Corry area notices and events highlight weekend
Birdie Krasa and daughter Julie return to Camp Lejeune after visiting relatives in Corry. Dr Mary Kibler returns to Mexico City after visiting North Center Street. Bob Tunnell Jr visits with Harvard Law degree next month. Elks Club hosts Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary spring dinner at 6:30 with tureen dinner and self service. reservations through Mrs Seel and Miss Oberman. Ray Miller family attend niece Carol Bartz and Patrick Dempsey wedding in Buffalo. Local band concert at Corry Area High School directed by H Lynn Rice and Ronald Raine marks senior sendoff. Mr and Mrs K S Durham celebrate 40th anniversary with open house 4 to 10 pm at 88 Railroad Street. Quote by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow ends.
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The
Elks Club
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jerome Needham
Samuel Antrim
Cochairman
Robert Seel
Maxene Oberman
Ray Miller
Daniel
Chestnut Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Ray
Carol Bartz
Patrick Dempsey
K. S. Durham
Railroad Street
Miss Sandra Ann Weicht Engaged to Francis Oyer
Miss Sandra Ann Weicht and Francis Eugene Oyer become engaged. Miss Weicht a 1960 Corry Area High School and 1962 Bryant and Stratton Buffalo graduate, works at Associated Spring. Oyer, a 1987 CAHS graduate, served in the Army and owns a business. The couple plans an August wedding.
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Miss Weicht
Francis Oyer
Bryant and Stratton Business Institute
Buffalo
Raymond di Associated Spring Corporaion
CAHS
United States ‘Army
Elizabeth Rogers Hosts Guild Dinner at Summer Home
The Findley Lake home of Miss Elizabeth Rogers hosted the final Lillian Guild dinner of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church season. Fourteen members attended with guests Morma Felton and Miss Katherine Bright. Mrs. A. M. Lisz presided. Mrs. Betty Pratt reported on sales.
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Findley Lake Summn
Elizabeth Rogers
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal, Church
Morma Felton
Katharine Bright
A. M. Lilz
Betty Pratt
Girl Shrinks From 6-7 Height To "Only" 5-11
HYDE England AP The tall Anne Rowston 19 underwent four leg bone removals eight months ago reducing her height from 6 feet 7 inches to 5 feet 11. She remains on crutches for a month and has attracted pen friends including Bill Dicker a Londoner 23 who plans to be her first date. Anne learned to draw and paint at Gobowen Hospital with an art tutor and hopes to illustrate books and design Christmas cards.
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Hyde
England
Anne Rowston
Mand
Anne
Bill Dicker
Gobowen Hospital
Britain
Donald Foster
Ross Family to Return to West Irian as Missionaries
Rev and Mrs Frank Ross and their three children Donna Joleen and Ramon plan a five year return to West Irian also called New Guinea to continue work with tribes once labeled Stone Age. Final farewell services run this week at Cobb s Corners Community Church and Excelsior Full Gospel Church with multiple talks and Sunday services before departure from Erie Airport by plane. Public invited to attend services and airport gathering to see them off.
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Frank Ross
Donna
Joleen
Ramon
West Irian
New Guinea
Ross
Cobb's Corners
Excelsior Full Gospel
Excelsior
Cobb's Church
New York City
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Ohio
Michigan
Georgia
New York
Pennsylvania
Erie
Columbus School Sixth Graders Honored at PTA Party
Last evening from 7 to 10 Columbus Elementary hosted a party for the sixth grade’s final year. The Columbus PTA sponsored, with Mrs. Clarence Savko in charge aided by Mrs. Kuzma, Roberts, and Savko. Forty five students attended with teachers Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Damon. Entertainment by Renee Edwards and others, games, prizes, corsages for girls, fresh meats and bow ties for boys, and dancing closed the evening.
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Columbus
Columbus Pta
Clarence Savko
John Kuzma
Charles Roberts
Frank Savko
Edith Fox
Betty Damon
Renee Edwards
James
Edgar Taylor
Gary Kuzma
Salin
Mercyhurst Awards Honor St Edward's Students at Mercyhurst College
The Sisters of Mercy held their first annual awards convocation in Mercyhurst College's Little Theatre. St. Edward's School students received commendation certificates for achievements in various areas. Mary Beth Jandy, Mary Popovich, Susan Hooks, and Victoria Baressi were pictured. The event honored distinguished students and aimed to inspire excellence and Christian ideals. Mother Mary Clare welcomed attendees and the Very Reverend Homer G. De Walt spoke after awards. The McAuley Award, named for Mother Catherine McAuley, was presented to a top student from each school exemplifying the school's spirit and ideals.
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Sisters of Mercy
Mercyhurst College
St. Edward's School
Mary Beth Jandy
Mary Popovich
Susan Hooks
Victoria Baressi
Mary Clare
Homer G. de Walt
Lutheran Circles Meet at Mrs Rossbacher’s Home
Members of the Rachel Circle gathered for a breakfast session hosted by Mrs. John Rossbacher on Raymond Avenue with cohostess Mrs. Armour Hillstrom. The program featured Mrs. Gus Eder assisted by Mrs. R. C. Anderson, Mrs. Harry Schiemer and Mrs. George Gould.
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Rachel Cin
John Rossbacher
Rachel Circle
Raymond Avenue
Armour Hillstrom
Gus Eder
R. C. Anderson
Harry Schiemer
George Gould
Rebecca Circle Meeting At St Pauls Church Host Home
The Rebecca Circle of St Pauls Church met at the homes of Mrs Albert Lynn and Mrs Elizabeth Bowls with eighteen members and one guest present. The program Change is a Challenge was presented by Mrs P T Meir with assistance from several members. The business meeting was led by chairman Mrs Nellie Kirch and discussed new redparaments. It was noted this was the last meeting until fall when circle meetings would resume. It announced money for Lutheran Church Women can be given during the summer months by placing in envelopes marked LOW.
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Rebecca
St.Paul's Church
Albert Lynn
Elizabeth Bowls
P. T. Meir
William Hayes
Walter Windahl
John Baste
Nellie Kirch
Lutheran Church
Rainfall Below Normal Across Pennsylvania in Early 1965
The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service reports April and May 1965 rainfall was below normal in every section of the state. Deficiencies ranged from 1.35 to 5.94 inches, according to service data released yesterday.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Bridge Winners and Upcoming Unit Duplicate Event Announced
Members of the Carry half table Howell sedsle in the Garden Room at the VFW Post Home. Average was 24 with winners Mr and Mrs F H Bartholme Union City at Mir and Mrs T H Treat Union City 24 and Mrs Vee Lindsey and Mrs Donald Hall 24. A regular session is scheduled for next week. Northwestern Pennsylvania Unit No 226 will sponsor a special Unit duplicate bridge tournament on Sunday June 6 at 2 pm at the Croas Creek Country Club four miles south of Pittsville on Route 8. All area players invited. Announcement that the Unit chose Greenville Country Club in Greenville as the site of the next Continent-Wide Charity event. Next date August 6 at 8 15 pm.
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Howell Sedsle
VFW
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Mir
T. H. Treat
Vee Lindsey
Donald Hall
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Croas Creek Country Club
Pittsville
Greenville
Pangey
Ae cAt Gust
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