Interesting program at auxiliary session promotes awareness
Members of the Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary heard guest speaker Mrs. Frank J. Lynn of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Erie County discuss the disease and available clinic services. A daughter and a son were born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwill and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Walker Jr. New members joined the auxiliary and plans were made for a rummage sale, a heart fund fundraiser, a summer bazaar, and a special meeting at Mrs. Eastman’s home to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Multiple Sclerosis Society of
Erie County
Frank J
Evelyne) Lynn
John Goodwill
R.D. 1
North Clymer
Goodwill
Louise Maring
Troy Walker Jr
Spring Street
Ing
Erie ‘County
Erie
Lynn
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Donald Reed
David Creston
Richard Padden
Eugene McChesney
Hiram Daley
Earle Bliley
Embert Earle
Heart Fund
Louie Eastman
Essex Street
Auxiliary
Valentine Card Party Fashions Featured at Elks Lodge
The Ladies of the Elks sponsored a Valentine card party at the Elks Lodge with Katherine's Dress Shop showcasing spring styles. Coordinated by Phyllis Maloney, models included Mrs. Craig Hyer, Mrs. John Brigham, Mrs. Dale Lutz, Mrs. John Middleton, Mrs. Clark McCray, Mrs. Charles Mack Sr., Mrs. Walter Rhodes, and Mrs. Robert Falcone, along with Mrs. Roy Hall, Miss Pamela Small, Mrs. Larry Gustafson, and Mrs. Den-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hall
Dennis Hyer
Robert Falcone
Pamela Small
Charles Mack Sr
Leo Neckers
Joseph Slike
Walter Rhodes
Clark McCray
John Brigham
John Middleton
Craig Hyer
Larry Gustafson
Dale Lutz
McMichael
Ladies of the Elks
Elks Lodge
Katherine
James
Phyllis)Maloney
Den
Nis Hyer
William Mitchell
Barry Bugbee
Robert Kensinger
Kathleen Ladika
Allan Long
Becky Arnink
Delia Bernard
Debra Pele
Norma Loveland
Mae Hi
Patrick Ryad
John Walsh
Dianey Jaquith
Linda Koval
Jerry Cobb
Ida VanTassel
John Patterson
Betty Smith
Ethlyn Lindstrom
Mildred Akam
Harry Lamona
Judy Laxman
Karen
Marty
Katherine's
Jerry Clayton
Donald Gates
Roger Sheehan
Criag Hyer
James St. George
Joseph Pitcavage
Donald Nantes
Proctor Family Back from Okinawa Visit and Local Civic Notices
Dorothy Proctor returns to Corry after six weeks in Okinawa with son Donald Proctor and family. United States Army husband Cliff stationed near Naha, plans to return in June, family to follow. Corry heart fund kick off meeting set for 7:30 at Corry Motor Inn, Heart Sunday February 2th. Memorial notices list Paul French of Ashville, VA hospital room B4-27 and Mothers of the Sparkettes meeting canceled due to National Guard duties. High School alumni reunion planning, PTA dinner guest Daniel Wenrick of Erie, and Moose Heart Sweetheart Ball February 16 at Moose Lodge with $3 per couple tickets. Various local events, decorations, and cooking tips noted. Also Houston Opera to premiere Thomas Pasatieri’s The Seagull on March 5 with Evelyn Lear and Frederica von Stade in cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Dorothy Proctor
Turnpike Road
R.D
Corry
Inlaw
Donald
Toyoko) Proctor
Tommy
Vicki
Taiwan
Suicide Cliff
Hedo Park
Proctor
United States Army
United States Petroleum Depot
Naha
States
Hiram
Judy) Daley
Corry Motor Inn
Moose Lodge
Silvis
WOTM
George (Roxanne) Ross
Opera Premiere
Houston
Houston Grand Opera
Thomas Pasatieri
Texas
Chekhov
Kenward Elmslie
Frank Corsaro
Charles Rosekarans
Evelyn Lear
Frederica’ von" Stade
John Reardon
Richard Stilwell
Citizens Band Club Plans Card Party
The Corry Communications Citizens Band Club met Sunday in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge with 13 members. A May Day card party was announced with time and place to be announced later. Roles named: Joann Williamson general chairman, Mary Messenger kitchen, Lloyd Thiem ticket, Carol Hunt posters and door prizes. Club patches arrived, available from William Williamson. Refreshments served by Mary Messenger. Attendance award went to Gerald Pless. Next meeting March 3 in the Colonial Room to discuss important business and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Communications Citizens Band Club
Moose Lodge
Joann Williamson
Mary Messenger
Lloyd Thiem
Carol Hunt
William Williamson
Messenger
Gerald Pless
Colonial
Kiwanians Hear Of Rural Health Plan
Mrs Doris Mitchell administrative assistant for the rural health plan at Clymer spoke at the Kiwanis dinner in Corry. She outlined a clinic plan to address medical gaps in Clymer and nearby areas with federal funds supporting a county health department and five clinics. The plan targets areas lacking services and uses income based fees. Allan Shaw led singing and President David Schweigert announced officers will attend a Division 1 meeting in Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Mitchell
Jamestown
N.Y
Clymer
Kiwanis Club
Corry Motor Inn
Mitchell
William Donaldson
Williams
Chautauqua
Allan Shaw
David Schweigert
Oil City
Parties Honor Leslie Upperman
Leslie Upperman of 8 Springstreet, recently retired from Cooper Pen tax, was honored by 70 friends and relatives at the Columbus Community Building. Dinner at 2 p.m. and visiting filled the afternoon as attendees from Washington DC, Upper Marlboro MD, Jamestown, Erie, Bear Lake, Spartansburg, Corry and Columbus brought many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Upperman
Springstreet
Cooper Pentax
Columbus
Washington, D.C
Upper Marlboro
Jamestown
Erie
Bear Lake
Spartansburg
Corry
Upper
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Ors
Evelyne Lynn
Frank J. Lynn
Harrisburg
Israel Packel
Birdie
Paul French
Ashville
French
Veterans Administration Hospital
Mothers of the Sparkettes
State Armory
National Guard
Corry Area High School
Doug Mitchell
Corry Area Council
PTA
Concord School
Daniel Wenrick
Hildreth Hammond
A. Bunn
Bradford
England
Lulu
Yorkshire
Billy Penn
Turkeys
A&p
A&p Toaster
Weo
W. Smith Street Plaza
Iba. Jar
Loz
Jar
Citizens Band Club
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men’s Christian Association of Corry
Association
North Center Street
Kenneth Burr
Young Men's Christian Association of
Jack Rooker
Kenneth Hogan
Courtney Fargo
Marguerite Zarger
Elwin Fuller
Bill Barbour
Bill Masler
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