Townsfolk Attend Weekend Society Meetings and Visits
Mrs Lynn Campbell Mrs G T Bergman Mrs Maude Bennink and Mrs Keith Henton left yesterday for the Women s Society of Christian Service annual three day meeting at Camp Findley. Several families made visits including Pitts at Concord Street and travels to Bunkie La for the week. Miss Mary Kirch plans Florida wedding and others traveled to Washington DC and Harrisburg for family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Campbell
G.T. Bergman
Maude Bennink
Keith Henton
Women's Society of Christian Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Camp Findley
Arthur Pitts Jr
Ann Mariam
Arthur Pitts Sr
Concord Street
Bunkie
Watrous
Bert Watrous
Nelson .Thompson
Paul Orner
Reade Langhurst
Joseph Myers
Harrisburg
Arthur Cochrands
William Mitchell
Knoxville
Tenn
Mrs Flowers Piano Students Present Recital at East Frederick
Mrs Lawrence Flowers hosted a piano recital by her elementary students on East Frederick Street. Performances included Patti Toth with Jesus and Moon Shadow, Bracken with Eskimo Boy and The Birch Canoe, Isabel Laurie with O Susanna, Debbie Meerdink with Bells Are Ringing and March of The Little Men, Marilyn Hair with The Life Guard and The Xylophone, Jeffrey Puller with The Birch Canoe and The Snake, Janie Galbreath with Boat Ride at Silver Springs, Kenneth Firth with Robinson Crusoe and Brahms Lullaby, Linda Hayes with High Sleeping Horses, and Sue Sample with Here Spot. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence’ Flowers
Frederick Street
Patti Toth
Jesus
Moon Shadow
Sample
Lady’ Bracken
McKnight
Isabel Laurie
O Susanna
Debbie Meerdink
Marilyn Hair
Jeffrey Puller
Scotland
Janie Galbreath
Silver Springs
Kenneth Firth
Robinson Caruso
Linda Hayes
Sue Sample
Rotary Club Welcomes Joseph Pitcavage at Corry luncheon
The Corry Rotary Club met yesterday at the Hotel Corry luncheon to review Centennial committee reports and progress. Joseph Pitcavage, newly transferred from Puerto Rico, was welcomed as a transfer member. guests included B. G. Bennett, Douglas Rovelle Jr., and George Green. William Rodemeyer led group singing, William Armistead gave the invocation, and plans were laid for the centennial week inter esty meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Joseph Pitcavage
Corry
Rotary Group
Puerto Rico
B. G. Bennett
Douglas Rovelle Jr
George Green
Willam Rodemeyer
William Leaby
William Armistage
Picnic Supper Held by Martha Circle
The Martha Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church held a three in picnic supper last evening at the Roadside Rest. Eighteen members attended with one guest. The July meeting was cancelled. the next session will be in August at Mead Park with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Mead Park
Epsilon Phi Enjoy Tureen Picnic Dinner
Epsilon Phi and Beta Sigma Phi met last evening for a tureen picnic dinner at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park. Mrs. Fred Jensen led the program on literature with a discussion on members reading preferences. This was the last regular meeting until fall sessions begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Fred Jensen
Births at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Woodin of Bear Lake. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Portise of 512 Liberty Street yesterday afternoon. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Yerkey of 517 Liberty Street this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert K. Woodin
Bear Lake
George Portise
Liberty Street
Charles A. Yerkey
CHS Class of 1951 Plans Reunion at Hotel Corry
Robert W. Clark head of the Corry High School Alumni Committee announces final plans for the Class of 1951 reunion at the Hotel Corry in the Corry Room from 4 30 to 6 o'clock before the annual banquet and dance. Mrs. Harry Schelmer and Mrs. Ralph Perkins are also committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Clark
Corry High School
Corry
Harry Schelmer
Ralph Perkins
Cootiettes Plan To Attend Convention
Nine ladies of the Voollette Club met in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home on West Washington Street. Mrs. Mildred Sorenson presided. Mrs. Clyde Sarees Catman led the bazaar table for the Erie convention, with items accepted until Monday. The convention runs June 16 to 18, in Erie, per Colonytes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voollette Club
VFW Post
West Washington Street
Grayback
Mildred Sorenson
Clyde Sarees Catman
Erie
Rebekah Lodge Plans Meadville Event at Albion
Past District Deputy President Mrs Elof Dahl led the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meeting at IOOF Hall last evening. The Meadville Orphans Home picnic committee showed last year’s orphan picnic pictures. The event is set for Albion on August 19. Mrs Fred Mixer reported on the Northwestern meeting. Mrs Merrill Little was named a Fraternal lodge delegate. Refreshments were served by Mrs Henry Rockman, Mrs Merle Page and Mrs Henry Fosburgh after a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Meadville
Elof Dahl
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Henry Rockman
Merle Page
Henry Fosburgh
Lillian Guild Members Hold Lake Findley Meeting
Lillian God Episcopal Church Guild met at Tilt collage Findley Lake last evening hosted by Mrs Anthony Litz and Mrs Betty Pratt. The dinner preceded a business session opened with prayer by Rev William C Seitz Jr. Officers elected include Mrs George Hagger as president. Delegates reported on the 50th anniversary meeting in New Castle and Ridgway convention with Mrs Tiffany serving as delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Lake
Anthony Litz
Betty Pratt
Lillian God
New Castle
Tiffany
Ridgway
Louis Morrow
Beltz
George Hagger
Corry Hospital Auxiliary honors Finest 7 Team at dinner
Cory Memorial Hospital Auxiliary celebrated the top team in a fund raising affair with a formal dinner. Mrs Robert Bow chaired the nickel sale for the Big Broad cut event while co chairs Mrs Danser and Miss Dusty oversaw kitchen staff and table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory ‘Memorial Hospital
Gusitary
Robert Bow
Uediaher
E Kitchen
Hog
Cester Danser
Havel Dusty
Haight
Edward Heckman
Joseph Frisina
O. W. Bracken
Local club officers listed in incomplete roster
Mrs Keppel Tiffany first vice president, Mrs Anthony Litz sound vice president, Mrs Ed gar Alexander secretary and Mrs Rene Counasse treasurer appear in an incomplete club roster. The snippet shows leadership roles but ends abruptly leaving positions and names unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel Tiffany
Anthony Litz
Sound
Edgar Alexander
Rene Counasse
Treasur
Naval Academy Graduation Sees 781 New Officers
President Kennedy joins the ceremony at Annapolis to deliver an unprepared address as 95 graduates receive bachelor of science degrees. The event features a 21 gun salute and a large flyover, marking Kennedy’s first Annapolis visit since taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niwapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Kennedy
White House
Annapolis
Field House
Navy
Jecome
Smith
Seek Clues To Cancer In Weird Self-Cures
Dr John W. Cline of San Francisco president of the American Cancer Society told newsmen yesterday that self-cures and spontaneous regression hold clues to immunization. He described blood-derived shots from regression cases as helping victims of the same cancer type and altering the disease's course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cline
San Francisco
Cline
American Cancer Society
Mrs Gates Succumbs At 80 In Centerville Area
Mrs James Gates, 80, of Centerville, died yesterday after a long illness following a stay at Smith Institute in Snegertown. Born June 20, 1880, in Erie County, she lived in Centerville 19 years after earlier residence in Spartansburg. Survived by husband James Mohtes. visitation today 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home, Spartansburg. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at the same site. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery, Spar-Uusburse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaumes Weraces Gates
Centerville
Smith Institute
Rose Hill
Spar- Uusburse
San Diego
Calif
Mamon
Philippines
Dany
Two Women Drown In Camp Pond Tragedy
In Chautauqua County a car backing down a camp driveway veered into a pond, killing 80 year old Mrs. Moravick and her daughter Mrs. Kesby of Dywittville. Coroner rules accidental drowning after search by police and volunteers. Bodies recovered by State Police divers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
John Moravick
Roy Kesby
Dywittville
Keaby
Ellery Center
Centralia Road
Chautauqua County
Ralph J Wallace
Westfield
Witt
Dewittville
Athol Springs Barracks
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Hazel Shuss
William Roehric
Alma Slagle
Inter
F. Flowers
Epsilon Phi
Jane Parker
Washington St
Corry, PA
Sultana
Ann Page
Davier-Duffy
Corry Hospital Auxiliary
Mooge
Glenn Palmer
Hammond's Lumber
Eagle Street
Naval Academy
James Gates
Bennett
Epee Turnpike Safety
Barney
Firestone
Champions
Ifor Turnpike
Aess
Evis
iSuxh
Toca
Gerace Odin
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