Vanishing Card Party Held by Corry Memorial Auxiliary
Social Highlights recounts a vanishing card party hosted by the Corry Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary with Mrs Harold Carr as hostess. Winners were Mrs Fred Clark and Mrs Alfred Hanson, with a door prize to Mrs Paul Clark. Mrs Carr served dessert after the game and more parties are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial “Hospital
Harold Carr
Fred Clark
Alfred Hanson
Paul
Clark
Carr
Centerville Couple Announce Daughter Sandra Jean Sible Marriage
Centerville Miss Sandra Jean Wise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Davis Wise of R D 2 Centerville, marries James Sibble son of Mr and Mrs James Sibble of Titusville on January 27 at Niagara Falls New York. Sibble a 1957 Townville High School graduate and former Standard Chair Company employee. He served in the Korean conflict and worked for Tri State Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Wise
Centerville
Sandra Jean
James Sible
James Sibble
Titusville
Niagara Palls
N.Y
Sibble
Townville High School
Standard Chair Company
Union City
Tri-State Lumber Company
Senior class dance boosts school organ fund progress
The high school senior class held the second benefit dance after a basketball game, adding 60 dollars to the organ fund. Leaders Robert Palmer and Robert Borstorff plan more dances as the drive reaches 2,580 dollars of a 3,000 dollar goal, aiming for installation by next Commencement. Chaperons included Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Rice and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anewigtt Senoanamonum Organ Fund
Robert Palmer
Robert Borstorff
Hlynn Rice
Jack Stahl
James Lewis
Howard Sheen
Mary Jourdet
Concord Community Club Meeting Highlights
About fifty neighbors attended the Concord Community Club meeting at the Club Hall. A ham dinner was served by Mrs. Howard Blakeslee Mrs. William Flick and Mrs. Edna Wade. President Howard Blakeslee conducted the business meeting. Joseph McCray spoke on the State Farm Show. Next session is March 20 with committee members Prank Culver Miss Betty Lou Culver and Mrs. Donald McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community Club
Community Club
Howard Blakeslee
William Flick
Edna Wade
Joseph McCray
State Farm Show
Prank Culver
Betty Lou Culver
Donald McCray
Silver Links Class Meets At Church
Fifteen members of the Silver Links Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening with two guests. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Culver. Devotions led by Allen May covered Four Nights for Christ. Business session presided by Mrs. Maud Bennink. Light lunch followed adjournment. Next meeting March 20 at the church with Mrs. Loretta Belden as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dan Culver
Allen May
Maud Bennink
Leon van Tassel
Bess DeLury
Mrs Corr Hosts Auxiliary Party in West 1 Congress Street
Mrs Corr entertained for a vanishmut card party series with two tables of 500 and one of bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Thomas Rothrock Mrs Norris Hooven and Mrs Cliff Taylor Jr. Following the games Mrs Curtis served salad to guests including Mrs Rothrock Hooven and Mrs Edgar Alexander who will entertain next.
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Mie Padete
Holstein Club Elects Three Directors
The Warren County Holstein Club elected three new directors this week Al ler Lindell Lander Charles Dodd Columbus and Mert Reynolds herdman at the North Warren State Hospital. Art Nesbitt state fieldman spoke on national Holstein Friesian Association activities with slides and a heifer sale was announced for May 16 at the Crawford County Fair Grounds. The gathering featured Gene Geigen and his Polka Pals for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Holstein Club
Aller “Lindell
Lander
Charles Dodd
Columbus
Mert Reynolds
North Warren State Hospital
Art Nesbitt
Holstein Friesian Association of America
Crawford County Fair Grounds
Gene Geigen
Moose Group Sets Class Enrollment
Women of the Moose Corry Lodge 98 will enroll a new class of candidates at their next meeting on March. The candidates were approved by ballot at this week’s group meeting. The forthcoming meeting will mark Moose Haven Chapter night, conducted by Mrs Ray Hamilton, chairman.
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Women of the Moose
Corry Lodge
Moose Haven
Ray Hamilton
Union City Livestock Prices February 19 1989
Good and choice hogs 16 to 17 dollars per hundredweight sows 14 to 15 beef cows 18 to 20 canners and cutters 15 to 16 beef heifers 18 to 23 bulls 22 to 25 veal calves 33 to 36 heavy and medium calves 24 to 30 lambs 17 to 19 dollars per hundredweight
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Union City
Eight To Take Part In Band Festival
Egat students were chosen to represent the Corry Junior High School band at Cochranton Pennsylvania in the North West District Junior High Band Festival on April 7th. Selected players include Roger Myers Kathe Turnell Paula Meerdink Sharon Rhodes Sandra Stauffer John Ortner Ronald Johnson and John Xander. Registration and rehearsals occur April 4 with a public concert planned for April 11 in Cochranton.
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Egat
Corry
Cochianton
Roger Myers
Srumpet
Kathe Turnell
Paula Meerdink
Sharon Rhodes
Sandra Stauffer
John Ortnér
Ronald Johnson
John Xander
Cochranton
Cutting Hi Neighbors Club Dines, Plans March Meeting
Eleven members of the Cutting Hi Neighbors Club met at Mrs. Donald Wither’s State Line road home for a noon roast pork dinner at 1 p.m. A business meeting led by Mrs. Marion Humphrey followed, a quilt tied for Mrs. Humphrey during the work period. The next gathering is set for March 19 at Mrs. Marlon Way’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting Hi Neighbors Club
Donald Wither
State Line Road
Lp. m
Marion Humphrey
Humphrey
Marlon Way
Jamestown to Seek PSC Aid in Bus Service Threat
Jamestown plans to seek help from the Public Service Commission in Albany after the Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Co announces plans to end service on its 20 routes in the city and suburbs. Owner J G Campbell cites declining patronage and will share a rider survey with Mayor Carl F Sanford after his Albany trip.
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Damsstown
Public Service Commission
Albany
Carl F. Sanford Saii
PSC
Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Company
Jamestown
J. G. Campbell
Buffalo
Campbell
Sanford
Warren Quits American Bar Association Group
Chicago report states Chief Justice Earl Warren, 67, quit the American Bar Association, with the board of governors accepting the resignation. ABA officials cited no dues issue, while Warren offered no comment. The matter recalls earlier resignation in 1957 and past tensions over Supreme Court rulings and anti-Communist law translations discussed at a 1967 London meeting.
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Chicago
American Bar Assa
Bert Warren
Warren
Justce
United States
ABA
Ross J. Malone
Roswell
N.M
Association
Earl Warren
American Bar Ass
Rales
Washington
London
Supreme Court
Hold Rites For Mrs. Newhouse
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Newhouse were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer at 2 p m with Rev. Leo Hansen officiating. Interment followed in Holland Cemetery. Jerrold Harmelink sang "Meet Me There" and "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" with Mrs. Roger Weatley on piano. Bearers were Jesse Lockenhouse Howard TeCulver Walter Newhouse William Prindle Guy Stebbins and Russell Hunink. Attendees from away included Clyde Stebbins Guy Stebbins Milton Hewes Wesley Hyde Everett Bloomer Mrs. Mae Smith Mrs. Nellie Jones Mrs. Neva Glerum Mrs. Earl Park Miss Rachel Park Mrs. Percy Horne and William Horne of Shermant Walter Newhouse Bear Lake and Willian Horne and Howard TeCulver of Busti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newhouse
Spitzer
Clymer
Leo Hansen
Edwards Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Holland Cemetery
Jerrold Harmelink
Jesus
Roger Weatley
Jesse Lockenhouse
Howard TeCulver
Walter Newhouse
William Prindle
Guy
Eric
Busti
Lenten Meditation on Corry Ministers and the Woman Who Anointed Jesus
The sermon reflects on Luke 7 30 12 about the woman who washed Jesus feet, cried, wiped with hair, and anointed him. It argues the scene shows God’s love for all, regardless of outward sin, and that forgiveness comes from love and sincerity, not from appearances. It notes even the best people can be wrong and the worst can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
W. (. Selta Jr
Pletitius
Christ
Sila Telly Tin
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Church Events
A jumble of community notices lists visits among families in Union City Bemus Point and Rochester, plus travels to Florida and New York. Rev Connie Kuenen conducted services at Abbe Reformed Church with a church gathering afterward. Circle No. 1 met to explore Arabia mission work and a book review, led by Mrs Leyters, Mrs Smith, and Miss Conk with others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Deuink
Insumince School of Instructions
New York City
Eleanor Conk
Lois Hinsdale
Josephine VanBarden
Tyan Legters
Charles Smith
Arabia
Smith
M Leyters
Leyters
Harold Neckers
Merel Holthouse
Bond Buyer's Error Nets Erie $34 110 Prize
City officials disclosed that a bond sale bidding error affected the Erie issue. Phelps Fenn and Co stood by their quoted price of 2 785 000, including a commission error, while the bid bond remains at 966 700. The mistake altered the interest rate outcome and drew mixed reactions from brokers.
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Erie
Janie
Phelps, Fann and Co
Phelpn, Fenn and Co
Chove, Forgan and Co
New York
Phelps
Wenn
Meres Hera
Arabian Missions luncheon noted with themed service
A note describes a luncheon served by the honteses with napkins and place mats matching an Arabian Missions theme, reflecting a cultural or organizational event.
Sportsmen condemn interference in Venango game jobs firing
In Pleasantville, over 40 delegates from 11 clubs blasted Democratic Chairman Paul Steffee for pressuring the Pennsylvania Game Commission. They condemned politically influenced hiring after five temporary game employees were fired in January. Steffee defended the move as courting party strength, saying funds are subject to political patronage. Delegates questioned who directs the commission while noting hiring cut across party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango County
Pleasantville
Paul Stetfee
Roleville
Volincil
Pennsylvania
Perton Ome
Steffee
Jack Miller
Adronaville
Game Commission
Partiaain
Pleasantville Pire
Breffee
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Mrs. Corr
Holstein Club
Florence O'Day Powers
Margaret
Mary Ann
Mike
Dymo
Aval
Cutting Club
Elmview
Jersey Cottage
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Hallmark
William Kuitems
May Pond
Rochester
Harold Ten- Haken
Te Haken
Cena ‘Wassink
Serenity Manor
Lewis Duink
Earl Duink
Suny
Linda
Larry
Andrew Hulton
Mary Low
Bruce
Clayton Duink
Robert
Barbara
Beth Ralph ‘Thompson, Jr
Hil
Pinking
East Main Street
Chicken of the Sea — Star
Mueller
Maxwell House
San Mateo
Calif
Mark Busch
San Mateo-Hayward
Mra
Pauline Busch
Mark
Lorie
AUTO
General Auto Repair
Frank
Thomas Motors
Corry Savings Cloan Zu
Eod
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