Candidate For Sweetheart Ball Judy Schaefer Named
Judy Mae Schaefer, daughter of Mrs. Mabel K. Schaefer of 533 Grand Street, is the 1970 Sweetheart Ball candidate. A Corry Area High School senior, she attends the college preparatory course and studies English, government, journalism, gym, band and chorus. She edits the entertainment page and participates in band, chorus, pep band, Drama Club, History Club, Girls' Athletic Association and Corrian Club. She is a junior member of the American Legion Auxiliary and a member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. She enjoys music, reading and radio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Judy Mae Schaefer
Mabel K. Schaefer
Grand Street
Judy
Wright
Corry Area
History Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Corrian Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Mrs. McCloskey Hosts Lydia Circle Meeting at Home
The Lydia Circle of First United Methodist Church met at Mrs. Gladys McCloskey on East Columbus Avenue with nine members and one guest. Mrs. John Ohrn opened with a poem, devotions by Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck concluded with the 23rd Psalm, and Mrs. Ora Loveland led the program reading a sermon by Rev. Humbard titled Behold His Hand. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pirro of Ashtabula, formerly Corry. The Moose Lodge dance for St Patrick’s Day and coronation ceremony were announced, with the 1970 sweetheart to be chosen. The St Elizabeth’s Church Guild St Patrick’s Day card party is set for March 16 at the Moose Lodge with multiple chairmen listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First United Methodist Church
Gladys McCloskey
East Columbus Avenue
John Ohrn
Earle Hasbrouck
Ora Loveland
Humbard
Bertha Wykoff
Charles Amy
Worth Street
Ashtabula General Hospital
Carl Pirro
Ashtabula
Corry
Pirro
Joan Garrison
Conneaut
Ohio
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
Cochairmen
Edward Giacoma
Janet Oldenski
Moose Lodge
Richard Muckinhaupt
Thomas Saxton
Tony Stec
Frans Karkoski
John Miscik
Thomas Lathrop
Mark Kirzanik
William Kurelowech
Patrick Rynd
Fellowship Meeting At First Baptist Church
A combined gathering of the Ladies Fellowship and Faith Fellowship met at Aurelia Cosma’s home with 18 members present. Mrs. Alfred Haenel led prayer as routine reports were shared, Bible verses preceded roll call, several members reported illness, and a card was signed for Eva Kepler. The mother and daughter banquet was discussed. Lucille Kimmy reported on Virginia McClanahan’s Bible teaching and Brazil call, while Sylvia Messinger presented Rainbow Fantasy on piano. Mrs. Mary Riley spoke on devotion to the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Fellowship
Faith Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Aurelia Cosma
Alfred Haenel
Eva Kepler
Lucille Kimmy
Virginia McClanahan
Brazil
Sylvia Messinger
Mary Riley
Lord
Scholarships At Chautauqua Music School 1970
Scholarships totaling nearly 20000 dollars are offered to qualifying students at the Chautauqua School of Music for the 1970 summer season. About 150 awards come from gifts to the Chautauqua Foundation and other expressions of generosity. Local and state groups also support the program, with auditions in late June determining most awards and some advance scholarships for orchestra members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua School of Music
Joseph C. Clarke
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua Foundation
Chautauqua
National Federation of Music Clubs
Chautauqua Women's Club
Gebbie Foundation of
Jamestown
Westfield-Mayville
Kiwanis Club of
Chautauqua County Music Teachers’ Association
Local News Roundup of Community Events and Family News
Birdie shares weekend family update as son Jay returns from a year in South Vietnam with the United States Coast Guard and eyes discharge in three weeks. The Helping Hand Club hosts an all day session at Mrs. Arthur Barton’s home on West Smith. Mothers’ Children’s Story Hour set at Corry Public Library. Beta Sigma Phi reader from Epsilon Phi Chapter plans Saturday event. St Thomas Women’s Organization meets at 8:15 p.m. at St Thomas School after Lenten services. April card party committee chairs report with china painting demo by Mrs. Suchar. Former worker Michael Light visits from Erwin Tennessee for his uncle Merle Cummings’ funeral. Catholic Daughters plan pancake and sausage breakfast on Washington’s Birthday. Rotarians host Valentine dinner at Corry Motor Inn with Valentine’s deposit box. Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council plans 1971 work plan and budget. Pie hint notes sugar timing for juiced berries. Anniversary today for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wotus featured with reception at VFW Post home. They married February 10, 1945, at St. Thomas The Apostle Church. Detailed table settings and out-of-town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Women's Organization
St. Thomas School
David Apps
Paul Suchar Sr
Walter
Mary) Wotus
VFW Post Home
White Street
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Wotus
Mary Gronostar
Robert Wotus
Paul Janosec
Thomas Gehrlein
Debbie Wotus
Barbara Janosec
William Gronostaj
William Jr
Larry Gronostaj
Erie
Campers Discuss Summer Programs at Columbus Meeting
The Pen-NY Campers met Saturday evening at the Columbus Community Building with 26 members and four guests, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Arnink and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Crawford. Discussions covered summer camping programs and the Pennsylvania State campout at Gray in June, with plans for a visit from Canadian campers in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Ny
Columbus
Donald Arnink
Larry Crawford
Gray
Hawaiian Girl Merie Ellyn Fong Crowned Apple Blossom Queen
Merie Ellyn Fong, daughter of Sen Hiram L Fong, was chosen Queen Shenandoah of the Apple Blossom Festival held April 30 to May 2 in Winchester Virginia. Festival officials announced the selection Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Hiram L
Fong
Merie Ellyn
Hawaii
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society Editor
Judy Schaefer
McMichael
Mrs. McCloskey
Walter Wotus
Birdie
Utah Jackson
Jay
California
South Vietnam
United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Helping Hand Club
Arthur Barton
West Smith Street
Corry Public Library
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Roger
Jan) Lansberry
Michael Light
Erwin, Tenn
The
Journal
Mike
Brenda
Tennessee
Merle Cummings
Catholic Daughters of America
Fred
Ruth) Ahi
George Washington
Robert Miller
Ed Zewatsky
William Eaton
Cochairman
Victor Cragg Jr
John Christopher
Margaret Coyle
Margaret Driscoll
Earl Haight
James Judge
Rhea Kolstee
Irma Saxton
Dolores Steadman
Louis Lutz
Corry Motor Inn
John McLean
Motor Inn
Rotary Club
Arnold Seastead
Penn Lakes
Edusson
Casaque
Aphrodisia
Heaven
Christian Dior
Shalimar
Bob Church
North Center St
IGA White
Apple Blossom
MeGormumennalec
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert M. Bracken
Olin
W. Bracken
Mortichahs
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