Catholic Daughters Plan Day of Recollections and Valentine Sale
Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters of America held a meeting to plan a March recollection and announced a February 28 social featuring interior decorators Joseph Rybach of Buffalo and Carl Johnson of Warren. The group voted $15 to the Red Cross, noted a stamp sale in Consalo’s store, and prepared a Valentine themed reception for the Lillie Kirchner wedding with guests from multiple cities. Miss Doris Bloise Lillie and James Harrison Kirchy wed at St Paul’s Lutheran Church with 200 attending a reception afterward in the parish hall. The couple will live at 336 1/2 East Pleasant Street. The bride is a 1958 Corry Area High School graduate. the groom worked at Lasko and served in the U.S. Army. Attendees represented Corry, Warren, Erie, Louisville, and several other locales.
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Catholic Daughters
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Joseph ‘Rybach
Buffalo
Carl Johnson
Warren
Red Cross
CDA
Consolo
PB. B. Soneski
Leo Hooks
Cochairman
Howard King
Marion Sullivan
Fred Ahi
B. Needham
Robert Wotus
Carl Petersnts
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Doris Bloise Lillie
F. Merrill Lillie
East Church
A.miodus
Louisvile
Slater
Santo J. Leone
Loyd Lillie
David Lillie
Leonard Franck
Edwin Bilinster
Brie
Crystal Noiners
Ellmear’ Wusslake
Wilbur Christensen
Utah Jackson
Irs Bogart
Beverly Hill
Pennsylvania
Jech
East Pleasant Street
Corry Area
Xroom
Corry
U. S. Army
lastooppWorks
Eles
Ohio
Mountaintop
Louisville
Unionity
Erie
Bainbridge
Butler
Zionville
Cambridge Springs
Cleveland
Wattsburg
LaPuente
Calif
Fort Ord
Chicago
Lakewood
South Dayton
Akeley
Columbus Ladies Aid Officers Installed
The Columbus Ladies Aid met in the Community Church basement with 17 members and two guests Mrs. Herbert Dahl of Corry and Mrs. Mar-Jone Price of Lottsville. New officers installed by Mrs. Frank Dodd were President Mrs. Bradley T. Lines First vice president Mrs Hollis Upperman Second vice president Mrs Paul Trischit Third vice president Mrs Frank Betts Secretary Mrs John Volk Treasurer Mrs Fay Trestler. Six old fashioned patchwork quilts were sold. Cake and jellow in a Valentine heart shape and coffee were served. Meeting adjourned with next session planned for March 14.
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Offiers
Columbus Ladies Aid
Columbus Community Church
Herbert Dahl
Corry
Mar- Jone Price
Lottsville
Leslie Dodd
Frank Dodd
Hey
Bradley T. Lines
Hollis Upperman
Paul ‘Tris~chit
Rank Betts
John. Volk
Fay ‘Trestler
Perry, Mead
Thomas Mes
Singer
Luncheon at Elks Club Attended by 44 Women
A luncheon at the Elks Club yesterday afternoon drew 44 attendees. Meals included chicken salad rolls ice cream Valentine cookies and coffee. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mark Coyle Mrs. Hugh O’Hare and Mrs. Earl Haight. The next ladies event is set for February 28 with Mrs. Horton Davis handling reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silks Club
Mark Coyle
Hugh O'Hare
Earl Haight
Horton Davis
Birth Announcement for Glenn-Coole Son at Corry Memorial
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Glenn-Coole of Spartansburg. The birth adds a new member to the family, with parents expressing happiness and announcing the arrival. Sons and daughters are a welcome addition to the household.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mro
Glenn- Coole
Spartansburg
Farewell party for Bud Gumbleton at Wie Hotel Corry
William A. Bud Gumbleton of Area Supply Mig Co was saluted at a farewell party in Corry last night after 17 years. Seventeen employees from sales and engineering attended a Corry Room dinner as E F Pain spoke briefly and Leslie Lenton, recently retired as general manager, and L M Kowalska as toastmaster offered tributes. Gumbleton will join Corry Jamestown Mig Corp sales department and was given a parting gift.
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W. A
Bud” Gumbleton
William A. “Bud Gumbleton
Mig. Co
Wie
Corry
E. F. Pain
Glimibleosye Yeiing
Leslie Lenton
L. M. Kowalska
Gumbleton
Siles
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Card Party Nets $95 For VEW Auxiliary
The VEW Auxiliary card party raised 95 dollars at a VFW post in the Garden Room. Mrs Alfred Cone chaired the event with ways and means chairmen reporting. Members approved giving 10 dollars to the Cerebral Palsy Fund and buying Easter Seals for the Exie County Crippled Children's Society. The special award went to Mrs Hazel Shuss.
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VEW
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Post Home
Alfred Cone
Ways and Means Committee
Exie County
Crippled Children’s Society
Hazel Shuss
Local Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Jourdet
The Local Bridge Club gathered at Cane Was Hostess last evening with Two tables of contract in play. Winners were Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. Ruth Myers, while Mrs. T. Si Kelsey won the special prize. Valen tines decor and a salad course marked the event. a Valentine gift exchange occurred. Miss Ruth Bennett of Duyne Street will join the club next on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois
Cane
Bride Club
Fred Kinley
Ruth Myers
T. Si Kelsey
Exoap
Ruth Bennett
Duyne Street
Ladies Missionary Council Hosts Valentine Tureen Supper
Mrs Joseph Krivonak and Mr Krivonak hosted a Women's Missionary Council event at their Columbus home on a Wednesday evening. The party featured Valentine themed decorations and a birthday cake. About 20 couples attended, with Mrs Maeril Hamilton Mrs Larry Lobdell and Mrs Embert Barle in charge of arrangements.
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Joseph Krivonak
Lndies
Women's Missionary Council of the
Assembly of God Church
Columbus
Maeril_ Hamilton
Larry Lobdell
Embert Barle
Mrs Glenn Davis Hosts Carter Hill Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs. Glenn Davis of A D 3 assisted by Mrs Carl Lindberg entertained Carter Hill Ladies Aid at the host's home Wednesday. A bountiful noon meal followed by a business session led by President Mrs Lindberg. Devotions were by Mrs Roosevelt Sorenson. Davis presented new song books in memory of her father Frank Cooper. Afterward the group crafted applique blocks for a quilt. Guest Mrs Mary Glindeman of Can Ides NY attended. Next meeting will be at Mrs Arthur Morris on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Davis
Carter Hill
A. D
Carl Lindberg
Butte
Lindberg
Roosevelt Sorenson
Davis
Frank Cooper
Mary Glindeman
Caneides
N.Y
Arthur Morris
Emmanuel Guild Holds Monthly Session at Episcopal Church
Members met at 2 PM in the church undercroft with dessert served by Mrs. Arthur Creighton and Mrs. Charles Kromas. The group voted to underwrite a subscription to The Living Church for Sunday use and announced an upcoming broadcast of The Episcopal Hour on local radio starting this Sunday.
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Emmanuel Guild
Emmanue Episcopal Church
Arthur Creighton
Charles Kromas
Velma Moore
William Seltz
Ross Quits In Wake Of Senate Probe
Thomasville Georgia reports Ross resigns amid a Senate inquiry touching an $894,150 Army contract for 249,000 pairs of thousers awarded to Wynn Enterprises. Wynn bid $75,000 lower than the next bidder. The subcommittee also reviewed 22 contracts in five years to Southern Athletic Co headed by Mrs Ross brother Ht D Wynn. Sources say Ross told subcommittees he arranged a meeting between his brother in law and a Marine general, but the general had no role in the awards.
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Thomasville
Ross
Wynn Enterprises
Wynn
Southern Athletic, Co
D. Wynn
Marine Corps
Tax Exemption Opposed to Bond Rate Strategy
Congress explored whether tax exemption could boost sales of Series B and A savings bonds. Treasury seeks to raise rates to 3 4 percent starting February 1, with hearings set for February 21. Members argued tax relief for small bonds could cost little while attracting investors.
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Congress
Treasury Department
Cooper
D-Tenn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Kean
R-Nj
Rep
James
R-Pa
Sieminski
D-Nj
House Appropriations Committee
Reverend Nabbed in Dayton for Numbers Scheme
Annié Mae Linksfield known as the Reverend organized a Spiritual Church in Dayton. Police officers entered her premises and found religious items and a Bible from which a wad of policy numbers fell as Z Bogan stated. She is jailed on charges of violating the city numbers ordinance.
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Dayton
Ohio
Annile Mae Linksfield
R. C. Bogan
W. A. Haden
Z Bogan
Annié Mae
Fire destroys large bank barn near Titusville
A blaze at the Mary Sloan estate on Spring Cyc le road in Oil Creek Township destroyed a large bank barn, with losses estimated at 20 000 to 25 000 dollars. Harold Sloan and Mrs Devina Luce operate the 120 acre farm three and a half miles northeast of Titusville. Firemen from Titusville arrived shortly after midnight with two trucks. The west end collapsed in a burst of flames, forcing them to guard the house 150 feet away. Eight registered cows perished, six other cattle were removed and saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eivusville
Ipnt Oisne
Totsville
Mary Sloan
Spring Cyeele
Oil Creek Township
Harold Sloan
Devina Luce
Titusville
Can't Afford Not To Have Good Schools Says Leader Aide
Dr Charles Lang chairs Gov Leader's Advisory Commission on Education at a nine county regional schools conference. He warns that failure to improve schools will raise juvenile delinquency and crime, shrink overall knowledge, and produce incomplete youths endangering democracy. Educators from Blair to Somers ety counties attend as officials plan the next meeting for February 22 at Lock Haven State Teachers College. Also noted are sheds, tractors and quantities of hay straw and grain in a barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pali
Pennsylvania
Charles Lang
Leader
Blair
Bedford
Cambria
Centre
Clearfield
Franklin
Pulton
Huntingdon
Somerset County
Lock Havent State Teachers College
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Jean Depew
East Main
Tampa
Mla
Dun Depew
Ann Ritchey
Pittsburgh
Susan Kinley
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Doris E. Lillie
James H. Kirch
Columbus Ladies Aid Officers
Elks Club
Revere
S&h
Crisco
Sev. Seng
Beg Ging
Episcopal Hour
Harvey Croscot
Edward Crapser Sr
Frank Lockwood
Senate
Matisse
ED Sullivan
Marlonenn Machiko
Brandoford
Kyote
Albert
Pultono Iis
Nega
Niko Kiyokawa
Mitsuka Sawamura
Tom & Jerry
Aamesie
geuoanHoo
Lon McCallister
Anastasia
F. C. Chapin & Son
Corry Chamber of Commerce
RGA
Priendly Bank
Iemctar Fadarall Deposit Lisionanc
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