CAHS Choir Christmas Pageant To Feature Nativity In Religious Program
Social Highlights announce CAHS annual Christmas pageant The Nativity will be presented by the A Capella choir and Girls Chorus of Corry Area High School on Tuesday evening December 22 The 1th annual pageant emphasizes a religious theme with a new organ Miss Judy Messinger is organist The performance begins at 9 15 p m with public admission free The program traces the Nativity from Silent Night to the Holy Night with solos choral selections and tableau scenes The event concludes with Silent Night and post show arrivals of local residents and students on holiday leave and visitors to town including Sgt and Mrs Marvin Akerly and family and Miss Susan Kinley who will spend Christmas at home with relatives
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CAHS
A Capella
Eirs’ Chorus
Corry Area
H. Lynn Rice
Judy Messinger
Ayer
Arthur Perking
Susan Satterlee
Jesus
Zachariss
Gabriel
Sandra Sickie
Mary
Bethlehem
Carol Morris
Joseph
Jeanette Isabella
Carol Schweitzer
Christ
God
DAR Christmas Party Hosted by Mrs Harry Parker in Brokenstraw Valley
Mrs Harry Parker hosted the Brokenstraw Valley chapter DAR Christmas party with 16 members present as Capt Richard Dean of the Salvation Army spoke on Christmas work and the Army, education by the Health House at Temassee School and St Marys Indian School donations discussed, awardees announced, and next meeting set for January 7 at Mrs Raymond Bachemer. Blaine Owens named 1959 Sno Ball queen candidate for Corry Jamestown Corp, Bristol High School alumna with music interests and prior Salem College May Festival selection.
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Harry Parker
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of Americal Revolution
Richard Dean
Salvation Army
Homer Kolstee
Walter Auer
Robert Obs
National Congress
Washington, D. .C
Health House
Temassee School
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
DAR
Clara Boyd
Parker
Victor Orn
Ethel Matthews
Raymond Bachemer
Blaine Owens
Corry Jamestown Corporation
L. B. Owens
Blue Eye
Bristol High School
Clarksburg
W. Va
Gerald
Wheelock Aid Christmas Meeting With Mrs Kennedy
Wheelock Community Aid held a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Charles Kennedy. Mrs Frank Harvey opened with devotions and Luke’s Christmas story. Prayers were led by Mrs B V McClintock. Prizes went to several members, gifts were exchanged, and a dessert was served to 44 attendees. Mrs Patterson will host the next meeting on January 1.
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R. D
Charles Kennedy
Wheelock Community Aid
Frank Harvey
Luke
B. V. McClintock
Leland Crosscut
Wallace Mick
Harold Bensini
Merle Patterson
Kenneth Harvey
Patterson
Januay
Mth
Bazaar Returns Announced by Y Auxiliary
Martin Keppel president of the YMCA Ladies Auxiliaries announced a profit of 470 from the recent bazaar. She thanked members and participants and urged any members who have not yet turned in their ticket returns to do so. She reminded members that the next meeting date is January 18 with no meeting in December.
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Martin Keppel
Ymca Ladies Ausiliars
Boy Scout Troop 1617 Enjoys Swimming Party
Boy Scout Troop No 16 held a swimming party at the YMCA last evening with Edward Past and James Allyn serving as guards and James Hammond as Scoutmaster. Attendees included Tom Zewataky Paul Evans Rick Hammond Michael Allyn Michael Sprovers George Koestner Tom Dyne Pat Lee Paul Cattil lo Bill Bachemer Frank Mokwa Paul Wuscak Danny McMichael aim Burton Hick Skales John Costello Kenny Whitehead
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YMCA
Edward Past
James Allyn
James Hammond
Tom Zewataky
Paul Evans
Rick Hammond
Michael Allyn
Michael Sprovers
George Koestner
Tom Dyne
Pat Lee
Paul Cattillo
Bill Bachemer
Frank Mokwa
Paul Wuscak
Danny McMichael
Aim Burton
Hick Skales
John Costello
Kenny Whitehead
Christmas Party For Spring Creek Children
The Spring Creek Firemen and their auxiliary sponsor a township Christmas party for all children. The event starts at 7 o clock Saturday evening December 19 in the fire hall. Each family should bring at least one parent. A movie and a treat will be provided. Santa Claus will give gifts to preschool and elementary age children, though others may attend.
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Spring Creek
Santa Claus
CGG Club Meets With Mrs Alfred Morrison
Mrs Alfred M Morrison of Libery street entertained CGG Club members at her home last evening. Two tables of bridge produced prizes for Mrs Harald Cragg Mrs Donald Hall and Mrs William Johnson with a special award to Mrs F W Dey. A chrysanthemum centerpiece and Santas served with lemon sponge cake tea coffee nuts and candy. Mrs Donald Nantes of East South street will host the next meeting on January 7.
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Alfred M. Morrison
Libery Street
CGG Club
Harald Cragg
Donald Hall
William Johnson
F. W. Dey
Donald Nantes
East South Street
Hospital Staff Enjoys Annual Yale Party
Doctors and Corry Memorial Hospital employees gathered in the nurses dining room for their annual Christmas party. Mrs. Stanley Malek and kitchen staff served a buffet lunch while Mrs. Gerty Davis provided organ music and Dr. J. Guy Butters acted as master of ceremonies. Several door prizes were awarded to a long list of attendees including Mrs. Harold Schaefer and Dr. A. E. Tate.
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Echous
Corry Memorial Hospital
Stanley Malek
Gerty Davis
J. Guy Butters
Harold Schaefer
Lawrence Hansen
Howard Gates
Margaret McVicker
Dorothy Prugar
Mary Ohmer
Earl Southall
Dorothy Smith
Charlotte Pierce
A. E. Tate
Mary Rengle
Carl Nielsen
Wayne Vanney
Malek
Margaret Walton
Donald MacMartin
Florence Waters
Leslie Tripp
Alberta Armitage
Patricia Ohrn
Peter Hansen
McCray WSCS Hosts Christmas Meeting
Mrs. Joseph McCray of R. D. hosted the McCray Woman's Society of Christian Service gathering last evening. Mrs. Willard McCray led devotions, the program "Christmas In Other Lands" was led by Mrs. Roland Hasbrouck, and a brief business session appointed Mrs. Webb McCray to purchase gifts for shut-ins. Sharon McCray helped serve refreshments after gifts were exchanged from a decorated tree. The next meeting is January 28 at Mrs. Willard McCray's home.
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McCray
WSCS
Joseph McCray
R. D
Columbus Girl Scouts Present Christmas Play in Town Hall
Girl Scout Troop No. 63 of Columbus staged a Christmas play titled Keeping Christmas yesterday afternoon in the Town Hall for Brownies. Directed by Mrs. Jordan Christensen with Miss Judy Christensen and Mrs. Albert B. Fox as assistants, the production featured Sandra Bailey Judy Fox Marie Sekerak Kathy Christen sen Linda Jewell Paty Brant Linda Bensink Patty Zeymus and Marie Mitchell as cast members.
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Columbus
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Troop No. 63 of
Brownies
Jordan Christensen
Judy Christensen
Albert B . Fox
Sandra Bailey
Judy Fox
Marie Sekerak
Kathy Christensen
Linda Jewell
Paty Brant
Linda Bensink
Patty Zeymus
Marie Mitchell
Scout Troop 407 Celebrates Second Birthday
Scout Troop No. 407 celebrated its second birthday in the Wright School cafeteria. Girls received new registration cards and voted to send dues collected to St. Labre Indian School for Sheyenne Indian children. Plans were made for a Christmas carol event at Corry Roller Rink December 28 at 7. Freda Spitman announced gifts to Mrs. Marvin Millspaw and Mrs. Robert Taltey. Receptions of birthday cupcakes followed, with guests Toni and Todd Spitman. The meeting ended with a friendship circle and taps.
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No. 407
Wright School
St. Labre
Ashland
Mont
Corry
Freda Spitman
Marvin Millspaw
Robert Taltey
B. E. Spitman
Toni
Todd Spitman
Corry Grange Plans Holiday Party and Gift Exchange
Corry Grange will hold its holiday party on Monday evening December 21 at the Grange Hall on Park Street. Members are asked to bring small gifts for exchange, mark gender, and donate a child’s gift for the Salvation Army. A good attendance is hoped as Mrs LeRoy King will lecture.
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Grange Hall
Park Street
Salvation Army
LeRoy King
Christmas Party for Cub Packs 180 and 189 in Concord
Concord School hosted a Christmas party with about 80 attendees including parents. Russell Clark led carol singing as boys received badges and arrow points, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed sandwiches cookies and soft drinks. George Fox and Lawrente Anderson assisted.
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Concord School
Russell Clark
George Fox
Lawrente Anderson
Hit Dead End In Slaying Probe
The investigation into the Touhy slaying is attributed to the Mafia by U S district attorney Robert Tieken and assistant attorney general Richard Ogilvie. They say the killing matches the mob pattern of silencing informants. The piece notes the motive linked to Capone era violence and warns that lips were sealed to protect others.
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Touhy
Capone
Robert Tieken
0.S
Mafia
Tieken
Richard B. Ogilive
U. 3
Chicago
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Random Road
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College of Wooster
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J. Fred Kinley
East Pleasant Street
Elaine
Bristol High
Salem College
Salem
Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sawyer Studio
Wheelock
Ipenny
Erie
Alfred Morrison
Salas
American Flyer
Daisy
Pillsbury
Jack Webb
William Conrad
David Nelson
Ues
Diane Sawyer
Waldo
Robin Hood
Corry Grange
Costa
KODAK
Electric Eye
Kodak Film
Brownie
Wloviz Outfit
Patterson Photo Products
First Avenue
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