Family Party Honors Mrs. Durham at 80th Birthday
Mrs. W. L. Durham was honored at a four generation family gathering at her son K. S. Durham's home on Railroad street. Guests came from Pleasantville Philadelphia Bronx Mt. Holly Pittsburgh Wrightsville Corry as well as local relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Gould returned from Florida vacation and others noted visitors and several will join Mr. Coulter after Japan assignment. Actor director Sidney Miller wed Tink Burton in Las Vegas with O’Connor and Rose as co-best men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Durham
K. S. Durham
Railroad ‘Street
Pleasantville
Philadelphia
Bronx
Mt. Holly
N. J
Pittsburgh
Wrightsville
Corry
Mrs. Durham
George Gould
Park Street
Florida
Oliba
Havana
Everett, Johnson
Robert Goleman
Johnson Brothers
International Harvester
W. L. Dunn
Meadville
New Jersey
James Gould
Waterford
Wells
J. R. Williams
N.Y
William C. Durham
Wayne Street
John P. Coulter
John Coulter
West Church Street
Tnd
Japan
Durham
Railroad Street
A. C. Durham
Karen
L. G. Durham
Harold and
Loraine
C. F. Higgins
Claude Erickson
Youngsville
Lynn B. Colvin
Media
Ralph Curtis
Columbus
Colvin
W. Leslie Colvin
Jamestown
Las Vegas
Nev
Sidney Miller
Tink Burton
Donald O'Connor
Miller
Glenn Rose
Shenanloah
Corry Grange No 55 Holds Routine Meeting
Corry Grange No 55 convened at the Grange Hall on Park Street with John Decker as worthy master presiding. The charter was draped for deceased member Mrs Anna Czech and a 5 donation was made to the American Cancer Society. Home Economics reported 6875 raised for the Grange treasury from the recent hant dinner. Miss Linnea Wester conducted the program and members helped throughout. Eugene Powers and his committee served cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No. 55
Grange Hall
Park Street
John Decker
Anna Czech
American Cancer Society
Grange Treasury
Linnea Wester
Eugene Powers
NFMS Meeting at Nazarene Church
An NFMS gathering was held at the Church of the Nazarene with opening prayer by Mrs. M. Bailey and singing led by Ray Merriman. Scripture from John 12 and a poem titled My Alabaster Box were read, followed by prayers from Carl Way and Delbert Croscutt. Mrs. A. Foote sang, Rev. R.R. Merriman offered another prayer, and the evening offering supported building homes for national workers. Mrs. A. W. Munsee led a lesson on Mesus As 1 Missionary, with business conducted by president Mrs. Gary Dingfelder. Secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were presented by Mrs. Allan Foote and Mrs. R. Merriman, respectively, and closing prayer was by Mrs. Lionlis Hetets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of ‘the Nazarene
M. Bailey
Ray Merriman
Merriman
A. W. Munsee
Gary Dingfelder
Sven
Allan Foote
Trensurer
Lionlis Hetets
Mrs Wilbur Rickers Hosts Senior Club Meeting
Mrs Wilbur Rickers hosted a Senior Club gathering at her North Center Street home last evening. Mrs Bruce Ellsworth led a brief business session and February birthday roll was read. Mrs Paul P Bauer shared color slides from a coast trip with commentary. cookies coffee and tea served. Mrs George Boyd will host the next meeting.
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Awere
Wilbur Rickers
North Center Street
Bruce Ellsworth
California
Paul P. Bauer
Bauer
George Boyd
Readers Meet With Mrs. George Nagel
Mrs. George Nagel hosted the Readers at her Wayne street home yesterday afternoon for a dessert lunch for nine members followed by a brief business session. Mrs. W. E. Phillips spoke on poverty and a piece titled Poverty Never Made Us Poor while Mrs. Ira Miller read Helen Inspired The World. both were well received. The group will meet February 20 at Mrs. Phillips 39 West Congress street with Mrs. F B Sullivan as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nagel
Ner |Hone
Wayne Street
W. E. Phillips
Ivy Baker Priest
United States
Ira Miller
Helen
Navy Mothers Club Held Routine Meeting at IOOF Hall
The Navy Mothers Club met for a regular session last evening at the IOOF Hall. Mrs. Carl Higby, commander, presided. After the business meeting a social period followed with a luncheon of fruited Jello salad wafers tea coffee and a heart shaped birthday treat served by Mrs. Reynold Hamilton and Mrs. Ross Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
IOOF
Carl Higby
Reynold Hamilton
Ross Mack
Ministerial Association Plans Holy Week Services
The Corry area ministerial group met at First Methodist Church to map Holy Week events. Easter Cantata planned for Tuesday at an announced location. Good Friday services 1 to 3 p.m. with downtown businesses urged to close. A softball league planning committee was formed to involve all churches. Members toured Raymond Mfg. Co. plant afterward, led by Roy Reed and R Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Corry Area
Raymond Mfg. Co
Roy Reed
R. ©. Bailey
Fly Tying Demonstration At Kiwanis Meet In Corry
At the Kiwanis Club weekly meeting in the Hotel Corry last evening John Liebegott of Corry Area High School spoke on fly tying as a hobby. He demonstrated tying flies and displayed samples while answering members questions. Curtis O'Shell announced 14 Kiwanians would attend the Jamestown meeting today. The next club gathering is set for February 20.
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Me Aneck Og Tortam Wilt Pit
Kiwanis Club
Corry
John Liebegott
Corry Area
Liebegott
Curtis O'Shell
Clarence Wallace
Inter-Club Committee
Jamestown
Rice
Edward Robinson
Warsaw
Bear Lake Couple to Wed in February Nuptials
Bear Lake Miss Maxine Jovitie Mathews will marry Gerald A. Smith of Wrightsville. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Mathews of Bear Lake announce the engagement. Both sets of prospective inlaws attended Lottsville school. The wedding is planned for February 18.
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Bear Lake
Charles W. Mathews
RD. 1
Maxine Jovitie
Gerald A. Smith
Emmett Smith
Wrightsville
Miss Mathews
Mr. Smith
Lottsville
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Purchases At Corry Memorial
At the Li dirs Auxiliary monthly meeting Mrs James Sinate chaired in the nurses dining room. Reports were heard from officers, the auxiliary’s books were audited by a local accountant, and two lab items stainless steel utility cart and a spectrophotometer were approved for purchase. New member Mrs Frank Valvo joined. A bylaws revision committee was named with Mrs L C Nichols, Mrs Robert Betz, and Mrs Bracken.
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Lidirs
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Sinate
Theausilayy
C. W. Bracken Sr
Sinure
L. C. Nichols
Robert Betz
Bracken
Fred Schwab
Frank Valvo
Leo Heberlein
James ‘Hileman
Miss Ruth Bennett Receives Tri-Hi-Y Award in Corry
Miss Ruth Bennett, advisor to the Tri-Hi-Y Club in Corry, received a jeweled Tri-Hi-Y pin. Miss Sharon Hansen, club president, presented the honor and noted Bennett's 23 years of service. Arthur O. Burgess spoke, and the group planned sending treats to Zen Zem Children's Hospital in Erie, plus a splash party and greeting card sale for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bennett
Corry
Sharon Hansen
Toomis
Bennett
Arthur O. Burgess
Zen Zem Children's Hospital
Erie
Preida Petlibon
Marjorie Muir
Rivers Rise as Heavy Rain Fills Pittsburgh Area Crests Near 19 Feet
Heavy rainfall swelled Pittsburgh area rivers with crests near nineteen feet. Forecasts warned of potential flooding around Allen and Monongahela rivers as showers eased and river levels rose to flood stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinssurgh
Pittsburgh
Allen Sheng
Iver
March runtage sale chaired by Mrs Betz and Mrs Carter
A runtage sale will be held in March under the chairs manship of Mrs Robert Betz and Mrs Ethin Carter. The exact due and place will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Betz
Ethin Carter
Garland Drops Divorce Plan After Talks With Sid Duttre Arth
Actress Judy Garland returned home from her sister's and withdrew the divorce suit against producer Sid Duttre arth after a late week talk. He said they had been cross-purposes and that she had left Friday, filing for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty, but the couple reconciled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Hollywood
Didy Garland
Sid Duttrearth
Eld
Miss Garland
Coal Firm Votes 3 For 1 Stock Split
Pittsburgh Consolidation Company stockholders approved a three for one split. Record holders as of February 6 will receive new certificates on February 24. About 2,006,411 shares, roughly 95.6 percent of outstanding 2,160,....
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Consolidation Con) .Co
Undliyy
Senate orders probe of bribe in Case case vote
The Senate voted 90 to 0 to investigate a suggested 2500 donation aimed at influencing Sen Francis Case. A four member bipartisan committee, appointed by Vice President Nixon, can subpoena and has 10000 to fund the probe, with a report due by March 1.
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Ry Associated
Washington
Senate Today
Francis Case
RSD
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Case
Nixon
Johnson
Senate Election Subcommittee
Sen
Herntings
D-Mo
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