Double Births and Surprise Party Highlight Spar Town News
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Allen Miller of R D 2 Spar Town. A son was born Saturday at the same hospital to Mr and Mrs Daniel Mercer of Elgin. A surprise birthday party for Ernest Brigger at 346 Essex Street drew Betty Sperry Z Cochran Kathy Schenck Ed Eshelman Rex Reed Jeanne Shrout Randy and Mrs Mary Proper Al Miller and Howard Thompson as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Allen Miller
R.D. 2
Spartansburg
Daniel Mercer
Elgin
Mercer
Beverly Haley
Ernest Brigger
Essex Street
Betty
Ray Sperry
Z. Cochran
Kathy Schenck
Ed Eshelman
Rex Reed
Jeanne Shrout
Randy
Mary Proper
al Miller
Howard Thompson
Ernest
Debra Brown Engaged To Marry Robert Middleton
Mr and Mrs Homer K Brown of Turner road Union City announce the engagement of their daughter Debra Ann Brown to Robert Lee Middleton of Columbus He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Middleton of 10 East Main Street Columbus Debra a 1974 Seneca High School graduate and Erie County Vo Tech alumna works at Erie County Plastics in Corry Robert attended Union City Area High School and Erie County Vo Tech School He is a welder at Erie Strayers in Erie The couple plans to marry in December 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer K. Brown
Turner Road
R.D
Union City
Debra Ann Brown
Robert Lee Middleton
Columbus
Ralph Middleton
East Main Street
Miss Brown
Seneca High School
Erie County
Vo-Tech
Erie County Plastics Corporation
Corry
Middleton
Union City Area
Vo- Tech
Erie Strayers
Erie
First St Elizabeths Guild Meeting Set For Tomorrow
The January gathering of St Elizabeths Guild meets tomorrow at 8 PM at St Elizabeth Parish Center West Pleasant. The planned talk by Miss Sue Rairie is postponed with a new date to be announced, and members are asked to bring old Christmas cards for donation to Carmelite Monastery Michigan. Hospitality hosts listed: Mrs Jane Miscik, Mrs Pat Rynd, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Guild
St. Elizabeth Parish Center
West Pleasant Street
Frank
Jean) Puckly Jr
Sue Rairie
Netherlands
Rairie
Thomas
Helen) Saxton
Michigan
Jane Miscik
Pat Rynd
Cochairmen
Norbert Bachemer
Bernard Gluyna
Ann Johnson
Ruth Miller
Mary Price
Julia Wojciechowski
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
Traverse City
Mich
Shirley Yaratch
Donald
Shirley) Buell
Patricia Phillips
Tim
Genevieve) Reed
Robert
Wanda) Sanders
Sarah) Zewatsky
Price Of Gold Falls In Europe
London and Zurich markets dropped after the U.S. Treas ury's failed gold auction and high bids. Zurich opened at 165.50 an ounce, down eight from 173.50. London began at 168.50, off from 172. Dealers called markets unsettled as Washington news was digested. Major London dealers later set morning price at 171.25 per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S. Treasury
Zurich
Washington
Miss Charlene McCray Named to Slippery Rock Dean's List
Charlene McCray daughter of Mrs. Freda McCray and Donald McCray earned a 3.556 GPA at Slippery Rock State College for fall 1974, gaining the dean’s list for the second straight term while majoring in elementary education and secondary social studies. The item also notes community events, club meetings, and a midweek program at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene McCray
Freda McCray
West Frederick Street
Donald McCray
Corry
Slippery Rock State College
Slippery Rock
McCray
Clymer Holiday Gatherings Highlight Local Guests
A long list of visitors and family events fills the holiday season in Clymer. Col Llewellyn Legters and family from Carlisle and many others enjoyed gatherings with Beckerink, Bensink, Lictus, and VanEarden families, plus a seventh birthday celebration for Jana Beckerink. The Clymer Home Bureau meets January 9, with seed owl pictures and ecology lessons planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gravink
Llewellyn Legters
Carlisle
U.S. Army War College
Leon Legters
Maxine Legters
Douglas
Theer
Ruth Beckerink
Lenard Beckerink
Mattie Beckerink
Doris Ruslink
New York
Kid Ruslink
Jerry Duink
Utica
Mildred Wiggers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Norman TeCroney
Bill Kooman
Salem
Ohio
Douglas Bensink
Lucille Bensink
Harold Bensink
Strawbridge
Maxine
Titusville
James Sullivan
Fredonia
Akron
Linda Callaghan
Clymer Home Bureau Unit
Harried Reed
Mildred Amink
Dorothy Aikens
Bob VanEarden
Chino
Calif
John Muller
Bellflower
Muller
Bob
Clymer
Amos VanEarden
Robert VanEarden
Reject Application For Gang Money Funds For Philadelphia Programs
Harrisburg AP report states the Governor's Justice Commission denied more than 198000 dollars in federal funds for two Philadelphia gang programs due to lack of coordination and planning. A smaller 87222 dollar grant for the Youth in Conflict program was conditionally approved, with risk of withdrawal if reviews show mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Governor's Justice Commission
Philadelphia
Commission
Mercyhurst College Aids Senior Learners With COA Program
Mercyhurst College in Erie reports strong activity in its College of Older Americans. From September 1974 to July 1974 more than 900 citizens over 55 participated in COA courses, balancing intellectual stimulation with creative expression and social involvement including volunteer instructors and a popular radio show on WQLN that extends campus learning to non-attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercyhurst College
Erie
College of
COA
Corry
William Garvey
WQLN
Mercyhurst
CACEC Elects Officers For 1975 CACEC Elects Officers For 1975
The Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children met at the Dr Gertrude A Barber Center Corry Campus. Officers named for the year include Kay Simmons president Nancy Brigham vice president Audrey Hamilton secretary Judy Brockman treasurer. Chairs appointed for publicity membership historian and ways and means. A taped choral group from the Barber Center provided entertainment. Next meeting set February 3 at 7 pm at the local campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Frank
Katie) Geraina
Donald
Adeline) Stevenson
Eugene
Bernice) Waldorf
Ronald
Leona) Rairie
Ways and Means
Gertrude A. Barber
Erie
Loca
Westport mayor shutters women police pay by removing badges
Westport Washington mayor Bill Wade told five women officers to surrender their badges when required to raise salaries to male levels. He cites town finances while the state Human Rights Commission demands equal pay. Nancy Breitsprecher vows to fight, noting women once comprised half the force and performed dispatching, crime work, and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Wash
Bill Wade
Wade
State Human Rights Commission
Nancy Breitsprecher
Breitsprecher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Em Bertha McMichael
Debra Brown
Robert Middleton
Europe
Tokyo
Bank of Japan
Yadlashi Sasaki
Central Bank
Birdie
First Presbyterian Church of
Daniel McEldowney
Fellowship Hall
West Smith Street
Women's Association of the Church
Jaycees
Hiram Daley
Judy Torrey
Vernal Torrey
Newcastle Upon Tyne
England
Northern Counties School For the Deaf
Western Maryland College
Westminster
The
CDA
Cyril Cooper
Saxton
Andrew
Margaret) Doyle
Henry
Helen) Pedensky
Joseph
Maydean) Niedomys
James
Frances) Costello
Verna) Baressi
John
Elizabeth) Wascak
Mary Jane) Potocki
Salvation Army Citadel
West Washington Street
Citadel
Geriatrics
Lawrence Greenleigh
James Russell Lowell
Norman Butts
Ashville
Christopher Butts
Clair Butts
Terry Sellers
Carlton King
San Diego
Maynard King
Phoenixville
Delbert King
Lester Weavers
Barb
Marcia
Cathy
Dotty
Panama
Ida Weavers
Clarence Legters
Robert Beckerink
Gerald Lundeen
Port Allegany
Beckerinks
Claude Lictus
Jim Lictus
Russel Lictus
Claude Doughtery
Randy Vander Schaaff
Lou Fardink
Bruce Smith
Kathy
Kevin
Craig
Haslett
Ben Smith
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Beaver
College of Older Americans
Corry Foodliner
Morth Center St
CACEC
Bangladesh Aid Manila
Asian Development Bank
Bangladesh
LA Z-Boy
Vate
DuPont
Scotchgard
Gyda Wdyees
Barney
Youn Tire, Service and Furniture Headquarters
Ernault
Beri Net
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