Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met last evening at hospital
President Nas led the meeting with the Auxiliary Prayer by Miss Elizabeth Rogers. Six new members joined including Mrs. Quinton McCray and Mrs. Olive G. Donaldson. The group reported 37 workers contributed 107 hours last month and approved a $2,500 gift to fund a new X ray machine. Plans for Pinkies puppets, a Silver Tea, city planning participation, and monthly chairmanships were shared.
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Nas. Versus R. Follett
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Rogers
Robert Beta
Quinton McCray
Olive G. Donaldson
Dana, McCray
W. W. Hammond
Oscar Kinney
Elof Dahty
Arthur Pledger
Prink Prisina
Hospital Board of Directors
Harold Jackson
James Sinare
O. W. Bracken Sr
Bracken
Clyde Keith
Mary Higgins
Robert Curtis
C. A. Hillstrom
Raymond Anderson
Horton Davis
Velma Moore
L. R. Donaldson
John Wilson
Bert Anderson
Keit
Harold Powell
Norman Scholton
Corry
Follett
Girl Scouts Begin First Aid Course
Girl Scout Troop No 398 met at the First Presbyterian Church for the start of a Junior First Aid course led by Red Cross instructor Mrs. Joseph Seite. The 15 hour program will earn scouts the First Aid proficiency badge. meetings will begin at 7 p.m. at the church until completion, with plans for two service projects next week and a co ed splash party and box supper on February 15.
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Rumen Suemvee
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Seite
Red Cross
Robert Jolley
West Spring Creek Ladies Name New Officers
The West Spring Creek Ladies met at the parsonage with Rev and Mrs Pier for a noon three dinner and a devotional. Mrs Richard Mulligan chaired the business session presenting robe and tile samples for church floor work and the group voted to aid trustees. An officers election followed naming Mrs Mulligan president Mrs Vern Smith vice president Mrs Glenn Eldred secretary among others.
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West Spring Creek
Pier
Richard Mulligan
Hastet
Mulligan
Vern Smith
Glenn Eldred
Elwin Fuller Speaker at Kiwanis Dinner in Corry
Elwin Fuller, collector of Corry earned income taxes, spoke at the Kiwanis Club dinner at the Hotel Corry last evening. He explained city tax history and its impact on earners, then answered questions. George Christensen introduced him. George Fox joined Kiwanis, with Frank McKnight welcoming him. John Rossbacher led group singing with McKnight on piano. Thomas Russell presided.
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Iwin Fuer
Corry
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Fuller
George Christensen
George Fox
Frank McKnight
John Rossbacher
McKnight
Aluno
Thomas Russell
Favorite Classics Mentor Club Meeting Recalls Miss Ravavita Topic
The Mentor Club met at Miss Leora Stranahan’s East Smith street home with Miss Helen Rowe presiding. Twelve members answered roll call as Miss Louise Williams led the program reviewing Sir Walter Scott’s Quenton Durnar and refreshments were served.
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Ceri
Mentor Club
East Smith Street
Leora Stranahan
Helen Rowe
Louise Williams
Walter Scott
Quinton Durnar
Women Of The Moose To Meet Thursday Carry Chapter No. 71%
Women of the Moose will meet Thursday evening at the Moose home with enrollment to take place then. Moosehaven chapter will lead a special program and refreshments will be served. Attendance urged. session begins at 8 p.m. Officers expected at 7:30. Treasurer is Mrs. William Graybill. Next meeting at Mrs. Graybill’s home. The Spring Creek youth group elected officers LeRoy Rieck president Sharon Sickler vice president Mary Ellen Johnson secretary Carolyn Brundage treasurer after a Columbus youth meeting on January 21.
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William Graybill
Carolyn Klopfenstein Birthday Party Honors Fifth Year
Mrs Dean Klopfenstein of Wattsburg hosted eight children and their mothers for a birthday party honoring Carolyn Klopfenstein's fifth birthday. Red and white decorations featured a doll cake as refreshments included ice cream and cake. Gifts were exchanged and attendees included David Inman Bruce Inman Randy Macbon Ricky Macbon Carol Gregor Rose Stutzman Karen Miller and Save Miller.
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Carolyn Klopfenstein
Dean Klopfenstein
Wattsburg
Carolyn
David
Bruce Inman
Randy
Ricky Macbon
Carol Gregor
Rose Stutzman
Karen
Save Miller
Rainbow Girls Charity Breakfast Plans Open Installation
Rainbow Girls of Cory Assembly No 73 and mother adviser Mrs J Donald Watson held a Sunday charity breakfast at Ginnies with fruit juice rolls and coffee. Betty Person organized the event and Ann Fenstermacher Camille Waterhouse and Rhoda Cohen assisted as officers as plans for tomorrow evenings open installation of Miss Waterhouse as worthy advisor were finalized. The ceremony is set for 7 30 PM in the Masonic rooms and open to the public.
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Armiy-pianeimyers
Cory Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
J. Donald Watson
Ginnie’s
Betty Person
Charity
Ann Fenstermacher
Camille Waterhouse
Rhoda Cohen
Miss] Waterhouse
Fred Mixer to Speak at Odd Fellows Meeting
Fred Mixer will address the Odd Fellows meeting tomorrow at 8 pm in the lodge rooms on North Center street. The program includes demonstrations on cutting and mounting semi-precious stones with slides and stone displays. An unusually large attendance is urged.
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Order of Odd Fellows
North Center Street
Fred Mixer
Orpah Circle Plans Family Night Dinner
Mrs. Paul Meerdink hosted 14 members of the Orpah Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church. Devotions on Neighbors opened the meeting led by Mrs. Harold Armitage, with plans for a family night dinner on Thursday February 4. Mrs. Frank Anthony chaired the business session and a program on Homer Toberman Settlement House in San Pedro California was presented by Mrs. J Earle Billey assisted by several members. Refreshments followed. The March 7 meeting will be at Mrs. Berrett's East Congress Street home.
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Orpah’ Circle
Paul Meerdink
Wright Street
Orpah
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Harold Armitage
Frank Anthony
Mrs Needham Hosts Catholic Daughters Card Party
Mrs. J F Needham entertained at her Maple Avenue home yesterday afternoon to benefit the Catholic Daughters of America. Two tables of bridge were played with prizes won by Mrs. Alfred Morrison and Mrs. Hazel Hall. A dessert course followed. future hostesses will be Mrs. Morrison Mrs. Donald Nantes Mrs. James Sullivan and Mrs. Harold Brown.
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J. F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Presbyterian Women To Meet Tomorrow
The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the church. A film titled The Harvest will be shown to align with this year’s study book Conversations On Town and Country.
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Ohe Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Corry Grange Holds White Elephant Sale in Grange Hall
Corry Grange No. 85 met last evening in the Grange Hall on Park Street with Worthy Master Charles Mulligan in charge. Mr and Mrs Merrill Lillie were voted in as members. The program featured a white elephant sale, a lecturer urged valentine gifts, and refreshments were served by Oscar Lindstrom Roy Swart and Charles Mulligan.
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Corry Grange
Corry Grange No
Grange
Park Street
Charles Mulligan
Merrill Lillie
The
LeRoy King
Oscar Lindstrom
Roy Swart
Esther Circle Tureen Dinner At First Methodist Church
The Esther Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs Donald Cady’s Union Street home for a tureen dinner with 12 members and one guest. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand led devotions, Mrs George Myers closed, and Mrs Harry Hotchkiss announced an upcoming nunnery project starting March 6. A pill box project for leper colonies was planned.
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WSCS
Esther Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Donald Cady
Union Steel
George Myers
Ruth Dahlstrand
Myers
Harry Hotchkiss
Florence Brooks
East South Street
Reds Plan New Satellite
A Czechoslovak scientist said the Soviet Union will launch a space satellite next month that may return to Earth and possibly carry a living animal. Dr Vladimir Guth of the Ondrejov Observatory based his belief on two Soviet orbital launches into the Pacific.
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Rnovus
Soviet Union
Earth
Vladimir Guth
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences Observatory
Ondrefov
CTK
Pacific
World's Highest Paid Model Suzy Parker Retires For TV Satire
Dorothy Roe profiles Suzy Parker once the symbol of glamour now retiring from modeling to star in a TV satire about ad worlds. Parker notes she will live in Paris with husband Pierre and child, plans to travel for work but won’t live in Hollywood. A son was born yesterday to Roald Shepard and family in Union City Memorial Hospital.
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Suzy Parker
Laughter
Georgia
New York
Suzy
Bollywood
Hollywood
Paris
Nute
Jet
Roald Shepard
Qdell Street
Union City
Slem Memorial Hospital
Texas
Stem Memorial
Florida
Paris,Hospital
Pierre
Paul Vogel
R. de la Salle
D. J. Wattsbury
Red Visitors Meyner Clash Over Women
A 12 member Soviet delegation plus 19 aides visited Trenton and Philadelphia, meeting Gov Meyner for a two hour seminar on state government. Polyansky noted only six of New Jersey’s sixty one legislators are women while Russia’s Supreme Soviet has 35 percent women. Meyner defended American political roles for women and noted a difference between agitation work and elected office. The exchange included questions on government and welfare programs and illustrated Russian confusion about U S economic systems.
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Brenton
N. J
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Polyansky
Council of Ministers
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Meyner
United States
America
U. S
Rome nonstop flight sets record for TWA Boeing 707
Trans World Airlines claimed a new record for nonstop service from New York to Rome in seven hours and 43 minutes aboard a Boeing 707. Severe weather caused the plane to skip Paris, yet it arrived in Rome about two hours ahead of schedule.
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Rome
Trans World Airines
New York
Paris
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