Exchange Student Speaker For Rotary Club
The Rotary Club session featured guest speaker Dis Aptee sown, sharing impressions of Sweden versus the United States. After dinner at Hotel Corry Rev. Elmer A. Orine introduced him, while Olin Bracken led the meeting in president Robert Ott Jr.’s absence. Thirty members and two guests attended. Charles gave a violin report as Allan Hasbrouck gave the invocation and Carl Triola led group singing with William Leuby at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis Aptee Sown
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Hammarberg
Elmer A. Orine
Swedom
United States
Robert Ott, Jr
Olin Bracken
Charles
Allan Hasbrouck
Carl Triola
William Leuby
Lillian Guild Plans Public Dinner At Emmanuel Church
Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church completed plans for a public spaghetti dinner to be served in the church undercroft Monday evening from 5 30 to 7 00. Tickets may be bought through any guild member or at the door. The event featured a birthday cake for Mrs Wallace Young and a Valentine theme in table arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Charles Bracken
Ways and Means
Ellmear Wassink
Robert Moore
A. M. Litz
George Hagger
Wallace Young
Louis Morrow
Italy
Walters
Peake
Halsted-Larson Engagement Set For May Wedding
Mr and Mrs Oliver Halsted announce the engagement of daughter Doris Jean Halsted to Richard H Larson son of Mrs Ida Larson of R D 1 and the late Bror Larson The couple meet in Delavan Wisconsin Doris is a Delavan High School graduate and executive secretary at The Sherman House in Chicago Richard is a Cornell University graduate in agricultural engineering and served two years in the U S Army He is a salesman for Perfection Manufacturing Company working in the New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania areas May 5 is the wedding date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Halsted
Delavan
Wis
Doris Jean Halsted
Richard H. Larson
Ida Larson
Bror Larson
Halsted
Delvan High School
Sherman House
Chicago
Larson
Corry High School
Cornell University
U. S. Army
Perfection Manufacturing Cor Gempany
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mrs McIntyre Hosts Mary Circle Meeting at First Methodist
Mrs Merle McIntyre of North Center street hosted the Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church. Thirteen members attended the session conducted by chairman Mrs Dale Hammerlee. A letter about Sunset Auxiliary for Meadville Home of the Aged was read. New members enrolled. Devotions from Luke 24 were given by Mrs William Rieck. The program on Latin America and Its Problems was presented by chairman Mrs Robert MacGregor with assistance from several members. Dessert was served by Mrs McIntyre with help from Mrs Warner. The next meeting will be March 6 at the West Smith street home of Mrs H W Parer, with cohostesses Mrs Peake and Mrs George Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Mary Circle
Merle McIntyre
North Center Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Dale Hammerlee
Louise Williams
Home of
Meadville
William Rieck
Latin América
Robert MacGregor
Walter McCray
Rexford Warmer
Carroll Crowell
Milton McIntyre
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named At YMCA Session
A Howell five and one half table session of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group at the YMCA yielded an average score of 48. Top pair were Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs Philip Zplaneck at 65 percent. Other high teams included Mrs Raymond Sandburg with Mrs F H Bartholme and Mrs B H Wilcox with Mrs Gerald Lane. Elizabeth Rogers and Lena St Clair tied for 484 with the pair of Miss Rogers and Miss St Clair. reservations for next week are being taken by Mrs Elizabeth Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
YMCA
J. Fred Kinley
Philip Zplaneck
Raymond Sandburg
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
BH. J. Wilcox
Gerald Lane
James Sullivan
Donald Hall
Vee Lindsey
William Hecker
Elizabeth Rogers
Lena St. Clair
Public Speaking Program For Epsilon Phi Chapter
Members of the Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met last evening at Mrs. Frank Prisina’s West Smith Street home. Mrs. B Craig Moore presided with cohostess Mrs. Fred Jensen. The group honored Mrs. Harry Schiemer with a stork shower and gifts. Mrs. Clifford Wright led the program stressing speech delivery and audience engagement. Refreshments featured pastel pink and blue decor on the serving table. The next meeting is planned for February 20 at Mrs. Wright’s R. D. 3 residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma ‘Phi
Frank Prisina
West Smith Street
Fred Jensen
B. Craig Moore
Harry Schiemer
Clifford Wright
Wright
CDA to Sponsor Valentine Party at VFW Post
Catholic Daughters of America plan a Valentine card party at the VFW Post home on February 15. The group will discuss the event at Thursday's meeting, with a special committee session after the regular business. Members should bring prizes and money. Mrs. Earl Price is chair with Mrs. August DeMauri as co chair.
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VFW
Catholic Daughters of America
Earl Price
August DeMauri
Cochairman
Inter
Party Honors Mrs. C. Swanson On Retirement
Mrs. C. Swanson retires after 32 years with Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corp. A dinner honored her service with toastmasters Ray Reed and Victor Om, notes from George Taylor, and a purse presented by attendees. Flowers from Jackson's Floral Gardens. Organizers included Mrs. Dorothy May Mrs. Adam Bell Courtney and Mrs. Paul Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swanson
Raymond Division
Associated ‘Spring Corporation
Ray Reed
Victor Om
Jackson’s Floral Gardens
Dorothy May
Adam Bell Courtney
Paul Fox
Local Students To Play in All State Band Session
Richard Anuxegg and John Ortner, sons of local families, were selected from the district to join the all state band session in Meadville for a three day event. Professor James Dunlop of Penn State will guest conduct. HL Lynn Rice and Mrs Rice will attend the Meadville banquet Saturday evening with other Corry residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Anuxegg
Harold Andereger
B.D
John Ortner
Elmer A. Ortner
East South Street
Meadville
James Dunlop
Pennsylvania State University
Lynn Rice
Mrs. Rice
Meadville High School
Miss Auffener Feted At Bridal Shower
Miss A Auffener of Columbus will wed Robert Shreve of Meadville on July 7. A miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday afternoon at Mrs Robert Haner’s home featured cake gelatin and coffee. The guest list included gifts from Shop Your Corry Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whes Angelius Auffener
Columbus
Vay
Robert Shreve
Meadvile
Robert Haner
Ruffener
Coollette Club Elects Officers At Garden Room Session
The Coollette Club met at the Garden Room of the VPW Post home with officer elections the highlight. Officers chosen include Mrs. William Roehrig as chief grayback and Mrs. Herman Pantle as lady house, among others. chairmen named and birthdays observed. next meeting set for March 6 with newly elected officers to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VPW Post
William Roehrig
Grayback
Herman Pantle
Jouse
James Keppel
Hazel Stuiss
Alfred Cone
Clyde Reynolds
Eva Arnold
Louse Hunter
Clifford Lawson
Maurice Porter
Mildred Sorenson
VFW
Oil Cuy
Corry Group
Martha Circle Meets With First Church Service Group
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Maths Church met last evening at Harold Carr's East Street home with twelve members attending. Mrs. George Andrus presided, Ruth Dahlstrand led devotions, and a program titled Latin America Speaks was shown. Harriet Myers provided dessert of cherry torte with whipped cream, valentine candies were given, and tea and coffee were served. Mrs. Clauda Parker will host the next circle on March 6 at her East Congress Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Maths Church
Harold Carr
East Is. Street
George Anrus
Ruth Dahlstrand
Andrus
Harriet. Myers
Clauda Parker
Circle Next
East
Congress Street
Off The Hook scores high at Kiwanis musical revue
The Kiwanis sponsored two part minstrel revue Off The Hook scored a hit at its premier showing before a large adult audience. A dress rehearsal was held Monday for Corry area school children. The program ran two hours filled with fun and frolic for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Second Class Township Supervisors Hear Liquid Fuel Tax Revenue Figures
In Pennsylvania the municipalities receive $30 million annually from the state liquid fuel tax revenue. The 40th annual convention was told, with ceremonies directed by Mrs. Sorenson and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Sorenson
Dixie Hit By Broad Cold Front Across U S
A massive cold air mass grips much of the nation from the Rockies to New England with subfreezing readings in the deep south and Southeast. Temperatures drop into the teens in Tennessee and near zero in Kentucky while coastal Atlantic states run 20 to 40 degrees cooler than 24 hours earlier and Miami stays mild by comparison. Some relief is hoped for later as Midwest winter-weary sections await a break.
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Rockies
New England
Dixie
North Central
Upstate
New York
Gulf Coast
Florida
Mobile
Ala
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Arkansas
Atlantic Seaboard
Miami
Tallahassee
Midwest
How To Build Fallout Shelter Booklet Sent To Public
A 30 page booklet titled How To Build Fallout Shelter detailing home shelter construction costing $75 to $650 is being distributed to the American public. Five million copies are sent to local and state Civil Defense offices as Defense Department officials unveil the guide. Anyone can obtain a copy free by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wshinglunary
Civil Defense
Defense Department
Fear 200 Dead In Mine Mishap In Saar Basin Disaster
Emergency workers race to a coal mine in the Saar Basin after a deadly explosion. About 50 miners were ready to descend when the blast occurred. 200 people including many women are affected. Rescue teams from Germany and the U S Army assisted, with helicopters transporting the injured to hospitals. Authorities note past mining disasters in the region for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afae Pogo Wu
Germany
Saar
U. S. Army
Kaiserlauten
Saarland
Paul Simonis
Ruhr
Reder
Kruecken
East Germany
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Lillian Guild
George Harmon
Neem Ft
Evans
CDA
C. Swanson
A. Auffener
Valentines
Racie
Russell Stover
Coollette Club
Martha Circle
Carr
Fear
Mallory’s Meat Market
Malcolm McGinnis
Mack
Quality Markets
Armour Star
Kansas City
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