Valentines Day Card Party Draws 45 Tables
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital staged a Valentine Day card party with 45 tables of bridge canasta and more. Prizes were awarded per table and to door prize winners donated by local merchants. Attendees and volunteers, including chairmen and helpers, contributed to a successful fundraiser and social event.
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Valentirne’ Dey
Ladies Auxiliary
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Lundy
Robert Grindrod
Robert Curtis
Mary Higgins
Harold Brown
Robert Sprague
Helen Morrell
Betty McCray
Doris Phillips
Joseph Gronostar
Merle Dodd
Jeannette Drake
Arthur Pitts
M. F. Coyle
Park McCray
Robert Sanders
Harold Carr
George Stanford Sr
Russell Cassett
Philip Zalzneck
Donald Gates
Julia Zepka
Lyle Saxton
J. Crowell
Walter Auer
Arthur Golegrove
George Roof
Joseph Baresi
Fred Schwab
Jack Dey
Willam Hammond
Shirley Larson
Ethan Garter
Donald Cady
George Downey
Mary Ellen Beil
Walter McElroy
Donald Hall
Raymond Bachomer
Earl Haight
Richard Schneider
C. I. Rainesale
Wayne Skinner
Joseph Grongstaj
L. O. Nichols
Harold Flowers
J. F. Needham
Jack Stihl
Lidyd Lundy
Robert Bets
Birthday Club Meets At Deutschlander Home Columbus
The O UR Birthday Club gathered at Mrs. Walter Deutschlander home in Columbus to honor the birthdays of Mrs. Kenneth Van Cise and Mrs. Paul Bennink. Members enjoyed television, souvenirs from Florida, refreshments of wafers coffee and two heart shaped cakes. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Paul Suchars home.
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WIE V
Walter Deutschlander
Columbus
Kenneth van Cise
Paul Bennink
Paul Suchar
Honor Carl Hillstrom On Sixth Birthday
A Indian themed party was held yesterday for Carl Hillstrom son of Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom of Wayne street to celebrate his sixth birthday. His mother with Mrs E A Minor and Mrs D A Hillstrom hosted two invited friends from 4 to 7 with games movies and a spaghetti supper. Dessert featured birthday cake and ice cream. Favors included Indian huts canoes filled with candy and decorated tents. Carl received many gifts from friends.
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Carl Hillstrom
Carl ‘Hillstrom
D. A Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Fils
E. A.minor
Erié
D. A. Hillstrom
Spaghett
Carl
Saturday Night Card Sharks Host Har
Mr and Mrs Harley Reed hosted the Saturday Night Card Sharks at their White Street home on Saturday evening. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs James Fenno Mrs Robert Deverenay and William Proctor. Refreshments included chili wafers cupcakes and coffee. They will meet again March 5 with Mr and Mrs Ra leigt Shannon of West Church Street.
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Harley Reed
Harley ‘Reed
White Street
James Fenno
Robert Deverenay
William Proc~tor
Ralelgt Shannon
West Church Street
March Sth
BPW Club Meeting Draws Members and Guests
A well attended BPW Club meeting at JOOF Hall featured new members. Mrs. Tarbell reviewed the emblem party from January 24 with Miss Lynch, and both taught artificial respiration. A social period followed with refreshments and Valentine table decor, and plans for a February 26 pot luck and guest speaker.
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BPW
Business and Professional Women's Club
Joof Hall
Norman Tarbell
Tarbell
Agnes Lynch
Lawrence ©. Nichols
Elwood Baccus
J. R. Dearing
Valentine
Interesting Program At WSCS Meeting
The monthly Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at First Methodist Church featured devotionals by Mrs. Edmund Burr on New Adventures on Old Roads, a duet by Mrs. A O Burgess and Mrs Paul Meerdink with Miss Barbara Roberts on piano, and an inspiring talk by Mrs. Donald Strachen of Meadville. President Mrs. Donald Dingle led a routine business session, followed by a Valentine themed dessert lunch. The next meeting is March 14.
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WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Edmund Burr
A. O. Burgess
Paul ‘Meerdink
Barbara Roberts
Donald Strachen
Meadville
Jesus
Donald Dingle
Joe Guignon
W. B. Stowe
Ann Andrus
Mary Circle
Miller girl born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Elton Miller 212 West Main Street The mother is the former Emma Hulings provide local family notice of a new birth in the community.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Elton Miller
West Main Street
Miller
Emma Hulings
Cub Scouts Award Merit Pins at Blue and Gold Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 181 Wright School honors included Bobcat pins for Arthur Butters James Bates Richard McCray James Rhodes David Turner and Terry Parker Wolf badge recipients Leonard Evans Dennis Crowell George Sprovers James Rhodes and Jeffrey Brown Bear badge John Houghtling Lion pins Thomas Hutzelman and Rasselas Brown Gold arrowpoint Ted Dahlstrand Silver arrowpoints John Triscuit Rasselas Brown and Jeffrey Brown each earned one gold arrowpoint and two silver arrowpoints.
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Cub Scout
Wright School
Scout
Gilbert Love
Erie
Arthur Butters
James Bates
Richard McCray
James Rhodes
David Turner
Terry Parker
Leonard Evans
Dennis Crowell
George Sprovers
Jeffrey Brown
John Houghtling
Thomas Hutzelman
Rasselas Brown
Ted Dahlstrand
John Triscuit
Rasselas
Kiwanis Children Guests At Meeting At Hotel Corry
Kiwanis Club members hosted their children at the weekly gathering last evening at the Hotel Corry. Thom Hutzelman played oboe solos with Walter Crouch Jr. joining on trumpet for duets, followed by group movies. Wayne Arters was general chairman for the event. The note adds a storage tip about apples and potatoes preventing sprouting when stored airtight.
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Kiwanis Club
Corry
H. Lynn Rice
Thomas Hutzelman
Walter Crouch Jr
Wayne Arters
University Park Post Office to Open at Penn State
A timber cutting will inaugurate the University Park Post Office on the Penn State campus February 22. The event coincides with Penn State's 100th founding anniversary and a student committee headed by H Diehl McKalip of Smethport plans special envelopes and commemorative stamps for first day use.
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State College
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
H. Diehl McKalip
Smethport
University Park Post Office
Lights for special uses shaped like kitchen matches
A brief note states electric bulbs for special purposes are made no larger than the size of a kitchen match. The remark highlights compact design standards in early lighting technology.
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