Dean's list and community notices from Corry area events
Mary Ann Dominessy a Clarion State College senior earns dean's list status majoring in elementary education and set to graduate in May. Kenneth Spear of Notre Dame earns dean's honors in mechanical engineering. Local clubs plan meetings with programs and charity dinners and recruit volunteers for Stairways and other community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Dominessy
Clarion State College
Clarion
Mary Ann
Ronald
Evelyn) Dills
West
Washington Street
Edward Dominessy
Kenneth J. Spear
Joseph Spear
North Center Street
College of Engineering
University of Notre Dame At
Corry Bridge Club hosts Howell session. several winners named
Corry Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club held a four and a half table Howell session at the YMCA with an average of 36. Winners included Mrs Paul Stroup with Mrs Vee Lindsey 4342, Mrs Lloyd Stowe with Mrs William Master Jr 38, Mrs J Fred Kinley with Mrs Horton Davis 3742, Mrs Louis Morrow with Mrs Philip Zalzneck 37, and Mrs E P Wolf with Mrs George Michael of Union City 36. Next week's special game features identical hands to those used at the upcoming American Contract Bridge League national game. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Larrivee of 353 Worth Street. Additionally, a daughter was born yesterday to Mrs Bruce Swanson of R D 1 Clymer. A conscience money gift of $25 was received by the state treasury from an anonymous donor postmarked Indiana Pa. Engagement notices: Christine King of Bruin, Pa, and David R Straite of Erie announced. plans indicate marriage in summer 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Howell
YMCA
Paul Stroup
Vee Lindsey
Lloyd Stowe
William Master Jr
J. Fred Kinley
Horton Davis
Louis Morrow
Philip Zalzneck
E.P. Wolf
George Michael
Union City
Christine King
Bruin
David R. Straite
Erie
Carl C, King
Cleveland
Ohio
Raymond Straite
Mainstreet
Spartansburg
Ringi
Shaw High School
Thiel College
Greenville
Karns City
Straite
Slippery Rock State College
Slippery Rock
Erie City Schools
Combined Meet For Methodist Women
The United Methodist Women of the Evangelical United Methodist Church hosted a Monday evening meeting at the church with guests from the local women’s group. Barbara French welcomed, readings were given by Ruth Proctor and Mildred Sorenson, a film titled Methodist Women in All the World was narrated, and a duet by Gerald Lloyd and Kay Allen with Robert Olson on piano accompanied. The decor featured a world globe and flowers, and refreshments and fellowship followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women
Evangelical United Methodist Church
United Methodist Church
Barbara French
Ruth Proctor
Mildred Sorenson
French
Jean Wright
Gerald Lloyd
Kay Allen
Robert Olson
Westminster Circle Meets at Mrs Howard Home
The Westminster Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held a Monday meeting at Mrs Louise Howard’s East Frederick Street residence with 11 members present. Officers for the year were announced: Mrs Howard chairwoman, Mrs Daniel McEldowney cochairman, and Mrs Percy Corbin secretary and treasurer. Committee chairs named: Mrs Harold Wolfe spiritual life, Mrs Mary Matson fellowship, Miss Lena Merker hospitality, Mrs Glenn Middleton housekeeper, and Mrs Kenneth Burr nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Circle
First Presbyterian Church
James
Louise) Howard
East Frederick Street
Howard
Mrs. Howard
Daniel McEldowney
Cochairman
Percy Corbin
Harold Wolfe
Mary Matson
Lena Merker
Glenn Middleton
Kenneth Burr
Wolfe
Jesus
Matson
Kiwanis and Key Club Dine and Bowl at Citadel
Kiwanis Club hosts a four course dinner and bowling party at the Salvation Army Citadel on West Washington. Key Club members, sponsored by Kiwanis, receive appreciation awards from Lt. Leroy Lyle for Christmas season projects. Key Club top scorers posted several 200s while Kiwanis leader William Miller logged two strong games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Salvation Army Citadel
West Washington Street
Key Club
Kiwanians
Leroy Lyle
Salvation Army
Sal
Vation Army
William Miller
Kiwanis
Tollows
Suza Wetmore
Skip Frisina
Buzz Hammond
Chip
Shamburg
Moose Dunnewald
Tim Gould
Matt Hotchkiss
Lyle Hotchkiss
Joseph Zielinskie
William Saborsky
Embert Earle
David Schweigert
Mr. Zielinskie
Lyle
McMichael
Navy Mothers Honor McCoy Couple
Members of the Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696 met for a 6 o clock tureen dinner at the Lovelands in Marion street. Eleven navy mothers, four navy fathers and guest Mrs Bén sink attended. Mr and Mrs Jack McCoy of Columbus were honored for their 25th wedding anniversary with a gift and decorated cake. The next session will be at Mrs Carl Swanson's home on February 11 with a Chinese auction. PROBLEM SOLVED Detroit water in a near empty fuel tank can cause engine falter or spark plug misfire. a special additive at service stations can neutralize it when poured into the tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon M
Clara) Rodgers
Oil City
Rodgers
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Brookville Uniforms
Kansas City
Navy Mothers Club No. 696
Harvey Loveland
Marion Street
Navy
Bruce Bénsink
Clymer
Jack McCoy
Columbus
Eater
Byron Nichols
Loveland
Merrill Lillie
Carl Swanson
East South Street
Detroit
Erie County Judges Say Supreme Court Ruling Moot Here
Erie County judges say a Supreme Court order allowing illegally gathered evidence before grand juries has no local impact as Pennsylvanians voted to abolish the grand jury system. They expect the last grand jury to be seated by January for the February term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Supreme Court
Carney
Lindley R. McClelland
Lato
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha McMicha
Birdie
Women of the Moose
St. Thomas Women's Organization
St. Thomas School
Concord Community Club
Concord Community House
Joseph McCray
Gloria Ebratt
Dennis
Jan) Frushone
Alma Phillips
David Straite
Edward Larrivee
Worth Street
Bruce Swanson
R.D.1
Harrisburg
State Treasury
Grace Sloan
Indiana, Pa
Methodist
Navy Mothers
Bill - Rose
Washington, D.C
Quality Control Department
Corry Area
Walnut Street
Elgin Electronics, Inc
Waterford, Pa
Harold Ghering
Edward H. Carney
Coats
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