First Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Congregational Meeting
The First Presbyterian Church held its annual congregational meeting after a tureen dinner with ushers serving. Rev Paul F Bauer presided, reports for 1953 approved, elders elected for class of 1957, and retiring officers honored. Officers and trustees for 1987 slated for installation after a corporation meeting. A DAR meeting discussed weaving history and related topics with 17 members attending. Next meeting set for February 25 at a to be announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Paul F. Bauer
W. Brice Ellsworth
Arthur Cochran
Robert Sprague
Paul Weed
Ashe
al Vanssens
Clarence Wallace
Women's Association
Ross Fehlmen
H. L. B. MacLees
Richard Rossbacher
David Livingston
Dorothy Linendall
Lena Merker
Grace Houser
Hazel Merker
Mer
ML Patterson
Robert Galbreath
Rey
Percy Corbin
Clare Capwell
Harry Hall
Thomas Russell
Installation of Women’s Relief Corps No 49 Officers
The Women’s Relief Corps No 49 installed its officers at a TOOF Hall meeting. Mrs Henry Hill presided as installing officer with Mrs Merle Haskell as conductress. New officers include Mrs Merle Long president and several named officers. the charter was draped for Mrs Haupin and Miss Freda Smith. A drawing of secret sister names followed and light refreshments were served. Next meeting set for January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Women’s Relief Corps No. 49
Toof Hall
Henry Hii
Merle Haskell
Merle Long
Lawrence Morton
John Long
Loretta Belden
Florence Bates
Walter Pier
Long
Henry Hill
Charles Newman
Ralph Gates
Frank Goring
Carl Fredell
Westley Willis
GC. A. Pier
Asai Stant Guard
Clifford Dundon
Tra Wickwire
Ernest Buetikoter
Earl Munn
Slater
H. D. Haupin
Freda Smith
Columbus Men’s Club Elects Officers At Curtis Home
Meinwysdis hosted the Columbus Men’s Club meeting at his home with 16 members present. Albert Sandburg was elected president, Hollis Upperman vice president, Leslie Dodd secretary, and F Lowe Edwards treasurer for the coming year. Planned programs include piping gas to Columbus, a social evening for ladies, and painting the Columbus Community Church interior. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinwysdis
Clu of
Columbus
Albert Sandburg
Hollis Upperman
Leslie Dodd
F. Lowe Edwards
Columbus Community Church
Mr and Mrs Rasselas Brown Host Ice Skating Party
Mr and Mrs Rasselas Brown of Sciola Road hosted a group of friends for an ice skating party at the pond near their home on Wednesday evening. Refreshments were enjoyed late in the evening at the Brown residence.
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Rasselas Brown
Sciola Road
Brown
National Bank of Corry reports condition for 1953
The National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania files its report of condition as of December 31 1953. Assets include cash 928509.38 United States government obligations 1309082.07 and loans 1487083.90. Bank premises 60279.71 and other assets 44077.44 total assets 6 7 million. Liabilities show demand deposits 1779863.85 United States government deposits 90535.36 deposits of States and subdivisions 1862184. Deposits and other liabilities total 4 6 million. Capital accounts show no issued preferred stock and unspecified common stock. Memorandum indicates assets pledged 430000.00. Cashier W Powers signs with attestations from H L Keppel Worth Hammond Jor W Guignon.
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National Bank OF Corry
Pennsylvania
United States
Fédéral Reserve Bank
Anibal
Permie Smenucia
W. Powers
O E Doane Honored On 82nd Birthday
O E Doane was honored at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Howard on West Smith Street for his 82nd birthday observed on Wednesday. Attendees included Doane’s children grandchildren and great grandchildren such as J Robert Grice John J and Stephens Grice Jan J Howard and daughters Pandelee Naketa and James Howard plus greetings from Emery Drake Armand Jackson and families in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane
C. M. Howard
West Smith Street
Mr. Doane
J. Robert Grice
John J and
Stephens
Jan J. Howard
Pandelee and
Naketa
James Howard
G. “Emery Drake
Armand Jackson
Marian, Conrad and
Barbara
Sandra Drake
Winton Ramey Drake
California
Bridal Shower For Miss Mary Jane Catalfa In Corry
A bridal shower for Miss Mary Jane Catalfa, to wed Robert Fenno on January 16, was held at the home of Miss Patricia Burlbut on Wright Street. Guests enjoyed a steak dinner at The Corry Den before returning to the Hurlbut residence to give many gifts to the bride elect. Hosts were Miss Patricia Hurlbut and Miss Shirley Gurney. Additional attendees included Beatrice Bensink Nancy Armitage Mary Shannon Roland Hansen Carol Hayes Shirley Kinney Margaret Drobneck Barbara Falcone Donna Crowell and Jeanne Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Catalfa
Robert Fenno
Patricia Burlbut
Wright Street
Corry den
Hurlbut
Patricia Hurlbut
Shirley Gurney
Beatrice Bensink
Nancy Armitage
Mary Shannon
Roland Hansen
Carol Hayes
Shirley Kinney
Margaret Drobneck
Barbara Falcone
Donna Crowell
Jeanne Brady
Farewell Luncheon for Rev Fhanels G Whiteman at Hotel Corry
The Cory Ministerial Association hosts a farewell luncheon at Hotel Corry on Wednesday at 1 p.m. honoring Rev and Mrs Fhanels G Whiteman who leave soon for Buffalo where he will take a new pastorate. Nineteen ministers and wives attend with H Harris giving thanks for the Ministerial Association and Arthur O Burgess for the YMCA. Rev and Mrs Whiteman respond. Paul Bauer, print, serves as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
F. G. Whiteman
Cory Ministerial Association
Fhanels G. Whiteman
Ray
Whiteman
Buffalo
Pine H. Ray Harris
Arthur O. Burgess
YMCA
Rey
Mrs. Whiteman
Paul Bauer
Print
Wotm Moose Chapter Holds Evening Meeting
The Women of the Moose met last night at the lodge rooms with Mrs Alfred Cone in charge. Mrs Herman Pantle reported on Christmas baskets distributed to the needy and two library books donated by Mrs Bertha Darwin. An invitation was read for the mid winter conference in Erie on January 31. The opening ceremony will be by Carry Chapter. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs Dorothy Estes and committee. Attendance award went to Mrs Lawrence Aldrich. Next meeting set for January 21.
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WOTM
Wom
The
Moose
Alfred Cone
Herman Pantle
Social Service
Bertha Darwin
Women of the Moose
Erie
Carry
Dorothy Estes
Lawrence ‘Aldrich
Mrs J F Neadham Hosts CGG Club Event
Mrs J F Neadham of Maple Avenue hosted CGG Club members with Mrs George Kinley as guest. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Louis Valentine Mrs Donald Nantes and Mrs Donald Hall. Guests enjoyed a lunch of sandwich salad cookies and coffee before a two week adjournment to be followed by Mrs James P Sullivan as the next hostess.
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J. F. Neadham
CGG
J. F. Needham
Maple Ave
Nile
CGG Clb
George Kinley
Louis Valentine
Donald Nantes
Donald Hall
James P. Sullivan
Harbor Half Aid Meeting At Mrs Chelton Home
Harbor Half Aid met at the home of Mrs Ethel Chelton with 13 members and families present for a noon tureen dinner. AMS Lewis Jewell, president, led the session as members voted to prepare a sunshine box for hospitalized Mrs Harry Jewell, new officers were elected: Flupert Morris president Lawrence Swanson vice president Guy Fralick secretary treasurer Gordon Fralick reporter. work and other committees named. Boxes prepared for Richardson family and Rev Warner for missionaries in Kentucky. A handmade quilt given to Ray Steman family of Sparlandburg. Birthdays of Mrs Chelston and Mrs Swanson honored with gifts. Next aid meeting set for February 4 at Mrs Fred Lindstrom's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean Aig
Ethel Chelton
AMS
Lewis Jewell
Harry Jewell
Sn Hospital
Flupert Morris
Lawrence Swanson
Guy Fralick
Treasurrer
Gordon Fralick
William Rey Holds
Fred Lindstrom
Jewell
Oseay Vince
Gordon Franek
Ald
Richardson
Warner
Kentucky
Ray Ste Man
Spar- Lansburg
Vern Chelston
Swanson
Miss Marvel Patmore Marries Eugene Hendry at Memphis Navy Chapel
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Marvel Leone Patmore of this city to Eugene Hendry of Vernon Texans on New Year’s Eve at the Livermore Chapel inside the Naval Air Station Memphis. U S Navy Chaplain R A Bachmann performed the ceremony in the presence of family. The bride wore a white Navy sharkskin WAVEs uniform and was attended by Minnie Helen F. Bender of New York City. Best man was Richard Holmes USN of Kansas City. The couple honeymooned briefly in Nashville and reside at Quarters N-206-B, Naval Air Station Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marvel Patmore
Miss Marvel Leone Patmore
Eugene Hendry
Vernon
Texans
Livermore Chapel
Locat
Naval Ar Station
Memphis
St. R
Leone
Patmore
Nashville
Tenn
Corry
Hendry
Mins
Helen F. Bender
New York City
Richard Holmes
USN
Kansas City
B. Buck
Naval Air
Erie
Naval Air Station
Town
Wheelock Aid Elects Officers In Annual Meeting
Wheelock Aid held its election of officers last evening with Mrs Raymond Root present. Mrs Frank Harvey was re elected president with Mrs Leonard Edwards as vice president. Mrs Root became secretary, Mrs Charles Kennedy treasurer, Mrs Guy Williams publicity, Mrs Wayne Hopkins chaplains and Mrs Harold Dougherty flowers. The meeting opened with Mrs Harvey in charge and Mrs Leonard Edwards presiding. Prayer was given by Mrs Frederick Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Raymond Root
Frank Harvey
Leonard Edwards
Mra. Root
Charles Kennedy
Guy Williams
Wayne Hopkins
Harold Dougherty
Harvey
Frederick Bowen
Bowes
Community group awards and next meeting planned
In a recent gathering Mrs Melvin Edwards and Mrs Floyd Dougherty received awards while Mrs Root served salad wafers and coffee to the group. They will meet again at Wheelock Community Church on January 21 with a tureen dinner at noon and Nadia Hamilton scheduled to demonstrate tailor pressing hema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Edwards
Floyd Dougherty
Root
Wheelock
Nadia Hamilton
Lynn woman seeks divorce over husband’s “flirtatious ways”
In Salem Massachusetts a 79 year old Lynn woman filed for divorce claiming her husband aged 80 drinks heavily and flirts with other women. She testified she left him 16 years ago because he was eyeing another woman. Probate Judge John v. Phelan took the petition under advisement.
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Salem
Mass
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