February calendar events listed for The Journal office
The calendar outlines deadlines and local meetings from Friday February 12 through Friday February 16. Events include a Grange film program on subsidies led by N E Dodd, a Pounders Day dinner at Corry Ave High School, VFW Post meeting, Wheelock Ladies Aid dinner, Corry PTA Council Founders Day dinner, a ham dinner sponsored by the Women’s Relief Corps, and an American Legion Auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Columbus Grange
Schrambling
N. E. Dodd
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee
Warren County
Harding School
PTA
Pounder
Corry Ave High School
VFW Post
Post Home
Wheelock Ladies Ald Threen
Lalani Cronscilt
R. D
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
David Cook
Corry Area
PTA Council
Wright School
Annual Services At OOF Home In Meadville Tomorrow
The annual joint religious service of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and the Rebekah Assembly will be held in the Odd Fellows Home chapel for Child to Meadville tomorrow at 3 o'clock. All grand lodge and Rebekah officers of the state will attend. Saturday evening Corry Lodge hosts lodges in the area at a degree rally. Grape City Lodge of North East will confer the third degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Order of Odd Fellowe
Rakesh
Odd Fellows Home
Meadville
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Corry Lodge
Grape City Lodge of
North East
Golden Age Club Meeting Scheduled at 7 39 PM
The Golden Age Club announces a meeting at 7 39 PM with all members asked to bring two tureens and their own table service. Rev Robert Pier of the Spring Creek Church will serve as chaplain and will attend. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Tok
Robert Pier
Spring Creek
Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidates at Corry High School
Miss Patricia Paulson and Miss Judy Wiggers vie for queen of the Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the Women of the Moose to aid the nurses scholarship fund. Both seniors, 17, active in Beaverettes and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, with plans in nursing and secretarial fields. The event at the Moose home occurs Saturday with tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Paulson
Judy Wiggers
Corry Area High School
Miss Paulson
Beaverettes
Wiggers
Spencer Hospital
Kinley Directs Wooster Children's Play This Week
Miss Susan Kinley daughter of Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley directs a three act children’s play The Emperor’s New Clothes at the College of Wooster Ohio as her senior independent study project. Twenty five Wooster children aged 1 13 star in the cast with over 35 college students assisting backstage. She designs Lassie pompon girl with the Scott Marching Band. A 1958 Corry Area High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
Wooster
Ohio
Susan Kinley
J. Fred Kinley
East Pleasant Street
College of ‘Wooster
Lassie Pompon
Scott
Corry Arex High School
Eight And Forty Group Attend Meet In Albion
Eight and Forty of Erle County met in Albion on Thursday for February marche. Mrs Richard Orn led the session as chapeau. Members brought valentines and candy to send to children at Philadelphia General Hospital Samuel Dixon State Hospital and Polk School. Plans for a Bast er hal party include Margaret Myers guest from Dallas town and initiation of partners. March marche set for Wesleyville March 8 at 7 o clock for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Salon
Erle County
Richard Orn
Chapeau
Philadelphia
General Hospital
Samuel Dixon State Hospital
Polk School
Margaret Myers
Dallastown
Pure reading enjoyment on tap daily in Corry Journal
A brief note highlights daily enjoyment available in the Corry Journal, inviting readers to explore fresh stories, features, and entertainment within the publication's pages.
PTA Council Observes Founders Day at Wright School
Corry Area PTA Council will observe Founders Day on Wednesday evening at Wright School. A carer dinner begins at 6:30 with past presidents of the PTA Council honored. All council representatives unit officers and PLA members are urged to attend per council president Mrs. Walter Dingfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Council
Corry Area
Wright School
PLA
Walter Dingfelder
Mrs Heberlein Honored By Friends Dinner at Perry's Inn
A group of friends held a dinner at Perry's Inn to honor Mrs. Leo Heberlein on Elm Street. She received a gift for her new home and a cor sage, with numerous attendees including Mrs. Charles Thompson and Mrs. Arthur Schneider from Fort Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Heberlein
Elm Street
Sage
Perry's Inn
Charles Thompson
Donald Stewart
Paul Lines
Jerome Needham
William Hazel
Mary Delury
E. W. Bacous
C.T Anderson
D. O. Daugherty
LaVerne Miller
Mary E. Sears
Cecile Hicks
Dora Daye
Jessie Mason
M. Agnes Lynch
Mary Higging
Arthur Schneider
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Amici Bible Class Meets at Bergman Home
Evangelical United Brethren Church Amici Bible Class met last evening at the West Irving street home of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Bergman with twenty members present. Bergman showed colored slides from Florida and other states as devotions and a business session were led by Mrs. Robert Davis. Guests were treated to a dessert hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Armitage Sr. The next meeting is set for March 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bush on North Center street.
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Vie
Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Irving Street
G. T. Bergman
Bergman
Florida
Robert Davis
William Armitage Sr
Elbert Bush
North Center Street
New Books at the Library Highlight Diverse Works
Wes David Mackquale Pink 4 presents The Gutsy of Jezebel while The Fox and the Camel portrays a farmer turned spy amid dictatorship. Eric Lincoln’s The Black Muslims of America analyzes a growing pseudo Islamic movement among Black Americans and its calls for universal justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
David B. Mackquale
Bkiughters Finth
Jezebel
Ue Library
Naboth
Tynino Snone
Europe
Eric Lincoln
Graduate School
Boston University
Journal Daily Appeal for Young Readers
A brief reader appeal suggests children or teens would enjoy subscribing to The Journal daily. The note highlights the paper as a source of daily news and interests for young readers away from home.
Mission rally to feature Rev Haun guest speaker
Rev Charles Maun Rev Haun will headline a special missions rally at Corry Assembly of God Church on East Main street tomorrow morning. Haun will speak at the 5:45 and 11:00 services as the Foreign Missions Department approves the couple for missionary service in Peru after Costa Rica language studies. Both trained at Eastern Bible Institute and Wycliffe Linguistics before joining Rev Wiley in inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maun
Haun
Corry
Amazon River
Peru
Eastern Bible Institute
Green Lane
Wycliffe Summer Institute of Linguistics
University of Oklahoma
Wiley
Sunday Cutting News Items Bring Local Visits and Tales
Carl Bayle begins a 30 day leave with his wife and sons as neighbors share visits. Local gatherings include Miss Dinice McCray from Clymer spending Tuesday night with Faith Marsh and many calls between families from Hamberg to Erie. The Sunday School class met at Town Hall with Mrs. Sharon Hayes in charge. Randall Shampoe remains a patient at Children’s Hospital Buffalo seeking friends’ letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bayle
Walter DeStiazer
Dinice McCray
Clymer
Faith
Marsh
Arthur Wallace
Frank Hulett
John Hil
Hamburg
N. Y
Roy Redman Sr
Hill
Carl L. Marsh
Tonia
Clifford Aikens Sr
Columbus
Hollis Upperman
Jamie Bemis
Beverly Albright
Guy Hayes
Corry Hospital
Walter DeShazer
Douglas
Bill Craday
Arthur Merry
Wattsburg
Max /Gwynis
Dy Pralick
Lloyd Aikens
Corry
Clifford Aikeny
Myron Wallace
David Fassett
Myra Cherry
Cuttin
Town Hall
Sharon Hayes
Robert Humphrey
Charles Benedict
Pittsfield
Allen Benedict
Youngsville
Wilbur Camp
Elmer Buelikoffer
Randall Shampoe
Children’s Hospital
Ath Floor
Bryant Street
Buffalo
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