Methodists mark 20th anniversary in Christ in Service group
The local Methodist Women celebrate two decades of the Christ in Service organization with circles WSCS meeting after Community Week of Prayer at First Methodist Church. A tea honors past presidents, plans include a January 9 gathering in old-fashioned attire and a January 23 sub district Week of Missions event.
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Marth Circle
Esther Circle
Roger Brown
Plurence Colyer
Charles Correll
Wird
Frani Sturgis
W. B . Stowe
Frank McKnight
Joseph Hull
Earl VanGuilder
Carleton
Curtis
Christmas engagement announced for Miss Connie R Wesoloski and Albert L Catalfu
The engagement is announced by the bride elects parents Mrs and Mrs Ai Ulur Bokin of R D 2 Corry The prospective bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Catalfu of 248 Fairview Street Miss Wesoloski a Corry Area High School graduate class of 1960 is a first year nurse trainee at Meadville City Hospital in Meadville The groom to be is a 1950 CAHS graduate and works as a machinist with the A O Smith Meter Division in Erie Wedding plans are not yet set.
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Josephine Vinton
R. D
Sugar Grove
Nancy Louise
Donald Lee Jaquith
Nellie Jaquith
RD. 1
Columbus
Miss Vinton
Eisenhower High School
Cornish Lumber Company
Bear Lite
Connie R. Wesoloski
Albert L. Catalfu
Ai Ulur Bokin
Corry Area
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
CAHS
A. O. Smith Meter Division
Erie
Cootlettes Plan Holiday Party at VFW Home
Members of the Cootlette Club will hold a holiday party at 6 o clock tomorrow evening at the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Mrs Alma Slagle chairs the kitchen committee and Mrs William Roehrig runs the dining room. Girls will be exchanged, and uncontacted members were asked to call for reservations before noon tomorrow.
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Bers
VFW
Alma Slaglé
William Roehrig
Girts
Tee
Grayback
Mildred Sorenson
Blagle
Personality Topic For Sorority Chapter
The Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Thomas Rothrock’s West Congress Street home. Mrs Clifford Wright led the program and Mrs Robert Simmonson presided over the business session. A bake sale was planned for January 17 at Mrs Edward Pasi’s home.
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Epsilon Phi Chapte
Beta Sigmi Phi Sorority
West
Congress Street
Thomas Rothrock
Clifford Wright
Robert Simmonson
Edward Pasi
Mrs Wise Hosts Xi Beta Phi Chapter Meeting
Mrs Wise entertained the Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her home for a sorority meeting led by Mrs Ernest Simmonson. President Mrs Pierotti presided as a donation to Literacy Village in Lucknow, India was approved and a letter from the International Office was read. Next meeting slated for January 17.
Publisher Max Elser dies after long illness in Lancaster
Lancaster Pennsylvania obituary notes Col. Maxmilian Elser Dr 70 a retired New York publisher and Army officer and former owner of a newspaper feature syndicate. He founded the Metropolitan Newspaper Feature Service in 1919.
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Lancaster
Maximilian Elser
New York
Featur
Metropolitan
Feature Service
Bridge Scores In Afternoon Duplicate Session At YMCA
The Women afternoon duplicate bridge group resumed at the YMCA with the fourth session of the current tournament. Aggregate score leader is Mrs Murena Beverly at 46 percent, followed by Mrs Gerald Lane 45, Mrs Florence McCray 45 with Mrs James Lundy, 45, and Mrs Ted Treat 44. Other top scorers include Miss Lena St Chir 42, Mrs Leon Roy 42, Mrs Al Vanssens 40, and Mrs J Fred Kinley.
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YMCA
Agerige
Murena Beverly
Gerald Lane
Plorence
Local Bridge Tourney Leads With Kinley at Halfway
Mrs Kinley holds first place at the tournament halfway through the event, with Mrs Mark Coyle, Mrs Arthur Treat, and Mrs Root in close order. Mrs Sandburg is handling reservations for next week's regular game.
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Raymond Sandburg
Kinley
Mark Coyle
Arthur Treat
Root
Sandburg
Rebekah Lodge Social Evening At IOOF Hall
Mrs. Eleanor Hudson noble grand of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge led the meeting held last evening in the IOOF Hall with about 21 members present. A social period followed a brief business session and a light lunch was served by Mrs. Alma DeHaven Mrs. Flossie Fosburgh and Mrs. Willard Shreve. Next session set for January 17.
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Rebekah Lodge
Eleanor Hudson
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Alma DeHaven
Flossie Fosburgh
Willard ‘Shreve
Rotary Club hears Duane Fogle on mason line block
Duane Fogle spoke at the Rotary Club dinner in the Hotel Corry about the mason line block made locally and distributed nationwide. He explained creation, costs, packing, and distribution with firms imprinting their names on the device. Plans were set for a Valentine party fundraiser February at the hotel. Guests included David Shookman of Cleveland and Raymond Wiggers Jr. of Corry.
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Dabe Fogle
Rotary Club
Corry
Allan Hasbrouck
Fogle
United States
Hasbrouck
Gerald Lane
Harry Hickle
Willem Leaby
David Shookman
Cleveland
Raymond Wiggers Jr
Ministers Plan Cantata Service This Sunday in Corry
Ministers from the Corry area meet at the YMCA to discuss cantata service plans inviting all city choirs. George Sample of The Corry Journal spoke on public relations gains through the paper and potential newspaper automation for daily production.
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First President Church
Corry Area Ministerial Association
YMCA
George Sample
Corry Journal
Sons and a Daughter Born in Corry and Union City
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial and Union City Memorial Hospitals report newborn sons and a daughter. Recipients include Paull H Holtink, Russell Hunink, Clifford W Bromley, Marvin King, Ronald Hamrick, Kenneth Williams, and Hamilton V Proctor, with addresses in Corry and Union City. The births occurred yesterday morning or afternoon.
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Russell Hunink
Clmer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pirates Stockholders Get First Dividend Since 1946
FINDBURGH RP The Pittsburgh Pirates rewarded stockholders with their first dividend since 1946. The club said shareholders received dividend checks of 4 per share in 1960. It estimates the 1960 Pirates earned over 1 million dollars, drawing 1.7 million fans at home and 1.5 million on the road, with World Series earnings boosting income.
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Findburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Three Killed In Blast At U S Atomic Station
A new style nuclear reactor at a U S atomic station exploded Tuesday night killing three military personnel trainees. Radiological teams in white suits inspected the basement site while AEC planned aerial radiation checks. Officials believe a chemical explosion near aluminum reactor components may have caused the blast.
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U.S
Idaho Falio
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho Falls
Seene
AEC
Washington
Army Ten
Air Force Mat
Ni Honal
ABC
Here
Jeans
Army
Navy
AFC
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Martha Circle
Harry Hotchkiss
Hazel Duffy
Claude Parker
Marty Circle
Stohlberg
Edward Kysot
WSCS
Mary Circle
Cone
Brooks
Donald Dingle
Sawyer Studio
Cootlettes
Midaw Navies
Mrs. Wise
Skiing
Evans
National Bank of Gerry
Ueugen
Rotarians
Duane Fogle
Corry Memorlial Hospital
Paull H. Holtink
Corry Memorial Hosiil
Clifford W Bromley
Marvin King
Union City Memorial Hospital
Ronald Hamrick
Graves Street
Union City
Kenneth Williams
Market Street
Hamilton V. Proctor
Buc
John W. Galbreath
Danny
Tom Johnson
Bing Crosby
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp. Board
Corry’s Finest
U. S. Choice and Armour Star
Kansas City Steer Beef
Moundview Sliced
Starkist Tuna
Lake Shore
Shurfine
Shurfine Bartlett Pears
Roxey
California Oranges
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