Women of the Moose Initiates New Candidates in Corry
Corry City Chapter No 717 of the Women of the Moose held a regular meeting with 26 members and two guests. A class of candidates was initiated and a $10 Red Cross donation approved. Local donations included a 21 inch television stand and TV tray tables from Lester Lopus of Western Auto. Edgar Alexander thanked the group for an electr ocardiograph donation to Corry Memorial Hospital and invited tours. A February 12 card party and February 13 cookie or sandwich drive were announced to benefit Richard Hurlbut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusuy
Corry City
Women of the Moose
Clarence Kirch
Red Cross
Lester Lopus
Western Auto Store
WOTM
Corry Hospital
Lopus
Edgar Alexander
Ue Wotm
Alexander
Moose Home
James Sheldon
Clarence Farrington
Richard Hurlbut
Corry Memorial Hospial
Anna Burgung
College of Regents
Dumericutt College of Regents
Stanley Malek
Harriet Harrower
Kirth
Farrington
Wheelock Aid Meets With Mrs Jan Howard Spee
Wheelock Community Aid held a meeting at Mrs. Jan Howard's R D 4 home with four members present. Mrs. Harvey opened with devotions and Bowes led prayer. The group planned upcoming projects and noted leader training in Enloe featuring Meals From The Freezer. The next meeting will be February 1 at Mrs. Kenneth Loveland's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Community Aid
R. D
Jan Howard
Frank Harvey
Fred Bowes
Kenneth Harvey
Kenneth Loveland
Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Hall and May Families
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Virgil Hall RD 1 A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Theodore May Jr 703 Mead Avenue at Corry Memorial Hospital Mrs May is formerly Marlene Moll
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Virgil Hall
Theodore May Jr
Mead Avenue
May Ia
Marlene Moll
Brownie Troop 317 Meets At Concord School
Twenty four fourth grade girls of Brownie Troop 317 received registration cards at Concord School yesterday. The group has met on Thursday afternoons since December. Mrs Newell Beckwith led with assistance from Mrs L P Baker. The girls learned Brownie songs and rituals, played games, and crafted. The spring program will include nature studies hikes and outdoor cooking. troop committee members are Mrs George Sample chairwoman and Mrs Richard Muckinhaupt Mrs Peter Mullick and Mrs Tony Stet. The next meeting will be on Valentines Day February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Concord
Newell Beckwith
L. P. Baker
George Sample
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Holds Monthly Meeting
Thirteen members attended the reg war meeting at Spring Creek Congregational Church basement. President Mrs Frank Kulferlin led a devotion by the Friendly Service Committee. Ten sewing kits were prepared for migrant workers. Plans were made for a July dinner for the churchs seventh anniversary and a traveling bake sale. Lois Sickler will host the aid on March 7 at her Spring Creek home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Ladies Aid
Spring Creek Congregational Church
Frank Kulferlin
Friendly Service Committee
Raymond Sickier
Spring Creek
Kafferlin
Harry Johnson
Lois Sickler
Corry Juvenile Grange Holds Routine Session
A routine session of the Cory Juvenile Grange No. 259 was led by master Alin Dingfelder with attendees including Miss Sonis Linnea Wester Max Bennink and Mr and Mrs Gust Wester and Walter Dingfelder. Activities included organized games by Elaine Wester and dancing practice followed by cake and milk refreshments. The next meeting is February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asouline
Cory Juvenile Grange No. 259
Maxine
Vanderhoff
Elaine Wester
Duty Herring
Joan Dingfelder
Women's Relief Corps Meeting At IOOF Hall
The Women's Relief Corps met yesterday at the IOOF Hall with a noon dinner served by Mrs. Marjorie Brown and others. President Mrs. Willis led sessions, a silk flag for recruiting was received, and donations to the Red Cross were noted. A public dinner planned for February 21 at TOOP Hall was discussed, with attendance awards won by Mrs. Michael Maceont, and the department convention set for June 23-27 in Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
IOOF
Marjorie Brown
Charles Newman
Wesley Willis
Willis
Department
Coatsville
Red Cross
Toop Hall
Noah
Michael Maceont
Wilkes-Barre
Shirley Ward Weds Richard Staples at Fort Story
Miss Shirley Rae Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ward and Richard Staples son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Staples married on February 18 at Fort Story Chapel Fort Story Virginia Rev Owen officiated Miss Ward a 1956 Corry Area High School graduate and Staples a 1954 graduate who later attended Gannon College Erie They entered the Army in August 1956 and are stationed at Fort Story Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Rae Ward
Richard Staples
Ralph Ward
West Church Street
Gerald Staples
Wayne Street
Fort Story Chapel
Fort Story
Rev. Owen
Brue
Corry Arter High School
Birthday Party Fetes Mrs Gerald Bemis at Home
George Dronneck hosted a birthday party yesterday afternoon for Mrs Gerald Bemis at Mrs Hazel Wynn residence in R D 2 with 12 friends. Prizes for games went to Mrs Wills Root and Mrs John Choma. door prize writer was Mrs Milton Bailey. A luncheon featured salad rolls a birthday cake with a Valentine motif and coffee. Mrs Loltte-Foster baked the cake. favors were Valentine candy boxes. Mrs Bemis received many cards and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
George Dronneck
Gerald Bemis
Hazel Wynn
Wills Root
John Choma
Milton Bailey
Prise Wiiter
Loltte-Foster
Special Hospitality Meeting Plans Old Time Movie Program
A planned Hospitality meeting on Tuesday afternoon will feature old time movies shown in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home starting at 2 o'clock. Joseph Cohen will present the films with Miss Lena Cohen as narrator. Mrs. Roger Osler leads the program committee and invites residents with old Cory pictures or literature to bring them. The group plans to honor wives and daughters of Corry mayors and welcomes newcomers and their neighbors to attend and be introduced to local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Post Home
Corry
Joseph Cohen
Lena Cohen
Roger Osler
Cory
Don Williams
T. W. Whitehead
C.E. Rafter
Morris Bonsteel
Cleo Haight
Estella
Columbus Men’s Club Discusses Wage Tax
Members met at Town Hall in Columbus for February talks on a wage tax. Rupert Sandburg explained the tax’s purpose to 25 attendees while noting that children with odd jobs and Social Security recipients are not wage earners. Of 400 wage earners in Columbus Township, 300 work in Corry. Refreshments followed.
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Columbus Men's Club
Town Hall
Columbus
Bradley Lines
Rupert Sandburg
Columbus School Board
Iven
Jfe Rear
Colibus
Columbus ‘Township
Corry
Jrage
Sandburg
Mission Society Meets at Nazarene Church
The February meeting of the Nazarene Foreign Mission Society was held last evening at the Church of The Nazarene. Opening songs Dusky Hands and Rescue the Perishing were followed by prayers by Mrs. Lee Baker and Mrs. Louis Hebers. C. M. Bailey read an article On alabaster box giving. Willis Minnick and Martin Anderson read Scripture quotations. Scott Bailey led a Korea lesson study. A brief business session followed with reports from Mrs. Allen Foote and Mrs. R. R. Merriman, who closed with prayer.
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Korea
Scott Bailey
Allen Foote
R. R. Merriman
Mrs Nantes Hosts GG Club At East South Street Home
Mrs Donald Nantes served as hostess to CGG Club members and two guests, Mrs Edward Kinley and Mrs George Mulderick, at her East South street residence. Guests enjoyed a dessert course, then progress bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Nantes, Mrs Donald Hall, and Mrs Alfred Morrison. Door prize winner was Mrs Nantes, with a special award to Mrs Mulderick, and Mrs Hall will entertain in two weeks.
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Wis
Donna Nantes
CGG
East South Street
Edward Kinley
George Mulderick
Nantes
Donald Hall
Alfred ML Morrison
Mulderick
Hall
Presbyterian Dinner At Meadville Hosts Guest Speaker
Local Corry Presbyterian men attended a dinner at First Presbyterian Church in Meadville. Guest speaker was David Proffitt of Maryville Tennessee, moderator of the General Assembly. Attendees included John Kennedy Alfred Van Dresar Raymond Carey Arthur Baker Welter Rath H L B Mac Lees Glenn Steadman and Rev Paul Bauer.
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B. G. Bennett
George Sumpile
New York City
R.G. Barnes
North Genter Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Carl Moll
Pittsburgh
Ted May
Corry
Girl dies after being struck by car in Scott Township
Nine year old Ann Turmer died from injuries after an auto struck her near her Scott Township home last Tuesday. The tragedy underscores road danger in the Pittsburgh area as authorities investigate the incident and drivers are reminded to exercise caution in suburban streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ann Turmer
Scott Township
Mrs Gertrude Grover Hosts WSWS Meeting
Mrs Gertrude Grover of North Center Street hosted a Wednesday WSWS gathering at her home for the Women’s Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The session opened with a Covenant reading. a $25 Red Cross Hungarian relief gift was noted. World Service Day on February 4 will feature Rev Walker from Alviey as speaker. A nominating committee of Mrs Dan Culver, chair, with Mrs Alfred Haenel and Mrs Gerald Bagley was appointed. lesson “Many Sides of Freedom” by Mrs Culver. refreshments included cake tea coffee. next meeting March 6 at the church with a tureen dinner Abhoon and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wif Weeude Grover
North Center Street
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lynn Campbell
Red Cross
Walker
Alviey
Dan Culver
Alfred Haenel
Gerald Bagley
Culver
Grover
Boy Takes Cake and $88 From House
A boy sits on a doorstep eating cake as Mrs. Evelyn Way returns home. She finds $88 missing from her purse, a cake stolen from the kitchen, and her dog locked in the back room with a piece of cake. The boy fled before she could confront him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveniniey
Sid
Evelyn Way
Lecturer Magician Entertains At School Assembly
Ray Montalvatge of Dayton Ohio spoke at Corry Area High School in a program described as runner up to champ with magic interspersed to illustrate his talk. He has appeared at nine assemblies this year in the Northwest District and will travel to Union City and then Pittsburgh for further lectures with Arthur Burgess accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Arew
Arthur Burgess
North— West
YMCA
Ray Montalvatge
Dayton
Ohio
Champ
Pole
North West
Montalvatge
Burgess
Union City
Pittsburgh
Reno Streets Reopen Today
Reno street mains reopened after Tuesday gas explosions and fires in Virginia street to Allen. The section includes Reno’s largest hotel Mabes, two banks and many shops. Half of evacuated area opened last night amid reports of gas concentration elsewhere.
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SUEY
Aney
Utrorvera Wiueas
Virginia Street
Reno
Mabes
Virginia
Allen
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