Social highlight notes holiday visits and returns
Mr and Mrs James Moore of Buffalo New York were weekend guests of Mrs Velma Moore of North Center street. Cpl Pan Wank of the U S Army arrived home from Shreveport Indiana to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Wank of Franklin street. Ray Lamidlle entertained Mrs Frank Palmer and Richard Palmer with a dinner at the Lawrence Hotel in Erie Friday eve ning honoring Richards seventeenth birthday. Major and Mrs Truman Lille and sons former Carryiles now living in Ada Ohio arrived here yesterday for a holiday visit with their parents and other relatives in Spring Creek and Sugar Grove. Mr and Mrs EF Pain returned yesterday to their home on East Smith street after a two week trip to California. Melvin Blynt, stationed with the 17th Infantry in Korea, arrived home Saturday to spend a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs W R Blynt Sr of Prospect Street. After a 60 days he will return to duty at Renowoth Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Buffalo
N. Y
Velma Moore
North Center Street
Cpl
Pan! Wank
U. S. Army
Shreveport
Robert Wank
Franklin Street
Ray Lamidlle
Frank Palmer
Richard Palmer
Lawrence Hotel
Erie
Richard
Truman Lille and Sons
Ada
Oba
Spring Creek
Sugar Grove
EF Pain
East Smith Street
California
Melvin Blynt
17Th Infantry
Korea
W. R. Blynt Sr
Prospect Street
Renowoth
Mass
CAHS News Highlights From December Activities
CAHS students and staff share a busy December with Future Teachers of America at Lawrence Park, class rings on display, and plans for a Christmas pageant Nativity set for December 22 at 9 15 p.m. Key Club prepares for an early 1960 convention while Beaverettes raise funds and a senior sweatier dance follows a basketball game. The Student Council presents a Christmas program featuring soloists and duets with various teachers and staff taking part. Bob Darrow earns Keystone Partner Degree with Harrisburg ceremony planned. A holiday greeting extends to Rosa Larronda and CAHS readers, students, teachers, and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAHS
Lynn Rice
F. Lowe Edwards
Gary Sayers
Cime
Beaverettes
Beaverette
Sandra Sickle
Albin
Elaine Wes
Jim Reagle
LeRoy Rieck
Tar
Merle Dodd
Raymond Office Holiday Party At The Hotel Corry
The Raymond division held its annual office Christmas party Saturday night at the Hotel Corry with about 0 people attending. Roy Reed acted as toastmaster for the program which included dinner served by turkey and music and organ accompaniment for carols by Glenn Middleton. Remarks were offered by JHL Heerlen and Dallas Smiley. New members were initiated and Santa Claus distributed gifts. Paul Auer won a door prize portable transistor radio. The evening concluded with dancing to the Glenn Middleton trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Corry
Raymond Division
Roy Reed
Glenn Middleton
Jhl Heerlen
Dallas Smiley
Santa Claus
Paul Auer
Glenn Middlton
Church Leader Dies in Chicago
Wayne B. Hill 50 president of the Illinois Conference of Seventh Day Adventists died Saturday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wayne B. Hill
Tjinois Conference of
Seventh-Day Adventists
Kristi Holli Chase Birthday Celebration
A fourth birthday party for Kristi Holli Chase was hosted by her mother Mrs. Richard Chase on East South Street. Civics games with prizes went to Rhondi Hughes Riely Cunningham and James Denitschlander while guests enjoyed decorated cake hot chocolate and candy favors. Out of town guests included Mrs Gerald McCray of Sherman and visitors from Warren North East and Sherman assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasti Holli Chase
Richard Chase
East South Street
Rhondi Hughes
Riely Cunningham
James Denitschlander
Gerald McCray
Sherman
Warren
North East
Mowrey's Employees Hold Christmas Party at Beach-Jeomber
The staff of Mowrey's Greenhouse held their Christmas party last week at Beach-Jeomber. Guests enjoyed lobster dinners and evening visiting. Gifts were exchanged and each lady received a necklace from the employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowrey's
Greenhouse
Jeomber
Eric
Washington hostess of the sixties shapes history
Dorothy Roe notes a shift toward wives and hostesses steering social influence in Washington. Ambitious career women may marry rising politicians or become influential wives, hosting world leaders, shaping diplomacy through social gatherings and personal diplomacy as travel and space era expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Washington
Pompadours
An Barflies
Duchess of Winder
Princess Grace
Monaco
Perle Mesta
Ms Morris Carril
Marjorie Post May
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Ajax Iron Works Employees Celebrate Christmas Party for Children
The Ajax Iron Works personnel department hosted its annual Christmas party for employees' children from 2 to 4 pm Saturday at the State Armory. About 400 attendees enjoyed an act by Stanley Butcher and his son, movies, refreshments, and a visit from Santa Claus who gave gifts to each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
Ajax Iron Works
State Armory
Stanley Butcher
Santi Claus
Mary Lou Spiesman to Wed Gannon Senior Zappia
Mrs W J Spiesman of East Main announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Lou Spiesman to Gannon College senior Zappia son of Mr and Mrs Dominick Zappia of Ridgway. Mary Lou a Corry Area High School 1956 graduate now a nursing student at Villa Maria College Erie and president of the Student Nurses Association. Zappia a Ridgway St Leo's High School graduate and Gannon College senior majoring in accounting is president of the Blue Key National Honor Society and has been named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. No wedding plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannon
W. J. Spiesman
East Main Street
Tndicy
Mary Lou Ta Rocco Zappia
Dominick Zaptia
Ridgway
Corry Area High School
Villa Maria College
Erie
Student Nurses Association
St Leo's High School
Gannon College
Blue Key Nations
Local Group Presents Christmas Program At Meadville Orphans Home
The Triesters, a local music group led by Allan Cox with members Tin Jones Gerald Brown and Hank Runser, performed a Christmas program for children at Meadville Orphans Home last evening. The ensemble is set to appear at St Boni face Church New Year’s Eve party hosted by the Holy Name Society.
Community Sing Slated At Columbus
A community sing is planned for seven o clock tomorrow evening at Dean School in Columbus. Refreshments will follow and Santa Claus will appear. The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of Columbus sponsor the holiday event and invite all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smg
Dean School
Columbus
Santa Claus
Boy Scouts and
Cub Scouts of Columbus
Corry Kiwanis Club Sno Ball Queen Candidate Named
Beverly Hicks of Wright Street named as Corry Kiwanis Sno Ball Queen candidate for 1969. She is a 1957 Corry High School graduate, former Tri-Hi-Y member, beauty school graduate, and operator at Hicks Beauty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Beverly Hicks
Corry Kiwanis Club
Heverly
Harold Hicks
Wright Street
Corry Ave High School
A Caplinelfolp
Michiels ‘Beauty Academy
Erie
Towns
Hicks Bruty
Bety Siena
al Fy
Lim
Presbyterian Youth Entertain Shut-Ins
The Presbyterian church youth groups from Westminster Fellowship visited about a dozen shut ins for Christmas carols. Al Yanssens led the effort with transport by Robert Bracken Robert Gilbreath Thoms Feller Rodney Personi and Rev Paul Bauer. The group returned to the church for a social with hot chocolate and refreshments served by John Kennedy and Mrs Al Vanssens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Pest Presbyterian Church
Golden Agers Plan Christmas Dinner
The Cony Area Golden Age Club will hold a Christmas party tomorrow at 12 30 with table service and a gift exchange. Ray Aails serves as chaplain for the day and special music is planned followed by a Christmas description of Scandinavian traditions and a holiday reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Agers
Cony
Golden Age Chi
Afveriworthite Ymga
Dusiyey
Rey
Ray Aails
Al's Bowling Team Enjoys Yule Dinner
Al's Bowling Team hosted a Christmas dinner at Michels Glavis Restaurant. Team members include Richard Muse, Chandler Mason, Sumiey Sarniki, Raphael Martin, Kelsey Navman Swit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluthiex
Rhein
Michels-Glavis
Lean
Richard Muse Chandler Mason
Sumiey Sarniki
Raphael Martin Dumps
Kelsey
Navman Swit
Birth notices from Corry Memorial and Stem Memorial Hospitals
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital and Stem Memorial Hospital report newborns to families in various locales. Names include Mr and Mrs Boyd Durling Hy West Place, Mr and Mrs Robert J Ormsbee Spartanburg FD 1, and Mr and Mrs Stephen Kendrick R D Yoshovd with the timing spread across Saturday and Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Mermonia Hospital
Boyd Durling
Hy West Plessnail Street
Robert J Ormsbee
FD 1
Spartanburg
Cory Memorial Hospitail
Open House Honors Mr and Mrs Ladd Lewis 40th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ladd Lewis of Ry D 1 were honored with an open house at McCray Community Hall marking their 40th wedding anniversary. About 100 friends attended, presenting gifts and cards. Hosts included their daughter Coletta Boutwell, sisters, cousins, and several local helpers. Out of town guests came from Damascus, Ashville, Frewsburg NY, Cambridge Springs, Union City and Sparlandburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd Lewis
Ry D. 1
McCray Community Hall
Lewis
Coletta Boutwell
Louis Sexton
Will Rose
Scott Lilley
Art Lyons
Rupert Morns
Roland Hasbrouck
Sam Stuka
Damestown
Ashville
Frewsburg
Cambridge Springs
Union City
Sparklansbure
World’s waitingest woman marathon walker nears London
Barbara Moore, the famed marathon walker, pressed on from Edinburgh toward London after a five hour rest. She reached Rossington Bridge, Yorkshire about 40 miles from London at 5 am, reporting she was walking fairly well after 215 miles of a 310 mile trek begun last Thursday. She passed the halfway mark on Sunday with blistered feet and vowed to reach London to celebrate her 57th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barbara Moore
Edinburgh
Rossington Bridge
Yorkshire
Warn Teachers On Payola Memo Seeks Caution
Superintendent Ce cil J. Rive issued eight memos cautioning teachers about gifts from students. Teachers may accept tokens showing joy but warned against gifts seen as payola. A $50 gift could tempt biased grading, he noted, leaving decisions to staff to judge sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil J. Rive
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Caver
Jack Stahl
The
Future Teachers of America
Lawrence Park
Max Benmink
Joseph Zipper
Kristi Holli Chase
Dorothy Roe
Space
Sparkle
Sawyer Studio
Presbyterian
Aso
Stephen Kendrick
R. D. Yosfovd
Cary Menineisl Hospital
Coban
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hines
der Crele
Mys
Wayne Hanes
Stem Memorial Hospital
Mr and
Tyrus Bayle
Wattsburg
W.T
GE Refrigerator
FIIS
Gerald Hammond
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