Circle officers named for First Presbyterian group meeting
Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Roger Lansberry’s East Frederick street home. Officers for the year include Chairman Mrs. Roger, cochairman Mrs. Kenneth Harvey, secretary Mrs. Dan McEldowney, treasurer Mrs. James Howard, with subchairmen in spiritual life hospitality fellowship and housekeeping. The circle will serve dessert for the Women’s Association on February 7 and at Debby Lundy’s wedding reception on February 24. The program, from Habakkuk, was presented by Mrs. Sharer. refreshments followed. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Dan McEldowney’s East South street home on February 8. The United Methodist Women met at the church with Eighty members present for a program on women’s roles in God’s plan, featuring many participants and organ music. Linda Kay Olson, Miss Pennsylvania, appeared in Miss America Pageant slides. Refreshments and decorations complemented the event. hospitality committee listed. A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
First Presbyterian Church
East Frederick Street
Roger Lansberry
Roger
Cochairman
Kenneth Harvey
Dan McEldowney
James Howard
Spiritual Life
Elmer Sharer
Willard Dyckes
Maxwell Brown
Robert Garfield
Women’s Association
Debby Lundy
Sharer
Lansberry
Harvey
East South Street
United Methodist Women
Evangelical United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church Women's Society
Barbara French
Herbert Trisket
Leo Mather
al Swackhamer
Robert George
Linda Kay Olson
Pennsylvania
Robert Shannon
Ruth Lyons
John Carrier
Crosby Bush
Donald Shreffler
Community Calendar and Club Activities in Corry Area
Local groups announce charitable trainings, meetings, and events. Homemaker Service of Erie County offers a 30 hour training next Wednesday in Erie for ages to assist the aged and families, with contact Mary Donaghue at 453-4783 and Vera Tiffany at 663-3891. Corry H Club plans candy sale, ice skating, and a pop bottle drive, with new vice president elected. events hosted at Hornick home and Turnpike Road address, schedule 6:30 to 11 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. sessions. St Thomas Women’s Organization prepares a chicken and biscuit dinner January 28 at St Thomas School, with multiple chairmen and take-out options. tickets $2.25 adults, 25 cents children, volunteers listed. Also, Women’s Christian Temperance Union cancels January meeting, plans February meeting, and a note on household milk scalding and a Madame de Stael quote for the day.
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Erie Carty
Mary
Polly) Donaghue
United Fund
West 10Th Street
Erie
Nounced
Corry
Keppel
Vera) Tiffany
Erie County Department of Health
East Smith Street
Corry +H Club
Richard
Chris) Hornick
East South Street
John
Ellen) Hornick
R.D
Turnpike Road
Richard Hornick
St Thomas School
Robert
Wanda) Sanders
George
Ceil) Cote
Beers
John Wascak
Clarence Baker
Paul Suchar Sr
James Maloney
Join Hornick
Paul Sita
Ernest Ferro
Perry Mason Loses Case Over Five Year Limit
Los Angeles AP Raymond Barr actor known as Perry Mason lost his suit in Superior Court for failing to prosecute within five years. Barr, acting as his own attorney, filed in 1967 claiming attorney Donald E. Leon gave bad legal advice on property. He sought 95,000 dollars for legal fees and embarrassment. Barr did not appear in court. Relatives in La Rochelle Quebec celebrate Alderic Brien's 101st birthday nearby.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Barr
Mason
Superior
Superior Court
Norman R. Dowds
Donald E. Leon
Barr
Leon
Barrwin
Ironside
Shrine Club Holds Annual Dinner Meeting in Corry
The Corry Union City Shrine Club, a unit of the Zem Zem Temple in Erie, held its annual dinner meeting and officer installation at the Corry Motor Inn. The event showcased new officers John Gates president David Miller vice president Al Wiggers secretary and Carl Thomas past potentate. The club supports Shriners Crippled Children's Hospitals nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Horace Ordway
John Gates
al Wiggers
Carl Thomas
Corry
Erie
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s
Corry Union City Group
Zer Zem Temple
Ambassadors Meet At Bush Home
The January gathering of the Ambassadors at the Evangelical United Methodist Church met Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Bush 920 East Main Street with 18 members present. Harold Marsh led the business session as president and officers for the new year were named including Robert Fish as vice president and Mrs. Crosby Bush as secretary and treasurer. The group planned yearly programs and church work bees along with kitchen equipment projects and ended with games and a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Methods Church
Crosby
Audrey) Bush
East Main Street
Harold Marsh
Marsh
Robert Fish
Crosby Bush
McGovern Says Kissinger Lied On Vietnam Peace Claim
Boston report quotes Senator George McGovern accusing Henry Kissinger of dishonesty when he announced peace was at hand in Vietnam on October 26. McGovern, in Boston for a Radcliffe College interview with daughter Mary, also criticized Hanoi and Saigon terms amid campaign signals. He highlighted North Vietnamese troop presence as a major, non-minor obstacle to settlement. A separate note states New Mexico had three one teacher schools remaining, down from 50 in 1961-62 and 168 in 1951-52.
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Boston
George McGovern
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Boston Globe
Globe
McGovern
Mary
Radcliffe College
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
The
Globe Editors
Kissinger
Hanoi
Saigon
White House
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Department of Education
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Bertha McMiel
Birdie
Richard Stutzman
Carter Hill
Women’s Christian Rance Union
Ruth Shannon
Wright Street
St_ Thomas Women's Organization
Madame de Stael
Perry Mason
Ste
Anne
LA. Rochelle
Que
Montreal
Alderic Brien
Brien
McMichael
Shrine Club
Nessle
Chocolate Quikt
Weo
W. Smith Street Plaza
College Inn
Bush Home
Thieu
South
Nguyen van Thien
Paris
Bill - Rose
Rae
Bob
Mee
FOS Ag Aa Ae
Warner Bros
Corry Journal
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