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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1962

Page

5

Harding PTA Founder's Day Dinner Highlights Attendees

The annual Founder's Day event at Harding PTA featured in charge by Mrs Anthony Step with assistances from Mrs William Lobdell Mrs Lawrence Lobdell Mrs Potocki Ms Cary Laxman and others. Past presidents Mrs Douglas Rozelle Sr Mrs R Lawrence Davidson Mrs Anthony Stec and Mrs Robert Fish were honored with tokens. Former principal Mrs Carl Stump received a gift and lifetime member recognition went to Mrs Frank Schrader. A program by Harding School pupils entertained attendees.

Harding Pta Anthony Step Af‘air William Lawrence Lobdell Potocki Cary Laxman S Willis Owen Manley Robbins Jr Douglas Rozelle Sr R. Lawrence Davidson Anthony Stec Robert Fish Carl Stump Frank Schrader PTA Harding School

Church Class Votes To Purchase Needed Articles

Members of the Christian name Builders club met at the Mather home on South Center last evening led by secretary Roy Kerstetter. The class voted to buy a rug for the church nursery and to authorize Don E. McCray to install it. They also approved purchasing Plastic dishes and trays for church affairs. Rev Earl Docherty and Mrs Docherty led a social hour with cherry tarts and coffee served by Mrs Eugene Canfield and Mrs Kerstetter. The next meeting is set for March 5 at the Foxs on Ridge Street.

Ciiistian Paul Mather South Center Street Roy Kerstetter Don E. McCray Earl Docherty Eugene Canfield George Fox Ridge Street Mareh Sth

Club 15 Meets With Mes Harry Burton

The birthday of Mrs Charles Tarr was celebrated at last eve ning's meeting of Club 15 at the home of Mrs Harry Burton Mead avenue Wotus. Mrs Tarr was presented with a purse of money and Mrs Dom inessy was given the special guest award. Refreshments included a salad course hot rolls gingerbread whipped cream tea and coffee. Mrs Rhodes will be hostess for the club next at her home on East street when the birthday of Mrs Stenman will be observed.

Club 15 Harry Burton Charles ‘Tarr

Columbus Bake Sale Aids Dutton Public Library

The Dutton Public Library in Columbus will host a bake sale on Friday February 16 from 11 a.m. for the exclusive benefit of the library. Mrs Charles Dodd, library board president, announced the event and noted helpers Mrs Lowell Fargo Mrs Norman Lewis and Mrs Philip Wade will assist.

Columbus Library Dutton Public Library Columbus Charles Dodd Library Board Lowell Fargo Norman Lewis Philip Wade

Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidates At Rotary Club Event

Corry area high school seniors compete for the Sweetheart Ball queen with Miss Capel Lot Mitchell and Miss Judy Gentilman as leading candidates. The Moose charity event supports nursing scholarships and features Rubinoff and his violin at Corry High School on March 12. Mitchell plans Allegheny General Hospital School of Nursing. Gentilman to Edinboro State College.

Rotary Club Rubinoff Capel Lot Mitchell Allegheny General Hospital School of Nursing Pittsburgh Paul Mitchell Spring Creek Corry Area Beaverettes Judy Gentilman Joseph Gentilman B. D. 3. Corry Edinboro State College CAHS Gentilman Beaver Moose East Washington Street Vera Mitchell Stanley Bailey Cochairman Glenn Palmer WOTM Vennis Follett

Valentine Party At Corry Golden Age Club

The Corry Area Golden Age Club held a Valentine party in the YMCA room with a play The Living Valentine and a square dance featuring members including Mrs Amy Relph Glenn Eva Dundon Mildred Pier Elbert Bush Mayme Mitchell Ferm Gilson Maude Barnes and others A Kitchen Band seven seniors performed and a tureen dinner preceded the program Mrs Ora Loveland and Mrs Glenn Gates led a valentine exchange H L Harris served as chaplain and Scripture was read Next meeting will feature a monthly birthday party starting at 1 45 p m

Corry Golden Age Club Valentine Corry Area YMCA Charles Amy Relph Glenn Eva Dundon Mildred Pier Elbert Bush Mayme Mitchell Ferm Gilson Maude Barnes Hanna Murphy Mitchell Bernice de Jean Lavinia Mapes Mabel Brown Glenn ‘Rey H. Ray Harris Christ's Church

Golden Links Class Meets At East South Street Home

Seventeen members of the Golden Links Class of First Methodist Church gathered at Mrs H B Reed’s East South Street home. President A C Barton led the routine business session and planned condolence cards for ill members. Roy Reed shared a color slide program featuring travel scenes and Corry Centennial highlights. Hostess helpers included Mrs W L Marsh and Mrs George Mulvin. Dessert was served. The next meeting is March 18 at Mrs Stephen Brooks’s home.

Reed Golden Links First Methodist Church H.B. Reed East South A. C. Barton Roy Reed Corry W.L. Marsh George “Mulvin Stephen Brooks East South Street

If You Read It In The Journal You Know It's Truy

Newspaper tone caption signals a playful Local Page note. The item hints at a journal based joke or column header, suggesting readers trust the publication for quirky regional updates and trivia.

Truy

Raymond Group enjoys plant tour as club meets in Erie

The Raymond Inquisitor's Club held a February meeting with 40 members touring the Sterling Seal Company plant in Erie. They gathered in the main office with Robert Wilcox, formerly of Raymond, introducing Franklin Patton Jr., head of sales and marketing. Patton outlined the company before groups toured the facility and guests received gifts. James Walters, club president, oversaw arrangements.

Raymond Group Sterling Seal Company Erie Raymond Inquisitor’s Club Robert Wilcox Raymond Franklin Patton Jr James Walters

Worm of the Moose meet features eye donation program

The public is invited to attend at the Moose home this evening when Ralph George of the Greater Erie Eye Bank presents After the Darkness a program on eye donation after death to restore sight and aid research. Hosted by Mrs. Clarence Kirch with sponsorship from the Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose, the event follows the WOTM meeting at 8 00 p.m.

Lone Eye Bank Worm of the Moose Tomerry Moose Ralph George Greater Erie Eye Bank Wil Clarence Kirch Loyal Order of Moose Women of the Moose WOTM

Columbus PTA Program Highlights Care of Children's Teeth

Dr George Gould spoke to Columbus School PTA on child dental care and displayed slides. Mrs Walter Gordon praised Founder's Day honoring past PTA presidents. Florence Colgrove received the room count award for third grade. Refreshments were provided by room mothers under Mrs Harold Bensink and Mrs Geetee Kusma. The next meeting is March 7 with Lena Ayers presenting People Meet Each Other.

Columbus George Gould Dentst Columbus School PTA Walter Gordon Florence Colegrove Harold Bensink Geetee "Kusma Lena Ayers

Ruth Circle meets at Swart home for bake sale plans

Mrs. N Swart hosts Ruth Circle at her rural route address for a Monday evening Lutheran Church Women meeting. Preceding the business session, Mrs Harry Schlemer and Mrs John Rossbacher presented a program on What Merger Means to Me. Members were reminded of an upcoming bake sale.

Ot. Run Lutheran Church Norman Swart Harry Schlemer John Rossbacher

Wedding honors for Ralph E Perkins Sr at Wattsburg home

The 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Perkins Sr. of East Smith Street was celebrated Friday at the Wattsburg home of their son Ralph E. Perkins Jr., a Wattsburg teacher. The event included many relatives and friends, with Arthur Perkins phoning from California during the party.

Ralph E. Perkins East Smith Watlsburg Ralph E. Perkins Jr Wattsburg Arthur Perkins Air Force California College of the Pacifier Robert W. Perkins Corry Area Harold Patterson Robert Rathbun Ronald Rathbun Olin Simmons Livya Meer~dink Leslie Kelly Clara. Bach Omer Bil John Sullivan

Anniversary Party Honors Mr and Mrs Savko

Mr and Mrs Mark Savko of North Street Columbus were honored at a 30th wedding anniversary party hosted at their Union Street home. Mrs Clarence Savko helped host and fourteen other attendees celebrated with a Valentine themed ham dinner and a china gift set. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Elenke of Wesleyville.

Savko Mark Savko North Street Columbus Union Street Clarence Savko Charles Elenke Wesleyville

Sears Store Friday February 23 Highlights Bakery Arrival

The note indicates baked goods should arrive at the Sears store by 9:30 a.m. after a meeting. A dessert course was served by Mrs Swart and Mrs Clifford Button following the meeting.

Sears Swart Clifford Button

Misc Matson Hosts Witherspoon Circle Evening

The Witherspoon Circle of First Presbyterian met at Mrs. Lloyd Matson's home with fourteen members and two guests present. Mrs. Kenneth Harvey led the program, Mrs. Jan Howard gave devotions, and four auxiliary hosts assisted. Special visitor was Mrs. Richard A. Boley. Next meeting set for March 12 at Miss Marian Smith’s home with cohostesses Mrs. Ray Laurie and Mrs. Russell Briggs.

Witherspoon First Presbyterian Church Lloyd Matson Glenn Middleton Stanley Anderson Jan Howard Kenneth Harvey Richard A. Boley Marian Smith Ray Laurie Russell Briggs

Johnson accepts Valentine from twins supporting heart fund

Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson received a heart shaped Valentine from three sets of identical twins, part of the American Heart Association fundraiser. Johnson noted five of the girls had serious heart conditions but can now live full lives due to medical advances, referencing Patricia as the sixth child.

Lyndon B. Johnson American Heart Association Johnson Gane Aldan Patricia

Pier Angeli Marries Ar mando Trovajoli in London wedding

Actress Pier Angeli aged 28 wed bandleader Ar mando Trovajoli in a Valentine Day ceremony held in London under bright sun. It is Trovajoli first marriage and Angeli's second after a 1959 divorce from Vic Damone. Also note actress Juanita Hall left Flower Drum Song cast due to illness in Las Vegas.

Ondow Sar Pier Angeli Armando Trovajoli London Italy Trovajoli Vic Damone Atling Las Vegas Juanita Hall Thunderbird Hotel

Looting of Paper Tubes Leads to Four Arrests

State troopers arrested four youths for stealing cash from Erie Times-News tubes on rural Erie County roads between January 1 and February 16. Dale Bardwell 17 Nancy Short 18 and a 15 year old accomplice admitted larceny involving 75 to 480 dollars. Bardwell and Short held on 200 dollar bail each. Police traced a tan station wagon as the main clue after it stopped at tubes along Routes 5 10 and 97 and picked up envelopes. Detectives Stanko Manno and Stanko aided the probe. Later transit cops begin politeness classes for 35 000 subway workers.

ERI Erie Times-News Erie County Dale Bardwell R.D Waterford Daniel Snort Nancy Short Erie Harborcreek Harry Ireland Bardwell Short Robert Backstrom Route 5 Backstrom It Township Cherry Street Herman Siebert Robert Stanko James Manno

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