Corry PTA meeting reviews college hurdles and plans events
The Corry Area Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association held its third meeting in the school auditorium with a prayer by president Walter Deutschlander. Professor Ernest Pryer of Behrend Campus spoke on college education challenges and the role of junior colleges. a discussion followed. Committees announced a mock bake sale to replace the annual talent show for post prom funds, and an April 5 meeting was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Walter Deutschlander
PTA Council
Walter Dingfelder
William Sprovers
Willian Brooks
Ernest Pryer
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
Fryer
D. B. .Taggart
Tureen dinner hosted by Lillian Guild at Emmanuel Church
Members of the Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening in the church undercroft. Hosts were Mrs. Laura Williams Mrs. Charles Kromas and Mrs. James Kensinger. President Keppel Tiffany conducted a brief business session. A panel discussion moderated by Mrs. Harold Gilbert explored questions of interest to church women with panelists Mrs. Louis Morrow Mrs. W. W. Hammond and Mrs. David MacKenzie.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Laura Williams
Charles Kromas
James Kensinger
Keppel Tiffany
Harold Gilbert
Louis Morrow
W. W. Hammond
David MacKenzie
Rebekah Lodge Met Last Evening At IOOF Hall
Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the IOOF Hall with a brief business session led by noble grand Mrs Willard Shreve. A social period followed with refreshments served by Mrs Gerry Davis Mrs Esther Fargo and Miss Dolly Hail. Next meeting set for February 16.
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Rebekah Lodge
Asdy
Franklin
IOOF
Willard Shreve
Gerry Davis
Esther Fargo
Dolly Hail
Hose Co Auxiliary Plans Coming Events
The Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary outlined events at a Monday meeting led by President Mrs. Vincent Sexton. New officers include Mrs. William Mercer as vice president and Mrs. Douglas Parson as secretary. Pancake supper February 6 at 5 p.m. in the fire hall. bake sale February 19. square dance February 27. rummage sale planned. Donations to the rummage sale may be made by contacting Mrs. Jack Barnhart or Mrs. Noble Kent. Winter meetings set at members’ homes, with March 7 at Mrs. Archie Bishop’s residence at the corner of Do nation Hill and Turnpike roads. Refreshments by Mrs. Merrill Wade and Mrs. Bishop.
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Jack Barnhart
Noble Kent
Archie Bishop
Donation Hill
Turnpike Roads
Merrill Wade
Bishop
Gas hampers search for five miners in Japanese mine
Rescue teams paused the search for five miners missing after a deadly explosion at Yubari coal mine in Japan. By now 34 miners have been recovered, with 23 saved and five still unaccounted for after Monday's blast at one of the nation's largest mines.
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Supporo
Japan
Yubari
Mrs Danner Speaks At Mary Circle Meeting
Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church met at the North Center Street home of Mrs Merle McIntyre with nineteen members and two guests. Mrs Lester Danner shared experiences from her Europe trip through slides, focusing on Work Love and Peace.
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Mary Circle
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
William Rieck
Danner
Roy Reed
Epsilon Phi Hosts Rosa Larrondo as Guest Speaker
Miss Rosa Larrondo, a Chilean exchange student at Corry Area High School, spoke to Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi last night. Mrs. Richard Mason hosted. meeting led by Mrs. Edward Pasi with plans for a February 15 card party and a nominating committee including Mrs. Pasi, Mrs. Robert Parke, and Mrs. Clifford Wright.
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Epsilon Phi
Rosa Larrando
Corry Area
Santiago
Chile
Epsilon Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Richard Mason
Raymond Avenue
Edward Pasi
Pasi
Robert Parke
Clifford Wright
Larrondo
America
Delores Aquilino
North Center Street
Wilcox Barnes Wedding Ties North Center to California
Lyle Wilcox of North Center Street and Ruth E. Barnes of Lakewood California were married Friday at 2 45 PM in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Paul F Bauer officiating. Attendants were Mrs Mayme Baker and Mrs Josephine Besbon. The couple will reside in Lakewood after a brief wedding trip.
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Lyle Wilcox
California
First Presbyterian Church
United Lyle Wilcox
North Center Street
Ruth’ E. Barnes
Lakewood
Calif
Corry
Paul F. Bauer
Mayme Baker
Josephine Bes- 80N
Wilcox
Nancy Lee
Martha Circle Hosts Meeting at East Congress Street Church
Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at East Congress Street Church with Mrs Baro Vary us presiding. Devotions on The Heart opened the session and plans were set for a February 13 wedding reception at the church. Mrs Correll led a program on city missions highlighting Homer Toberman Settlement House in San Pedro California. Refreshments were served and the next meeting was set for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baro Vary
Congress Street
Martha Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
St. John
Robert Marsh
Charles Correll
Homer Toberman
San Pedro
Calif
Harry Blount
Hartlet Myers
Valentine
Birthday Party Honors Telephone Co Women
Leo Mather of 614 South Center Street hosted a birthday party for Miss Katherine Kirin and Mrs Irene Dippel at the General Telephone Co office. Home movies of the Christmas party were shown, games with prizes awarded, pink décor and carnation corsages. A luncheon followed with salad ham rolls birthday cake coffee and punch.
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Uits
Leo Mather
South Center Street
General ‘Telephone Co
Katherine Kirin
Irene Dippel
Ames
Cootiette Club Names New Officers
Cootiette elute No. 102 elected Mildred Sorenson as chief at a small VFW Garden Room meeting with eight members present. Appointments included Mrs. Clyde Reynolds in charge and several assistants with Grace Blymilley and Harold Carr among others. Next meeting will install officers on March 1.
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Cootiette
VFW Post Home
Clyde Reynolds
Wrayback
Mildred Sorenson
Grayback
William Roehnng
Jouve
James Keppel
Baby Jouse
Maurice Porter
Scratcher
Hazel _ Shuss
Alfred Cone
Glyde Reynolds
Eva Arnold
Helen Porter
Alma
Gary
Staple
Porter
Harold Carr Hospital
Roger Grape
Keppel
Card Party Honors Mrs George Mulderick
A group of friends gathered last evening at Mrs. George Mulderick’s South Center street home for a card party in her honor and to entertain her guest from Girard. A Valentine Day themed dessert course followed by coffee tea and mints preceded three card tables and awards to Mrs LeVerne Miller Mrs Paul Lines and Miss Mary Higsins with Mrs Mulderick receiving the special guest award.
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David Depew
East Main Street
Tampa
Fis
Dan Depew
William F. Watson Jr
William Watson
U. & Air Force
Rine~stine
Germany
B. W. Baccus
South Center Street
John Baroth
Liberty Street
Bradford
Glenn Conklin
Spring Creek
George Mulderick
Buctus
Girard
LeVerne Miller
Paul Lines
Mary Higsins
Mulderick
Berean Bible Class Plans Bulletin Board Purchase
The Berean Bible Class of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Lauherice Porter of Wayne Street. Simon Cosma led devotions from Hebrews chapter 11. Fred Marsh conducted the business session and the group voted to buy a church bulletin board. Refreshments were served later by the hosts assisted by Mr and Mrs Arlant Burrois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lauherice Porter
Wayne Street
Simon Cosma
Fred Marsh
Arlant
Burrois
ACES Exec Speaks on Economic Education at Corry Club
William Irwin Arbuckle of the American for the Competitive Enterprise System addressed the Cony Management Club at Hotel Corry. He stressed economic education’s role in business and community life and described Erie chapter activities including student tours and company operations briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aces Exec
William Irwin Arbuckle
William Irwin Arbuckle Company
Ly Erle
Cony Management Club
Corry
Lyle Chase
Clit Lawson
Ecclesiasical Furniture Company
Ralph Gould
Corry Concrete and Gravel Company
Walter Bertram
Nelson
America
ACES
Erie
Arbuckle
Televised fare mixed with death theme and Shakespeare
A TV review notes NBC Startime adaptation of The Greatest Man Alive featuring Ed Wynn and Bert Lahr. the plot of a man seeking public notice through death dampens its humor. CBS plans Sorry Wrong Number on Suspense. Arthur Godfrey tours Asia for future specials. The Tempest to air NBC 7:30 9.
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New York
Ed Wyn
Bert Lair
NBC
Startime
Tony Webster
Wynn
Lahr
Arthur Godfrey
India
China
Far East
Winners Named in Women’s Duplicate Bridge Session
YMCA hosted the weekly Women’s Duplicate Bridge session yesterday. Winners were Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs F H Bartholme of Union City with 36 percent, Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Miss Lena St Clair with 33 percent, Mrs Dorr Clark and Mrs Ivan Wick wire with 21 dollars, and Mrs Al Vanssen and Mrs Florence McCray. Miss Rogers is taking reservations for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
J. Fred Kinley
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Elizabeth Rogers
Lena St. Clair
Dorr Clark
Ivan Wickwire
al Vanssens
Florence McCray
VBL
Why Good-Time Charlie Suffers Uneasy Bladder
An ad-like recount of Doan's Pills promising relief for bladder irritation and backache. It touts four actions: no bladder irritation, fast relief from aches, mild diuretic effect increasing kidney output, and long-standing use for over 60 years.
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Charlie
Doan
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