Bloodmobile drive urged at St Elizabeth's Guild meeting
James Howard urged Corry residents to donate at the upcoming Bloodmobile visit on February 23 at the YMCA to prevent loss of blood bank services. The guild discussed St Patrick’s Day card party, babysitting, carpool services, and YMCA membership for a child, with chairpersons named and a white elephant sale held after the meeting.
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Corry
James Howard
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Moose Lodge
Howard
YMCA
Mr. Howard
American Red Cross
Frank Karkoski
St. Patrick's Day
the Moose Lodge
Joseph Slike
Sweetheart Candidate Judy Mitchell Vies For Queen Title
Judy Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Mitchell of Spring Creek Mississippi is one of nine candidates for the Sweetheart Ball queen. The annual Moose Women event is set for this Saturday at the Moose Lodge. Mitchell attends Corry Area High School in the commercial general program and belongs to several clubs. She serves as assistant school treasurer and plans to study accounting in Manchester New Hampshire after graduation. She also works part time at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Paul Mitchell
Spring Creek
Judy Mitchell
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Mitchell
Corry Area High School
Corrian Club
Beaverettes
Columbus Choir
Manchester
N.H
S. Inth
Corry.Memorial Hospital
Snowed in Chicago to home in Union City notes
Two weeks in San Francisco and a ground stop in Chicago delayed the Buesink couple's return to 740 Wayne Street. Leon TenHuisen recovery at Corry Memorial Hospital. TenHuisen expected a week more. The Hunsbergers return from Florida Missions Conference to 911 North Center Street. A miscellaneous shower honors the Ryland family displaced by a Pine Woods Inn fire. Community groups hold meetings in Whee Lok, Sparta Grange, and Union City Wesleyan revival plans announced.
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San
Francisco
Calif
Las Vegas
Rylands Lake Tahoe
Chicago
Clifford
Betty) Buesink
Wayne Street
San Francisco
National Automobile Dealers Association
Enome
Union City Moose Lodge
Perry Street
Jack Ryland
Mrs. Ryland
Pine Woods Inn
Miss Susan Buell Bridal Shower Honors Ahead of Wedding
A mixed bridal shower for Miss Susan Buell was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl PeQueen at 629 North Center street. Guests included Mik, Patricia Popovich, Mrs. Robert Roden Sr., Mrs. Steve Janoski, Mrs. Dennis Brenner, Mrs. Stanley Buell, Mrs. Robert Roden Jr., and Mrs. Adrian Buell. Prizes were awarded to Popovich, Brenner, and Janoski. Refreshments featured a Columbus Boy Scout Troop 19 motif and a decorated shower cake.
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Susan Buell
Earl PeQueen
North Center Street
PeQueen
Miss Buell
David Arndt
Cleveland
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Mik
Patricia Popovich
Robert Roden Sr
Steve Janoski
Dennis Brenner
Stanley Buell
Robert Roden Jr
Adrian Buell
Popovich
Brenner
Janoski
Deco Columbus Boy Scout Troop 19
Women’s Group Meets With Mrs McIntyre
Sixteen members of the ee tha Circle of the W S C S met Monday evening at the home of Mrs Merle McIntyre on North Center street. Mrs Leland Johnston opened the meeting and Miss Ruth Dahlstrand gave devotions. World Day of Prayer was reminded and next Monday’s meeting at the church was announced with Mrs Walter Gilliland to give the program. Lenten envelopes were distributed for April. Mrs Caroll Crowell presented a program on Youth and the March meeting will be with Mrs Noma Stowe. Mrs McIntyre and Mrs Ronald Scalise assisted with refreshments.
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W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Merle McIntyre
North Center Street
Leland Johnston
Ruth Dahlstrand
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Walter Gilliland
Caroll Crowell
Noma Stowe
McIntyre
Ronald Scalise
Women Republicans Set Dinner Plans in Corry
The Corry Council of Republican Women executive board met at Mrs. E. Bettes Oakley avenue home. They discussed installation dinner for new officers at Hotel Corry on February 24 at 7 p.m. Ina Austin chairs the dinner committee with cochair Mrs. John Chillock and members Mrs. Gould Nichols Smart Waterhouse handling arrangements. All members and prospective members invited. reservations requested.
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Corry
Corry Bridge Association hosts four and a half table event
The Corry Motor Lodge hosted a four and one half table duplicate session with an average score of 36. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley 42 percent, Mrs. Frank Graft and Mrs. Robert Tunnell 42, and Mr. and Mrs. William Jones 40. The next Master Point game is set for next week at 7:30 p.m. at the Motor Lodge with reservations led by Mrs. Earl Ruffner.
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Corry Motor Lodge
Corry Bridge Association
J. Fred Kinley
Frank Graft
Robert Tunnell
William Jones
Carter Hill Aid Plans Fall Bazaar
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Gerald Owen’s home with 10 members present. President Mrs. G Glenn Davis led devotions and noted a new birth at Fort Belvoir Virginia to SPG and Mrs. William Fitch. Items for the fall bazaar were shown as aprons pin cushions pajama dolls pillow tops and fancywork. Next meeting set for March 8 at Mrs. Davis’s R D 3 home with cohostess Mrs. Carl Lindberg. A turkey dinner will be served at 12 30.
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Tne Carter Rll Ladies Aid
Gerald Owen
Columbus
iHendance
G. Glenn Davis
Wayne Brandt
Roger Follett
Davis
Milton Morris
Jack Lindquist
Carl Lindberg
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Guild
Berra
McMa
Society Editor
Elnora Cmiel
Joseph Frising
Bernard Gluyna
Frank Karkoski Sr
Johnston
Judy Michell
Birdie
Leon TenHuisen
West Bond Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
TenHuisen
Wheelock Community Ladies Aid
Harold Dougherty
Wallace Mick
Guy Williams
David Cook
Sparta Grange
Grange
Spartansburg
Louis Hewitt
Charles Emerson
Dorothy Chelton
Don’Stevenson
Andrew Moora
T. H. White
Rey
Leonard Shultz
Norfolk
Wesleyan Holiness Church
Page Street
Union City
George Harvey
DuPont
Carrig
E. F. Bettes
Earl Ruffner
Thay
Ea. Pb i Geol
Rome
California
NEST
Revue Bop
Boston
South Center Street
Carter Hill Aid
William
Fort Belvoir
SPG
William Fitch
Jean Fitch
Mooreheadville
Charles Hesburn
Lakewood
N.Y
Clay H. Hollister Jr
Case Institute of Technology
Valentine
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