Sweetheart Ball Queen Hopefuls Announced
The Women of the Moose announce the ten candidates for the Sweetheart Ball Queen. The second annual dance, sponsored by WOTM, will be February 16 at the Moose Club ballroom with Sonny Hayes Orchestra performing from 9:20 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Tickets cost 1 dollar, available from Bennett’s or any WOTM member or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
James Krasa
Gene
Stanley Bailey
Bennett
WOTM
Queen Candidate Mary Jean Mitchell for Sweetheart Ball
Mary Jean Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Mitchell of R D 2 is a candidate for Queen of the Sweetheart Ball. She plans office work after graduating from Corry Area High School in June where she serves as vice president of her homeroom and member of the student council Beaverette Club and Girls Athletic Association. She has played in the high school band four years and was named Girl of the Month by the local Business and Professional Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Studio
Mary Jean Mitchell
Girl's Athletic Association
Mitchell
The
Moose Women
Reserved Seats for Kiwanis Show On Sale Soon
Bourgs, ticket committee custman, says tickets for the Kiwanis show If the Shoe Fits will be exchanged for reserved seats starting Thursday at Corry Bakery. No extra charge for reserved seats. hours 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. February 12 13 and 14 with a reduced rate grad school and high school event February 11 at 7 15 p.m. proceeds benefit Kiwanis charity fund.
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2Tan Bourgs
Custman
Corry Bakery
Sturgis
Kiwanis Charity Fund
Picture Story Presented For Corry Grangers
Bernard Wingert of Warren County gave colored travel slides from a trip to New Mexico with historic sites. Eighteen members attended as John Decker led the meeting and announced Merrill Lillie’s hospitalization. A lunch committee served sandwiches and coffee. next session slated for February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Grange
Bernard Igert
Warren County
Wingert
New Mexico
Youngsville
John Decker
Lloyd Lillie
Decker
Merrill Lillie
Grange
Doctors Osteopathic Hospital
Erie
Loretta Belden
New Members Welcomed By Hospital Group
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held a meeting in the nurses dining room with Mrs. Harold Carr as president. Reports from Nellie Kirch Mary Higgins Gerald Staples Hat Haight Vel lah Bracken and Lester Danner covered committee work and January desk hours totaling 122. An educational workshop is planned for June 17 to 20 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vreeeette
Thomas Fogarty
Hermaneting
Corry Memorial
Carr
Fogarty
Pantle
Edgar Alexander
Louis Monow
Earl Haight
Frank Graft
J. H. W. Parker
Nellie Kirch
Harold Cary
Joseph Guignon
Lester Danner
Bertha Schréus
Helen Davison
Edward Heckman
Travers’ Stohlberg
Leslie Donaldson
Gerald Pless
Retirement Event Honors LaVerne Miller
LaVerne Miller was honored at a retirement gathering held at the Moose Club with about a dozen coworkers and friends in attendance. Willian Stroh led the program assisted by Train Master P J Seidel David Jones and O B Chapman. Guests came from Marion Youngstown Jamestown Niobe and nearby areas as well as Corry area colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Miller
Iites
Erte
Wwanns
Meadville
David Jones
Jamestown
O. B. Chapman
John McMahon
Ey Fargo
Merle Capwell
Marion
Youngstown
Ohio
Salamanca
Randolph
Niobe
Pany
Corry
Mrs Fred Wallace Fetcd At Party In Cutting
Mrs. Fred Wallace feted at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Gordon Shampoe in Cutting. Guests from Cutting Sunday School junior and senior classes enjoyed games and gifts. refreshments included banana splits cupcakes and potato chips. Several attendees listed. volunteers commended for 40+ hours at the desk. next meeting set for March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Douglas DeShazer Oer
Fred ‘Red
Roy Redman
Valentine
Jerry
Kathie
Diane Redlecki
Linda
Nellis
Shelly
Linda Albright
Sharon
Bonnie Hayes
Faye Reitman
James Humphrey
Susan Bemis
Larry
Randy Shampoe
Wicard party benefits the team at the Y
A dessert card party for the team will be held at the Y on February 1 at 5 p.m. Journal photographer will cover the winners of division prizes. On the board left to right are Mrs. Richard Peebles Mrs. Charles Bracken Mrs. Rene Counasse Mrs. Leo Hooks Mrs. Edgar Alexander Mrs. Kirk Sawyer and Mrs. Thomas Cragg. Missing were Mrs. George Sample and Mrs. R. Elwin Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jornal
Richard Peebles
Charles Bracken
Rene Counasse
Leo Hooks
Edgar
Mrs Vaughn Hosts Esther Circle Group Meeting
The Esther Circle of the First Methodist WSCS met at Mrs. Hubert Vaughn's home with sixteen members and one guest, Mrs. Horace Ordway. A business session followed by a playlet Soliloquy On Why Join. next hostesses announced for the Monday WSCS session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Sastner
Vetorian's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Hubert Vaughn
North Center Street
Horace Ordway
Edmund Barry
Preston Anthony
Barr
Irvin Young
Vaughn
W. B. Stowe
Charles Sutter
Richard Mountain
Bert Williams
WSCS
Sutter
Frank Anthony
Raymond Avenue
Local Notes on Visits and Homecomings in Elmira and East Aurora
Mrs Cortland Bryant traveled to Elmira New York Sunday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Hammond and family of RD 1. Mrs Melvin Schramling returned home from Wayne site after a buying trip to New York City for Katherine's Dress Shop. Rev and Mrs Lynn A Bereman and daughters Dawn and Terri Lee returned to RD 2 East Aurora New York after visiting relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland Bryant
Elmira
N. Y
Howard Hammond
R.D. 1
Melvin Schramling
Wayne Sitéet
New York City
Katherine
Lynn A. Bere- Man
Dawn
Terri Lee
East Aurora
All He Did Was Offer Dog Plan
Mallory, a dog lover and showman, defends his plans amid repeated fake accusations tying him to dog control and meat operations. He notes many letters are unsigned and some allege higher taxes, while reaffirming his role as trainer and breeder.
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Allers
Black
Mallory
Mrs James Wagner Honored At Stork Shower
Mrs James Wagner was honored last evening at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Albert Ross in West Smith street. Hostesses were Mrs Robert Borstorff Mrs Charles Hayes and Mrs Donald Buell. Prizes went to Mrs Harvey King Mrs Larry Buell Mrs Fred Sutter and Miss Joanne Rowley. The pink and blue theme featured miniature cradles. Guests from Jamestown Union City Wattsburg Clymer Spartansbury and Corry attended and gifts celebrated the forthcoming arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wagner
Albert Ross
West Smith Street
Robert Borstorff
Charles Hayes
Donald Buell
Harvey King
Larry Buell
Fred Sutter
Joanne Rowley
Local man urges humane approach to dog pound plan
He emphasizes serving the community over euthanizing dogs and urges careful handling. Council thanks him for his interest and moves to finalize pound plans promptly.
John H. Stewart Warren Announces Candidacy for County Offices
John H Stewart Warren, a Republican with 30 years of registration, seeks the offices of Register of Wills, Clerk of the Orphans Court, and Recorder of Deeds. He cites 23 years in state and federal courts, vows to leave his law practice, and aims to meet groups to discuss professional county service and fiscal justification for qualified personnel. Primary date May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
New York
Orphans’ Court
John H. ‘Stewart Warren
Ruth Circle Meeting at First Methodist Church
Ruth Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Robert Marsh's East South Street home with 23 members present. Mrs. Alan Cornish urged eight members to assist with the Fathers Son banquet on February 18 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wars
Wewu sunOray
Ralph Sperry
Ruth
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Robert Marsh
East South Street
Oscar Johnson
Alan Cornish
Joseph Guignon
Southern Rhodesia
United Nations
Frank McKnight
Frank Sturgis
William Marsh
Ae Frame
Cernter Street
Edward Kaiser
Ships At Sea Endangered By Bad Storm
A slow moving storm battered the Atlantic from the Gulf of Mexico to the Carolinas. Twenty foot waves and strong winds endangered several ships and hampered rescue efforts by Coast Guard craft. The storm sank a trawler off Florida, drowning three men while six others were rescued. A Jacksonville crew shored up seawalls with sandbags as crews faced widespread damage from flooding and erosion along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaceso
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Florida
Carolinas
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Tcklish
Gulf of Mexico
Mingo
Texico Tilinots
Fshing
Sultana I
Tiger Shark
Jacksonville
Pacific Coast
Appalachians
Maine
New England
New York State
North Dakota
Lake Superior
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Evans
LaVerne Miller
Fred Wallace
YMCA
Corry Memorial Hospital
Billy McCray
R. D. 4. Corry
Warren Countians
John H. Stewart
Starlite
Hans
General Telephone
Valentie
Kiwanis Club
L Rogers
Kiwanis Charity
Af Grice’s
Corry Pharmacy
Evans Dress Shop
Hotel Corry
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