Page notes from Corry area clubs and gatherings
Birdie Tells Us highlights a College Women's Club talk by Miss Phyllis Hill at the YMCA with slides from Mexico. Covenant Circle at East Washington Street met for dessert and discussed Paul’s Letters to the Philippians and poverty influence. Junior Tri-Hi-Y to sponsor a rummage sale for club treasury. Dinner party hosts and guest list at 963 South Center. Rainbow for Girls installation at the Masonic Temple with Roberta Swart installed as worthy advisor and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Hill
Corry Area High School
College Women's Club
YMCA
Ida Guignon
Everett Johnson
Elmer A. Ortner
John Rickers
Arnold Seastead
J. Donald Watson
William Waterhouse
Paul
Philippians
H. Kenyon Leishman
The
Covenant Girese
Donna Douglas
Mike's Pizzeria
South Center Street
Corry
Miss Alsdorf Engaged to Donald Kerr in Spartansburg
Jean Louise Alsdorf daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion W. Alsdorf of Spartansburg R D 1 announces engagement to Donald R. Kerr son of Mr. and Mrs. Rulin Kerr of Titusville. Both families named with long local ties and plans for a future wedding. Also notes births and society items from Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion W. Alsdorf
Spartansburg
Jean Louise
Donald R. Kerr
Rulin Kerr
Titusville
Miss Alsdorf
Sparta Merged High School
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Indiana, Pa
Kerr
Titusville High School
Paul L. Porter
Sciota Street
Corry
Dorcas Class Meets At Mrs Nichols Home
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs Stanley Nichols on Franklin Street for their regular gathering after attending the Week of Prayer Service at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs Henry Rockman presided during a brief business session before a social period and refreshments hosted by the hostess assisted by Miss Ruth Dahlstrand and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Stanley Nichols
Franklin Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Henry Rockman
Ruth Dahlstrand
Clyde Dahl
Lawrence Davison
Mrs Walter Rath Hosts Calvin Circle Meeting
The Calvin Circle of the Women’s Association of the United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Walter Rath’s East Irving Street home with 10 members and one guest. Mrs. Harold Flowers spoke on Rich Nations Poor Nations and new study Poverty and Affluence was introduced. nursery duties for February were assigned and officers including Mrs. Morris Wickwire and Mrs. Howard Hammond were noted. Mrs. Wickwire will host February 21 with Mrs. Warren Titus assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Women's Association of the United Presbyterian Church
Walter Rath
East Irving Street
J. H. Heerlein
Harold Flowers
Flowers
Barbara Ward
James Hileman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow Girls
Roberta Swart
Sylvia Schneider
Journal
Johnston
Birdie
First Presbyterian Church
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Howard Sheen
Davis
Chris Christensen
Mary de Lury
Charles Thompson
E. W. Baccus
Paul Lines
M. Leo Mulderick
M. Agnes Lynch
LaVerne Miller
Jerome Needham
Mary E. Sears
Donald
Donald Kerr
Ture
Kay Simmons
D’arcy Marile
Pat Cochran
Mary Lee
Rugar
Sandy Crowell
Corry Memorial Hospital
Brenda
Edward Krasa
Orner
Alma R
Krasa
Lindstrom
Barbe
Helen Shira
Crowell
Cam Cervola
Dorothy Morrison
Ruth Wallace
Becky Morrison
Becky Damon
Darla Monroe
Brenda Warner
P.W. A
Sherry McCray
Naomi Johnson
David Johnson
Martha Schneider
Rudy McCray
Carmen Piccirillo
Kelly Swart
Ron
George Haggar
Alfred Morrison
George Gould
Helen Johnson
Theodore Swanson
Arthur Cohen
Joseph Furst
Charles Roberts
Carol Brown
Mary Porter
Debbie Tate
Donna Tate
Molly Rudolph
Karen Lobdell
Renee Edwards
Juanita Awards
Kay McCaslin
Ivy Shelly
Christine Vanik
Marcie Stahl
Eddie Edwards
Pittsfield
Warren General Hospital
Frederick Diemer
West Bond Street
Diemer
Penelope Sprovers
Society
Jean Alsdort
Loblaws
Cherry Valley Wieners
Clear Rapids
Cloverlane
California
Florida
Bancardchek
Citizens Corry Office
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mrs
Maxine
N. Center St. Corry
Brabbag
Bassett
Barney's Firestone Furniture Department
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