Valentine Dance Plans At Wright School Gym
Social calendar notes a Rainbow Girls sponsored Valentine dance titled Cupid's Capers. Decorating committee to meet at Miss Judith Paige's home to finalize plans. The 9 to 12 event includes patrons listed by name and invites the public to attend with music by Allegheny College Combo. Induction notice for Perry Smith and local PTA gathering referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Paige
Rainbow Girls
Wright School
John Mahiy
Ray
George A. Myers
Aaron Oberman
Maxene Obermin
Lawrence Thom
Hubert—Vaughn
J. Donald Watson
Tracy W. Whitehead
Mro
Whittlesey
Bert Williams
Wallace Young
Allegheny ’College
Cub Scouts Blue and Gold Banquet Honors Pack 183
Cub Scout Pack 183 held its annual blue and gold banquet at First Presbyterian Church with about 120 attendees. Charles Muno and John Proper led the flag ceremony. awards went to Charles Munn bear badge John Proper bear badge and six arrowpoints Dennis Rogers lion pin Thoms Bracken John Auer and Jerry Kennedy gold and silver arrowpoints. Decorations featured valentines and space helmets. Reverend Wendell Hasjings spoke on Alaska dog sled racing and paratroopers, and milk was supplied by Model Dairy Company. Cubs joined in the closing ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Charles Muno
John Proper
Charles Munn
Dennis Rogers
Thoms Bracken
John Auer
Jerry Kennedy
Hamiton Couple Welcome Daughter At Gerry Memorial
A daughter was born early this morning at Gerry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald Hamiton of 291 South First Avenue. The birth adds joy to the Hamilton family as relatives are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Ronald Hamiton
South
First Avenue
Mrs. Richard Staples Honored At Shower
A linen and kitchen shower for Mrs. Richard Staples, formerly Shirley Ward, was held Tuesday evening. Grandmother Mrs. Roy Hoyt and mother Mrs. Ralph Ward hosted with 17 relatives and friends attending. Prizes were awarded to several guests, gifts were presented on a red and white Valentine decorated table, and refreshments featured Valentine motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Staples
Shirley Ward
Roy Hoyt
Westchurch Street
Ralph ‘Ward
Russell “Clark
Russell Cassett
Jerry Hoyt
Leroy Hoyt
Staples
Shirley and
Harry Ottaway
Betty West
Columbus Grange Hous Meeting Dance At Corry Hall
Members of Columbus Grange No. 076 met Monday evening at Corry Grange Hall Park Street Arthur Ayling presiding Miss Sonja Wester Corry Grange pianist A short business session drew a Pennsylvanian State Grange Master update urging action on legislative bills for farm relief Dancing organized by Max Betmink followed the meeting About 40 people attended and refreshments were served by Corry Grange Indies Next meeting set for February 26 features a Youth Committee play Members thanked the Joes group for use of the hall and hospitality
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No. 076
Corry Grane Hall
Park Street
Arthur Ayling
Sonja-Wester
Corry Grange
McSparre
Pennsylvelin
Max Betmink
Bennink
Joes
Open House Party To Honor Sparta Couple
A Spartansburg couple, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gontes, will be honored at a Sunday open house party marking their wedding anniversary. Gerry Codtes hosts at their Spartansburg home from 2 to 6 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Relatives, friends and neighbors are invited to attend.
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Spartansburg
Roy Gontes
Gerry Codtes
Birthday Party Fetest Miss Diane Smith 13
Miss Diane Smith observed her 18th birthday yesterday and was guest of honor at a party hosted by her mother Mrs Robert Smith. The event ran 7 to 10 pm at Diane's grandparents East Pleasants home with sixteen girls. Prizes went to Kay Sorenson Diane McFadden Janice Way Sharon Steadman and Lynn Burgess. Red and white Valentine decor, macaroni salad hot rolls heart shaped pastries red and white Jell O salad with whipped cream and cherries and a large decorated birthday cake highlighted the party. Diane received several gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Smith
Robert_ Smith
Diane
Ivan Smith
East Pleasants
Kay Sorenson
Diane McFadden
Janice Way
Sharon Steadman
Lynn Burgess
Bridge Winners Listed In Winter Tourney Series
The fifth session of the winter duplicate bridge tournament, sponsored by the Corry Bridge Association, was played last evening in the Garden Room of the VFW Post Home. Using the Howell movement seven tables participated and the average score was 78. Winners included Mrs. Earl Haight and M. B. Cobbett with 96, Mrs. Treat of Union City and Philip Zaleneck with 96, Mrs. Frank Graft and J. Fred Kinley with 94, Mrs. Horton Davis and William Smyers with 84, Mrs. F. H. Bartholme and Mr. Davis with 80, and Mrs. Smyers and Mr. Treat with 78. The monthly master point game was ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VFW Post
Howell
Earl Haight
Cobbett
Ty ‘Treat
Union Gily
Philip Zaleneck
Frank Graft
J. Fred Kinley
Horton Davis
William Smyers
FH. Bartholme
Mr. Davis
Smyers
Mr. Treat
Harding School P T A Founders Day Banquet Honors Leaders
About 90 members and friends gathered Tuesday for a blue and gold Founders Day and Family Night banquet at Corry Aves High School cafeteria. Devo tions were led by Miss Ruth Dahlstrand and first graders. a Founders Day message was read by Mrs. Franke Dahil. A letter from George Wood of Brie was read by Mrs. Desch. Mrs. Carl Stump recalled Harding history, with past presidents giving résumés of their administrations. A high school quartet performed, a ventriloquist act delighted the group, and flowers were presented to Mrs. Stump. Reservations were urged for next Wednesday’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding School-Parent-Teacher Association
Corry Aves High School
John Oesch
Manley Robbins Jr
Robert Marsh
Ruth Dahlstrand
Franke Dahil
George Wood
Brie
Desch
Pennsylvania Parents Teacher Congress
Carl Stump
Harding
Harding School
Dahlstrand
R. Lawrence Davison
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Elizabett Kinley
Arno Gustafson
John Potocki
John Carrier
Page Louderback
Ora Loveland
J. B. Dahlstrand
Davison
Newell Beckwith
Marlene
Ken Vicky
Walla' Sand
Dike Sawyer
Watao
Stump
L. M. Douglas
Leslie Messenger
Recreation Program Marks PTA Council Meet
The Corry Area High School cafeteria hosted the PTA Council meeting with five members present. Highlights included a mobile book display, plans to buy $50 in books for local units, and a $100 TB bond proposal set for March 1 as Apple For the Teacher Day. A Career Night program was announced for February 16, with Curtis O Shell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Bradley T. Lines
Page Louderburk
Cynthia Willams
PTA
Walter Dinsfelder
Dan Taggart
Charles Weston
William Stright
Newell Beckwith
George Taylor
Joseph Piteavage
Curtis O'Shell
Concorde
Walter Dingfelder
Low Hanne
Corry
Roy VinHorn
Titusville
VanHorn
Charles Correll
Brokenstraw Stompers
Max Bennink
Fire Toll Rises to Fifty-One in Kowloon Tenement Blaze
Twenty more bodies were found in the Kowloon four story tenement fire raising the death toll to 51 with seven still missing. The blaze gutted the block leaving rescue crews to comb through the charred ruins and search for survivors.
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Hong Kong
Kowloon
Mrs Lawrence Anderson Hosts Hilltop Club Meeting
Mrs Lawrence Anderson hosted the Hilltop Club at her Kaweemne anucregu home in Illinois. Seven members and one guest attended a Valentine party and short business meeting electing officers Mrs Lawrence Anderson president Mrs Mabel Akar vice president and reporter and Mrs Sidney Smith secretary treasurer. The group closed with The Lord's Prayer and refreshments then planned the next gathering for February 27 at Mrs Harry Clabbats home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harry Clabbats
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reported with Various Votes
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening voting to pay annual obligations and donate to Scotland School Fund Junior baseball National Security and to fund the presidents luncheon in Pittsburgh. Awards were ordered for ninth grade Carry Area High School and eighth grade St Edward's School students. An application to send a girl to Keystone Camp was discussed with selection by Howard J Sheen from the eighth grade group. The selected student will spend a week in June at camp with all expenses paid. A program on Americanism studied the Preamble to the Constitution. Lunch followed served by Mrs. Schrader and Mrs. Andrus in a valentine motif.
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Keystone Camp
Howard J. Sheen
Wth
Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Schrader
Anne Andrus
Miss Nancy Miles Engaged to Carlyle Merritt
Mrs. Robert Mead of Bear Lake announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Nancy Lee Miles to Carlyle Merritt son of Mr and Mrs R V Merritt of 239 Marion Street The wedding is set for June 13 Miles attends Youngerie High School Merritt works at General Electric in Erie.
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Nancy Lee Miles
Carlyle Merritt
Robert Mead
Bear Lake
R. V. Merritt
Marion Street
Miss Miles
Youngerie High School
Mr. Merritt
General Electric Company
Erie
Golden Links Class Hostess at Piast Methodist Church
The Golden Links Clash of the Piast Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. L. Marsh’s East South Street home with 15 members. Mrs. Elisabeth Nellis led business, and the group made valentines for sick members before dessert. The class resumes on the second Tuesday in March. The Baptist Ladies Fellowship met at the church with 22 members. Mrs. Gary Bennett taught on Gentleness, a piano solo by Mrs. Judy Messinger, duet by Mrs. Benny Buskingame and Miss Mary Low Thomas, and committees reported on upcoming events. Dessert was served by hostess committees Jor Hudeon, William Haenel, Andrew Ober, and Harold Has turouck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Marsh
Piast Methodist Church
East South Street
J. B. Cogan
Elisabeth Nellis
Orn Loveland
Berths McCray
Ladies’ Fellowship
Baptist Church
Baptist Ladies Fellowship
Gary Bennett
Judy Messinger
Benny Buskingame
Mary Low Thomas
Harry Hickle
Jor Hudeon
William Haenel
Andrew Ober
Harold Hasturouck
Lutheran Women Meet At Hillstrom Home
Members of St. Pauls Lutheran Church Ladies Aid and Missionary Society gathered at Ms. D A Hillstrom 44 East Congress Street yesterday afternoon with assist ant hostesses Mrs. Burr and Mrs. Bowles. After business, Mrs George Nagel led the program from the Lutheran magazine and members shared in a brief period then enjoyed a salad luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillstrom
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of
St. Paul's
Traveling Card Party for BPW Club in Austin
Mrs Harold Jackson hosted a traveling card party at her Maple Avenue home last evening to benefit the Business and Professional Women's Club. Four tables played bridge and canasta with prizes won by Mrs E E Hawkins Mrs Harold Brown Mrs Harold Gilbert and Mrs James Sinate. Floral decor and a salad course with rolls cookies and coffee were served from the hostess table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Austin
Harold Jackson
Maple Avenue
E. E. Hawkins
Harold Brown
Harold Gilbert
James Sinate
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Moris Bernstein
Cla Blanchard
Ronald Carter
Edward Crapser Jr
D. R. Dearing
John R. East
Diane Fogle
Willard Gibson
Frank Grice
Cleo Haight
Sara and
Jean Macinnes
Perry Smith
Evering
New Cumberland
Army
Leah Reed
Ger Gude White
Franklin
Clarence Kirch
Wayne Street
Doris Lille
James Harrison Kirch
St. Paul's ‘Lutheran Church
Sigmund Miodus
Walter Hill
Lloyd Lillie
Leonard Fralick
Path Kirch
Terry Sue Leone
S. Merrill Lillie
Henry. Bachomer
Mioduss
Leonard Fra~lick
Santa Leone
Keppel Tiffany and Rey
Elmer A. Ortner
Miss Lillie
Mr. Kirch
Sparta
Ci Grose
Katya
F.C. Chapin & Son
Mumber Chamber OF Commerce
PTA Council
Lolly Area
varen-Teacher Association
Corry Area
East Main St
Corry, Pa
Lamb
Mueller
Princess
WM. Byrd
Opti Furenen
Calla
Wieners
Veal
Tao
Pride OF Sheridan Tomato Juice
Birdseye Frozen Foods
Florida
LARGY
Oranges
Mhi
AuToManic- Thrift Oven
Wen
Hotpoint
Roberts
Columbus
Mrs
Lawrence Anderson
Hilltop Club
Legion Auxiliary
Eine Sachases
Lon Mqallister
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