Engagement Announcement for Donna Dell Smith and Paul Dingle
Mr and Mrs James A Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Dell Smith to Paul Donald Dingle of Edinboro son of Mr and Mrs D A Dingle of Marion Street The bride is a 1962 Corry Area High School graduate and attends Michaels Beauty Academy in Erie She graduated CAHS in 1959 and Penn State in 1961 He is engaged in farming at Edinboro Definite wedding plans have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smith
Marion Street
Donna Dell Smith
Paul Donald Dingle
Edinboro
Cou
TeWinkle Majartynovych Betrothal Announced
The engagement of Wussalaga Martynorych and Sp. Jack William TeWinkle is announced by the brides' parents of South River New Jersey. Miss Martynovych attended Jamesburg High School Prairie Bible Institute in Alberta Canada and works as head cashier for S. S. Kresge in East Brunswick. Her fiancé graduated from Corry Area High School in 1957 and serves with the military police of the U S Army at Port Hancock. No definite wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wussalga Martynorych
Jack Wilam TeWinkle
Nykyfor Martynovych
South River
N. J
TeWinkle
Bar TeWinkle
Franklin Sieut
Miss Martynovych
Jamesburg High School
Prairie Bible Institute
Alberta
Carinda
S. S. Kresge Company
East Brunswick
Corry Area
United States’ Army
Port Hancock
Lloyd Lillie Presents Grangers Program At Meeting
Grangers attended a Wednesday Grange Hall session led by LeRoy King with a business discussion on safe deposit boxes and related laws after a death. Lecturer Lloyd Lillie showed a member pictures on a screen while refreshments were served. next meeting set for January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blase Serena
Ty Grange
Sesson
Grange Hall
LeRoy King
Womhy Amaster
Lloyd Lite
Lloyd Lillie
Merrill Lillie
Charles Mulligan
Mrs Whitehead Hosts DAR Meeting in Yon Mergay
Tracy Whitehead of East Plea averssene chaired the January Broken Shaw Valley Chapter DAR gathering. Walter Gilliland, pastor of First Methodist, spoke on conditions in Africa and Asia influencing unrest, urging literacy and self-reliance. Mrs. Harold Gilbert read about service members imprisoned abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonmergay
Tracy Whitehead
East Plea
Ant Steel
Brokenshaw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Walter Gilliland
First Methodist Church
Africs
Asia
Irion
Harold Gilbert
Russia
Korea
Gtr
Homer Kolstee
H. Loveland
Harry Parker
Raymond Bachemer
Whitehead
Dana McCray
Ethel Matthews
Rebecca Circle program at Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mrs. Moyer hosted the Rebecca Circle at Paul’s Lutheran Church on Wednesday afternoon with 19 members present. Devotions by Mrs. Halstrom opened a program titled Continent to Continent about South America Lutheran work. A brief meeting announced a congregational dinner at the church on January 16 and a home gathering at Mrs. Staples’ Wayne Street on February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouro
Charles Dahlsirana
5. Paul’s Lutheran Church
DA. Halstrom
South America
William Miller
George Gould
Ernest Simminson
John Baroth Honored At Birthday Party
A birthday celebration for John Baroth was hosted by Mr and Mrs Baroth on New Year’s Eve in Warisbure. About 100 guests attended as hats and noise makers were distributed. Refreshments included decorated cakes sandwiches and soft drinks.
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Warisbure
John Baroth
Midniss
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Re-elects Officers
Spring Creek Ladies Aid met at the home of Mr. Harald Eddy. Mrs. Ciundier Maso was re elected president, Mrs. Roy Lithe vice president, Mrs. Harrd Bady secretary, and Mrs. C. C. 'xoford treasurer. Adin devotions were given, followed by salad refreshments. February jet has been set as the day for the next session.
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Aul Ollcers
Masot
Arthur Brundage
Moose Women plan events for Miawauter Conference
Women of the Moose held a meeting at the Moose home to plan events for the Miawauter Conference on Sunday January 28. They sought wall gifts for prizes and discussed a Sweetheart Ball fundraiser with a Queen selection from the senior class, with further details to follow.
Birth Announcement for Courtney Fargo's Baby
A baby was born this morning at Cony Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Fargo of 986 North Center Street. The infant’s sex and name are not provided in the readable text.
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Bor
Cony Mement Hospital
Courtney Fargo
North Center Street
Local Area Girls to Receive DAR Good Citizen Awards
Three area high school girls from Corry Spartansburg and Titusville will receive DAR Good Citizen medals and certificates at the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter meeting on March 2. Mary Ellen Johnson Susan Stranahan and Ruth Ann Antill were chosen by faculty and peers for dependability leadership service and patriotism and may enter a state level exam for scholarships and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elfen Johnson
DAR ‘Good Citizen
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revclusion
DAR
Mary Ellen Johnson
Ralph Swart
Corry
Susan Stranahan
Nell Stranahan
Mainstreet
Spartansburg
Ruth Ann Antill
Catherine Vroman
Perry Street
Titusville
Republic
United States
Ofth
Corry Area
Beaverettes
Clu
Spartansburg High School
Youth For Christ
Colestock High School
Numerous Family Gatherings Held At Bear Lake
Several families shared holiday time at Bear Lake with meals and visits on New Year’s Day and Christmas weekend. Mr and Mrs Gordon White hosted JC Manwaring kin. Gumsey Sequine of Corry dined with Mr and Mrs Marvin Perkins. Mr and Mrs Walter Newhouse and Gertrude Newhouse visited the Morris family. Gertrude stayed several days. Tom Smith Sr and his wife visited their parents for Christmas. Howard Matthews and Teddy of Clymer and Mrs Hiram Beckerine with daughters Sonya and Trudy called on J C Manwaring. A Christmas Day gathering in Cleveland involved Fern Crosby of Pittsburgh and Randy Smith. The Evangelical United Brethren Church held watch night services with refreshments served by the committee. Firemen and auxiliary held their annual family night at the fire hall last Thursday evening.
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Bran Lanes
Gordon White
JC. Manwaring
Gumsey Sequine
Corry
Marvin Perkins
Walter’ Newhouse
Linda
Gertrude Newhouse
Clyde, Morris
Westfield
Morris
Fern Crosby
Pittsburgh
Randy Smith
Cleveland
Highlights of WRC All Day Session Installation at Grange Hall
The Women's Relief Corps auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at the Grange Hall with a noon tureen dinner served by Mrs. Marjorie Brown and committee. Mrs. Horace Hankin presided the business portion. installing officer was Mrs. Henry Hill. New officers named include Mrs. Hankin as president, Mrs. Robbins Jr. senior vice president, Mrs. Walter Pier junior vice president, Mrs. Elsie Newman secretary, and Mrs. Eva Dundon treasurer. Also installed were Mrs. Wesley Willis conductor, Mrs. Arthur VanKeuren guard, Mrs. John Babcock patriotic instructor, Mrs. Henry Hum press correspondent, Mrs. Charles Mulligan musician, plus assistant conductor Mrs. John Long and color bearers Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. George Hurlbert, Mrs. Marjorie Brown, Mrs. Cala Pier, and counselor Mrs. Leon Wynn. Mrs. Wynn won the special prize. Mrs. Robbins Sr. received the door prize. New secret sisters were named for the coming year. Jean Baxter will be initiated at the next session on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grange Hall
Marjorie Brown
S. Delicious. Tureen
Horace Hankin
Henry Hill
Manley Robbins Jr
Walter Pier
Elsie Newman
Eva Dundon
Wesley Willis
Arthur VanKeuren
John Babcock
Henry Hum
Charles Mulligan
John Long
Mabel Brown
George Hurlbert
Cala Pier
Leon Wynn
Wynn
Manley Robbins Sr
Jean Baxter
OAS Removes Sanctions From Dominican Republic
The Organization of American States voted to lift diplomatic and economic sanctions on the Dominican Republic, enabling an immediate surge in sugar exports to the United States at high prices and signaling a return to normal ties with Latin American nations. President Balaguer said the move opens economic possibilities as he plans to step down before month end. sanctions were first imposed in 1960 after a Costa Rica summit tied to the Truji llo plot.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Council of the Organization of American States
United States
Cubs
OAS
Joaquin Balaguer
Costa Rica
Lateran
Rafael L. Trujillo
Romulo Betancourt
OAS Plans Help as Dominican Sugar Quotas Rise
Unemployment in the Dominican Republic is reported around 600000 to 700000, over half the workforce. Jose A. Mora of the OAS arrives in Santo Domingo to discuss technical aid for economic and social planning. OAS action raises the January to June 1962 sugar quota by 105000 tons, on top of a prior 316000 ton increase, adding about 26.5 million dollars to the island’s economy. The United States pays 55 cents a pound for sugar, roughly 3.25 cents above world market price. The quota boosts derive from the former Cuba sugar purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Search For Nurse Ends After 43 Years
Dayton AP reports a man’s long quest to find the neighbor who nursed him in 1919 has succeeded. Richard Tyler of Norwood Ohio credits Mrs. Elmer Schumaker of Pompano Beach Florida with brain fever care that year. Now diagnosed with a heart condition and given up to 18 months to live, Tyler plans to leave his $12,000 estate to Schumaker in gratitude for decades of assistance.
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Dayton, Ohio
Elmer Schumaker
Pompano Beach
Fla
Richard Tyler
Dayton
Tyler
Cincinnati
Ohio
Norwood
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Grangers
Mrs. Whitehead
Mrs. Moyer
Rebecca Circle Group
Spring Creek Ladies Aid
Moose Home
Te Moose Home
Clarence Farrington
Laura Beardsley
Stanley Bailey
Dora Munsee
Glenn Palmer
Marlyn Jukes
Vera Mitchell
Maase
Nurses
Journal Daily
Loblaws
Edgebrook Catsup
Campbell's
AGAR
Bennett
Bear Lake
Mary Ellen Jonnson
Dominican
Ann Page
Macaroni
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Dexo
A&p
Bonne Bell
USA
Sorry
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corr
Corry End
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