Violet themed town ceremony installs new choir members
The Town Topics report notes Buesink Kaylene Billey and others named as choir members or observers. Vicky Rupp and Linda Rostas served as pages while Mary Bennett Harriet Hotchkiss Margaret Sharrow Diane Sprickman and Brenda Warner joined as choir members. The event highlighted faith with a violet color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buesink
Kaylene Billey
Becky Pierotti
Nature
Becky Morrison
Mary Davidson
Fidelity
Donna Vanderhoof
Sherry White
Service
Marcia Stahl
Confidential Observer
Sheridan Peebles
Outer Observer
Emma Shupe
Mary Bennett
Vicky Rupp
Linda Rostas
Harriet Hotchkiss
Margaret Sharrow
Diane Sprickman
Brenda Warner
Faith
Peggy Yanssens Installed as Rainbow Girls Worthy Advisor
Impressive ceremonies at the Masonic Temple installed Peggy Yanssens as Worthy Advisor of Corry Assembly No. 78 Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Installing officers included David Depew and Betty Person, with Wanda Henry and others serving as officers and ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Peggy Yanssens
Rainbow Girls
Corry Assembly
Irs
Harold Flowers
Richard A. Bodey
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Zalzneck
Thomas Flowers
Clifford Bursink
Connie Root
Judi Darnofall
Charity
Barbara Keppel
Hope
Virginia Auer
Faith
Sherry McCray
Thora Wise
Barbara Radecki
Bonnie Cady
Nancy
Lydia Circle Hosts Afternoon Meeting at Reed Home
Mrs. H. B. Reed entertained 13 Lydia Circle members of the First Methodist Church yesterday afternoon at her East South Street home. Mrs. John Ohrn led devotions before the business meeting chaired by Mrs. Charles Amy. Mrs. Willis Brown presented the program. Next gathering will be a tureen dinner at the church at 12:30 p.m. February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Reed
East South Street
Lydia
First Methodist Church
John Ohrn
Charles Amy
Willis Brown
Laura Jones
Harriet Durham
VFW Founder Joseph Andres Demi Dies
Santa Cruz Calif Joseph Andres Demi 79 a founder of the Veterans of Foreign Wars died Monday. He was an attorney with the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad in San Francisco for many years.
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VFW
Santa Cruz
Calif
Joseph Andres Demi 79
Veteran of Foreign Wars
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Waterford Rites Unite D Pifer and Margaret Osborn
Miss Margaret Louise Osborn married David Duane Pifer in Waterford Methodist Church with Rev. Lyston Knappenberger officiating. The couple will reside in Silver City New Mexico where Mr Pifer studies physical education at Western College Campus Village. Both are 1959 Fort Leavenworth graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Osborn
Wilbur Osborn
Waterford
David Duane Pifer
Waterford Methodist Church
Lyston Knappenberger
David E. Pifer
Mill Village
Robert Osborn
Martha
Sara Brown
Dale Osborn
Lee Osborn
Joanne Osborn
Donnell Osborn
Craig Holmes
William McCall
State College
Dawn Osborn
David Ethridge
Mill
Village
Jay Pifer
William Boyd
Erie
A. Kostrabank
Mary Brockway
Ronald Jones
Nancy Tryzbiak
Florida
Silver City
N. M
New Mexico Western College
Pifer
Fort Lesty
Lutheran Church Circles Meet at Local Parishes
Rebecca Circle of the United Lutheran Church met in church parlors with hostesses including Mrs Albert Lynn and Mrs Elizabeth Bowles. A program by Mrs Walter Windahl was followed by a business meeting led by Mrs George Gould. Next gathering set for February 5 at Mrs William Mil. Elizabeth Circle of St Pauls met at Mrs Ralph Larson home with Miss Shirley Larson as cohostess. Mrs Earl Messinger led the business meeting and announced a February smorgasbord. A Post Christian Era program by Mrs Alton Dahlstrand preceded a discussion and plans for February 6 at Mrs Messinger in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Rebecca
United Lutheran Church
Albert’ Lynn
Elizabeth Bowles
Clarence Rhinehart
John East
Merle Haskell
Walter Windahl
John Windahl
Albert Merker
D. A. Hillstrom
Joseph Jack‘man
George Gould
Circle
William Mil
Elizabeth
St Paul's Church
Ralph Larson
North Center Street
Shirley Larson
Earl Messinger
Alton Dahlstrand
Messnger
Columbus
Turbens Host Holiday Party for Employees and Guests
Mr and Mrs F W Turben hosted Turben's Auto Service employees and guests at the Moose Club Colonial Room for a holiday party. Dinners were served to 26 guests with a gift exchange and an evening of dancing to close the event.
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Sak
Moose Club
F. W. Turben
Turben
Rev Mrs Docherty Honored by Class at Watch Night
The Christian Homemakers Class and members of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church hosted a social hour after a watch-night service on New Year’s Eve at the Grange Hall. Mrs George Fox led the event which served sandwiches cake coffee and hot chocolate to 57 attendees. Mr and Mrs E C Docherty were honored for their 28th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Homemakers
Christian Ad Missionary Alliance Church
Grange Hall
George Fox
Rey
E. C. Docherty
Boeuf High School Graduate Sets Early Ed Career
A Boeuf High School student will graduate January 47 from Ed iboro State College with a major in elementary education. Mr. Pifer studied at Edin boro College for two years.
Open Pair Bridge Championship First Session Held
Corry Bridge Association held the first session of its annual open pair championship in the Garden Room at the VFW Post hone. An eight and one half table Howell movement was in play and the average was 4. Winners include Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly 115 Mr and Mrs T A Hubley 107 Mrs Faye Gadsby and Mrs Norma Mallory Pleasantville 1022 Mrs Doris Prenalt and Mrs Betty Vidoni Titusville 1012 Mr and Mrs George Michael Union City 4 Mr and Mrs T H Treat Union City Yt and Mr and Mrs FH Bartholme Union City 89. The final two session championship will be next week in the Garden Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge’ Association
Eyening
VFW
Howell
Morgan Beverly
T. A. Hubley
Faye Gadsby
Norma Mallory
Pleasantville
Doris Prenalt
Betty Vidoni
Titusville
George Michael
Union City
T. H. Treat
FH Bartholme
Church Groups Host Sessions
Evangeli cal United Brethren Church circles met for monthly sessions. Deborah Circle met at Mrs. Guy Davis home with all members present and set World Service Day for January 27. Esther Circle gathered at Mrs. Lynn Campbell’s with 15 members and discussed a Hong Kong missionary letter. Rebekah Circle held an afternoon meeting at Mrs. Edith Adams’s home.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Deborah Circle
Guy Davis
Wright Street
Eugene Westley
Jerome Davis
Robert Fish
Wayne van Guilder
Richard Sorenson
Esther Circle
Lynn Campbell
H. Ray Harris
Harold Fish
Ruth Lyons
Campbell
Hong Kong
Lena Halfast
Lyle Chase
Rebekah
Edith Adams
Air Force sergeant spends New Year with Wisconsin family
Avery 5 Kerstetter Sr stationed at Truax Field Madison Wisconsin with United States Air Force spent New Year's weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Roy S Kerstetter Sr of West Pleasant Street. George Gage and wife Terrie left for Fort Monmouth New Jersey after holiday leave with their parents. Ronald Hixson son of Rovella Hixson West Church Street returned to Aberdeen Proving Grounds after holidays. Mr and Mrs Charles Correll have returned home from Scranton Pennsylvania following the sudden death of Mrs Marion Correll Diesing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Kerstetter Sr
Truax Field
Madison
Wis
United States Air Fore
Roy S. Kerstetter Sr
West Pleasant Street
Charles Correll
Svl
West Church Street
Scranton
Correll
Marion Correll
Ronald Hixson
Rovella Hixson
Aberdeen
Proving Grounds
George Gage
Térrie
Fort Monmouth
N. J
WFW Signal School
Mrs Cochran Presides At Presbyterian Women Meeting
The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening with Mrs. Arthur Cochran presiding. Mrs. Hull gave devotions, a film titled Our World and You was shown, officers and circle chairmen were introduced, and budget details were reviewed. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the
First Presbyterian Chure Tr
William Hull
William Leaby
Arthur Cochran
Hubert Heerlein
Progress in Settling Dockers Strike Nears Resolution
A federal official reports substantial progress in negotiations to settle the Atlantic and Gulf Coast dockers strike. Harvard professor James Healy will serve as fact finder as AFL CIO Longshoremen and shippers discuss welfare and pension terms. Labor Secretary Wirtz to rejoin talks as 60 000 workers remain off Ports from Maine to Texas slowed by the walkout. Ten ships carried 5 000 passengers to New York as crews seek a 30 cent package over two years. employers offer 22 cents. Pre strike average wage was 3.02 an hour.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
James Healy
Harvard University
James J. Reynolds
Healy
Reynolds
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
W. Willard Wirtz
Weck
Maine
Texas
New York Shipping Association
Thunion
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