Corry High School Class of 1940 plans anniversary events
In Corry a 30th anniversary for the Class of 1940 includes an open house hosted by Keith Pay at Venture Inn Friday at 8 pm with a planning committee of names. Saturday features a 3 to 6 30 pm cocktail party at Corry Country Club and an alumni banquet at Corry Area High School. Also noted are community notices on Rebekah lodge activities, a funeral in Cleveland, a Pitt engineering graduate now in Lancaster, birthday celebrations, and a Catholic Daughters meeting cancelled with upcoming picnics and officer practice sessions.
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Corry High School
Keith Pay
Venture Inn
Don McCray
Gene Hasbrouck
Bill Kafferlin
Tom Cragg
Martha Vincent
Phyllis Galbreath
Betty Pratt
Lucille
WOTM Observes Academy Night and Awards
Women of the Moose held Academy of Friendship night at the Moose Lodge with chapter chairman Mrs. Eleanor Swarm in charge. Rings were presented to six members including Mrs. Lawrence Lobdell and Miss Judy Swarm. Officers for 1970-71 will be installed June 23 with College of Regents leaders from Titusville Chapter. An installation for Warren Chapter is planned June 26. Attendance and apostle awards were won by Miss Judy Swarm and Mrs. Jessie Mason. An Afghan winner was Owen Taylor. A shower honored Mrs. Neil Chelton and daughter Judy Ann. 25 Nazarene Church women attended and gift presentations followed. The next meeting is June 18. Also noted: indoctrination of riders in Tokyo by Communist China’s publicizing Mao Tse tung's thought through bus drivers and conductors.
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Academy of Friendship
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Eleanor Swarm
Lawrence Lobdell
Larry Crawford
Jackie Carmcke
Belle Taylor
Ann Royek
Judy Swarm
Edward Erskin
College of Regents
Titusville
Corry
Warren
Nellie Kirch
Jessie Mason
Owen Taylor
Neil Chelton
Judy Ann
Gordon Fralick
R.D. 1
the Nazarene Church
Chelton
Nixon couple send class greeting to Corry graduates
Gayle Ann Rahelman and her brother James LeRoy Eshelman of Corry Area School received congratulations from President and Mrs. Nixon at the White House. The message called the daughter and son of Mr and Mrs Iva Eshelman of West years ahead as they look to the future. Gayle is shown with the cards.
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Corry Area School
Gayle Ann Rahelman
James LeRoy Eshelman
Mra
Nixon
White House
Iva
Eren) Eshelman
West
Gayle
Miss Corry Area Leaves For Hershey Pageant
Miss Valerie Laufenberg Miss Corry Area 1970 departs for the Miss Pennsylvania Pageant in Hershey Pennsylvania representing Corry area and Erie County. She will spend a week with other candidates before the pageant Saturday at 9 30 p m televised on Channel 12 WICU Erie. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Othmar Laufenberg of Erie.
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Hershey
Valerie Laufenberg
Corry Area
William Morton
Corry
Erie County
Laufenberg
Wicu-Tv
Erie
Miss Laufenberg
Othmar Laufenberg
Methodist Women Meet in First United Church Session
The Women's Society of Christian Service conducted a Monday meeting led by Mrs. Leland Johnston. Devotions by Paull Meerdink focused on Living for Jesus while Steve Saxton sang with James Wells on piano. A Ruth M. Smith Home picnic is set for June 13 with potluck baskets. The WSCS announced an August 10 family church picnic and appointed new committees. A future program by Mrs. Irvin Young was discussed alongside a pledge service. Mrs. Johnston received a gift from LeRoy Hoyt, and September circles were named.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Leland Johnston
Helen Steiner Rice
Paull Meerdink
Jesus
Steve Saxton
James Wells
Ruth M. Smith
Sheffield
WSCS
Edmund Barr
Reggie Baker
Elwin Fuller
Frank McKnight
Paul Claypool
W.B. Stowe
Ruth Dahl
W.B Stone
Frank Sturgis
Fred Miller
Johnston
LeRoy Hoyt
Anne Andrus
Elizabeth Circle
Ed Curry
Grange To Host Pomona Meet In Erie County
Members of the Corry Grange met at the Grange Hall on Park Street with John Decker in charge to plan hosting the Erie County Pomona Grange on June 17. Morning events include Magic Dairy Meal by Mary Brooks and Dairy Farm Production Tour of California by Howard VanTassel and Leslie Dodd, with Mrs. Ross Metz as afternoon speaker, chair of State Grange Women’s Activities. Evening speaker is Erie County Commissioner William O. Hill Jr., per lecturer Mrs. Clifford Haynes. A “Compliment a Granger” contest was sung by Mrs. John Decker. dessert by Mrs. Harold Gale’s committee. Next regular meeting set for July 16. last week featured a Father’s Day program led by lecturer Mrs. Leo Gates with several participants.
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Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Park Street
John Decker
Erie County
Pomona Grange
Mary Brooks
California
Howard VanTassel
Leslie Dodd
Ross Metz
William O. Hill Jr
Erie County Pomona
Clifford Haynes
Harold Gale
The
Grange
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Carol Rooney
Baltimore
Coppin College
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Sheila
Sherry
Shelly
Sally McCloskey
West Pleasant Street
Bertha Dorwin
Mead Avenue
Rebekah
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Dorwin
Rupert Morris
Lewis Allen
Harbor Hall
Clara Belle Scouten
Robert Lindsey
Marian Logan
West Spring Creek
Naomi M. Clark
Cleveland
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Samuel Catshall
Michael, Lewis
James
Mary) Lewis
East Bond Street
University of Pittsburgh At Pittsburgh
Mike
Lancaster
Armstrong-Cork Company
Bryan Griswold
Ray
Sue) Griswold
R.D. 2
Carrier Road
Bryan
Cliff
Grace) Holcomb
East Smith Street
Fred Ahl
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
VFW
Charles Mack
East
Washington’ Street
Charles Dickens
Society Editor
WOTM
Judy Ann Feted
Tokyo
China
Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
Mrs. Nixon
Gayle Ann Eshelman
McMichael
Corry Joual
Miss Corry Area
Methodist
Peking
New China News Agency
Pomona
Union City Memorial Hospital
Homer Barber
R.D
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joseph Sabol Jr
Richard Kable
Kahle
Shirley Timblin
Leonard Swanson
Eugene Powers
Roy Swart
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National 1 Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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