BPW Club Installs Officers at Corry Country Club
The BPW Club held an installation dinner at the Corry Country Club with 24 members and a guest. New officers installed by state coordinator Mrs. Norman Tarbell include Miss Clare Hill as president and Miss W Jean Depew as vice president. The event featured blue and gold decor, spring flowers, and door prizes. The district Hawaii birthday gathering was announced for Titusville on June 9, with the Warren club meeting June 22 at the Penn Laurel Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Corry Country Club
Donald Nichols
el Paso
Tex
Elsie Roof
Ann Baressi
Clare Hill
Harold Jackson
BPW
Norman Tarbell
Miss Hill
W. Jean Depew
M. Agnes Lynch
Maxene Oberman
C. L. Herring
Stanley Malek
Betty Pratt
National Bank of Corry
General Telephone Company of Corry
Jackson
Lillian
Murray
Ruth Miller
Lynch
Roof
Amy Thompson
Marg Herring
Titusville
Hawaii
Warren
Penn Laurel Hotel
Epsilon Phi Holds Season Opening Wiener Roast at Mead Park
The Nichols Lodge in Mead Park hosted the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Bola Signa Plt Sorority for its season opener. Mrs. Robert Simmonsen and Mrs. Wilkin Strach were hostesses. The executive board announced committee nominees while Mrs. Richard Mason led an inspiring program on The Substance For The Art Of Life The Beauti fy based on The Power Of Passive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale. A Wiener roast followed.
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Epsilon Phi
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Bola Signa Plt
Robert Simmonsen
Wilkin Strach
Richard Mason
Norman Vincent Peale
Unclear Birth Announcement Mentions Sayehuac Curry Merarls
An unclear notice lists a newborn name sequence with multiple unusual spellings and a street address 424 Concord, lacking coherent details about birth, parents, or date. The fragmentary text reads like a personal notice with stray names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bop
Mtr
Richard Muekinhaupt
Concord
Bethany Bible Class Annual Dinner Meeting
The Bethany Bible Class of the First Baptist Church held its annual dinner at the church Tuesday. Roast beef and ham dumplings were served by Miss Phyllis Wilson, Miss Patricia Woudure, and Miss Maxine Van derhott. After supper the group gathered for business and election of officers. Mrs Roy Kerstetter was elected president with Lucia Monroe as vice president, Clyde Hull as secretary, and Lloyd Sherlock as treasurer. Guests Mrs Leah Reed and Mrs Lester Danner shared slides from a trip to Denmark, Holland and England.
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Bethany Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Phyllis Wilson
Patricia Woudure
Maxine Vanderhott
Hanle Randall
Roy Kerstetter
Lucia Monroe
Clyde Hull
Lloyd Sherlock
Clara Rauscher
Leah Reed
Lester Danner
Denmark
Holland
England
Rotary Club Hosts Civil Defense Speaker in Corry
Allan Hasbrouck introduced Warren Reynolds as guest speaker at the Corry Rotary's regular meeting Tuesday. Reynolds discussed Civil Defense aims, training, and local supervision, noting only about one percent of residents are active and urging more volunteers. The club announced CD sponsorship of a circus to raise funds for equipment. Visiting Rotarians W H Poller Jr of Marion Ohio and Paul Furniss of Mount Gilead Ohio attended. Walter Bertrysm led singing with William Leuby at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Allan “Hasbrouck
Warren
Reynolds
Meglina of
Corry
Loa! Civil Defense
W. H Poller Jr
Marion
Ohio
Holarian
Paul Furniss
Mount Gilead
Walter Bertrym
William Leuby
Haight and Sand bury win bridge event in Corry Sundue
Haight and Sand bury took first place at the Corry Sundue Duplicate game with 27s on the first evening. Florence McCray and Al Vanssens earned second with 27, while Henry Goring and J F Needham placed third with 0s in a tight field.
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Haight-Sandburg
Corry
Hospital Auxiliary Tea At Corry Memorial Held At YMCA
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held a tea at the YMCA with 100 members and 30 guests attending from 3 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Vennis Follett chaired with Mrs. Robert Betz assisting. Pourers included Mrs. Stanley Malek and others. door prize won by Mrs. Carl McIntyre. mink store prize taken by Mrs. Dori Quinlisk.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
YMCA
Vennis Follett
Robert, Betz
Stanley Malek
Edgar Alexander
Philip Zalzneck
Joseph Guignon
Mary Higgins
J FP Beebe
Lawrence Devison
Linda Turben Crowned Queen of No-Bar Club Riding Event
At a special No-Bar Riding Club meeting last evening Miss Linda Turben was elected queen of the club. She will represent the club at PONY Associated shows and be crowned after the grand entry at the No-Bar Horse Show in Columbus Sunday. Attendants include Miss Shirley Brace of Erie. other club queens join Miss Turben's court. Columbus Boy Scouts run the concession stand with Cubmaster Merle VanCise in charge.
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Linda Turbe
Linda Turben
Theolub
Turben
Columbus
Shirley Brace
Erie
Merle VanCise
Ecuador Army Clears Rioters After Guayaquil Unrest
In Guayaquil troops with machinegun fire dispersed looters after two nights of rioting blamed on Communists. The violence followed funeral services for six of eight killed in clashes with soldiers. Martial law was imposed citywide with a 10 pm curfew as the military claimed a subversive plot threatened the nation.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Camilo Ponce
Communist Party
Open House Honors Frank Christy on 25th Anniversary
About 90 guests attended a Monday evening open house for Mr and Mrs Frank R Christy of RD 2 Spartansburg in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary. They received many gifts a purse of money and were served Coke cookies punch coffee mints and nuts. Attendees came from Union City Spartansburg Titusville Pleasantville Tryonville Grand Valley Corry Erie Philipsburg and Salem Ohio.
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Frank Christy
Frank R. Christy
RD. 2
Spartansburg
Unionity
Titusville
Pleasantville
Tryonville
Grand Valley
Corry
Erie
Philipsburg
Salem
Ohio
Medical Missions Tea Aids Women Church Circles
The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church held a Medical Missions Tea on the chapel lawn yesterday from 2 to 5 pm. Six circles Calvin Covenant Geneva Knox Westminster and Witherspoon served at the punch bowl and aided the event. A garden towers refreshment table and a doll display staged country costumes for the mission offering, with Mrs Alfred Morrison Jr directing the doll table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Lawn
Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Medical Missions
Calvin
Covenant
Geneva
Knox
Westminster
Witherspoon
Alfed Morrison Jr
EUB Circles Hold Regular Meeting In Corry
Thirty five members of the Rebekah Circle of the Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the home of Mrs. Lote Raymond in R D 2 Corry for their regular session. President Mrs. Lynn Campbell led the business, appointing Mrs. Elbert E. Bush and Mrs. Dan Culver to the transportation committee for the branch convention on Wednesday June 10 at Findley Lake. Mrs. Ivan Bennink led the program titled Dominican Republic. Hostess served cookies tea and coffee. The Debora Circle met last evening with the Church event continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Rebekah
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lote Raymond
R. D
Corry
Lynn Campbell
Elbert E. Bush
Dan Culver
Transportation Committee
Findley Lake
Ivan Bennink
Dominican Republic
Mrs Truman Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs. Truman, widow of the former president, aged 74, returned home from research hospital in Kansas City after breast tumor removal surgery on May 18. She was accompanied by her husband and a nurse, then walked to her car for the short trip home, a feature noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonmrerienes
Marry S.trumant
Kansas City
Bargains in fresh foods highlight midweek markets
The article notes cheap local produce and dairy as shoppers face price shifts. Milk output may surge this month prompting Dairy Month declarations. Eggs, chicken, and pork show mixed price trends as stores advertise seasonal specials. fruit and vegetable bargains emphasize greens, peppers, tomatoes, and berries with regional varieties highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Department For Agriculture
Pascal Galery
Southern
Nike Bomare Continue At Reduced Level
Washington reports a plan to recommend continuing both Nike Hercules and Bomarc missiles at reduced levels. McElroy evaluates progress toward Nike Zeus and a broader survey ahead of a White House decision. Congressional committees clash over funding, with Nike Hercules funded and Bomarc scaled back amid missile-attack concerns.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Nel Ff.McElroy
Eisenhower
McElroy
Shold
Army
Air Force
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Senate Armed Services
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Marilyn
Warren Church
Marilyn Rae Gather
Raymond B. Gatner
Cobham Park Road
Thomas Edward Elchynski
Catherine Elchynski
West Main Street
the Holy Redeemer Church
Joseph Seybold
Evelyn Donnelly
Joseph Guiffre
Dany
Carol Hassett
Mise Laurel Prar~ier
Buller
Val Dey
Theodore Bieyerski
Cinnati, Ohl
Ronald Gainer
Gore Reimenier
Cleveland
Chiinnati
D. G. Ninguly Falls
N.Y. Corry
Mt. Dewett and Buller
Pittsburgh
United States Army
Sout Park Military Reservation
Warren High School
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Elehynoki
Corry Area High School
Gatmon College
Harvey Croscttt
Mapleyvenue
James L. Burley
Robert Proffitt
Huntington Park
Calif
City
Canton
Burley
Proffitt
California
Croscut
BPW Club
iKofod
Vawebor Fedaual Disporit
Cody
LEED
Corey
Debora
Mrs. Truman
Vernon Baldwin
Cirove Street
Donald Armitage
Keith Menton
Jed
Kay Ronis
West Indies Islands
Russell White
Jlentan
White
Roberts
Roberts Furniture and Appliance
Chuck
Nike
Bomare
Robert
Angelspun
Empire Baby
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