Rainbow Girls Install Miss PanDelee Howard as Worthy Advisor
Miss PanDelee Howard was installed as worthy advisor by Corry Assembly No. 7 Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple with theme Love and blue and gold colors. The event included numerous installations for officers and choir members, with benediction by Rev H Kenyon Leishman and support from installing officers, advisory board members, and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Assembly No. 7
Order of the Rainbow
Pandelee Howard
Sherry Ott
Masonic Temple
Love
Allene Morris
Charity
Sandy Crowell
Hope
Mary Lee Rugar
Faith
Sandy Dun
Mary Lou Garfield
D'Arcy Markle
Barbara Crowell
Cheryl Smith
Cindy Querreveld
Julie Christensen
Nature
Donna Stevenson
Kay McCaslin
Fidelity
Mary Jo Mallory
Taree Neylon
Pat Cochran
Confidential Observer
Kathy Mitchell
Outer Observer
Cheryl Wilson
Linda Wilson
Betsy Heacox
Darlene Jones
Brenda Orner
Barbara Clabbatt
Eva Lou McCray
Martha Mink
Joan Rugar
Diane Bailey
Debbie Tate
Donna Tate
Carol Brown
Jackie Lillie
Christine Vanik
Michelle Markle
Alfred Morrison
Ruth Wallace
Marcle Stahl
Sue Steves
Judy Downs
Sylvia Schneider
Roberta Swart
Harold Flowers
Ruth Leishman
H. Kenyon Leishman
Dennis Harrison
George Sample
Flower Girl
Jennifer Howard
Ann Fuller
Donna Cohen
Becky Bulard
Marcie Stahl
Becky Summerville
Penny Katulich
Carla Monroe
Cindy Mitchell
Alma Lindstrom
Kay Simmons
Kathy Hasbrouck
Karen Lobdell
Fred Wilson Jr
George Hagger
Horace Ordway
George Gould
Helen Johnson
Jack Stahl
Charles Roberts
J. Donald Watson
Clifford Buesink
Flora Ann Ross
Virginia Ross
Fragmented Local Notice From a Damaged Page
Readable fragments describe a renovation or construction note mentioning rooms colors a corridor and base work with unclear timeline and names. The piece lacks full context or identifiable entities to specify date place or responsible organization.
Plans Grow for Annual Sweetheart Ball at Moose Lodge
Mrs Florence Casler chairs the Kitchen committee with Mrs Harold Casler and Mrs Al Vanssens on decorating. The Women of the Moose sponsor the Nurses Scholarship Fund. Dance set February 17 from 9 30 pm to 1 30 am at the Corry Moose Lodge. Miss Peggy Vanssens leads as general chair. Eleven candidates compete for sweetheart title. Tickets available from WOTM members and local shops. Planning session held Monday at the Moose Lodge Colonial Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Casler
Harold Casler
al Vanssens
Women of the Moose
Nurses Scholarship Fund
Corry Moose Lodge
Peggy Vanssens
Harold Jackson
Cochairman
WOTM
D'Arcy
Evans Dress Shop
Moose Lodge
Engaged: Carol Tripp to Wed George Kireta
Mr and Mrs Elmer Tripp of Spring Creek announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Jean Tripp to George Joseph Kireta of Warren Pa son of Mr and Mrs George Kireta of Toronto Ohio A summer wedding is planned Carol a 1964 Corry Area High School graduate works at New Process in Warren George a 1983 mechanical engineering technology graduate from Salem School of Technology in Salem Ohio is employed at Struthers Scientific and International Corporation in Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Tripp
Spring Creek
Carol Jean Tripp
George Joseph Kireta
Warren
George Kireta
Toronto
Ohio
Corry Area High School
WCTU Meets At Mrs. Amy Home With 13 Members
The regular Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting was held Tuesday at Mrs. Charles Amy's home with 13 members present. President Mrs. T. R. Sorenson led the business meeting. Debotions were offered by Mrs. Amy. Reports included Julia Rowland on an Erie meeting for the state convention in October. A rum mage sale is planned January 26 and 27 at West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Charles Amy
T. R. Sorenson
Amy
Julia Rowland
Erie
Hulett
Anna Dyne
Christian Outreach
Henry Rockman
Social Concerts Committee
Young Crusade
Listen
Corry Supply and Equipment
Washington Street
Spring Street
Follett Ladies Aid Holds Afternoon Session
The Follett Home hosted the Ladies Aid meeting with seven members and two guests Mrs Richard Stutzman and Mrs Mary Shelhamer. Mrs G Glenn Davis led the business session, devotions by Mrs Thomas Labowski, games by Mrs Milton Morris, and awards to Mrs Carl Lindberg Mrs Arthur Morris and Mrs Roger Follett. A lunch followed and plans were set for an all day February 14 gathering at Mrs G Glenn Davis home with Mrs Carl Lindberg as cohostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. 3
Roger Follett
Richard Stutzman
Mary Shelhamer
G. Glenn Davis
Thomas Labowski
Milton Morris
Carl Lindberg
Arthur Morris
Mrs. G. Bensink Hosts Plank Road Club Meeting
Members of the Plank Road Club met at Mrs. George Bensink’s home with 11 members and two guests Mrs. Florence Casler and Mrs. Jane Tripp. President Mrs. Bensink led the session which planned state bags for the next meeting. Mrs. Lawrence Miller collected orders for materials and teaching plans inviting interested individuals to contact her. The next session is slated for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plank Road Club
George Bensink
R.D. 2
Florence Casler
Jane Tripp
Lawrence Miller
Miller
Hicks Host Berean Society Meeting At Oakley Ave Home
Forty members of the Berean Society of the First Baptist Church met at Mr and Mrs Jack Hicks residence at 53 Oakley avenue. Carl Marsh led devotions and a penny collection aided servicemen at Fort Hood Texas. Rev Virgil Endsley conducted and directed games. Plans for the coming year were discussed. The group set February 21 for a Valentine's party at Mr and Mrs Arland Burrous on Brook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berzan Society
The
First Baptist Church
Jack Hicks
Oakley Avenue
Carl Marsh
Servicemen’s Center
Fort Hood
Texas
Virgil Endsley
Endsley
Arland Burrous
Brook Street
Covenant Circle Names Chairmen At First Presbyterian
The Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Eugene Davis home. Mrs. Davis chaired with Mrs. H Kenyon Leishman as vice chair. Chairs listed include Mrs. William Leaby fellowship Mrs. Ned Johnston nursery Mrs. Ross Fehiman hospitality Mrs. Hubert Heerlein program Mrs. Howard Sheen Bible study and Mrs. Chris Christensen secretary treasurer. They announced coffee hour duties for January 15 after the service and a congregational dinner January 1 at 6 pm. Bible study occurs weekly at the church. next meeting is February 21 at 1:30 pm at Mrs. Heerlein’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Davis
H. Kenyon Leishman
William’ ‘Leaby
Ned Johnston
Ross Fehiman
Hubert Heerlein
Howard Sheen
Chris Christensen
Heerlein
Luncheon Guests Share News From City Circles
The report lists women guests at a luncheon at Ada Suhr's home including Mrs Alfred Cone Mrs Arthur Cohen and others all members of the Pennsylvania China Painters Association. It notes military service updates from Sgt Gary D Wolfe and Capt Lee Williams plus social notices for a pancake supper and a Youth for Christ rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vil City
Alfred Cone
Arthur Cohen
Paul Suchar Sr
Norman Swart
al Marty
Theodore Amoroso
Lyle Chase
Ada Suhr
Marian Slopié
Vera Koslinski
The
Pennsvania China Painters Association
Births at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Rev. and Mrs. Roger Winn of Clymer. Mrs. Winn is the former Barbara Wheeler. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown of Centreville. Mrs. Brown is the former Rebecca Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Roger Winn
Clymer
Winn
Barbara Wheeler
Lewis Brown
Centerville
Funeral rites for Mrs Helen A VanCise set for Saturday
Last rites for Mrs Helen A VanCise will be held Saturday at 11 am at Bracken Funeral Home with interment at a later date. Friends may call Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. FALL KILLS WORKER AT WESTINGHOUSE PLANT. Buell G Vanderveen 46 of Sharon dies after a fall from a transformer he was testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Buell G. Vanderveen
Curry flavored roast suggested for pork or lamb
A cook advises seasoning pork or lamb with curry powder before roasting. Use one to two teaspoons depending on roast size and desired intensity for a pronounced or subtle, tasty curry note.
State wage law aligns with federal standards
Shafer explains the state wage schedule effective dates from $1 to $1.60 per hour by February 1971, with increases set for February 1 in 1969 1970 and 1971. The measure also requires overtime pay at time and a half after 42 hours per week and after 40 hours beginning February 1, 1969.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow Girls
Miss Howard
McMichael
al Yansseus
Carol Tripp
Benes
Society Editor
C. Amy
WCTU
Mrs. G. Bensink
Mr., Mrs. Hicks
Berean Society
Covenant Circle Group
Birdie
Gary Wolfe
Carl Wolfe
Titusville
Charles Lindsay
Mound Street
Chu Lai Air Force Base
Vietnam
Gary D. Wolfe
Marine Air Base
Co-Fpo
San Francisco
California
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Jonathan Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Icof Hall
North Center Street
Odd Fellows
Richard Mountain
Clifford Geer
Lee Williams
Orville Damcott
North Clymer
Bessie Burlingame
Columbus
States
Quianon
South Vietnam
Lee
Diane Cookles
Northast
Charles
Scott
Troy
Fort Sheridan
Ill
New York City
Harold
Florence) Flowers
East Frederick Street
Thomas W
Mary) Mowrey
Susan Aiel
Tom
W.W. Mowrey
Angola, N.Y
Vox Record Company
New York
Wayne Augustine
WLD Ranch
East Springfield
Youth For ‘Christ
Spartansburg Grange Hall
Augustine
P-H. Augustine
Berkshire College
Berkshire
Florida
Shafer
Yardley
Lotion DuBarry
Lotion Sea's
Mary Sherman
Faberge
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