Meadville Gains From Corry Loss As Pitts Leave Erie
Birdie notes Corry’s loss becomes Meadville’s gain as Mrs Arthur Nellie Pitts leaves Goncord street for Meadville with her son Dick returning from California. Nell will be near son in law and daughter Mrs James Weindorf and family in Meadville. A weekly TV series by the Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs debuts on WICU TV at 1 p.m. Designed as a leadership workshop, the Erie County Federation will host viewings and discussions weekly in members’ homes. National Kraut and Frankfurter Week promotes the kraut and frankfurter alliance. Clergy news covers Rev Walter W. Gilliland at Asbury Theological Seminary conference. Bishop Gerald Kennedy speaks. Recipe notes suggest fruited scones from biscuit dough with raisins or currants. College updates recall Dan Rich and Dennis McMahon among others, with Edinboro practice teaching and theater involvement at Mansfield State College. The Perry Campers plan a family dinner at Tennessee Gas near Clymer with games and a program outline. Quote: “Responsibility is the price of greatness.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Meadville
Arthur
Nellie) Pitts
Goncord Street
California
Nell
Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wicu-Tv
Erie County Federation
Walter W. Gilliland
First Methodist Church
Asbury ‘Theological Seminary
Wilmore
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Methodist Church
Leonard Hyans
Richard Michalski
Norwalk
Robert A. MacGregor
A. D
Edinboro State College
Edinboro
Wright School
Janet Smith
Union City
Diana Schramling
Dureen
Tennessee Gas
Clymer
Winston Churchill
Engagement of Rowana Reagle and Joel Lloyd Revealed
Mrs Lena Reagle of 514 Grand Street announces the engagement of her daughter Rowena Margaret Reagle to Joel W Lloyd, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Lloyd of 129 East Irving Street. An August wedding is planned with Rowena a Wheaton College and University of Buffalo social work student and Joel a Madison Ohio teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Reagle
Grand Street
Rowena Margaret Reagle
Joel W. Lloyd
Harold Lloyd
East Irving Street
Miss Reagle
Corry Area
Wheaton’ College
Lloyd
CAHS
Houghton College
Houghton, N.Y
Indiana State College
Madison
Ohio
EUB Circles Hold Church Meetings and Plans
Evangelical United Brethren and Esther Circle meetings hosted by church groups report nine to twelve members present. Debates covered World Day of Prayer March 5 Lutheran service, East Asia nations lessons, Spring Conferences March 15 20, new nations panel, and a letter read with refreshments served.
Public Invited To Eastern Star Church Service
Miss Donna Hickle announces a special church service at First Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m February 14. Rev H Kenyon Leishman will speak with church choir music directed by William A Leaby and selections by Adele McCray Max Bennini and Harry Hickle. The event supports Grand Chapter Estart project funding religious service students with awards of 400 to 25 students. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Hickle
Corry City
Order of the Eastern Star
First Presbyterian Church
H. Kenyon Leishman
William A. Leaby
Adele McCray
Max Bennini
Harry Hickle
Pittsburgh
Order
Lutheran Circles Meet at Home in Spanish Americans Theme
The Rebecca Circle of St Pauls Lutheran Church met at Mrs Harold Jacksons home on West Columbus Avenue for a 1:30 p m gathering with co hosts and guest speakers. The program covered What Is Happening to Spanish Americans with displays of Spanish jewelry and images from Puerto Rico and Mexico. A business meeting set February 17 at 8 p m for the general Lutheran Church Women gathering with a Spanish theme and a linen purchase for a new corporal planned for Easter. The World Day of Prayer will be March 5 at 8 15 p m. An Elizabeth Circle meeting followed with 12 members present and the next gathering slated for March 5 at Mrs John Mohrs house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Arcie
Rebecca Circle
St Paul's Luthicial Church
Harold Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Clarence Kireh
Kenneth Heacox
Mita
Baley
Sigg Sokaie Mabe
Clarence Kirch
Elizabeth Circle
T. W. Welms
William Miller
Irwin
A. F. Dahlstrand
Erie
Abl
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Ahl
John Mohr
Mission Talk on Church Influence in New Countries
From Rev. Ernest Lang, missionary in Japan. Mrs. John Carrier led the lesson as several women spoke on the church mission's influence in new lands. Speakers included Mrs. Allen Kuhn Mrs. Robert Shannon Mrs. Gertrude Grover Mrs. Lynn Campbell and Mrs. Ruth Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lang
Japan
John Carrier
Countries
Allen Kuhn
Robert Shannon
Gertrude Grover
Lynn Campbell
Ruth Lyons
Bea Spicer
Herold Carlison
Herbert Trisket
Lydia Circle Meets With Mrs Hasbrouck at Liberty Street
The Lydia Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist met at Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck’s home on Liberty Street. 19 members attended as plans for a sewing group were discussed and a birthday shower honored Mrs. Harriett Durham’s 89th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Gladys McClosky
G. A. Galbreath
A. m
Sweetheart Candidates Named for Moose Ball Honor
Two prospective sweethearts for the annual Moose Lodge Sweetheart Ball are Miss Sandra DeWitt and Miss Gloria Eaton, both seniors at Corry Area High School. DeWitt, born August 27, pursues crocheting sewing skating and cooking and aims for IBM or business college to become a secretary. Eaton, born September 26, enjoys reading dancing and wrestling events and plans a nursing career after graduation. Both are Beaverettes members. DeWitt in Tri-Hi-Y and Eaton as an Usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Sandra DeWitt
Martin DeWitt
Gloria Eaton
William Eaton
East South Street
Corry Area High School
Miss DeWitt
Bies
Beaverettes
Tri-Hi-Y
Miss Eaton
Bridge Scores Show Howell Winners At Corry Meeting
The Corry Bridge Association met in the Garden Room of the VFW Post Home for a four table Howell session. Winners included Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hubley with 81, James Lundy and Dr. T. S. Kelsey 46, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly 45, Mr. and Mrs. Vee Lindsey 44, and Norman Tarbell and Wallace Young 43. Next week a regular game will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VFW Post
T. A. Hubley
James Lundy
T. S. Kelsey
Morgan Beverly
Vee Lindsey
Norman Tarbell
Wallace Young
Fire devastates Uniontown home as mother saves four children
A blaze on the outskirts of Uniontown routed a mother and her four children from a one story brick house. Mrs James Wilson led three children to safety and returned for Danny 12 who suffered smoke inhalation. He required hospital treatment. Wilson worked in Washington DC and was not home. Fire suspected to be started by an explosion. No damage estimate available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
James Wilson
Danny
Wilson
Washington
I D. C
Public Library Board of Trustees Meets at Hotel Corry
The Corry Public Library Board of Trustees met at the Hotel Corry. Treasurer’s report shows $130 donated to memorial fund. December circulation 2,255. January 3,322. Registration up 106 to 3,376. 352 new books added December and January. Young Adult and Juvenile sections renovated and in first class order. Librarian Ruth F P Myers resigns effective April 1 1985. Attending were Superintendent Shupe, Secretary Anderson, Librarian Myers, and trustees Hall, Ott Jr., Tunnell, Young, Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
S. E. Anderson
Ruth FP. Myers
William Hall
Robert Ott Jr
Robert Tunnell
Wallace M. Young
George Gould
My Favorite Recipe Potato Chowder by Mrs H Halfast
A compact old fashioned kitchen tip promotes frying salt pork until crisp then onions and potatoes are cooked together. The method says to add hot milk and crackers with water to cover, finishing with crisp brown. Readers are invited to share favorite recipes with The Corry Journal for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Corry Journal
January Memorial Book List Released by Sorry Public Library
The January memorial book list from Sorry Public Library honors Clyde Hall Arthur Pitts Sr Sally Peterson Roger Brown Thomas Shupe Robert Watson Lester Danner and Byron Gross among others. Memorial books were donated by numerous individuals and groups including Mrs Katherine Sields Mrs Lena Ayers Mrs ene Webb and the Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Additional titles ordered include You Play Golf American Catholicist and Popular History for Young Readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorry Public Library
David R. Turner
Katherine Sields
Lena Ayers
Ene Webb
Clyde Hall
Don Schiffer
John Lawson
Arthur Pitts Sr
Donald Atwater
Abbott Ott Sr
Sally Peterson
Ada Foradora
Marie Edwards
Lester Danner
Patrick Smart
Mary
Norial Books Brown
Silent Gery
Lirid
Herold Carr
Jett Ellis
Rattoo
Joseph Mattilemar
Elizabeth Schrambing
Audrey Williams
Willedda Shindledecker
C3 American Legion
Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Memcury
Byron Gross
T. A. Hubley
Mary S. Stewart
Lena Cohen
Roscoe Destinly
Lester Darmner
D Kennedy Statue Unveiling Planned in McKeesport
McKeesport Pa Senator Robert F D is to attend the unveiling of a statue of his late brother former President John F Kennedy on Monday in McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby K
Mckeesport
U. 3
Robert F. D. NY
John F. Kennedy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berttha McMiéwaet
Society Editor
Birdie
Rowana Reagle
Ahsad
EUB
Rebekah
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard Davis
Harold Marsh
Harold Fish
Loretta Belden
Lutheran Church
East Asia
Ivan Hunsburger
Deborah
Esther Pound
G. T. Bergman
Alfred Haenel
Bergman
Richard Shannon
Richard Sorenson
Esther
Mary Beagle
Eastern Star
Public Library Board of Trustees
Vearw
Ist
Sout Canter Street
McGregor
Mighty-Mac
Beth
Are Tyke
Evans
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