altar Guild elected officers last evening with Mrs Robert Clark as president, Mrs David Depew as vice president, Mrs Clarence Kirch as secretary, and Mrs Raymond Cathers as treasurer. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Dorr y Clark on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Altar Guild
Robert Clark
David Depew
Clarence Kirch
Raymond Cathers
Cathers
Wayne Street
Richard Potter
Clark
Guy Stafford
Local births listed for Corry area families
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Gorry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lester Phelps of Clymer. A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Bracken of 898 North Center Street. A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymon Seastead of 310 West Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry Memorial Hospital
Lester Phelps
Clymer
Charles Bracken
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymon Seastead
West Church Street
Combined Circles Holiday Program At First Methodist
WSCS and Women of Christian Service held a holiday program last evening at the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Howard Rehnberg led devotions and read a poem The Christ Child. Barbara Roberts sang There’s a Song In The Air with music by Mrs. James Wells. A Christmas talk by Mrs. Charles Correll followed, with Roberts on background. A kitchen shower was planned for January 1 to support the church kitchen. Lunch of salad tea and coffee was served by several women, with decorations arranged at the refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Howard Rehnberg
Barbara Robarts
James Wells
Donald Dingle
Froeetlne
Damiary
Charles Correll
Mrs. E. H. Harmon Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs. E. H. Harmon entertained her Contract Bridge Club after a luncheon at the Hotel Sorry. Christmas ornaments decorated the table and members exchanged gifts. Prizes went to Mrs. J. H. Heerlein and Mrs. W. Bracken. Mrs. J. T. Gillette to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Club
E. H. Harmon
E. H. Hermon
J. H. Heerlein
W. Bracken
J.T. Gillette
Former Corry Resident Married In Germany
David Kaynor son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Kaynor 303 Lafayette Jamestown former residents of Corry wed Miss Margret Enob loch Landsberg Germany The ceremony December 26 at Landsberg Servicemen s Club Catholic priest officiated in presence of about 25 guests Sgt and Mrs Kaynor expect to return to the United States in January at 305 Lafayette Bat Kaynor attended St Edward s School and enlisted in the Air Force in November 1948 Stationed with the 7413th Air Base Squadron at Landsberg Germany since January 1950
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kaynor
Lawrence E. Kaynor
Lafayette Street
Jamestown
Margret
Landshere
Germany
Landsberg
Sgt
Raynor
United States
Iato
Bat Baynor
St. Edward's School
Air Force
7413Th Air
BPW Christmas Party Brings Members Together
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its Christmas party at TOOF Walls last evening with decorated tables and a ham dinner. An exchange of gifts occurred and a brief business meeting followed, where the group agreed to purchase health bands and present a Salvation Army gift, and assist with the Christmas seal drive. January 16 is the next meeting date with Miss Lilian Murray in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Business and Professionaal Women's Club
Toof Wall Tas
F. Beall
Mary Sears
Harry Wwerker
Blanche Beall
Dininer
Salvation Army
Lilian Murray
Columbus Grange plans fundraisers and holiday events
Columbus Grange reported about 12 dollars from last night’s harvest sale auctioneered by Michael Savko. Master Paul Suehar Jy presided. Annette Curtis and Mrs DeForest Bindley were named to organize January activities and a variety show to raise funds. Plans for a caroling party before Christmas were made by Rev B T Lines Leona Volk and Mrs Miller. The Christmas party with gift exchange is set for December 28 with Annette Curtis leading games and assisted by Arthur Ayling and David Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Michael Savko Servd
Paul Suehar Jy
Annette Curtis
Kiwanis Club hears speaker on plant diseases rust control
Kiwanis Club guest John Campbell from the State Department spoke on plant diseases and barberry rust affecting grain states. He noted federal and state efforts, showed eradication methods, and was introduced by program chairman Charles Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
John Campbell
State Agriculture Department
State Coffee
Hotel Corry
Charles Graham
Campbell
Coral
Lynn Rice
Gear
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Ott
Istrom
Tate
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Blatt Bros Rex Theatre
Ger Bros
Doris Day
Howard EL
Emonar
Technicom
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George Sprovers
Powell
Center St
Nel Blake
RCA Victory
Craig
Stoat Sbiony
Talbot
The
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Hiner
Preston Somalith
Davis
Paul Suchar Jr
Bingley
Artis
Paul Suchar Sr
D. P. Trisket
Cady & Collier
SRE
Bee
F.C. Chapin & Son
ARMY
Washington, Pa
International Council of Christian Churches
Portia Howe
North Korea
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Korea
Japan
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Richard Tenneson
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