Pinkles Club Names 1964 Committee Leaders
January will be Mrs Philip Sample with Mrs Earl Haight in charge for February and Mrs Morton Gross March Mrs Bracken chairs the Pinkles aided by cochairmen Vera Anderson January July William Leaby February August Fred Schwab March September Arthur Pledger April October May Robert Curtis May November and Mrs Glenn Palmer June December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sample
Earl Haight
Morton Gross
Bracken
Pinkles
Vera Anderson
William Leaby
Fred Schwab
Arthir Pledger
Robert Curtis
Glenn Palmer
Fete Past Presidents Hospital Auxiliary Install Dinner
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held its annual installation dinner at the VFW Post, honoring past presidents and recognizing 85 attendees. Edgar Alexander reviewed hospital progress, Miss Mary Higgins reported 147 active members, 42 associates, and two new members, with 118 volunteer hours logged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
VFW Post
L. C. Nichols
C. A. Hillstrom
Richard Peebles
Hubert, Vaughn
O. W. Bracken Br
C. M. Howard
Hart Haight
Alexander
Auxiliary
Mary Higgins
Ralph Goold
Travers Stohlbergers
Ruby Gustafson
Kiwanis Club Installs Officers for 46th Anniversary
Kiwanis members and wives gathered at Hotel Corry for the clubs 46th anniversary dinner. Clarence Wallace installed new officers led by Thomas Russell as president with C Conrad Monroe first vice president Fred Clark second vice president and others as directors. Atty and Mrs Douglas Rozelle recounted a European tour with color slides used in the program. Guests included Davi Boland A A Carbone Rob Chicago Bracken and William Donaldi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis
Hotel Corry
Clarence Wallace
Ray Amy
Thomas Russell
C. Conrad Monroe
Fred Clark
William Miller
Dorr Clark
George Christensen
Artie Shaw
William Helmintoller
John Rossbacher
Douglas Rozelle
Clifford Taylor
Atty
Davi Boland
A. A. Carbone
King
Rob Chicago
Bracken
William Don
Aldson
Heritage Tea Marks WSCS 20th Anniversary at First Methodist
The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church celebrated its 20th anniversary with a program and heritage tea. Mrs. Edmund Barr led the program with a history of the society, listing charter members and highlighting WSCS work nationwide. A duet by Mrs. Frank Sturgis and Mrs. Boyd Berrett entertained. Mrs. Barr read the charter list, and attendees wore period outfits to mark the heritage theme. A business session followed, with notices of the School of Missions and a tureen dinner planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian
First Methodist Church
Edmund Barr
Missionary Society
WSO8
Gertrude Parker
W. B. Stane
Harry Hotchkiss
James Cokin
Frank Sturgis
Boyd Berrett
Fussell Clark
Friendship Circle
Clark
Oscar Johnson
School of Missions
Notable Members Dress Posh for 20 Year Balf Continued
The article highlights prominent presidents guiding the organization through two decades. Seated from left to right are Mrs. Irvin Young, Mrs. James Cogan, Mrs. W. B. Stowe and Mrs. Hubert Vaughn, with standing members Mrs. Andrew Paulson, Mrs. Russell Merritt Sr, and Mrs. Robert MacGregor. Journal photo accompanies the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Young
James Cogan
W. B. Stowe
Hubert Vaughn
Andrew Paulson
Russell Merritt Sr
Robert MacGregor
Anniversary Event Highlights WSCS Heritage and Guests
Mrs. W. B. Stowe, first president of the local WSCS, reviewed the initial meeting while past presidents Mrs. James Cogan and others spoke of their terms. Over 70 attendees, guided by Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Parker, enjoyed cake, tea, and coffee served by Martha Girele and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stowe
WSCS
James Cogan
Hubert Vaughn
Andrew Paulson
Irvin Young
Russell Merritt
Robert MacGregor
Mathematician Dr. Lester S. Hill Dies at 70
Dr. Lester S. Hill, 70, a mathematician and cryptographer from Bronxville, died yesterday. The government commended Hill for his work applying higher mathematics to secret codes during and after World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronxville
Lester S. Hill
Hill
Calvin Circle Opens Reorganized Group at First Presbyterian
Mrs. Lioyd Matson hosted the first meeting of the reorganized Calvin Circle of the Women Association of the First Presbyterian Church last evening. Mrs. Jan Howard chaired with prayer and Mrs. J Harold Patterson led a devotional on In Him Was Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyd Matson
Calvin Circle
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Jan Howard
J. Harold Patterson
Kenneth Harvey
Howard
World Day of Prayer Observed With 17 Women Attending
The February observance featured a meeting led by a hostess assisted by Mrs. Edwin Cole and Mrs. Philip Segal who served refreshments after the session. Seventeen women participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Cole
Philip Segal
Mrs. Fuller Hosts Covenant Circle Meeting
Mrs Fuller reorganizes Covenant Circle of the Women’s Association at First Presbyterian Church. The first meeting was held yesterday at Ellen Puller’s home with 15 members. Mrs Page served dessert. devotion led by Mrs Hileman. program on ecumenical missions led by Mrs Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle
Women’s Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Ellen Puller
Fuller
Merle Page
Episcopalians Elect Officers at Parish Meeting
The Eins Wel Episcopal congregation held a meeting last evening after a tureen dinner. Wallace Young, Charles Bracken and Crawford Salle were elected to three year vestry terms. Rev. William C. Seitz Jr named Young senior warden. Carleton Smith junior warden. Edward Cripser treasurer. Edgar Alexander clerk. A rotating vestry, one Sunday service reduction, a men’s club, and a building fund update were discussed. Children enjoyed a movie during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eins Wel ‘Episcopal Church
Mra
Robert Jolley
Elizabeth Rogers
Meibers
Wallace Young
Charles Bracken
Crawford Salle
William C. Seitz Jr
Carleton Smith
Edward Cripser
Edgar Alexander
Navy Mothers Club Plans Family Tureen Dinner
Commander of the Corry Navy Mothers Club led last evening’s meeting at the Corry Grange Hall. Plans were made for a family night tureen dinner at the next meeting on February 13 with Mrs. Floyd Dougherty and Mrs. Shields in charge. A social period followed with refreshments by Mrs. John Carrier and Mrs. Avis Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wengau Inieias
Corry
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Veniiin Re -Pollett
Galiad
Fred Schwill
Harold Corr
Clarence Kirch
Pu U
Fete
Hospital Auxiliary
Miss Higgins
Earl Hideht
Lawrence Davison
Edward Heckmin
O. W. Bracken Sr
Lester Danner
Joseph Guignon
Frank McKnight
Higgins
Fir General
George Hagger
Follett
Harold Jackson
Harold Carr
Sient
Fred Sehwab
Clarence Kireh
C. W. Bracken
Follers
Irvin Downs
Robert Bets
James Sinure
Alton Dahlstrand
Gertrude White
Leaby
Nichols
Jell-o
Friskies
Comstock
Ardee Ravioli
Center Street
Kiwanis Club
Wo Men's Society of Christian Service
Washington St
Corry, PA
W. M. Crandall
Dale Webster
Mgr
N. Genter St
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Auto Glase Table Top Glass General Auto Repair Frank‘s Auto Service
Thomas Motors
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry, Fa
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Carlyle Fitch's
West Smith
Etreot
Bennett
Mrs. Fuller
Navy Mothers State Family Tureen
Fiat Coy
Ull JS
Buick
Moiek
Moun Tonk
Aston
Peter Bela
Buick Sealers
Erie
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