Tea Precedes Corry Area Teachers Meeting in High School
A social tea in the Home Economics rooms opened the Corry Area Teachers Association gathering yesterday afternoon. James Harper led the business session in the cafeteria. Ann Baressi spoke on Edinboro meetings and layman involvement in schools, stressing classroom-based public relations and the classroom teacher as the keystone of the profession.
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Corry Area
Corry
Lena Calvin
Bedford Springs
Keystone
J. Donald Watson
Intant
Annual Cub Scout Banquet Honors 110 Attendees
Wright School sponsored Cub Scout Troop 181 held at Lutheran Church with 110 Cubs, parents, and friends attending. Cubmaster Rasselas Brown led awards including Bobcat pins for Cadwell Tate Jewell Blount Henrys, Wolf badges for Castler Parker Xander Waite, Bear badges for King Rhodes Wussinks, and Sow badges for Dahl and Waite.
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Wright School
Lutheryn
Treon Society
Rasselas Brown
James Cadwell
Dick Tate
James Jewell
Day Blount
Two Members Are Feted At Club 16 Meeting
Hubert Wotus of West Washington Street hosted last night as Club 16 members honored Mrs Stenman on her birthday and Mrs Pred Tinel with a clerk shower. Mrs Stenman received a line of money while Mrs Hench was given assorted gifts by the 14 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Wotus
West Washhington Street
Club 16
Stenman
Pred Tinel
Hench
Rev Cyril Cooper Speaks At Holy Name Meeting
Rev Cyril Cooper of Titusville spoke at the Holy Name Society of St Thomas Church meeting in St Edward's School Hall. President Edward Kovach led plans for a Scout Communion breakfast on Sunday with Mass attendance by the Boy Scouts, followed by breakfast in the school hall. The society intends to erect a lit cross on church grounds for Lent, discuss the spring retreat at St Bonaventure's College, and appoint Arthur Lite as chairman of the arrangements. Cooper gave an address on the society's history from 1274 to today and outlined member duties. Light refreshments followed. Mrs Dominessy hosts this evening and a drawing for prizes is planned for March 6.
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Suty-Live
McNaineview
Holy Name Society
St Bonaventure's College
Arthur Lite
Nermgements
Rey
Cooper
Helso
Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Barbara LaCross
GLP Ex Station employees at Clymer hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Barbara LaCross who will wed Paul Hoitink of Clymer on February 17. Mrs Lenore Camper’s home hosted eight guests with games, refreshments, a decorative cake, ice cream, coffee, and favors matching the gift baskets.
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Clymer
Barbara LaCross
GLP
Paul Hoitink
Lenore Camper
Miss LaCross
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Kundracik at Corry Memorial
A daughter was born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr Paul Kundracik and Mrs Helen Sharer Kundracik of 330 Wayne Street. The parents are residents of Corry. The birth adds to the family in this quiet community.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Kundracik
Wayne Street
Kundracik
Helen Sharer
Lillian Guild Dinner Draws Notable Attendance
The Lillian Guild met in the church undercroft last evening starting with a 6:30 tureen dinner. Mrs. W. W. Hammond and Mrs. Don Williams headed the hostess committee. Elizabeth Rogers opened the business session with prayer. A fall bazaar planning discussion followed with several suggestions from Hammond and Mrs. Louis Morroy. Wallace Young introduced new greeting can gift wrappings and related items for sale to fund the treasury. Rev. Mr. William Seite presented Armour Company material titled Chicken Pie via Loblaws. Next meeting is March 6 with Mrs. Arthur Creigh ton and Mrs. Don Neylon as hostesses.
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Lillian Guild
W. W. Hammond
Don Wilams
Elizabeth Rogers
Guild
Hammond
Louis Morroy
Wallace Young
Treasury
William Seite
Armour Company
Loblaws
Arthur Creighton
Don Neylon
Harding PTA observes Founders Day with family night dinner
Harding School Parent-Teacher Association plans Founders Day Tuesday evening February 14 at Corry Area High School cafeteria. Tureen dinner at 6:30 PM. attendees should bring their own table service. All past PTA presidents and former Harding students urged to attend. Maurice Schoup of Erie will present the program as cartoonist.
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Harding Pta
Harding School
Corry Area
PTA
Harding
Maurice Schoup
Erie
Esther Circle Meeting at Skinner Home
The Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met last evening at Mrs. Benjamin Skinner's Franklin Street home. Opening devotionals by Mrs. Lester Lops followed by a talk on using the extra Leap Day. Mrs Edward Rossbacher led the business meeting and the program by Mrs. Gertrude Clark covered WSCS in India. Dessert was served, with Mrs Bow Spicer aiding Mrs Skinner. The next best circle meeting will be at Mrs Oscar Satsnsoy's home.
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Esther
Skinner
Esther Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Benjamin Skinner
Franklin Street
Lester Lops
Edward Rossbacher
Gertrude Clark
WSCS
India
Bow Spicer Nannsting
Oscar Satsnsoy
Martha Circle Meets With Mrs Merle McIntyre
The Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Merle McIntyre's North Center Street home Monday evening with fourteen members present. Mrs. William Rieck led readings from the Bible, followed by a brief business session under Mrs. Howard Rehnberg. Salad refreshments were served by Mrs. McIntyre and Mrs. Pyar Schrader. The next meeting is scheduled for March 5.
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Martha Circle
Merle McIntyre
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fast Methodist Church
North Center Street
Mra
Merle McInty
William Rieck
Howard Rehnberg
Rotarians Hear Talk On Teacher Shortage
The Rotary Club met in the Corry Room of the Hotel Corry with good attendance and one guest Leo Strauss recent Aero Supply president. Dr Thomas Miller of Edinboro State Teachers College discussed the teacher shortage and urged higher salaries to attract more and better qualified teachers. Robert Sullivan led singing with P Baker at the piano.
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Rotary Club
Corry
Leo Strauss
The
Aero Supply
Charles 4. Uricken
Thomas Miller
Edinboro State Teachers College
William. Peiffer
Miller
Birthday Party for Mrs. Gerald Bemis in town
A Tuesday afternoon celebration for Mrs. Gerald Bemis hosted by Mrs. Mazel Wynn and Mrs. George Drobneek featured games and prizes awarded to Mie Willis Root Lottie Foster Mia John Kopsche l Milton Bailey and Mrs. Bemis. A lunch of ice cream sundaes coffee and two birthday cakes was served and Mrs. Bemis received several attractive gifts.
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Gerald Bemis
Mazel Wynn
George Drobneek
Mie Willis Root
Lottie Foster
Mia
John Kopschel
Milton Bailey
Bemis
Dermis
Cootlette Club Adds Two Members and Hears Drive Gift
Cootlette Club No. 102 met last evening in the Garden Room of the VEW Post home. Two new members, Mrs. Russell Mallory and Mrs. Mildred Sorenson, were welcomed. The group voted to contribute to the multiple sclerosis drive. The Range meeting will be held in Erie on March 16. Attendance award went to Mrs. Mallory. next regular session set for March 6. Birthdays of Mrs. Alfred Cone and Mrs. Frank Schrader were celebrated with handkerchief gifts. table featured a birthday cake and tapers followed by lunch.
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Ymca Bing Fund
YMCA
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
William Stright
East Main Street
Ernest Simmonson
VFW
Garden Room
Norman Tarbell
Dance Masters of America
Tarbell
Frank Wise
Stright
Robert Eddy
East Tring Street
Weemu Ewig
Lette Club
VEW Post
Russell Mallory
Mildred Sorenson
Erie
Mallory
Alfred Cone
Frank Schrader
Mrs Ray Mulvin Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Ray Mulvin of West Main Street hosted her contract bridge club gathering. Officers plan a home nursing course and seek instructors. efforts aim to assemble the class by Friday with meetings anticipated Tuesday. Mrs Dan Clark and Mrs Merrill Patter n are noted in planning details.
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Ray Mulvin
West Main Street
Evenine
Lady Rebekah Lodge Meeting Reported
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met last evening at TOOF Hall with 24 members present. Plans were made for a February luncheon after the business session and lunch was served by committee members Merle Alam Fred Hoonts and Mrs William DeHaver. The next session will be February 21st.
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Lady Rebekah Lodge
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Merle Alam
Fred Hoonts
William. DeHaver
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