Nichols Ayers Engagement Reported In Spartansburg
Society editor notes Miss Virginia Kay Nichols of Spartansburg announces engagement to Allan LaVerne Ayers of Corry. Nichols attends Sparta Merged High School, Ayers attends Cory Area Senior High School. A June wedding is planned.
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Clarence Nichols
Spartansburg
Virginia Kay Nichols
Allan LaVerne Ayers
James Maynard
LaVerne Ayers
Corry
Nichols
Sparta Merged
Cory Area
Local Social Notes Highlight Reitz Family Visit and Community Events
George Reitz of Chicago visited his mother Mrs. Charles D. Reitz and aunt Mrs. Lyle Showers in West Smith Street after the death of his uncle L. L. Showers. Pitney Bowes regional manager returns to Lake Forest Illinois. Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at IOOF Hall with 20 members. Housewarming for Roger Ottaway at R D 3 drew 25 guests and gifts. 60th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. William Querrveld noted, with daughter Mrs. Harold Skinner hosting. Concord Community Club to host a soup supper Friday at 8 pm. Wooden Shoe Festival planned for May 20 in Clymer to honor Dutch heritage, Tulip Festival name sparking confusion.
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George Reitz
Chicago
Charles D. Reitz
Lyle Showers
West Smith Street
L. L. Showers
Reitz
Corry
Pitney Bowes, Inc
Lake Forest
Ill
Richard Mountain
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Wallace Mick
Edward Rogsbacher
Harvey Loveland
William Querreveld
East Main Street
Clymer
Harold
Mabel) Skinner
Stinner
Anniversary Dinner Marks Grange Meeting in Corry
Lloyd Lillie led the Corry Grange meeting at the Grange Hall with new members initiated and the charter draped for Mabel Alam. January birthdays for Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Swart, and Mrs. Gale were celebrated at a 6:30 tureen dinner.
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Lloyd Lillie
Corry
Corry Grange
Mabel Alam
Roy Swart
Maud Bennink
John Decker
Charles Mulligan
Eugene Powers
Harold Gale
Bertha Darwin
Loretta Belden
Mrs R Shannon Hosts Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting
Mrs Robert Shannon entertained 17 members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Wright Street home. Vice president Maud Bennink led the business session in the illness absence of president T R Sorenson, delivering devotions on Be Not Weary in Well Doing and reading Scripture and a poem New...
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R. Shannon
Robert Shannon
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wright Street
T. R. Sorenson
Maud Bennink
Bridge Scores Declared At YMCA Howell Session
Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club held a four table Howell session at the YMCA. Winners included Florence McCray Veo Lindsey with Louis Morrow and Raymond Sandburg at 49, Jack Osman Donald Hall at 48, Horton Davis James MacInnes at 43, and James Bundy D A McClintock at 42. Frank Graft taking reservations for next week. Albany legislation would ban topless waitresses per Sen. John D. Calandra who calls it greed.
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YMCA
Florence McCray
Veo Lindsey
Louis Morrow
Raymond Sandburg
Jack Osman
Donald Hall
Horton Davis
James Mac Nnes
James Bundy
D. A. McClintock
Frank Graft
Year s Wishes and Community Talks at Meeting
Prayer was led by Mrs. C. A. Johnson. Mrs. Lena Ayers spoke on work with youth and education about harms of alcohol and smoking, presenting two films. Hostess provided a dessert course. Mrs. John Buettkofer to host February 21 session at East Irving street home.
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C. A. Johnson
Lena Ayers
John Buettkofer
Irving Street
Corry Coin Club Names Chairmen for the Year
The Corry Coin Club held a meeting at the Corry Moose Lodge where president Lyle Cox announced committee chairs Albert Moore membership Jack Magee program Charles Ted Weeks auction Robert Wank raffle Frank Karkoski publicity and back Zerres food and refreshments. Slides by Stanley Sarnicki with Walter Loveland covered quarters halves and silver dollars. Door prizes went to Lyle Cox and Herbert Most. Raffle prizes to Michael Gregor George Porter Paul Gregor and Drew Phillips. The meeting ended with an auction run by Gerald Bagley. Officers listed: president Lyle Cox vice president Ray Gocal secretary Harriet Kornikoski treasurer Walter Loveland.
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Corry Coin Club
Corry
Stanley Sarnicki
Walter Loveland
Lyle Cox
Herbert Most
Michael Gregor
George Porter
Paul
Gregor
Drew Phillips
Gerald Bagley
Ray Gocal
Harriet Korni- Koski
Staff Nurses Hold January Meeting at Corry Memorial Hospital
The regular meeting of Corry Memorial Hospital staff nurses was held in the nurses dining hall with 16 members present. Administrator Samuel Antrim attended as guest and spoke about the new Long Term Care Unit planned for the hospital. Refreshments followed.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Wooden Shoe Festival and Tulip Queen Ceremony Highlights
DAR Good Citizen Award winners remain unproduced as Amos Van Barden crafts wooden shoes for the festival sold as souvenirs and decorations. May 20th crowns the Wooden Shoe Festival Queen by Tulip Festival Queen Peggy Querreveld. A newborn son arrived at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Hall, the latter formerly Dana Sorenson.
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Amos van Barden
Clymer Eer
Peggy Querreveld
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thomas Hall
Fairview Street
Hall
Dana Sorenson
Rotary Club hears CHEER talk and honors Good Citizens
The Rotary Club heard Mrs Tarbell describe CHEER an organization aiding handicapped residents. The Good Citizen winners named include Sherry Bennink Betsy Beal and Lucy McCracken with details of their school activities and future plans.
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Brokenshaw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Sherry Bennink
Ivan Bend
Richard Witmer
Spartansburg
Betsy Beal
Titusville
St. Joseph
Corridors Bend
Tri-Hi- Y
Girl's Athletic Association
Pamela Witmer
Mercy College
Detroit
Lucy McCracken
Future Nurses Club
Baker Associate Admits Lying in Fraud Case
Washington AP report notes Bobby Baker, former secretary to Senate Democrats, faces tax evasion and theft charges as prosecutors press to finish presenting evidence. Wayne Bromley, Baker aide and associate, admitted to lying to FBI and other agencies during preliminary probes. Bromley testified he helped channel funds to Baker and received a split fee for a bank charter. Estate news reveals Samuel Sturman wills most of 1.3 million to Hebrew University for a model state project in the Middle East.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Waker
Senate Democrats
U.S. District Court
Wayne L. Bromley
Baker
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Comptroller General
Grand Jury
Boris Kostelanetz
Bromley
Las Vegas
Redwood National Bank
San Rafael
Calif
University Rochester
N. Y
Samuel Sturman
Rochester
Sturman
Hebrew University
Middle East
Heloise Hints On Quick Curtain Refresh And Handy Kitchen Tricks
Dear Heloise shares simple tips from readers including using a clear plastic bag to cover curtains for quick cleaning, a cello wrap under shoe bindings for relief, a wooden rail for kitchen tools, repurposing jars for jams, reviving stale raisins with steam, and belt stiffening via grosgrain ribbon.
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Heloise
Dwar Heloise
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