Columbus Grange Holds Meeting Plans Dance
The Columbus Grange met in the Dean School building with 16 members and three guests. Officers attended except chaplain Mrs. Edna Norton and gatekeeper N. E. Dodd. They planned a square dance for Saturday at 8 p m, with pies coffee and soft drinks. A March 22 degree conferral was announced and a coffee maker was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Dean School
Columbus
David Curtis
Edna Norton
N. E. Dodd
Warren Grange
Grange
Harold Curtis
Paul Suchar Jr
Gerald Bensink
Pennsylvania State Grange
Lawrence Miller
Miller
Phillip Wade
Harold Anderson
Leonard Edwards
Gordon Rader
Walter Thoms
Hazel Eldred
Ronald Carter
Jean Manley
Washington
Daughters and Sons Born in Local Hospitals This Week
A daughter was born Tuesday at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs Larry Jaggi of 40 Marion Street. The mother is the former Mary Kirch. The baby's maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elwin Kirch of 550 West Washington Street. A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Christensen of Columbus. Mrs Christensen is the former Joni Duma. Honor Former Presidents At Grange Meeting The February Columbus Elementary PTA meeting honored six past presidents during Founders Day. The event included devotions by Mrs Chase, a flag salute, and a tribute to Mrs Natalie Moore, with notes on future library books and a planned Girl Scout troop. Joseph Pitcavage showed slides on life in Puerto Rico. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Larry Jaggi
Marion Street
Jaggi
Mary Kirch
Elwin Kirch
West
Washington Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Christensen
Columbus
Christensen
Joni Duma
Grange
Columbus Elementary
PTA
Donald Chase
Chase
America
Natalie Moore
Moore
Reynolds Hamilton
Florence Caster
Kenneth Young
Frank Kasper
Norman Swart
Lowell Fargo
Max Brown
Joseph Pitcavage
Puerto Rico
Harold Bensink
Tearful reunion as Landerman returns from Soviet prison
Peter Landerman, 24, freed after 16 months in a Soviet jail for an auto accident, had a tearful reunion with his family in Los Angeles yesterday. The only visible change noted by his parents and sisters, who hadn't seen him in two years, was a thin mustache he had grown in jail.
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Los Angeles
Peter Landerman
Landerman
Birthday Club Honors Member at March Meeting
The Birthday Club held its one monthly meeting at Mrs. Harry Burton's Mead Avenue home. Mrs. Flossie Fosburgh received a purse of money for her birthday as lunch was served. Prizes went to Mrs. Bryce Leek, Mrs. George Rhodes, Mrs. Fosburgh, and Mrs. John Wascak. The next meeting is planned for March 9 with Mrs. Leek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club 15
Harry Burton
Mead Avenue
Flossie Fosburgh
Bryce Leek
George Rhodes
Fosburgh
John Wascak
Leek
Wheelock Ladies Meet and Aid Gather for Games
Wheelock Ladies Meet and Wheelock Community Ladies Aid gathered last evening with Mrs. David Cook. Eight members and one guest, Mrs. Harold Fullom, attended as Mrs. Harold Dougherty led prayers. Mrs. Charles Kennedy gave devotions. Guests and members enjoyed visiting and games with Mrs. Fullom winning the door prize. Desserts were served. The next meeting is set for March 10 at Mrs. Leland Crosscut’s home.
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Wheelock Community Ladies Aid
David Cook
Harold Fullom
Harold Dougherty
Charles Kennedy
Fullom
Leland Crosscut
Liquor Board Reports State Gains From Sales
The Liquor Control Board released figures showing the state treasury gained 104,000 plus from liquor store sales last year. Profits on sales by 686 stores totaled 46,984,148 with 5 percent sales tax at 16,031,825 and 15 percent liquor tax at 41,094,256. Audited sales volume reached 31,272,003, down from 315,285,373 in 1963.
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Makhisburg
Liquor Control Board
State Treasury
Raisin Filled Cookies by Peggy Shannon
A vintage recipe card presents Raisin Filled Cookies by Peggy Shannon with steps for dough and filling. The dough blends eggs brown sugar shortening sour milk soda vanilla cinnamon flour and salt while a raisin date filling cooks with sugar water juice and lemon until thick. Plain call for readers to submit their favorite recipes to The Corry Journal.
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Peggy Shannon
Noted Speaker Machnne to Address Purchasing Agents Meeting
The Pennsylvania Purchasing Agents Association will meet this evening at the Hotel Jamestown Jamestown New York with a guest speaker from Pittsburgh Steel Company. Joseph G. Smith vice president of purchases traffic and international will speak. attendees include L O Nichols James F Hannan Glen C Warner from Corry and executives from Raymond division Associated Spring Aero-Flow Dynamics McInnes Steel Ajax Iron Cooper Bessemer Corry Foam Products.
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Sueiiucis US
Pennsylvania Purchasing Agents Association
Jamestown
N. Y
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Joseph G. Smith
Corry
L. O
Bud” Nichols
James F. Hannan
Glen C. Warner
Raymond Division
Associated Spring
Alfred Morrison
George Bloom
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
Willard Gibson
A. Bruce Smith
McInnes Steel Company
Harvey Loveland
Ajax Iron Division
Cooper- Bessemer
Thomas Shaw
Corry Foam Products
Golden Age Club, Local Groups Meet at YMCA
Birdwatching note reports a robin in a East Church street backyard. Golden Age Club of the YMCA holds a 60-member meeting with Chaplain Rev Walter Thoms. hobby show planned for March 2 with non members invited. Arden Baldwin spoke on the club history since February 1958. Several groups from First Baptist, Missionary Alliance, and Presbyterian churches held meetings, hosted devotions, planning events, sewing for missionaries, and preparing prizes for a March 9 meeting. A St Patrick’s Day dance is planned at Corry Armory with Allan Cox providing music. Various church and youth groups report meetings, refreshments, and planned activities through March. Quote from Abraham Lincoln completes a long community notes item.
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Edna Pierce
East Church Street
Robin
YMCA
Walter Thoms
Maude Barnes
Arthur Barton
Ross Mead
Elbert Bush
Ralph Gienn
Arden
Baldwin
Golden Age Club
Loretta Belden
Lavina Mapes
Elsie Kennedy
Sharon Sickler
Missionary Alliance Church
Milan Gates
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Elgin Town Hall
Calvin
First Presbyterian Church
Venora Curtis
Allan Hasbrouck
Wilbur Rickers
Curtis
Harold Wolfe
Mary Helen
Corry Armory
Allan Cox
Golden Links
Methodist Thurch
W. B. Stowe
East South Street
Oscar Johnson
Vin Young
Union Fires Railroads For Millions Over Firings
The AFL CIO Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen filed a multimillion dollar legal challenge alleging thousands of railroad firemen were illegally fired and shortchanged on severance pay. The action targets the Texas Louisiana division of Southern Pacific and seeks class status to cover major railroads nationwide pursuant to a 1963 arbitration ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive
Us 8
H. B. Gilbert
Union
Southern Pacific Railroad
J. E. Wolfe
Southern Railway System
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Area Grange
Bertha McMicuakt
Society Editor
Birthday Club
Wheelock
the Corry Journal
Washington St
Corry, PA
A&p
Jane Parker
Giant Box
Jennett
Machnne
Shop Your Carry Stores
Cohen
AUTO
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Corry Concrete and Gravel CO
Center
Birdie
Hammond Appliance
Paul C. Roche
The
Women's Association
Stowe
Esther Sperry
Laura Jones
Wiere
Ora Loveland
Saint Elizabeth's Church
Moose Home
Bernard Gluyna
Jodse
Gluyna
Elnora Cmiel
Paul W. Suchar
Robert Wotus
D. C. Daugherty
Paul €. Roche
Mary K. Higgins
Venns R. Follett
Leo Mulderick
Mardi Gras
Johnston
Cochairman
Joseph Glaviano
Har] Pride
Leo Heberlein
John Amoroso
Abraham Lincoln
Women's Association of
St.Thomas Parish
Moose Club
Vennis R. Follett
Barney Bennett
Railroads
E.F.M. Steers
Crystal.coal CO
Maple Ave
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