International Ball Promises An Early Spring Affair In Corry
Society event sponsored by Corry City Chapter No 17 Eastern Star will host an International Ball and breakfast April 1 at Corry Motor Lodge from 9 a m to 1 a m. Gib Porsch orchestra to provide music with a large committee led by Mrs George Gould and Miss Maxene Oberman. Special guest Miss Marie de Couto porting student from Portu gal. Also features Save the Children Federation drive for Sonja a six year old from Ci becue Arizona and a Rainbow Girls chapter support plan. Newsman Tolischus obituary notes Pulitzer earned for NYT coverage of rise of Nazi Germany.
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Corry City
Order of the Eastern Star
Corry Motor Lodge
Gib Porsch
Dorothy Linendell
Jack Stahl
Edward Saloum
George Gould
Maxene Oberman
Joseph Furst
Clifford Buesink
Douglas Rozelle
James Bogden
Donna Hickle
Virginia Ross
Arthur Cochran
Ronald Carter
Salaum
Frank Grice
Aaron Oberman
George Hagger
Eastern Star
William
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Corry Assembly No. 73
Sonja
Cibecue
Arizona
Save the Children Federation
Norwalk
Conn
Dallas Johnson
Appalachian Mountains
Corry notes service letters, birthdays and local notices
Romeo Marchitelli receives a Viet Nam War letter from David King detailing a damaged watch and reunion with Corry Area High School alumni Philip Stokes and Ed Beardsley in Saigon. The page lists a 90th birthday reception for Charles Dahlstrand and D. A. Hillstrom, missionary and church events, a Golden Age Club meeting, household tips, a quote, and notes on Sgt Edward Krasa in Okinawa.
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Romeo Marchitelli
David King
United States
Saigon
Viet Nam
Romeo
Frank Toth
Elks Lodge
David
Corry Area
Philip Stokes
Ed Beardsley
Corry
EUB Church to Host Special March Programs by Rev Curry
Rev Ray Curry, former Youth for Christ official and WWII B 29 troubleshooter, will speak at Evangelical United Brethren Church from March 1 to 7:30 p.m. He led the Wittman Tool Company coast to coast sales program and now conducts evangelistic campaigns and follow up classes. He trains leaders of tomorrow through literature and calling programs and consults for churches and YFC rallies nationwide.
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Ray Curry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sun
Curry
Youth For Christ International
Wheaton
Ill
United States
Wittman Tool Company
Detroit
Youth For Christ
America
Fragmentary Quote Ends Mayors Dream of Rising Lake
A fragment quotes Alexandre Charles Auguste Bisson about memory lifting above the tide until the lake overflows, implying a hopeful struggle to sustain significance beyond submerged obscurity. The line suggests resilience and perpetual striving amid rising water.
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Alexandre Charles Auguste Bisson
Epsilon Phi Meet Held At Scherzer Home
Mrs. Fred Scherzer entertained Ep silon Phi Chapter at Beta Sigma Phi sorority Tuesday evening at her home. The business session was led by President Mrs. Sheldon Knight with a program on Her Crowning Glory featuring a hair styling demonstration. The next session is March 7 at Mrs. William Deutschlander’s East Irving Street home. Members and husbands enjoyed a steak fry at Corry James town Foreman’s Club followed by games and refreshments.
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Epsilon Phi
Scherzer
Fred Scherzer
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheldon Knight
Knight
Irving Street
William Deutschlander
Fred Jansen Jr
Corry Jamestown Foreman
Mrs J McCray Hosts Women’s Group At McCray Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Mc Cray Methodist Church met at Mrs. Jo seph McCray's home on R D 1. Mrs. McCray presided and led the business session with routine reports. Merle McCray reported on the Trinity Church Erie February 15 missionary meeting where John Lundy spoke. Nominating committee members were asked to prepare a report for March 2 meeting. World banks to be turned in at next session. Devotions by Mrs. Donald W. Gates. Program featured two film strips titled A World to Win for Christ and Congo Christian Centers. Mrs. McCray and daughter Sharon served dessert afterward.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Donald W. Gates
Congo
Corry Coin Club Holds Session At Moose Lodge
The Corry Coin Club met Tuesday evening at the Corry Moose Lodge with Lyle Cox presiding. Mrs Ronald Carter was named chairman for displays during National Coin Week in April. Prizes went to Michael Gregor and Ray Gocal of Union City, A E Hasford of Albion, C C Slayton of Conneautville, Mrs Edith McIntyre of Pittsfield, Ellsworth Loucks of North East, and Howard Rhoades and Drew Phillips of Corry. CHARGE DRIVER 20 Pittsburgh youth held for grand jury on assault with intent to kill and auto theft. Frank A D Andrea, 20, bound over in Magistrate's Court on $1,000 bond after chase through Greenfield.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
Grand Jury
Frank A. D'Andrea
D’andrea
Greenfield
Shirley Clark Engaged To Wed Willard Dyckes
Corry residents Charles and Jean Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Jeanne to Willard L. Dyckes II. Shirley, a 1986 Corry Area High School graduate, attends Jamestown Business College. Willard, a 1963 graduate, will complete his degree at the University of Pittsburgh this April. they plan to marry April 1 at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Shirley Clark
Willard Dyckes
Charles Clark
Corry
Jean Clark
South Center Street
Shirley Jeanne
Willard L. Dyckes II
Grace Street
Miss Clark
Corry Area High
Jamestown Business College
Jamestown
N.Y
Dyckes
Corry Area
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
First Presbyterian Church
Put It Offers Have Picnic With Ants Minus Ivy
CHERRY HILL AP The Philadelphia Procrastinators Club held its annual July 4 picnic in a New Jersey night club. Secretary Irving Mark joked no poison ivy or ants arrived due to cold temperatures. Peggy Taylor was crowned Miss Procrastinator of 1966 amid Bermudan shorts and casual dress.
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Cherry Hill
Irving Mark
Philadelphia Procrastinators Club
California
New Jersey
Mark
Peggy Taylor
Procrastinators Plan March Event After Philadelphia Protest
Mark criticizes past choice and notes the Procrastinators picked Philadelphia City Hall to protest the War of 1812. He mentions National Procrastinators Week in March and plans to observe it late next summer or early fall. He praises Friday's picnic but laments poison ivy exposure.
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Mark
Philadelphia
GM Assembly Unaffected By Trucker Walkout
Warren Ohio AP General Motors says Lordstown assembly plant production remains steady despite a wildcat strike by 125 truck drivers from Anchor Motor Freight Local 37. Picketing continues after shots were fired at Anchor manager’s car amid a court ban. hearing on extending the order resumes Tuesday.
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Warren
Ohio
General Motors’ Corp
Lordstown
Teamsters Union Local 37
Anchor Motor Freight, Inc
Sheriff's Deputies
Anchor Motor Freight
General Motors
E. E. Bablasz
Common Pleas Court
G. H. Birrell
Car crash details halt as CPU finds no damage
Police reported a Crispin car was undamaged after a crash scene. Gladys Thompson of Columbus was forced off Shady avenue by a southbound vehicle, becoming stuck on railroad tracks. Wrecker pulled the car free without incident and Railroad officials were notified.
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Page One
Crispin
Gladys Thompson
Columbus
Shady Avenue
California procrastinators asked to handle it for us
A quoted remark notes that Californians were urged to take action, framing the call as a request for local volunteers to step forward and manage pending tasks. The comment underscores a broader appeal for timely civic or administrative effort.
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California
Hints From Heloise Save on Dry Cleaning
A reader tips on saving money with do it yourself dry cleaning and hints on avoiding pressing. Managers note that many garments can be cleaned without pressing including corduroy drapery shirts and children’s clothes. The letter also covers brush cleaning methods and how to reuse thinner containers for painters.
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Jane
Fran
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