Rotary hears Kumamoto student Ray Iwashiro in Corry
Rotary members at the Hotel Corry welcomed Kumamoto Japan student Ray Iwashiro, also known as Ray, who spoke on his family, Japanese schooling, and American Field Service costs. The gathering included a new member, Ronald Burdick, and other local notices about area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryozo Iwashiro
Kumamoto
Japan
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Ray
United States
Robert Turinell Ray
Wesleyville
Hr. G. Moore
American Field Service
Eli- Bible
Europe
Moore
Moores
AFS
J. Fred Kinley
Paul Bauer
Robert Tunnell
Duane Fogle
Rotary
Ronald Burdick
Stork Shower Held for Mrs Joseph Hand at Home
Opal Lynch hosted a stork shower at 16 Maple Avenue last evening in honor of Mrs. Joseph Hand. Twenty priests attended a social evening with visiting and Pokeno games winning prizes for Mrs. Hare old Skinmner, Mrs. George Mulderick, and Miss Jiln Zepkit. A mock stork centerpiece sat on the table with shower cake ice cream coffee and mints. Mrs. Hand received many gifts, each guest given a miniature baby diaper as a favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Lynch
Maple Avenue
Joseph Hand
Hareold Skinmner
George Mulderick
Jiln Zepkit
James Maloney
Linda
Clinton Daniels
Richard Daniels
Worthstivel
Clinton
Hase
Jimmy
Bobby
Mary
Terry
Connie Daniels
Barbara Jaquith
David
Id Coleman
Mike Smyth
Bobby Bristte
NW District Directors Meet At Local YMCA
Directors from Warren Erie Titusville Franklin Oil City Kane and Corry attended a North West District YMCA meeting at the local North Center Street building. Ray Porter of Sharon led, Rev Paul F Bauer opened devotions, Gerald Lane gave a tour, Harold Moore presided over a panel with Sharon Hi Y and Tri Hi Y clubs and Shenandoah Valley Y Mens, a noon function was served at Motel Corry, and a late business session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
North West District
Pennsylvania
North Center Street
Warren
Erie
Sharon Hi
Donna Spoon Bride Elect Honored At Two Showers
Donna May Spoon, bride elect to John Stockton on January eighteenth, was honored at two bridal showers in Columbus. Guests included Miss Sandra Spoon and Mrs. Charles Sweet, with prizes to the honoree, hostess, and several guests. A grocery shower later gifted Spoon her first order of groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Spoon
Donna May Spoon
John Stockton
Charles Sweet
Columbus
Sandra Spoon
Geraid Lindsey
Clarence Savko
Mike Savko
Mary Circle Plans WSCS Meeting at Fist Methodist
Mrs. Frank McKnight hosted the Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her East Pleasant Street home with 13 members. Gert rude Parker presided as arrangements were made for the WSCS general meeting at the church next Monday with Mary Circle as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
WSCS
Frank McKnight
East Pleasant Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Gertrude Parker
Charles Correll
Carl Stump
Charles Hiles
Snyser Circle
Holy Name Society Plans For Communion Breakfast
The Holy Name Society held a meeting at St Edward's with 25 members, electing Anthony Cooper as president. They discussed a father and son Communion breakfast with a tentative April 20 date. Robert Watus chaired, aided by James Costello, James Allyn, Leo Hooks, Harry Burton and Harold Roberts. Roberta Daniels hosted a birthday party for Linda Daniels and Clinton Daniels, with games, cake, and small gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty
St Thawas’ Holy Name Society
St. Edward's
Anthony Cooper
Genera
Robert Watus
James Costello
James Allyn
Leo Hooks
Hary Burton
Harold Roberts
Farewell Dinner Honors Richard TenHaken at Deer Head Inn
Richard TenHaken of Clymer Sab honored at a farewell dinner party by a Liv Corry-dasnestowtt sales group. He leaves Sunday for Chicago to work at the C I branch office. his family will join later. A steak dinner was served and guests enjoyed informal socializing. He received a pen and pencil set as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard TenHaken
Clymer Sab
Prolp
Liv Corry
Lutheran Circle Meets In Church Parlors
United Lutheran Women Ruth Circle met Monday evening in church parlors due to Mrs. Krasa illness. Mrs. Peebles hosted. President McGray led business, planning a sewing project for institutions and hospitals. Allan Dahlstrand urged attendance at the January 10 congregational dinner. Walter Windahl led the program from Lutheran Women's Work. Merker and Ross to host February 3 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
United Lutheran Women
John Krasa
Richard Peebles
Quentin McGray
Krasa
Christian Service Committee
Allan Dahlstrand
Executive Bord
Walter Windahl
Albert Merker
Howard Ross
Daughter Birth Announced in Union City
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Cas Lon Pattison of Union City. The birth occurred yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. The child is welcomed by Mit and Mrs Thomas Lamendola of 754 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Union City
Spartansburg
Fairview
Bear Lake
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Youngstown
Ohio
Gray
A. A. Horton
Lakewood
Mr. Gray
Grays
Kerry
Wayne Dennison
Norman Gray
Eugene Gray
Doris Gray
Alber
Dennison
Glen Burnie
Algo
Susan
William
Steven
Sharon
Douglas Gray
Cas Lon Pattison
Corry Memorial Hospital
Avon
Mit
Thomas Lamendola
East Main Street
Esther Circle Meeting At First Methodist Church
The Esther Circle of the First Methodist Church Womans Society of Christian Service met Monday at Mrs. Stephen Brooks's home. Mrs. Hubert Vaughn led the business session and Mrs. Edmund Bair spoke on missionary work and Charles Wesley hymns. Members read articles on Korea, healing missions, South India, Goodwill Industries, and young people in Japan. The session ended with The Lord's Prayer and dessert, hosted by the missus. Seventeen attended. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand takes February duties at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Esther
Esther Circle
First Methodist Church Womans Society of Christian Service
Stephen Brooks
East South Street
Hubert Vaughn
Edmund Bair
Charles Wesley
Hugh Crabbe
Korea
Jerry Hoyt
Healing Mission
Joseph Gulghon
South India
Robert Marsh
Good Will Industries
Benjamin Skinder
Japan
Ruth Dahlstrand
Bea Spicer
Quick OK On Defense Funds Expanded Military Programs
The article notes President Eisenhower seeking rapid funding for defense: 683 million for strategic missiles and sites, 320 million for early warning and defense against ballistic missiles, 29 million to extend the semiautomatic ground environment system, and 110 million to expand missile programs. It also requests authority for a 150 million allocation for R D and 10 million to fund ARPA, with a 100 million transfer from existing defense funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strategic Air Command
Eisenhower
Defense
Defense Department
New
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Defense Secretary
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Merle Dodd
Gertrude White
Bufalo
New York State Apparel Club
Hotel Statler
Dodd
Alfred Baungrote
St. Marys
Howard Baungrote
J. March Young
Brooton
Richard Hurlbut
Wright Street
Elen Ross
Park Street
Bulah Wohlmuth
Sparansburg
Elmira
N.Y
Jean W. Gray
Lester Dennison
West Washington Street
Ovien Gray
Geneva Birchard
Spoon
Lois Cole
Gerry Klinger
Order of Croceries
Lawrence Haner
Alice Reynolds
Phyllis Eder
Margaret Dempsey
Shirley Mitchell
Ols Cole
Gerry Blinger
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Ellis R. Day
Gerald Hammond
Tay
Beara
Prince Matchabelli
Duchess OF York
Aty
NEW Oneness of York Cologne
Holy Name Society
Lutheran Circle
Hollywood
David Street
Street
Hearon Lee
Mary Street
Loss Andrews
Las Vegas
Nev
Miss Lee
Mary Beth Hughes
Platter
Corry ' Savings
Center Street
Chapin
Coats
F.C. Chapin & Son
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