Farewell Party For Mrs Jan Rawlings By Local Telephone Operators
General Telephone Company operators hosted a farewell party for Mrs Jan Rawlings of Riceville who is leaving after two years with the local company. Mrs Lea Mather entertained at her South Center street home with help from Mrs Thomas Pierotti and Miss Elizabeth Colson. Guests enjoyed social time and received a gift from the group as Christmas decorations and refreshments were served including fruit salad rolls date bread relishes coffee and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rawlings
General Telephone Company
Jan Rawlings
Riceville
Lea Mather
South Center Street
Thomas Pierotti
Elizabeth Colson
Rawlings
Rebekah Lodge Initiation Brings In New Members
Rebekah Lodge held a meeting at TOOK Hall with 36 members and seven guests. Russell Merritt Harvey Loveland and Mrs Embert Earle were initiated along with two Findley Lake area members. The ritual was by Mrs Merle Akam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidy
Louis Auer
Pred
Grove City
Darwin
Christ mas Story Presented By Corry Area Chorus
The Corry Area High School Mixed Chorus and Girls Chorus present the 22nd annual Christmas Story this evening at 8 o'clock. Under the direction of Mr and Mrs J Lynn Rice with accompanists Barbara Muckinhaupt Lois Porter Ann Henton and Carolyn Calvin the program features Silent Night In the Lonely Midnight and Nativity Carol among others. Stage lighting by Michael Gates and the public is invited to attend. program starts promptly at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
J. Lynn Rice
Barbara Muckinhaupt
Lois Porter
Ann Henton
Carolyn Calvin
Michael Gates
Cantata Bethlehem Presented by Chancel Choir at Church
The First Methodist Church hosted a 7 p.m. cantata titled Bethlehem performed by the chancel choir. After the program, H Liynn Rice was honored, and Russell Clark presented appreciation to Mr Rice and Mrs Clark. New officers were elected: Mrs Boyd Berrett president, Frank McKnight vicepresident, Mrs Fred Wilson Jr secretary treasurer. Refreshments followed in the social rooms with star tables, candles, and greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Bethlehem
H. Liynn Rice
Rice
Russell Clark
Boyd Berrett
Frank McKnight
Fred Wilson Jr
Green Remains in Critical Condition After Emergency Surgery
U S Representative William J Green Democratic chairman of Philadelphia showed slight improvement at Graduate Hospital but remains in critical condition after peritonitis led to an emergency operation ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Philadelphia
U. S
William J. Green
Democratic
Graduate Hospital
Millspaw Fardink Wedding Planned for September 1964
Mr and Mrs Marvin L Millspaw announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ann Millspaw to Roger W Fardink son of Mr and Mrs Howard Fardink of North Clymer The couple plan a September 1964 wedding Judith is a 1961 graduate of Corry Area High School and works with Drs James D Hileman and Robert E Brown in Corry area offices Roger is a 1959 graduate of Clymer Central School and works in farming at the North Clymer GLI Feed Mill Both families reside in the 1223 White Street area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Millspaw
White Street
Judith Ann Millspaw
Roger W. Fardink
Howard Fardink
North Clymer
Miss Millspaw
Corry Area High School
Ropp
James D. Hileman
Robert E. Brown
North Center Street
Clymer Central School
North Clymer Gli
Mrs Hammond Hosts Lillian Guild Holiday Party
The Lite lian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a holiday party at Mrs W W Hammond's West Frederick Street home with assisting hostesses. A turkey tureen dinner and a white elephant gift exchange followed. Upcoming events include undercroft tea January 7 and a bishop presiding at December 29 confirmation services at 10 a m with a reception. A corporate communion and breakfast for confirmees and parents is planned for January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litelian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
West Frederick Street
W. W. Hammond
Louis Morrow
James Kensinger
Keppel Tiffany
Elizabeth Rogers
William Seitz Jr
Rene Counasse
William Crittenden
Erie
The Journal Daily Featured for Young Readers
A notice suggests children or teens away from home would enjoy reading The Journal daily, highlighting its appealing content for young audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Daily
Holiday supper for Corry and Union City doctors and dentists
Last evening at Jim Rose Steak House the Corry and Union City medical and dental groups and spouses held their annual holiday supper for 33 guests arranged by Dr. James Hileman. A social time followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Rose
Corry
Union City
James Hileman
Clayton McCray
Bigin
Spartansburg
Farmet Well
Mille
Clymer Central School
Sally Chase
Sharon Smith
Clymer School
Nate Later
Nancy Vidal
Beverly Buesink
Rhea Rhebergen
Gwenn Bailey
Elorgs
Jane Brown
Jack Hemink
Salvation Army
Business and Professional Women's Club
Marion Sullivan
Keppel Tiffany
LaVine Dearing
Clara Hill
Norman 'Arbell
M. Agnes Lynch
Harry Hotchkiss
Viola Brown
Ernest McMichael
Irvin Downs
BPW
Rice writer Blystone dies in Ardara Westmoreland County
Er nest L Blystone known as Bly rice writer who wrote the Lord's Prayer on a grain of rice died yesterday at his Ardara home in West moreland County He was 76 and gained fame in 1934 via Ripley's Believe It or Not for the miracle noted in the cartoons.
Conelway Sixth Graders Stage The Choir Boy Who Couldn’t Sing
Last evening Conelway School sixth graders presented a three act play The Choir Boy Who Couldn’t Sing with The Collegiates providing songs and a narrator David Stohlberg. Cast included Larry Kalika Tom Kalika Dan Weaver Gene Dougherty Don Kent Sherlock Charmaine Gates Kathy Daley and many more. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Glenn Bailey and fifth grade students after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway School
Charles B. Fowler
Judith C. Dwyer
Charles Parkhurst
Lena Ayers
Dana Troyer
David Krizo
Larry Kalika
Tom Kalika
Dan Weaver
Gene Dougherty
Don Kent
Sherlock
Charmaine Gates
Kathy Daley
Angels Baressi
Donna Clayton
Donna Braswell
Pamela Flick
Susan Lindholm
Jin Harvey
Guy Willams
Lyn Johnson
Feafurers
David Stohlberg
Wande Casler
Cinda Burrows
Nancy Gales
Dorothy Gilger
Sharon Vanderhoof
Linda Sharrow
Debbie Wettenburg
Betty Jo Harvey
Kathy Shumsky
Betty Jackman
Christine Christensen
Carolyn Bellinger
Mary Swan
Karen Procetor
Ida Chase
Kay Harrington
Lynn Johnson
Robert Racke
Dennis Wade
Jim Lingenfelter
Inspiring Rotary Talk By Dr Ortner Highlights Christmas Blessings
Dr Elmer A Ortner pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church gave an inspiring talk to Rotary Club members and guests at the Hotel Corry on holiday blessings. The event included a white elephant gift exchange carol singing and an invocation by Rev Walter J Thoms. Next meeting is canceled for Christmas with the next session set for January 7 at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Mr. Chisler
Mr. Basil
Allan Hasbrouck
Richard Pulling
Harry Hickle
William Leaby
Walter J. Thoms
EUB Parsonage Christmas Party By Friendship Aid Group
Twenty three members of the Friendship Aid of the Evangeli cal United Brethren Chor gathered at the GUB parsonage last evening for their third annual Christmas party. The group sang carols and heard the Christmas story told by Mrs. Dean Dubrasky. The event included a $10 CHEER donation, a brief business session led by President Mrs. Gertrude Graver, and a prayer circle led by Mrs. Gerald Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Aid of the
Evangelical United Brethren Chor
GUB
Dean Dubrasky
Lynn Campbell
Gertrude Graver
Gerald Bagley
Ruth Proctor
Allan May
Eugene Matson
Youth Fellowship
WCTU Christmas Party At Whiteley Home
The annual Women’s Christian Temperance Union Christmas party occurred yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Whiteley’s White Street home. Sixteen members attended as Mrs. Bennink led the business session after devotions by Mrs. Mulvin. Mrs. Johnson read a poem titled A Letter to St Nicholas. Hostess and helpers served cookies fruit salad wafers tea and coffee. The next meeting will be held January 21 at Mrs. Zennie Fist’s East Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Whiteley
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Frank Whiteley
White Street
Maud Bennink
George Mulvin
Floyd Johnson
St. Nicholas
Mrs Maloney Hosts Card Club Christmas Party
Mrs John Maloney entertained the 500 club at a Christmas party on Spring Street Monday evening. The home was dressed with candles greens and novelties. Guests included Mrs David Swanson and awards went to Mrs Jamey Burkhart and Mrs Craig Hyer. Others attending were Mrs John Middleton and Mrs William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
John Maloney
500 Club
Spring Street
David Swanson
Jamey Burkhart
Craig Hyer
John Middleton
William
Shower Honors Jeffrey Trayer at West Church Street gathering
Eleven guests hosted by Miss Iris Bogert honored geurey gun Jeffrey Trayer adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Trayer at a BR D8 home. Blue white decor and treats accompanied games and contests with gifts for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geurey Gun “Ringer
Tour Renth
Maynard Trayer
Br.d
Iris Bogert
West Church Street
Harold Besson
Clara Sorenson
Marinus Christensen
Willard Hershberger
Maynard
Beaverdam Mennonité
College Dean Dies at Wayne State University
Detroit obituary reports the death of Wie son Wistophen, aged 59, dean of the Wayne State University College of Pharmacy, who died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wistophen Wieson
Wayne State University College of Pharmacy
Club hostess announces January meeting at home
Mrs Artur Inelandl and Mrs Merlin Hiner name Mitchell as hostess for the club’s extra session on January 8 at her Spring Street residence.
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Rebekah
Mrs. Hammond
Lillian Guild
Birdie
Addison Model
Tunieg
Zenith
Barney’s Firestone
Conelway
Dr. Ortner
Rotary
Eub
York Town
Yardley
Faberge
Revlon
Kaywoodie
Max Factor
King's Men
Faberge Sportsmen
Shulton
TABU
Tabu Cologne
Shalimar Cologne
Seven Winds
Cologne
Revlon Intimate Cologne
Lanvin Arpege Natural Spray
Prince Matchabeli
Chantilly ‘Lanvin
Yardley Tussy
Revlon Faberge
Russell Stover
Jeffrey Trayer
Cookie Press
EE Guignon Pty
PROTA
Ally
Evans
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