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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1968

Page

5

Girl Scouts Win Art Awards in Warren Exhibit

Girl Scouts from Troop 11 Columbus Elementary won multiple art prizes at a Warren exhibit. Leaders Mrs. Ross Bailey and art instructor Mrs. William Keppel guided the group. Cheryl Queen earned first in seed collage and watercolor, Penny Damon first in finger paint print, LaVonne Edwards second in stitchery, Cindy Hardinger second in seed collage, Pam Cities third in tempering, with honorable mentions to Cheryl Still for watercolor Joanne Bogert for pen and ink and Cathy Sekeral for charcoal drawing.

Columbus Elementary School Warren Ross Bailey William Keppel Girl Scouts Cheryl Pe- Queen Penny Damon LaVonne Edwards Cindy Hardinger Pam Cheryl Still Joanne Bogert Cathy Sekeral

Girl Scouts Back Kerner Report Goals In 1968 Proclamation

Mrs. John Briggs, president of Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council, Inc., announced that the Girl Scouts, U.S.A. Board of Directors voted to back the major goals and objectives of the Kerner Report. A telegram proclamation dated May 24, 1968 was sent to President Johnson, Vice President Humphrey, and Governor Kerner.

Girl Scouts Kerner John Briggs Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council, Inc Board of Directors U.S.A National Advisory Commission On

Girl Scouts Endorses Civil Disorders Report Aims

The Board of Directors of Girl Scouts of the U S A endorses the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders report. It urges councils to study findings and implement programs toward a true union and a single American identity, and to collaborate with youth groups and other organizations.

Girl Scouts of the U.S.A National’ Advisory Commission On

Miss Sharon Swanson Engaged To Wed Dennis Stone

Mr and Mrs Verner Swanson of 104 Wayne Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Sharon Rose Swanson to Dennis Stone son of Mr and Mrs Edward Stone of Washington Street Sparta Spar tansburg. Miss Swanson attended Corry Area High School. Her fiancé attended Sparta Merged High School and works at Rogers Structural Steel Company. The wedding is planned for July 20.

Miss Swanson Dennis Stone Verner Swanson Wayne Street Sharon Rose Swanson Edward Stone Washington Street Spartansburg Corry Area Sparta Merged High Rogers Structural Steel Company

Progressive Dinner Planned by Newcomers

The Newcomers Club met at Mrs. Beattie’s home to plan a summer social, a progressive dinner on June 22 at 7 pm. Cocktails at the Beatties, salad at the Chapins, main course hosted by the Barbours, dessert and coffee to follow at George Hagger’s residence. Guests provide their own drinks. reservations by June 18 with Mrs. Beattie. $2 donation requested.

Ane News David Beattie East South Street Beattie Russell Chapin Hillcrest Drive William Barbour Sherman Road Columbus George Hagger West Columbus Avenue

Mrs. R. Stowe Hosts Mary Circle Meeting at Essex Street

Mary Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service met Monday at the Essex street home of Mrs. Rolland Stowe with 13 members and one guest. Mrs. Fred Miller gave devotions on the theme Impressons and Mrs. George Andrus Jr. led business. Mrs. Edmund Barr led the program from Guidance from Men of God. All urged attendance at the WSCS meeting June 10 to form new circles. Desserts were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. W. B. Stowe.

Mary Women's Society of Christian Service United Methodist Church Essex Street Rolland Stowe Fred Miller George Andrus Jr Men of God Edmund Barr WSCS Lloyd Stowe W. B. Stowe

Mrs Ladd Hosts Elgin Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting

Mrs Charles Ladd welcomed members of the Ladies Aid of the Women's Society of Christian Service at her home. Mrs Vincent Sexton gave devotions and led the lesson "Music and Modern Art." Assisted by Mrs Howard Ladd Mrs Robert Burrows and Mrs Merrill McCray. Vice president Mrs Arden Earll presided over the business session and refreshments followed.

Ladies Aid Women's Society of Christian Service Elgin United Methodist Church Charles Ladd Vincent ‘Sexton Howard Ladd Robert Burrows Merrill McCray Arden Earll

Corry area notices mix reunions sales and society events

Yesterday travelers Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith returned from Louisville with their family in East Pleasant Street. They joined their daughter Rebecca Durrett High School graduate who will attend the University of Louisville next year. Andrew C Elsie Johnson host 50th anniversary open house with 14 grandchildren. Corry Area Historical Society to meet June 11 at Nichols Lodge. Fred Mixer to speak on early Spartansburg. Moose girls host tureen dinner at Moose Lodge. Perry Hi-Way Hose Company to sponsor a round and square dance. Free recipe booklet The Flavor of American Tradition offered by Quaker Oats. Chautauqua music school to hold Paul J Christiansen choral workshop August 18 24. Corry Assembly Rainbow for Girls meets at Masonic Temple. initiation petitions due. Household hints on laundering lace tablecloths advised.

Louisville Ivan Gladys) Smith East Pleasant Street Clyde Evelyn) Johnston Rebecca Patricia Virginia Durrett High School University of Louisville Andrew C Elsie) Johnson Picidilli Hill Donald Florence) Walters Jack Jeanette) Walters Lyle Johnson Corry Robert Dorothy) Meyer Buffalo N.Y Corry Area

Mrs Grobholz Heads Corry Hospital Auxiliary

Mrs Kenneth Großnolz was installed as president of the Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary at the June meeting at the Hotel Corry. The program honored past year volunteers and installed officers including Mrs Gerald Pless as first vice president and Mrs Ernest Thacker as second vice president.

Kenneth Großnolz Corry Memorial Hospital Roger Grape Hotel Corry Gerald Pless Ernest Thacker Richard Fuller Mary Higgins William Mack Nellie Kirch

Rotary Club Hears Talks Of 4 H Activities

At the noon meeting in Hotel Corry Harold Ott Erie County agricultural agent spoke on the 4H program history. Mary Ann Markle showed color slides of 4H activities. Edward Zarger introduced the speakers and Rev Walter J Thoms gave the blessing. Howard Blakeslee was also introduced.

Rotary Club Corry Harold Ott Erie County Mary Ann Markle Erie Edward Zarger Howard Blakeslee R. D Walter J Thoms

Jocelyn Albers Weds David Upperman in Spartansburg

Miss Jocelyn Annette Albers daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Albers of Spartansburg Pennsylvania and David Leslie Upperman son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Upperman of Erie County exchanged nuptial vows May 1 at Spartansburg Methodist Church with R H Louis Hewitt officiating. The couple planned residence in Corry and both earned degrees from local institutions. Out-of-town guests came from Pennsylvania New York Ohio and Florida. The wedding featured daisies snapdragons and lighted candles with a double ring ceremony and a music program led by Janet Linden and Pam Kolaja.

Jocelyn Annette Albers John C. Albers R. D Spartansburg David Leslie Upperman Leslie Upperman Spring Street Spartansburg Methodist Church R. H. Louis Hewitt Janet Linden Pam Kolaja Sherry Phelps Kathy Upperman Bernadette Spicer Richard Phelps Lynn Kolaja Richard Smith John Kolaja Ben Stechly Emery Albers Todd Firth Centerville Union City Corry Bentleyville Galeton Titusville Clymer N.Y Massillon Mentor Ohio Niagara Falls Sparta Merged High School Williams College For Women Fort Lauderdale Fla Erie County Plastics Corporation Upperman Corry Area High School Erie County Plastics Charles Kolaja

Hotels Moving From Waikiki

Honolulu AP reports that Waikiki hotel development is constrained by scarce prime sites. Clifton Terry, president of Bank of Hawaii, says only five prime sites remain and three already committed. He notes efficient operators will avoid secondary sites.

Honolulu Waikiki Clifton Terry The Bank of Hawaii Terry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society On Pam Cmicl Cheryl PcQueen LaVonne Eawards Cathy Sekerak Cheryl Sil Cindy Hariinger McMichael Sharon Swanson R. Stowe Mary Circle Mrs. C. Ladd Birdie G. A. Nilson John Shrewsbury N.J Florence Casler Academy Friendship Chapter Women of the Moose Moose Lodge Perry Hi-Way Hose Company Thomas Mallory P.O. Box Minn Chautauqua Paul J. Christiansen Chautauqua Center Syracuse University Mrs. Grobholz Mrs Kenneth Grobhels Jocelyn Albers Bride of David Upperman Joan Kolaja Jeffery Phelps Ring Hilo Hawaii Johnson & Johnson Dreamsummer Ii
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