Community notes and upcoming events in Crawford and Warren counties
Bertha McMichaels society column reports Carl A Triola Jr of Meadville named Crawford County child welfare director set to begin duties in July. Choir plans a four day New York trip fundraiser with a home made ice cream social at Columbus Community Congregational Church. Miss M Agnes Lynch returns from state CDA convention with local delegate duties. Fr Whittlesey marks 94th birthday. Pittsburgh game attendance noted for local residents. Warren Forest County Seventh Degree Association to sponsor a tureen supper at East Branch Grange Hall Saturday evening. attendees urged to bring tureen and tableware. program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Triola Jr
Meadville
Carl
Max Bennink
M. Agnes Lynch
Marion Street
Pittsburgh
Catholic Daughters of Almerica
Penn- Sheraton Hotel
William C. Stuck
Titusville
Miss Lynch
CDA
FR. Whittlesey
West Church Street
Robert Loveland
East Street
Donald Sturdevant
Oakdale
Sturdevant
Corry
Marilyn Jackman Bridal Shower Held in Sciota Street Home
A bridal shower for Marilyn Jackman was hosted Sunday afternoon at the Sciota street home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackman. Sister Martha Jackman organized the party with mother’s assistance, guests shared gifts, games, and refreshments as plans for her June 20 wedding to Daniel Wood were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jackman
Harold Jackman
Sciota Street
Martha Jackman
Mary “Houser
Bonnie Vance
Allen Carey
Mrs. Ottaway Feted At Concord School Shower
Teachers of Concord School honored Mrs. Roger Ottaway at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Gerald Bagley on East Frederick Street. Guests included Ann Baressi, Paul Claypool, H Lynn Rice, Robert Mulvin, Charles Parkhurst, Fred Kauer, Clarence Eld, Ruth Dahlstrand, Edward Partch, James Burkhart, Everett Johnson, S. E. Anderson, Georgia Young, F. Lowe Edwards, Nicholas Bogden, Morley Ottaway, Paul Meerdink, Paula and Debbie, Eva Kepler, Helen Johnson, and Stanley Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ottaway
Concord School
Roger Ottaway
Gerald Bagley
East Frederick Street
Ottaway
Ann Baressi
Paul Claypool
H. Lynn Rice
Robert Mulvin
Charles Parkhurst
Fred Kauer
Clarence Eld
Ruth Dahlstrand
Edward Partch
James Burkhart
Everett Johnson
5. E. Anderson
Georgia Young
F. Lowe Edwards
Nicholas Bogden
Morley Ottaway
Paul Meerdink
Paula
Debbie
Eva Kepler
Helen Johnson
Stanley Nichols
McCray Group Holds Annual Tea
The 14th annual tea was sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the McCray Cemetery Association. Twenty seven members attended led by Mrs. Merrill McCray. Officers were reelected and plans made to begin payments to the Men's Association for cemetery maintenance. A wreath was proposed for the older section. Merle McCray named purchasing chair. Guests from Elgin Corry Union City and Spartansburg attended and donations to the cemetery fund were invited via Mrs. Howard Keslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle McCray
Elgin
Corry
Union City
Spartansburg
Howard Keslee
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Mc Clure
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr George Mc Clure and Mrs Mc Clure of Spring Creek. The mother is the former E Jean Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
George McClure
Spring Creek
Richard Bemis
Corry
Bemis
Norman Hazeltine
Harding PTA Sponsors Final School Picnic
Harding PTA held the final Harding School picnic at Mead Park last evening. Over 100 students, parents and teachers attended a 6 p.m. dinner with ice cream and coffee provided by the PTA and cupcakes by the committee. Meadowbrook Dairy supplied the orange drink. Gifts were presented to Miss Ruth Dahlstand and Mrs. Edward Partch by Mrs. Holland Morgan and Mrs. Ernest Emmons. The planning committee included several named local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding School
Mead Park
PTA
Meadowbrook Dairy
Holland Morgan
Ernest Emmons
Ruth Dahlstand
Edward Partch
Frank Karkoski Sr
Jack Armitage
Walter Loveland
Joseph Hajec
Emmons
Thomas Lamendola
Post Prom Group Thanks Backers for Successful Event
The Post Prom Committee issues public thanks to individuals and organizations who helped with the party held last Friday night. They note a very large number of contributors, including junior class parents, clubs, businesses, and parents who assisted without juniors, plus the junior and senior students for their behavior.
Teamark at First Presbyterian Church Marks Centennial
Afternoon tea in the church chapel garden for the centennial of the First Presbyterian Church drew guests in old fashioned attire. Hostesses included Mrs. Harold Patterson and Mrs. Kenneth Burr with refreshments served around a floral center. The Medical Missions Tea supports Presbyterian missions worldwide with many parishioners attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
al Vanssens
Merle Page
Russell Briggs
Clyde Keith
Jan Howard
Church Chapel
Church
Harold Patterson
Kenneth Burr
John Kennedy
Medical Missions
Presbyterian
Chorus Program Well Attended at Corry High School
A large audience at Corry Area High School attended the Junior High Choral Festival On Stage directed by Judith C. Dwyer. The chorus sang Broadway selections folk tunes and a St Cecilia Mass hymn He s Got the Whole World in His Hands in tribute to Marian Anderson. Piano accompaniments by Sharon McCray and Kaylene Bliley. Awards for three years of performance will be presented to Jeriy Aikens Debbie Bacheffner Linda Lindstrom Linda May Kathy Miscik Jane Pedensky Helen Rhoades Nita…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Judith C. Dwyer
Marian Anderson
Sharon McCray
Kaylene Bliley
Jeriy Aikens
Debbie Bacheffner
Linda Lindstrom
Linda May
Kathy Miscik
Jane Pedensky
Helen Rhoades
Nita
Lydia Circle Picnic At Nichols Lodge Mead Park
Members of the Lydia Circle of the First Methodist Church held a picnic at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park with a 1 p.m. dinner and new officers hosting. Degatiins by Mrs. Gladys McCloskey covered Serving God at Home. Florence Flagroth named suns chairman and Mrs. Willie Brown devotional chairman. Leola Howell of Anchorage Alaska, a guest, spoke on her country and its regent earthquake. Next meeting set as a picnic at the Hasbrouck home on Liberty Street July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Lodge
Lydia Circle
Mead Park
Lydia
First Methodist Church
Gladys McCloskey
S. Florence Flaghrot
Suns
Willie Brown
Leola Howell
Anchors Age
Alaska
Regent
Hasbrouck
Liberty Street
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Eety Bertha McMichael
Birdie
Center” Street
Harding Pta
McMichaely
Sprovers
Karen Sulter
Susan Tanner
Loblaws
del Monte
OWEN
Orchard Park
Holly Hill
Woolworth's
Kat
Snewes
Nonciccot
Aly
Barney's Firestone
WilsAy
Ray Amy Powell
Powell Loan and Finance Co
Center St
Bennett
Correy
Deni Jeans
Dennett’ S Corry’s House of Fashion
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