Card Party Sparks Social Boost at VFW Post
Corry memorial Hospital Auxiliary staged a successful card party at the VFW Post with about 40 tables in play. Prizes were awarded in card games including 600, Bridge and Canasta, a perfume prize went to Mrs. Percy Corbin, and door prizes were provided by local merchants. Refreshments served by a committee. organizers and volunteers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sme
Corry Memorial Hospital
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Dorothy Linendell
Merrill Lillie
Peter Russell Jr
John Wilson
Marilyn Gibas
Albert Young
Paul Shannon
Marvin Millspaw
Roger Haight
Glenn Brown
Hazel Hall
Hugh Muckinghaupt
Peter Glavis
Gertrude Long
Phillip Sample
Henry Jaquith Jr
Edward Heckman
Ernest Simmonsen
Elof Dah
Don McCray
Bridge
W. J. Splesman
J. F. Needham
Wallace Young
F. W. Dey
Percy Corbin
Arlene Bangs
Richard Williams
Leo Muldevick
Frank Frisina
Morris Boutwell
Alfred J. Morrison
David Nichols
James Walters
Helen Rhynard
Raymond Mulvin
James Sullivan
Cleve Marion
Chris Christensen
Frank Wise
James Daniels
Raymond Sandburg
Paul Lines
Joseph Seitz
Robert Lewis
Richard Muckinhaupt
Robert Curtis
W. 8. Gibson
Roy Reed
Brigham Hardware
Evans Dress Shop
Meerdink’s House of Furniture
Corry Pharmacy
Flye's Rexall
Gertrude Hughes Beauty Shop
PTA Dinners and Rotary Guests Highlight Local Events
Dr William Rodemeyer spoke on child development at the Concord PTA meeting held last evening in the school, with Raibi Austin leading devotions and the flag salute. Rotary Club dinner guests included 23 foreign exchange students from Northwestern Pennsylvania high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MYS
Jusse Cama
Concord School
Parent- Teacher Association
Raibi Austin
PTA Council
Corry Area
Crawford Sallee
Red Cross Directors Hear Monthly Reports
The American Red Cross directors met last evening in the chapter rooms with prayer led by Mrs. Don Williams. James Allyn chaired as chapter chairman and reported on the 1959 60 United Fund drive. Committee appointments were made for the 1960 61 drive and for disaster and budget roles. Home service aided nine November and ten December cases, seven with financial aid. First aid classes continue with a new session next month. Blood program noted 84 pints received from the Buffalo Regional center versus 82 previously reported. Corry’s donor visits target 125 pints per visit, aided by volunteers and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority telephoning donors. February 22 is next chapter meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Don Williams
James Allyn
Charles Clark
Robert Lark
United Fund Campaign
Allyn
Robert Clark
Howard McMullen
B.G. Bennett
Home Service
Robert Gatlin
Philip Lega
Albert Cole
James St. George
Blood Program
Buffalo Regional Blood Center
Corry
St. George
Quota
Winnie Pierce
Don Willams
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Birth Announcement for Son in Corry
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs. Charles Rea of Wattsburg. The family noted the hospital convenience and mentioned local businesses Grice Jewelers Carrolls Beauty and Gift Shop Bargain Joes and Marges Beauty Salon as nearby establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Ofys
Charles Rea
Wattsburg
Corry Memori Hospital
Grice Jewelers
Carroll's Beauty and Gift Shop
Bargain Joe's
Marge’s
Golden Agers Honor January Birthdays
Sixty-one Corry Area Golden Age Club members met at the YMCA with Rev. William Seite as chaplain. The group planned to buy two YMCA memberships in the club’s name and host a February Valentine party. Three new members joined and Ralph Gates was lauded as the oldest birthday celebrant among January birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
William Seite
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
John
Maude Barnes
Merrill Patterson
Fae Wynt
Charles Amy
Ralph Glenn
S Arden Baldwin
Ralph Gates
Bernice DeJean
Grace Foster
Esther Fargo
Florence McCray
Fred Mixer
Calvin Pier
Lyle Shiyeve
Elizabeth Tograhami
Paul Weed
Margaret Clark
Charles Bell
Lottie Chase
Methodist Men Hear Program On Cancer
A program on cancer information was presented at the Methodist Men meeting at the first Methodist Church with 68 members and guests. Films from the American Cancer Society were shown, followed by discussion led by A. E. Tater. Burle Bliley and Roy Reed served on the program committee. Reed introduced the speaker. Refreshments were served by Edward Rossbacher, Milton Dahm, and Arden Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Methodist Church
American Cancer Society
Dy A. E. Tater
Burle Bliley
Roy Reed
Edward Rossbacher
Milton Dah
Arden Baldwin
Rotary Dinner Hosts 20 Exchange Students from 15 Countries
The Corry Rotary Club hosted roughly 90 people in the Hotel Corry dining room for a dinner honoring the Larrondo family of Santiago Chile. Twenty visiting students spoke briefly in their native languages and English about their experiences, underscoring Rotary International’s goal of strengthening foreign relations. Dan Skala, AFS representative and Lawrence Park High School principal, outlined the American Field Service program’s growth from 1947 to 1500 foreign students this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
United Nations
Rotary
S. Kelsey
Kelly
Cloue
Kelsey
Dan Skila
Lawrence Pak High School
Tiela Service
Skala
ABS
Foreien High School
American students in France exchange program highlighted
A report describes historical exchanges between the United States and France through the AFS and a CAHS student’s upcoming summer trip. Speakers praise the program as shaping deeper mutual understanding and refer to notable participants and organizers at a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dents
United States
France
AFS
Corry
CAHS
Skite
Skala
America
Elmer Ortner
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Allan ‘Hasbrouck
William Leaby
Kelsey
Lester R. Lopits
L. O. Nichols
Merle Dodd
Corry Grange Holds White Elephant Sale Preview
Corry Grange No. 55 met in Grange Hall with Charles Mulligan presiding and 15 members present. Mae Clark reported on the GLF dinner from January 18. Mrs. Leroy King led a song charades program and members were urged to bring wrapped inexpensive items for a white elephant sale at the next meeting. The fable committee was announced as Oscar Lindstrom Roy Swart and Charles Mulligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Gradge No. 55
Grange
Charles Mulligan
Mae Clark
GLF
the Grange
Leroy King
Oscar Lindstrom
Roy Swart
Youth Month Program Slated At Grange Meeting
Ca lumbus Grange No. 815 met Monday in the Grange Hall with Harold Curtis presiding. Mrs. David Curtis named Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr. and Mrs. Ronald Cutter to plan February and March refreshments. Read were communications on legislation and illness thank-you notes. Youth Month guest speaker for Feb 8 is Mrs. Jay Church of Warren, Pomona youth chairman, with Grange youth acting as officers. Philip Wade led the evening program with religious slides on the life of Christ and the fine arts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. David Curtis and Mrs. Lawrence Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Harold Curtis
Calumbus Grange
David Curtis
Paul Suchar Sr
Ronald Cutter
Jay Church
Warren
Pomona
the Grange
Philip Wade
Lawrence Miller
Women’s Duplicate Bridge Winners at YMCA Session
The weekly Women’s Duplicate Bridge event at the YMCA yesterday finished with Lena St Clair and Elizabeth Rogers in first place scoring 45. Other results: Mrs Ivan Wickwire and Mrs J Pred Kinley tied for second and third with Mrs John Gates and Mrs Raymond Francis at 41, Mrs H J Wilcox and Mrs Gerald Lane fifth with 28, and Mrs Rosage Keck and Mrs Richard Peebles sixth with 37. Mrs Wickwire taking reservations for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
YMCA
Lena St. Clair
Elizabeth Rogers
Ivan Wickwire
J. Pred Kinley
John Gates
Raymond Francis
H. J. Wilcox
Gerald Lane
Rosage Keck
Richard Peebles
Wickwire
Ex GOP Solon Ralph Horrité Dies in Seattle
Ralph Ashley Horrité, Republican congressman from Washington 1st District from 1931 to 1938, died yesterday after a long illness. He was a long time Seattle legal and political figure, born in Saybrook Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Seattle
Wash
Ralph Ashley Horrité
Congress
Washington
Saybrook
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Irving Street
Daytona Beach
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Norman Edinger
Philip Zalaneck
A. Bruce Smith
Willard Gibson
Philip Sample
Robert Parker
Harvey Loveland
Robert Lova
Jand
Jamestown
T. C. Swanson
Essex Street
Wm. Rodemeyer
Concord Pta
Rotary Club
Hotel Corty
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Argentina
Titusville
Gerlinge Kroetinger
Austria
Lawrence Park
Gerard Decker
Belgium
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Eve
Rosa Larronda Chille
Corey
Dovthe Andersen
Denmark
Youngsville
Tula Saharinen
Finland
Pairview
Inge Amos
Germany
Waterfor
Axel Sommer
Frank Jin
Marcella Boco
Italy
Girard
Franco Guadgno
Union City
Yutaka
Tanaka
Japan
Strong Vincent
Evie
Yvonne van Tilburg
Netherlands
Meadville
David Whiting
New Zealand
Sawyer
Are
Sidsel Agard
Norway
Oil City
Addaun
Hjelmstad
Wesleyville
Almar Pedersen
Albion
Margarita Orrlia
Panama
Harborcreek
Tomas Edam
Sweden
McDowell
Erie
Ulf Nordahl
Peter Murirs
Uganda
Red Cross
Golden Agers
Methodist
Corry Savings Cloan Gx
Hovld Center
Robert
Coats - CO
Coats
Dan Skala
AFS Represe
Corry Grange
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Pillsbury
Deerfield
Sandra Dee
THE
Wild Cry
Mhela
Pel
Audie Murphy
Joanne Dru Gilbert Roland Jim Backus
Tnifersal Wteriatinal Pure
San Paulo
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