Bertha Exhibit Shows Indian Life at Corry Library
Corry Public Library hosts Bertha an art and history display arranged by fifth graders from St Thomas School under teacher Miss Connie Kelley Students Brian Sanford Mark Hammond Alberto Amoroso Mark McGinnis Ron Gluyna Dottie Baresai Joan Burrows Paola Nollinger and David Leslie contributed to the project prepared for a history study by the class Society Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Public Library
St. Thomas School
Connie Kelley
Brian Sanford
Mark Hammond
Alberto Amoroso
Mark McGinnis
Ron Gluyna
Dottie Baresai
Joan Burrows
Paola Nollinger
David Leslie
Unclear OCR fragment hints at labor notes and union era
Fragmentary text mentions work, UAW, officials and a dated reference. No coherent events or names are readable.
Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidates Named
Nine contenders vie for queen of the Sweetheart Ball led by Miss Susan Millspaw of 1223 White Street. Millspaw, Corry Area High student and Candy Striper, belongs to Beaverettes and several clubs. The WOTM sponsors the Saturday Moose Lodge event with a sweetheart chosen for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Millspaw
Marvin Millspaw
White Street
Miss Millspaw
Corry Area High School
Candy Stripers
Corry Memorial Hospital
Beaverettes
Corrian Club
Color Guards
The
Moose
Moose Lodge
WOTM
Glenn Palmers Feted For 34th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Glenn Allie Palmer marked their 34th wedding anniversary with a dinner at Bea's Steak House. Friends presented corsage and boutonniere and a solid maple cocktail table as a gift. Attendees included Richard Luce North Hast Howard Pier Florine Pier Leonard Bills Robert Palmer Erie and William Palmer Pittsburgh, sons of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Allie) Palmer
Bea’s
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Richard Luce
North Hast
Howard Pier
Florine
Pier
Leonard Bills
Robert Palmer
Erie
William Palmer
Pittsburgh
Special Service Sponsored By Corry Grange
The Corry Grange held a Monday evening session at the Grange Hall with 20 members and five guests. Lloyd Lillie presided as master and a get well card shower was announced for Oscar Lindstrom. Lauren Hill led a candlelight centennial service. Newell Gates showed color slides from western states and local trips. The next meeting is set for February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Grange Hall
Lloyd Lillie
Oscar Lindstrom
Lauren Hill
Pomona Grange
Erie County
Jess Erickson
Newell Gates
Roy Swart
John Decker
Maud Bennink
Kiwanis Members Tour Planetarium at Corry High School
Kiwanis Club members after their dinner meeting at Hotel Corry visited Corry Area High School for a 30 minute planetarium demonstration by Robert Olson. Russell Brant served as program chairman and Leroy Peck oversaw the business session. One guest, Dr. William Mack, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Corry Area High School
Robert Olson
Russell Brant
Leroy Peck
William Mack
Mary Circle Groups Share Devotions and Plans
Mary Circle members met at Mrs. Fred Wilson Jr. home with one guest to discuss the program Lois from Women of the New Testament. A business session led by Mrs. George Andrus Jr. reminded of the Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting next Monday. The Ruth Circle met at Mrs. Claude Parker to hear Three Essentials of a Life of Faith. A note of thanks and an invitation to Trinity Church Erie on February 15 were read, with transportation offered by Mrs. Frank McKnight. The program featured a talk on new hymnals, labeled Year of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
North Center Street
Fred Wilson Jr
Belly Woodruff
Lois
George Andrus Jr
General Women’s Society of Christian Service
East Bend Street
Lloyd Shawver
Edward Curry
Ruth Circle
Claude Parker
Frank ¢Me
Irvin Young
Edward Rossbacher
Trinity Church
Erie
James Landy
Malaysia
Philippines
Frank McKnight
Esther
Walter Gilliland
Andrew Paulson
Richard Prye
Henry Rockman
Robert Marsh
Stanley Nichols
Gilliland
Henry Fosburgh
Methodist Church
Usther
WSCS
Veo Lindsay
de Garfield
Bridge Scores At YMCA Five Table Howell Session
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed a five table Howell session at the YMCA. The average score was 66 with top pair Frank Graft and others cited. next week hosts a Master Point game with Y reservations handled by Mrs. M. Leo Mulderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Frank Graft
Arthur Cohen
Mark Coyle
Horton Davis
James MacInnes
Florence McCray
Veo Lindsey
M. Leo Mulderick
Edward Pass Speaks at Rotary Meet in Corry Hotel
Trooper Edward Pas of Hillcrest drive and juvenile officer for four counties spoke to the Rotary Club after dinner at the Hotel Corry. He presented The David Hall Story film about a wheelchair bound juvenile from Green Bay who was honored by President Kennedy. Three guests attended, including Robert A. Ott Jr and his daughter, plus Miss Vickie Hamblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pas
Hillcrest Drive
Pennsylvania State Police
Troop E
Lawrence Park
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
David Hall
Green Bay
Wis
John Kennedy
Robert A. Ott Jr
Sandy Ott
Vickie Hamblin
Geelong
Victoria
Australia
Local social notes and club events in town
East Pleasant residents Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley visited California meeting former Corry residents in Van Nuys and Altadena while touring Las Vegas Lake Tahoe and Phoenix. Lillian Guild hosted a tureen dinner and business meeting at Emmanuel Church with plans for March 7 hosted by Ernest Thacker and Mrs John McShane. Jack Stahl celebrated a birthday with a small Oakley avenue gathering. Rebekah Lodge postone session. IOOF Hall event canceled. Catholic Daughters of America hear Rev. John Hilbert at VFW Post home with 8 p.m. program. Brokenstraw Valley Chapter notes February meeting at Mrs Harold Gilbert home. diary excerpts from Capt. Austin amid Spanish-American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred
Alora) Kinley
East Pleasant
West
California
Corry~ites
Kurt Leeds
van Nuys
Larry Dixon
Altadena
Las Vegas
Lake Tahoe
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur Treat
Ted Treat
Union City
Louis Morrow
Keppel Tiffany
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Isabelle Croscutt
George Peck
Guild
Ernest Thacker
John McShane
John J. Hilbert
Erie Catholic Diocese
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
VFW
Post Home
Agnes’ Lynch
Grand Regent
Hilbert
Harold Gilbert
West Church Street
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. L. Bachemer
Gilbert
Capt. Austin
Company A
James Macinnes
Walter Auer
Engagement announced for Margaret Kovach and Kenneth Kardell
Miss Margaret Jean Kovach daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Kovach of Pittsburgh and Kenneth G Kardell son of Mr and Mrs George R Kardell of West Mifflin Pa announce their engagement The couple both Munhall High School graduates Miss Kovach secretary to the treasurer for the Greek Catholic Union of the USA and Kardell in the Project Engineering department at Union Switch and Signal Swissvale The couple plan a fall wedding with Kovach the granddaughter of Mrs Anna Kovach and Mrs Mary Kuzma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kovach
Pittsburgh
Margaret Jean Kovach
Kenneth G. Kardell
George R. Kardell
West Mifflin
Munball High School
Miss Kovach
Oakland
Greek Catholic Union of the United States
America
Kardell
United States Air Force
Union Switch and Signal Corp
Swissvale
Anna Kovach
West ‘Park’ Place
Mary Kuzma
Spring Street
White Elephant Sale and Guild Meeting Notice
A March 2 meeting at 8 p m at Mrs. Horton Davis home invites members to bring a white elephant item. St Elizabeths Guild gathers this week in the Dodge Room at the service church with Mrs Frank Karkosid as president. Entertainment will feature a demonstration on making potted house plants by inserting tubes into stems with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Davis
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Frank Karkosid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dottie Baressi
McMichael
Society Editor
Atrial
Glenn Palmers
Corry Grange
Edinboro
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Edward Pass
Rotary Meet
Valentine
Carl Dahl
Samuel Simpson
Birdie
Jack Stahl
Oakley Avenue
Minna
Hazel Eldred
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Helping Hand
IOOF
D’arcy Studio
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
F. D
K. G. Kardell
Margaret Kovach
Robert
Prie
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