Socially Highlights as Friends Return for Holiday Visits
David Anderson returns home from St Bonaventure University to spend holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Ladyrence Anderson at 448 East Main. Hurron Franz of New York arrives to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Leo Fring on East Bond Street. Mrs Ben Ziegler visits from Glendale California to see sister Mrs John Lloyd after 30 years apart. Mr and Mrs Ben Ochihatten depart for Berton Harbor Michigan after week with Herbert Carroll family. Opal Lynch and Clint Smith return from Wilmington California to visit family in Spartansburg. Harry Paulson and wife fly from Erie to Panama Canal Zone for two months vacation with Cassius Paulson family.
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David Anderson
St. Bonaventure University
Ladyrence Anderson
East Main Street
Ben Ochihatten
Berton Harbor
Mich
Herbert Carroll
Delaware Street
Opal Lynch
Maple Avenue
Clint Smith
Spartansburg
Wilmington
Calif
Harold Thompson
Harry Paulson
Wayne Street
Erie
Panama Canal Zone
Cassius Paulson
Citizens Bank Staff Enjoys Yule Affair
Citizens Bank staff and directors plus wives held a Christmas party Saturday in the Hotel Corry ballroom. About 40 attendees shared a 7:40 dinner of filet mignon with a cocktail hour, while Keppel Tiffany played organ music. Gifts were given to all employees, and the evening featured group singing, dancing, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citiens National Bank
Corry
Keppel Tiffany
Bank
James L. Allyn
Walter Sweet
Ruth Anderson
Ted May
Sue Vincent
Christmas Party For Corry Grange Draws Local Members
A Corry Grange No. 85 Christmas party last evening brought together members of Columbus Grange Cory Juvenile Grange and Grange groups. Master Don Whaley presided at a short business meeting with State Grange Deputy Clifford Uignes in attendance. A January meeting will discuss first and second degree transfers. Burrenie Powers organized a Christmas program featuring Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Away in a Manager, O Holy Night sung by Elaine and Sonja Wester with Olin Wester, readings by Leonard Swanson, and accordion selections by Sonja Wester. Refreshments for about 65 attendees included cookies candies coffee and popcorn balls provided by Eugene Powers Hoy Swart and John Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Columbus
Grange
Cory Juvenile Grange
Don Whaley
Clifford Uignes
Waterford
Conservert
Burrenie
Powers, Tecturer
Wisi
Inter
Hoy Swart
John Decker
Nurses Celebrate Christmas Party at Moose Club
Arga nurses held a Christmas party at the local Moose Club in Cory. A turkey dinner for 34 was served, gifts were exchanged, and Christmas solos were sung by Mrs. Belly Kol stee of Clymer. Social activities filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arga
Moose Club
Cory
Belly Kol~stee
Clymer
Girl Scouts Caroling and Christmas Party Benefit
A local Girl Scout troop toured city shut ins with caroling then gathered at First Presbyterian Church for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Everett Phillips. The troop planned to donate their dues to aid Hungarian refugees through the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Party
First Presbyterian
Everett Phillips
Cross
World of Religion and Local News Radio Log Entry
WOTR radio schedule lists 30 morning devotionals Revered J B Kelly and various local offerings from 7:45 to 4:30 with news, music, and church services. Sponsorship by All Way Electric with contact details 2 274.
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J.B. Kelly
Guy's
Mary Blaine
Corry Ministerial Bible Teeading
Feday — Alliance
Dougin John
Howard
All-Way Electric
Eddie Fisher
Troquois Sports
All
Christmas Party for Club 13 Honors Members and Guests
The group held its annual Christmas party inviting 14 members and one guest Mrs Michael Pleciriilo. Birthdays for Mrs Edward Dominessy and Mrs Robert Sandbers were recognized with a purse of money. Special award winners included Mrs Claude Stoke Mrs Lawrence Me ory and others. Refreshments featured salad birthday cakes tea and coffee with an exchange of gifts. Next session will be hosted by Mrs Robert Wotus with Richards birthday honored then.
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Club
Albert Shatler
Lines Babcock
Frink
Vera
Club 13
Michael Pleciriilo
Edward Dominessy
Rober
Sandbers
Claude Stoke
Lawrence Me
Ory
Hay Burton
August DeMinitl
Mia George Rhodis
Flossie Fosburgh
Robert Wotus
West Washington
Richarles
Plan Tree Lighting Ceremony At Spring Creek
The annual Christmas tree lighting at Spring Creek will be held tomorrow evening at 7 oclock. The Girl Scouts organize the event with the Intermediate Beouts in charge of the program. Seniors place a yasith on the honor roll and the youngest Brownies will light five. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Spring Creek
Tomhorrow
Girl Scouts
Births reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
Ardauehter, child of Mr and Mrs Louis Hinna of 33 East Bond Street, born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital. A sou, child of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bunce of Clymer, born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey ‘Ardauehter
Lou Hinna
East Bond Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Arthur Bunce
Clymer
Christian Business Men Elect New Officers
The Christian Business Men's Committee held its annual election last evening in the library building. Justin Butters was chosen chairman, James Wells vice chairman, and Embert Earle secretary-treasurer. Bible studies covered the New Testament and epistles, with Revelation chapters assigned for next sessions. The next meeting is set for Monday January 7, with no meeting on Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Business Men's Committee
Justin Butters
James Wells
Embert Earle
Lovely Holiday Party At Hillstrom Home
Members of the Mentor Club gathered for a Christmas party at Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom 44 East Congress Street. Fifteen members attended with organ, piano and vocal selections, a shepherds story, Norwegian and Swedish folk songs, and an exchange of gifts followed by refreshments and a festive buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillstrom
Mentor Club
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Atreet
Harold Flowers
Helen Rowe
Shower Honors Mrs. Klinger and Baby Eugene
Mrs. David Klinger and her infant son Eugene Bradley were feted at a party hosted by Miss Geraldine Klinger at her Seneca Street home. About 25 guests attended from 2 to 5 PM. Prizes went to Mrs. Chris Schoening Miss Donna Spoon and Mrs. Nellie Swarm. A lunch of whipped jello salad decorated shower cake sandwiches and coffee was served. Out of town guests came from Erie Buffalo and Farnum New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Klinger
Eugene Bradley
Geraldine Klinger
Seneca Street
Oldlock
Chris Schoening
Donna Spoon
Nellie Swarm
Floyd Doughertys Host Navy Mothers Club Meeting
Floyd Dougherty and wife hosted the Navy Mothers Club at their R D 4 home. Eighteen members and husbands enjoyed an oyster stew supper, salad, rolls, cake, and coffee, with a gift exchange and boxes prepared for the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie. The group plans to send apples and cookies to the Erie VA Hospital for Christmas. next meeting January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Erie
Nixon Flies To Vienna To View Hungarian Refugees
Vice President Nixon travels to Vienna with William Rogers and eight aides to assess the refugee crisis. He will meet Austrian officials seeking U S aid for about 195000 Hungarians who fled communist control, then return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Vienna
Austria
William Rogers
Special Air Force
U. S
Eisenhower
Pike Extension to Open March 15 in Harrisburg Area
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced the final 70 miles of the Northeastern Extension will open on March 15. Officials expect improved regional traffic flow and faster access to the Interstate system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIKE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike Commission
Council Agrees Bid to Purchase New Truck
The council discusses bids for a new truck and reviews payroll figures for city drivers and officials. A Pennsylvania Railroad water tower removal on West Pleasant Street is noted after Fire Chief Ray Laurie’s defeat, while health and property inquiries continue from a health officer’s letter about West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Pleasant Street
Ray Laurie
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Raymond G. Wiggers
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribe Hilton
Wiggers
Withers
Studebaker “Sellection
Citizens Bank
Wotr Radio Log
Phonograph Records
Slocum’s Electronics
Flannelette
Osiecki Brothers Music Center
North Center St. Corry, PA
Parade
St. Erie, PA
Bora
Saas
Merle Oberon
Lex Barker
Sin Iane
Ely
Jeff Morrow
Rex Reason
Leigh Snowden
Stanford Hose Company
Carmell
Carl Smith
Charles ‘Thompson
Don Williams
Board of Health
Frank Carnegie
West Pleasang Street
WHITE
Litz Sewing Machine & Locksmith Shop
Spring Street
DIAL
Citizens National Bank
MR. Keppel Tiffany
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Chapin’s
Cuddlesuede
Challis
F.C. Chapin & Son
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