Former Corry resident celebrated 80th birthday party
Mrs. W. F. Miller, a former Corry resident, observed her 80th birthday at her daughter’s home in Lottaville with family and friends from Corry and Spring Creek. The gathering featured a decorated cake, cards, gifts and flowers as attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Richard Miller and their children, plus the Martins and others. Meanwhile, local notices report a death travel in South Bend, Clarion State Teachers College arrivals, and a winter wedding at St Elizabeth’s Church uniting Miss Barbara Karkoski and Norman P. Holton with 40 guests at the ceremony and 125 at the reception. The couple will reside at 217 Fairview Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
W. F. Miller
George Martin
Lottaville
Frederick Miller
Richard Miller
Margaret
Marcella
Marlene
James
Donald
Lois Lilie
Spring Creek
J. A. Rossin
Franklin Street
South Bend
Ind
Kelly Name
Theresa Borstorf
Emma Rossbacher
Roy Borstorff
Edward Rossbacher
Juioo
Dara Ann Karkositl
Norman Paul Holton
St. Elizabeth's Church
Cyril Kronz
Frank Karkoski
East Main Street
Florence Holton
Fairview Street
Alfred Holton
Mound Street
Robert Johnson
Barbara
St. Elizabeth's
Barbara Karkoski
Norman P. Holton
Blur
Margaret Karkoski
Leon Shumsky
Gilbert Nielsen
Henry Carlson
Verona
VFW
Julia Piccardi
Helen Hoyt
Michael Bailey
Nancy Manelick
Titusville
N. J
Erie
Pittsfield
Garland
Karkoski
Holton
Corry Senior High School
Aer Supply
1Go, Inc
Corry High School
U. S. Navy
Raymond Mie
Columbus Ladies Aid Meets In Routine Session
The Columbus Ladies Aid met Thursday evening at the Columbus Community Church with Mrs. Earl Messenger presiding. Devotions were given by Mrs. Bradley Lines who read Hebrews 13 verses 1 18. A social period followed as hostesses served a light lunch. The next meeting will be March 9 with Mrs. Reynold Hamilton as hostess.
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Columbus Ladies Aid
Columbus Community Church
Earl Messenger
Bradley Lines
Clifford Caster
Thomas Messenger
Ald
Reynold Hamilton
Miss Ann Radecki Feted At Farewell Party
Miss Ann Radecki, who will depart soon for Austin Texas, was honored at a farewell party hosted by Miss Jean Depew and Mrs Eugene Radecki at the Depew home on East Main Street. About 80 friends attended from the Corry Jamestown office and former employees. The evening featured a prize won by Mrs James Bermett and a late party lunch with salad and dessert as Miss Radecki received a monetary gift from the group.
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Ann Radecki
Jean Depew
Eugene Radecki
Austin
Tex
Depew
East Main Street
Corry-Jamestown
Theethor. Prige
James Bermett
Radecki
Smorgasbord Planned At Columbus Church Tuesday
The Columbus Community Church youth group will host a smorgasbord Tuesday evening in the church basement. Servings start at 5 PM, with proceeds funding film purchases for a movie projector and other church projects. Ellen Blanchard leads the youth. Rev. B T Lines assists.
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Columbus
Columbus Community
Ellen Blanchard
B. T. Lines
Chairch
Daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital in spring morning
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Louis Cataifa Jr of 02's Spring Street. In another note, a baby girl was born early this morning at Cory Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roger Andrus of Rural Route 3. The item records births with minimal local detail.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Louis Cataifa Jr
Spring Street
Roger Andrus
R. D
Cory Memoral Hospital
North East Couple To Mark Golden Medding
Mr and Mrs Arthur Beebe of 29 Blaine Street North East, well known in the Clymer area, will be honored at an open house on Valentine’s Day at their home. The event runs Tuesday 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm in observance of the Bath anniversary of their wedding. The couple married at the bride’s parents home in Clymer by Pastor Miller of the Methodist Church. They have two daughters Violet Davis and Pearle Tenhuisen, seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Friends, relatives and neighbors are invited.
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North East
Mark Golden Medding
Arthur Beebe
Blaine Street
Clymer
Bath
Beebe
Mary Lictus
G. William Lictus
Birthday salute to Albert Woolson the Civil War vet
Albert Woolson marked his 199th birthday as the last Union veteran of the Civil War. He opened hundreds of greetings with President Eisenhower, Gav, and Orville Freeman sending wishes. Woolson, recovering from lung congestion, received Minnesota veteran medals and warm national tributes.
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Albert Woolson
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Gav
Orville Freeman
Boy Scout Sunday Rally Planned At First Presbyterian Church
Boy Scout Week activities conclude with a 2:30 p m rally in the First Presbyterian Church recreation room. Troops 80 81 161 and 89 participate under Erie Scout Executive Ernie Spangler with John Fetzer presenting scouting pictures and Indian Ritual Dance by the Erie Order of the Arrow. Parents scouts and potential scouts are invited.
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Devus Holly
First Presbyterian Church
Erie Scout
Ernie Spangler
John Fetzer
Erie Order of the Arrow
Scout Committee
Sears
St. Thomas’ Church
Holy Name Society
Corry Jamestown
Corry
Jamestown
Presbyterian Church
Amici Class Hosts Meeting at Parsonage
The Amist Bible Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the parsonage with Rev and Mrs H Ray Harris. Nineteen members attended. Devotions were by G Z Bertman and Mrs William Armitage. Prizes were won by Mrs Bergman and Mrs E E Bush and Rev and Mrs Harris. Refreshments of cherry pudding tea and coffee were served. The group will meet March 9 at Mr and Mrs Bush’s North Center street home.
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H. Ray Harris
Amici
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rey
G. Z. Bertman
William Armitage
Bergman
E. E. Bush
Harris
Mary Bea
Corry Seniors Plan Careers From Class Of 193?
Corry High School guidance director Victor Curtis O Shell presents post graduation plans for 187 seniors. Seventy four intend college or nursing or business training while 83 plan to work. Office work leads with 32, military service 11, industrial work eight, farming seven, beauty three, food store two, and dry cleaning one. Colleges listed include Allegheny, Behrend, Penn State Erie, Carnegie Tech, Edinboro, Grove City, Lake Erie, Mansfield, Mt. Union and others.
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Corry Aten High School
Guidace Dirvictor
Curtis O'Shell
Allegheny
Alliance
Beaver College
Behrend Center
Erie Penn State
University of Buffalo
Carnegie Tech
Central College
Dennison University
Edinboro State Teachers
Gandon
Georgia Tech
Grove City
Houghton
Indiana
Lake Erie
Mansfield
Moody Bible Institute
Mt. Union
Eastland urges grass roots defense of segregation in South
Senator Eastland at a Center Alabama Citizens Council rally urged a county by county mobilization to uphold segregated schools. He backed state nullification of the Supreme Court order and called for new laws to delay integration, while a mob attacked Autherine Lucy at Alabama University seeking reentry under a federal court order.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Alu
James O. Easthind
Sam Engelhardt
Bistland
University of
Alabama
NAACP
Autherine Liey
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
University Board of
Miss Lucy
Chistes
Eastland
South
Cental
Alabama Citizens Council
Supreme Court of the United States
Enutlind
U. S. Supreme Court
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Allegheny General Hospital
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Cild J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
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