Corry Kiwanis Installs 33rd President and Officers
Howard Hutzelman was installed as the Kiwanis Club of Corry's 33rd president at Hotel Corry last evening. Lt. Gov. Frank Geiger administered the installation and named officers including Robert Bracken as immediate past president Frank McKnight as first vice president Ray Amy as second vice president William Miller secretary Harley Johnson treasurer and directors Dorr Clark Leo AI Ray Weber John Rossbacher Dr Brice Summerville Page Louderback and Rev William Seitz. Guests included Frank Anthony Rev George Kirchner John Bright James Fisher and Paul Colburn. Group singing was led by H Lynn Rice with Mrs Rice at the piano. W Bruce Ellsworth left for Boston to pursue interests of Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp. Mrs Irene Mountain left for New Smyrna Beach Fla for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hutzelman
Kiwanis Club of
Corry
Hotel Corry
Frank Geiger
Allcreek
Richard Frye
Robert Bracken
Frank McKnight
Ray Amy
Wiliam Miller
Harley Johnson
Dorr Clark
Corry BPW Club Holds Regular Session Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club met last night at TOOF Hall with Mrs. Norman Tarbell presiding. Tarbell reported on the North East meeting attended by District 1 officers and Corry members. The next North East session is in January with committee appointments. An Erie BPW birthday party invitation was extended for January 18 with reservations via Tarbell. Clinton Pratt won the attendance award. The next meeting on January 23 will feature a tureen dinner and a guest speaker.
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Corry Bpw Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Toof Hall
Norman Tarbell
Tarbell
North East
District 1
Corry Club
Erie Bpw
Clinton Pratt
Emma Carroll Hosts Readers Club Meeting in Columbus
Mrs Emma Carroll entertained the Readers at her Columbus home. Nine members and one guest attended a New Year predication session with Mrs Leonard Stockton and Mrs George Nagel presiding. The program led by Mrs Morris Bonsteel covered Clement C Moore and his contribution to early lexicography with the first printed Greek and Hebrew lexicon in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Carroll
Columbus
Leonard Stockton
George Nagel
Morris Bonsteel
Clement C. Moore
United States
Witherspoon Circle Holds January Meeting at 19 West Frederick
Seventeen members of the Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met at Miss Sara McInnes home for the January session. Mrs. Thomas Russell presented the program on The Indian American. New officers were introduced by Mrs. Walter Rath who chaired the business portion.
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Ircle
Sara McInnes
Witherspoon
Presbyterian Women's Asociation
West Frederick Street
Chris Christensen
Thomas Russell
Walter Rath
Ralph Vanderhoff
Russell Briggs
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Russell
Christensen
Delbert Robinson
Eyland Harvey
Merrill Lille
Rath
Merrill Lillie
Robinson
Organizational Meeting for Mothers Circle Rainbow Girls
Mothers of Corry Rainbow for Girls met in Masonic Rooms to organize a Mothers Circle. Mrs Walter McElroy chairs, with daughter Roberta as Worthy Advisor, and Mrs W E Orn as successor. Mrs Robert Wank elected secretary treasurer. Ways and means committee named, bake sale planned, dues set, meeting monthly, with plans to be announced. Mrs Nagel to host January 23 meeting.
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Corry
The
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic
Rainbow Girls
Mothers’ Circle
Walter McElroy
Roberta
W. E. Orn
Nancy Orn
McElroy
Robert Wank
Altar Guild Plans Bake Sale for February Ten
The January meeting of St. Pauls Lutheran Altar Guild met at Mrs Raymond Cathers home on Wayne street. Mrs Richard Grimm delivered devotions. Officers reported for the new year. A bake sale is set for February 10 at Mabels Shoppe with Mrs Gerald Staples and Mrs George Rumbaugh as co chairmen. The group adjourned after routine business and refreshments. Mrs Staples will host the February 13 meeting.
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Altar Guild
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Raymond Cathers
Wayne Street
Richard Grimm
eDenual
Mabel
Gerald Staples
George Rumbaugh
Selad
Staples
Birthday Party Honors Sally Dimmick on Ninth Birthday
Miss Sally Dimmick aged nine celebrated at Mrs Alan Dimmick 512 East Street on Saturday. Party ran from 5 30 to 1 30 with 16 children, games and contests, balloons candy and refreshments. Prizes went to Joe DeMarte Hugh McKnight Nancy Falcone and Carol Glavis. Nancy Shreve helped.
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Sally Dimmick
Alan Dimmick
East Street
Sally
Joe DeMarte
Hugh McKnight
Nancy Falcone
Carol Glavis
Nancy Shreve
Executive PTA Board Hears Career Night Plans
The Corry Area Junior Senior High PTA executive board met last evening at the school. Chairman J Fred Kinley presided as plans were made for the regular meeting on February 21. The program centers on the theme Career Night with the remainder of the session devoted to general business.
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Aemivets
UNE Woverners
Corry Area
J. Fred Kinley
Local Births Report From Area Hospitals
A son was born this morning at Carey Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Huff of 127 Worth Street. A son was born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm of Bear Lake. Nina Jo, a daughter, was born yesterday at LeGrange Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frederic Sam mons of LeGrange. Mrs Sam mons is the former Mary Lou Hammond and Mr and Mrs Howard Hammond of Bear Lake district are the grandparents.
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The
Carey Memorial Hospital
Joseph Huff
Worth Street
Adolph Hamm
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nina Jo
LeGrange Memorial Hospital
Frederic Sammons
LeGrange
Sammons
Mary Lou Hammond
Howard Hammond
B.D. 1
Covenant Circle Holds Initial Business Meet
Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women Association met at Mrs. Clare Capwell’s home 215 West Columbus Ave. Sixteen members and three guests attended. Officers include Mrs. Rickers as chairman co chairs Capwell treasurer Graham secretary Keck. new committees named. next meeting Feb 13 hosted by Mrs Rickery.
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Covenant Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
Clare Capwell
Columbus Avenue
Jan Howard
Ray Laurie
Florence Flowers
B. Calderone
George Aldrich
W. F. Rickers
Adrich
Harold P. Mishler
Flowers
Rickery
Dickinson Drake Marriage Announced in New York
Mrs Janette Drake and Leroy Dickinson were married at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The ceremony took place at the pastor Rev RR Merriman’s home on Worth Street with Mr Homer Taylor and the couple in attendance. The bride wore a navy street length dress with white trim and orchid corsage. Mrs Taylor wore a winter white suit with yellow carnation corsage. Only witnesses were Mr and Mrs Donald Dickinson. A wedding dinner followed at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus.
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Dickinson-Drake
Janette Drake
Essex Street
Leroy Dickinson
Duan Street
RR. Merriman
Church of ‘the Nazareng
Worth Street
Homer Taylor
Donald O "Dickinson
Mr. Dickinson
Emily
Frank and
Verna
Columbus
Aviation Pioneer Leaves Big Estate in Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin, aviation pioneer who died December 9, left an estate exceeding 14 million dollars, the largest ever handled in Baltimore Orphans Court. He gave about 3.63 million in gifts and 119,500 to individuals, including a 50,000 trust for his sister Delia Martin of San Gabriel California. The remainder goes to be distributed under Maryland law, and as a bachelor he may leave most to his next of kin.
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Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Delia Martin
San Gabriel
Calif
Maryland
Traffic fatalities rise as western Pa. endures freezing rain
A sharp warmup followed freezing rain that plagued western Pennsylvania but not before six people died in 11 highway crashes linked to ice glazed roads. Names of the victims include Benjamin Brook and Paul Springer of Philadelphia, with others from Coaldale and Volant.
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Asowuueuen
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Benjamin Brook
Paul Springer
Philadelphia
Richard Evans
Coaldale
Turnipike Comission
T. J. Evans
Isabelle
Jane Herting
Evans
Daniel Daldo
Contdale
Slipepery
New Castle
Biaggo Bucel
Route 22 crash claims three lives in Bucks and Butler counties
A two vehicle collision on Route 22 near Hamburge killed Mrs. Helen de Santis, 45, of Palmyra, and injured others days after a bus collision fatally injuring Rev. Paul H. Shaffer, 60, Lutheran pastor at Ferndale. In Butler Memorial Hospital, Larry Vogle, 4, of Renfrew died from injuries from an automanile crash on Route 8.
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Terday
Hamburge
Helen de Santis
Palmyra
Ferndale
Bucks County
Paul HL. Shaffer
Upper
Larry Vogle
Renfrew
Butler Memorial Hospital
Court Throws Out Woman's Claim in Vanderbilt Estate Case
RIVERHEAD N Y Surrogate Edgar P Harleson dismissed the suit of Mrs Dora Blowers Livingston seeking a widow's share in the 5 million dollar Vanderbilt estate. She claimed she married William K Vanderbilt at Stamford Conn on December 30 1935 and was his secret wife, but the judge called her story a fantastical fabrication.
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Riverhead
Edgar PF
Harleson
William K. Vanderbilt
Dora Blowers
Livingston
Sah
Vanderbilt
Stamford
Massachusetts Resuming Polio Vaccine Program
The Massachusetts Polio Advisory Committee recommended resuming mass inoculation with the Salk vaccine after months of delay amid a polio epidemic. The 19 member panel found the vaccine safer than risks and urged wide deployment for schoolchildren, noting rare instances of live virus transmission remain possible.
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Asa Boston
Denny
Massachusetts
Tdlaho
Bay State
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Gene Autry
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