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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1963

Page

5

Sweetheart Ball at Moose Club Crown Event Tonight

The Moose Club hosts the Sweetheart Ball this evening from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m in the Moose ballroom with the coronation of the 1963 Queen of the Sweetheart Ball. Candidates include Mary Jean Mitchell Jo Ann Craker Carol Marie Lucie and others. last year’s queen Carol Lee Mitchell will preside. Six out of town judges have been hired and organizers thank Corry Pharmacy Carroll's Gift Shop Taylor's Jewelry Sea's Drugs Brigham's Hardware and Model Dairy for contributions.

Moose Club Mary Jean Mitchell Jo Ann Craker Carol Marie Lucie JoAnn LaRie McKay Bili Pold Margaret Denise Pain Eileen Kathleen Chillock Lynn Dianne Loveland Patricia Lee Perry Tara Sea's Drugs Brigham’s Hardware and Model Dairy Company

St Elizabeth's Guild Card Party Set For March 19

St Elizabeth's Guild plans a card party at the Moose Home in the Colonial Room on a Wednesday evening. Rev C J Krong opened with prayer. Mrs Leo Heberlein led the meeting and announced plans for a St Patrick's Day event at the Moose Home on March 1. A children's style show by G C Murphy Co preceded the party. Mrs Cameron Haines named general chair. Boston cream and coffee were served. next meeting is March 13 at the Moose Home.

St. Elizabeth's Gungmet Moose Home C. J. Krong Leo Heberlein St. Patrick's Day G. ¢. Murphy Company Cameron Haines Heberlein Boston The

Valentine party at First Methodist Church Sturgis home

The Good Samaritan Class of First Methodist, hosted by Frank and Mrs. Sturgis on Wayne Street, held a Valentine themed gathering with devotions by Mrs. Russell Clark and a varied program. Kenneth Christiansen led, with skits, poems, songs, and fashion depictions, followed by heart shaped refreshments. The class plans a March 27 dinner at the church.

Revenee Wa Good Samaritan First Methodist Church Wayne Street Frank Sturgis Walter Gilliland Russell Clark Kenneth Christiansen Claude Parker James Wells Frank McKnight Donald Cady Russell Park Kenneth Chistiansen Robert Browning Elizabeth Barrett H. Lynn Rice Bryan Stowe Sturgis Paul Merdin Carl Swanson Robert Marah Herbert Loveland Alberta McEligy Howard Blakeslee

The Library Trustee Through History and Duty

The article traces library trustees from ancient Greece to medieval monks, notes New England’s rise of social libraries, and highlights milestones like the Boston Public Library and Astor family influence. It discusses trustees’ legal powers, public access, and the librarian’s role as liaison between taxation and community ownership.

Trestee Greece St. Benedict Monte Cassina America New England Bostott Astor and Lennox New York Astor Board of Trustees Astor

Friendship Club Elects Officers at West Frederick Meeting

The Friendship Club met yesterday at Mrs. Clifford Lawson home on West Frederick Street with 10 members present. President Roy Swart led the business session electing new officers for the coming year: Carl Clabbatt president, Clifford Lawson vice president, John Decker secretary, Norman Swart treasurer, Eugene Powers reporter. Frances Sperry won the mystery package and Mrs. Clabbatt the door prize. Secret sisters were revealed and gifts given. names drawn for next year. Hostess served pigs in blankets, relishes, fruit dessert, assorted coddles and coffee. favors were red candy hearts. Next meeting set for March 8 at Mrs. Carl Clabbatz’s home.

Friendship Club West Frederick Street Clifford Lawson Roy Swart Carl Clabbatt John Decker Norman Swart Eugene Powers Frances Sperry Clabbatt Secret Sisters Carl Clabbatz

Engagement of Gretchen Coblentz and John Seastead

Miss Gretchen Coblentz of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio announces her engagement to John Craig Seastead son of Mr and Mrs Arnold H Seastead of 128 Maple Avenue Anderson Indiana The bride to be is a 1958 graduate of Strong Vincent High School Erie and 1962 Grove City College music teacher in Cuyahoga Falls The groom a 1957 Corry High School and 1961 Penn State graduate in industrial psychology is at Coast Guard Officer Candidate School Yorktown Virginia A summer wedding is planned

Gretchen Jean Coblents Cuyahoga Falls Ohio John Craig Seastead Arnold H.seastead Maple Avenue Robert C. Coblentz Anderson Ind Coblentz Strong Vincent High School Erie Grove City College Grove City Seastead Corry Aves High School Pennsylvania State University University Park United States Coast, Guard Officer Candidate School Yorktown

Tri County Methodist Men Plan Tuesday Meeting

The Tri County Methodist Men’s Club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 at Clymer Methodist Church. A special program is planned and all members are urged to attend. The group includes clubs from Corry Clymer Union City Wattsburg Spartansburg Klein Sugar Grove and Lottsville.

Tri-County Clymer Methodist Church Corry Clymer Union City Wattsburg Spartansburg Klein Sugar Grove Lottsville

Union City Livestock Thursday Sale Prices

Thursday's sale lists good and choice hogs 15 to 16 percent, sows 12 to 14, beef cows 13 to 15, canners and cutters 10 to 12, beef heifers 17 to 20, bulls 17 to 215.

Union City

Community calendar highlights Corry area events week of February

Calendar of local meetings and activities from February 17 to 22 includes Corry Evangeli tes Waited Brethren Church broadcast February 17, EUB Catechetical class February 18, Methodist Youth Fellowship, YMCA Ladies Auxiliary, Corry Grange lunch, dance classes sponsored by YMCA with Jay Looker, EUB prayer meetings, WCTU gathering, Berean Class, Founders Day at Conway PTA, Market Day Concord School, Jonathan Lodge at TOOP Hall, Dorcas Class at First Methodist, Rehoboth Class, Spencer Ladies and Women’s Relief Corps events, plus a White Elephant sale and community meals. details vary by day and location.

Journal Uuiay I. — Corry Evangeties Brethren Church Moulioy Methodist Youth Fellowship D. mi YMCA Y. BP Corry Grange Grange Hall Bloyd Lillie Loretta Emmanuel Episcopal Church Jay B. ‘Looker T. A. May Spencer Ladies Caroll Crowell R. D Women’s Relief Corps Noo White Elephant Sale Gleaners Fist Methodist Church

Greenwich pair plans June wedding amid travel visitors

Miss Colette J McClintock of Greenwich is home for a week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C A McClintock. Also a guest is Hellman of the United States Army en route from Fort Bliss to Fort Devens where he serves with the Army Security Agency. They are making initial plans for their June wedding. Mrs H Lytin Rice was guest pianist with the Goldentones at the Renallis Chip show coat party at the Yew Post home correcting a misstatement.

Colette J. Mccintock Greenwich Colm C. A. McClintool West Cougress Street McClintock Conn Wade EB Hellman United States Army Uur Fort Bliss Texas Fort Devens Mass Araiy. Security Agency

Valentine Party by CDA aims for fund drive

Ne Loun saucers Of America court No. 35 met in the Gardens Room at the VEW Post home for a Valentine party. Mrs. Robert Sanders presided as grand regent, guiding a discussion on raising money for the Convent Building Fund. James Sullivan announced a February 28 program with a Lent observance speaker, followed by card activity. Mrs. John Hornick teaches Christian doctrine sessions each Wednesday at St Edward's School. A games program led by Mrs. M Leo Muldericks awarded prizes to several attendees. Boston cream pie and coffee were served by committee members amid a Valentine theme.

Ne Loun Saucers of America Court Conception No. 35 VEW Post Robert Sanders James Sullivan John Hornick St. Edward’s School M. Leo Muldericks Ann Baressi Hazel Hall J. ¥. Needham Joseph Prugar Robert Wotus Harold Scholton Norbert ‘Bachomer Coftenittee Inohiding Eas Scholton Cochairman Boston Lyle Saxton Caroline Gorney Sarah McCloskey Edmond Potocki Robot DeMatri Carl Peerson

They Are Their Brother's Keepers in Corry Effort

A local effort to aid the handicapped forms a city committee to oversee programs without national backing. A large meeting is planned at the Pennsylvania State Employment Service on North Center Street with broad civic participation including the Chamber of Commerce and many service organizations. Volunteers, notably from Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Civil Defense, the local bank, and Wright School special education classes, will entertain at the next party, demonstrating a strong community commitment to support.

Iocil Pennsylvania State Employment Service North Center Street Tarbell Chamber of Commerce City Colonets Elks, Moose Rotary and Kiwatts Clubs Col»se Women's Club Masons VFW American” Legion Médis, 1Oof Grange YMCA Catholic Daughters of America the Red and Gin Club Civil Defense Aero-Flaw Dynamics Ajax Tron Works Corry Ambulance McInnes Steel Raymond Division Alrenay Girl Scouts Eagle Scouts Seaver Patrol Navy Mothers Explorer Scouts Citizens National Bank of Corry Tardell Neré Lst Wright School

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