Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Notes
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary met at the hospital with Mrs. Vennis R. Follett presiding. Plans were announced for a musical comedy show and bake sale on March 3 at Sears, and a variety show on April 26 at Corry Area High School pending school and Chamber approval. A new member, Mrs. Henry Fosburgh, was welcomed. volunteers logged 122 hours in January. a solarium table delivery was noted. scholarship committee reduced to five. next meeting set for March 6.
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Instevenibe
Corry Memorial Hospital
Vennis R. Follett
Harold Jackson
Gertrude White
Glenn Palmer
Holland Morgin
Corry
Indi- Lorin
Willian Leaby
Edward Heckman
Philip Sample
Travers Stohlberg
James Sinare
Robert Belz
Walter Bertram
Earl Hulpht
Henry Fosburgh
Auxiliary
0. W. Bracken Sr
William Louby
Velma Screws
Darwin Swink
Ann Bryesst
John Downey
Raymond Union Stages Dinner Dance At VFW
Local No. 29 UAW Raymond Division staged a dinner dance at the VFW post home. After dinner, door prizes were drawn with Clyde Peobtos winning a transistor radio, Ralph Stull and Mrs. Matthew Polocki also winning prizes. Howard Vanderhoff received a chimp stave as part of the entertainment. Bert Williams chaired the event with Charles Hiles as cochairman and committee members Mrs. Marilyn Carlson and Miss Derna Piccard assisting.
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UAW
Raymond
Clyde Peobtos
Ralph Stull
Matthew Polocki
Howard Vanderhoff
Bert Willams
Charles Hiles
Marylin Carlson
Derna Piccard
Reick Home Hosts Berean Class Meeting
Mr and Mrs Keith Reick hosted the Berean Class at their East Pleasant street home for a Punt Baptist Church gathering. Archib Burrows opened with prayer and the class president read from the third chapter. Rev Robert De Boer led the lesson on that chapter. Fred presided over the business session and plans for a Valentine party for adults were announced for Wednesday February 19 at the church. A social period followed with cake tea coffee mints and gifts for the host couple.
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Reick
Keith Reick
John Bosnk
Corry Memorial Hospital Welcomes Two Newborns
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Schneider R D 3 Corry. A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Christensen dr R D 2 Corry.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
John Schneider
R. D
Corry
George Christensen
Lloyd Lillie
Kinst -Pleasant Street
Ruth Circle Holds Devotional Meeting at East South Street Home
Ruth Circle of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Wendul Gage’s East South Street home with Mrs. Edmund Barr guiding devotions on Hearts citing Ephesians 3. Mrs. George Milvin chaired the session and announced hosting the church family night dinner February 21 with Mrs. Leland Johnston in charge.
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WSCS
Ruth Circle
Gage de Ruth
Womans Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
East South Street
Wendul Gage
Edmund Barr
George Milvin
Leland Johnston
Oscar Johnson
Russell Clark
Gage
John Wellenhoffer
W. E. Rodemeyer
Mrs Hair Hosts WSCS Esther Circle Meeting
Mrs Joseph Hair of West Congress street hosted the Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the West Methodist Church for 22 members and guests. Devotions on Joy and Tribulation were led by Mrs J B Cogan from St James. Next meeting is March 6 at Mrs Correll's home with World Day of Prayer February 17 noted. Women urged helpers for a dinner for Astrint youth rally at the church this Saturday.
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Joseph Hair
West
Congress Street
Yenine
Florence Colyer
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Pies Methodist
J. B. Cogan
St. James
W. B. Stowe
Charles Correll
Earl VanGuilder
Carleton Curtis
Hair
Correll
Salvation Army officer speaks on alcohol problem at Kiwanis dinner
Brigadier Joseph Hurd, commander of Harborlight Corps in northside Pittsburgh, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry about alcoholism as a major national issue. He noted 125 men attend services nightly and 160 on Sundays, with 3 to 5 week dormitory stays for rehabilitation.
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Joseph Hurd
Salvation Army
Harborlight Corps
Northside
Pittsburgh
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Richard Bush
Citadel
Hurd
Erie
America
Detroit
Chicago
Brig. Hurd
H. Lynn Rice
Italy
Ralph Duvie
Grangers Enjoy Valentine Party at Grange Hall
The 29 Corry Grange members met at Grange Hall on Park Street for a Valentine program led by Master LeRoy King. They voted to purchase new floor coverings for the main hall with T. R. Sorenson in charge, crowned Leon Van Tassel and Loretta Beldon as Valentine King and Queen, and shared poems, readings, games, and valentine exchanges. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Walter Field, Mrs. Jennie Akam, and Mrs. Beldon. The group will meet February 20.
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Grange
LeRoy King
Merrill Lille
Roy Swart
Francis Sperry
Beldon
Walter Field
Jennie Akam
Eagle Rank Summit Of Difficult Boy Scout Trail
National Boy Scout Week honors the founding of Boy Scouting on February 8 1910. In Corry Troop 80 sponsored by the Rotary Club two Eagle Scouts were named at a family dinner and court of honor. Terrance M Parker son of Mr and Mrs Claude Parker joined troop 0 at age 12 and held multiple leadership roles while earning a total of 94 merit badges and advancing through Tenderfoot through Eagle rank.
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Corry
Claude Parker
East Congress Street
Tenderstup Incline
Bygien
jJuniot
Hy Fins
Seavoyah
Parker
Jnlor
Mehbanda
Corty Arep Tiley School
Fast ‘Methodist
Churcdy
Secut
Seoul
Sind
Newell Bileswith
Triniy
Kennedy Plan Triggers Mixed Reactions Abroad
Kennedy's proposal to ease duty free purchases by Americans traveling abroad drew groans from foreign shopkeepers yet was accepted by many American tourists. British and Japanese observers warned effects on exports and tourism while Germany offered immediate aid to the United States totaling 900 million dollars with conditions.
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United States
Tirana
Mexicali
Ensenada
Kennedy
U.S
Britain
England
The
United
Hong Kong
West Germany
America
Icicles Threaten New York Skyscrapers After Snow Storm
New York residents are urged to beware as melting icicles detach from tall buildings. No serious injuries reported, but police note several near misses during the warm spell. Street workers and officials remind the public to avoid footpaths beneath overhanging ice.
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New York
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