Management Club Names New Officers
C McLean was named president of the Corry Management Club at the final meeting of the 1959 60 season held at the Corry Country Club. Other officers include Clifford Taylor Jr vice president Miss M Agnes Lynch secretary E Frank Anthony treasurer and Bernard Shaw board of control. Dr P A Augustine pastor of the Federated Church of East Springfield spoke on How It Feels To Be Ty and Out of Russia and showed slides of Russia Sweden Austria and the Holy Land. The invocation opened the roast beef dinner for 88 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McLean
Corry
William Hellmintoller
Clifford Taylor Jr
M. Agnes Lynch
E. Frank Anthony
Bernard Shaw
Board of Control
Charles Clark
Walter Bertram
P. A. Augustine
Federated Church of East Springfield
Russia
Dr. Augustine
Nelson Thompson
Sweden
Austria
Holy Land
New Orleans
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Edin
James Nieman
Corry Area
Jubilee nets $100 for Orphans' Home at Cory Jubilee
About 400 Cory residents attended the Countryside Jubilee at Cory Area High School where the local TOOF raised $100 for the IOOF Children's Home in Mesdville. Guests included the home’s superintendent and matron Mr and Mrs Charles A Gape, plus WWVA’s Jim Haney who performed on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Area High School
TOOF
IOOF
Mesdville
al Cox
Charles A. Gape
WWVA
West Virginia
Jim Haney
Haney
Warren Russell
Seastead family reunites as father returns after 60 years
A Swedish feature highlights Arnold Sea Stead proudly displaying Seastead and his father John revisiting his homeland after six decades in the United States. The clipping also mentions Corry graduates and local moves, including Arthur Pitts Jr and Deirdre Pitts, plus other CAHS and Grove City College ties, with trips to New York and Boston through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyigyarngrabb Tilbaka Etter
Amerika
Arnold Seastead
Seastead
John
Cortykes
Catholic Universiy
Washington, D. C
Arthur Pitts JR
Deirdre
Arta
Arthur Pitts Sr
Corncord Street
Corry High
Princeton University
London School For Boys
Bethesda
Gannon College
Erie
Louisiana Butte University
Baton Rouge
Robert Tunnell
West Park Place
Tunnel
Kathe
Bill
Hanover
N. H
Tunnell
Dartmouth University
Bob
George Tunnell
New York City
CAHS
Judy Dodd
Amet Hospital
Leslie Dodd
Leslie Jr
Columbus
Judy
Hamot
Student Nurses Assciation of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hamet
Ray Blynt
Prospect Street
Lyle Blynt
Gastonia
N. C
Patsy Denton
Sally Jenkins
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
North East
Methodist
Triangle
Charles C. Elmers
Folklore Society
Cleve Morton
Louisville
Thomas Benim
Grove City College
Jerry Swanson
Theodore Swansons
Essex Street
James D. Watson
J. Donald Watt
East Congress
Ceremony Unites Ronald Woodin and Carol Ann Caster
A double ring ceremony at Lottaville officiated by Rev. R. A. Merrifield united Ronald Woodin and Carol Ann Caster. The bride wore silk organza over taffeta with Sabrina neckline and bouffant roses. maid of honor was Alice Marie Damon. After a church reception the couple, now in Jamestown, plans a brief honeymoon. The bride is Corry Area High School alumna. the groom works at Taco Products in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottaville
R. A. Merrifield
Beatrice Bensink
Caster
Alice Marie Damon
Robert Woodin
Jamestown
Corry Area
Youngsville
Taco Products
Marjorie Price
Clair da- Glenn Warnshuis
Alice Damon
Sharon Price
Train Leaders For Day Camp
The second training session for Girl Scout Day Camp leaders was held yesterday at Mead Park with Mrs. Walter Nollinger and Mrs. Merrill Wade covering camping basics. Two more sessions on crafts and outdoor skills are set for June 30 and July 1 at Mead Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Registration closes July 1, open to non Scouts. submit to Mrs. William Phillips, FR, D. 2, Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Walter Nollinger
Merrill Wade
William + Phillips
D. 2
Union City
Silver wedding open house honors Arden Rockafellow couple
Mr and Mrs Arden Rockafellow marked their silver anniversary with an open house at West Spring Creek Town Hall attended by about 125 guests from Corry Spring Creek Meadville and Erie. The couple married June 14 1935 in Meadville and have four children Na omi Fitch Duane Rockafellow Linda and Dennis Rockafellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden
Rockafellow
Corry
Spring Creek
Meadville
Erie
West Spring Creek
Rocksfellow
Rocka
Aero Supply
Warren
Layke Tool Company
Naomi Fitch
Duane Rockafellow
Linda
Dennis Rockafellow
Concord 4 H Club Names Committees for Refreshments and Club Names
The Concord Girls 4 H Club held its second meeting at the Community House with president Sharon McCray presiding. A refreshments committee including Donna Morris Phyllis Chelton Lois Rose and Sharon McCray was named and a names committee with Phyllis Chelton Donna Fraster Donna Morris and Sendra Mell Cray was appointed to suggest club names for a vote next meeting. Miss Rachel Hogan outlined tasks for four groups and members reported on ideas after a ten minute planning session. Carol Jackson led games and entertainment before adjournment, with the next meeting scheduled for June 30 at 1 30 p m Twenty three members attended including five new girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Girls
Community ‘House
Sharon ‘McCray
Donna Morris
Phyllis Chelton
Lois Rose
Sharon McCray
Donna Fraster
Sendra Mel Cray
Rachel Hogan
Carol Jackson
Youth indicted in Brentwood stabbing case
Allegheny County grand jury indicted a 14 year old youth yesterday in connection with the fatal stabbing of another youth in the suburb of Brentwood on May 14. Details of the indictment were not disclosed in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Brentwood
Showers Honor Janet Thornton
The Hasbrouck and Ike's Sport Shop bowling teams in the Ladies B League honored Janet Thornton at a pre nuptial party at Findley Lake Bud Emley cottage. Boat rides, picnic foods, and shower cake followed, with hostesses Mrs. Wickwire Clark Williams. Door prizes awarded to Mrs. Matthews Loveland Root. Thornton to wed Donald Gilbs July 5. she received humorous gifts. Another shower hosted by Mrs. Bernard Ross featured bingo and a lavender and white decor with gifts for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasbrouck
Ike's Sport Shop
Janet Thornton
Bud Emley
Findley Lake
Ivan Wickwire
Paul Clark
John T. Williams
Felix Matthews
James Loveland
Leon Root
Miss Thornton
Donald Gilbs
Thornton
Bernard Ross
Mead Avenue
William Eaton
Burch Gordon
Dorothy Lytton
Robert Sullivan
WOTM Boost CAIDC Drive in Corry Meeting
Women of the Moose boost CAIDC fundraising at a regular Moose home meeting led by Mrs. William Prine. Clyde Keith urged members to support the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation’s drive as officers prepare for installation on June 2. John Williams won a 50 50 prize and Mrs Lucy Giacoma the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Industrial Development Corporation
Clyde Keith
CAIDC
Moose Home
Tts
Wiliam Prine
WOTM
Plung
Leland Wilcox
Jessie Mason
Donald Gates
Andrew Hansen
Henry Davis Jr
William Hempel
John Williams
Spring Street
Lucy Giacoma
Wife Testifies She Was Not There When Mate Shot
Isabelle B Abernathy testified at a Mercer County murder trial that she had left her estranged husband George with a pistol in his hand inside Inn 62 on the Sharon Mercer road. She said they argued, she moved to the vestibule, then fled as he followed and grabbed her. The jury was expected to hear final arguments today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Hickory Township
Mercar County Court
Isabelle B Abernathy
George
Inn 62
Sharon Mercer Road
Relief Corps States Picnic at Corry Grange Hall
An all day Wo man’s Relief Corps session at Corry Grange Hall featured a noon tureen dinner by Mrs John Long and others. Twenty six members met as a Flag Day program circulated. A $15 donation was given to the Brookville home. An honorary membership was conferred on Mrs Hoyt Robbing. An auditing meeting is set for July 27 at Mrs Leon Wynn’s home. A Mead Park picnic is planned for July 18 with a committee listed. Mrs Brown and others plan to attend a department convention in Philadelphia at Warwick Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Corry Grange Hall
John Long
Eva Dundon
Jessie Haenel
Jessie Haskell
Mrs Dundon
Rosa Westley
Jamestown
Brookville
Hoyt Robbing
Leon Wynn
Mead Park
Velma Long
Marjorie Brown
Henry Hill Sr
Horace Hankin
Brown
Ernest Buetikofer
Manley Robbins
Wynn
Clara Hill
Satuday
Philadelphia
Department
Warwick Hotel
Britons Beat Cross Country Walking Record in New York
British sergeants Patrick Moloney and Mervyn Evans completed a 67 day cross country walk in 1910 style, entering Manhattan through the Lincoln Tunnel at 9 58 am after leaving San Francisco April 12. They paused at Newark for lodging and a barber cut. Sponsored by a British shoe firm, the RAF paratroops plan to return to duty with Evans noting no further walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Patrick Moloney
Mervyn Hvans
Lincoln Tunnel
Nto
Manhattan
New Jersey
Hudson River
Newark
Wyoming
Lary Pecorardo
Scotch Plains
Bryans
San Francisco
Barbara Moore
Henry Moore
Here
Royal Air Force
Evans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Area High School
Omicron Delta Kappa
National Honor Society
Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity
Grove City
Peg Warner
Durham
Jim Isonny
Duke University
Jerry
American Chemical Society of College
Sandra Lee Kearmey
Cleveland
duPont Company
Rocky River
Norman Smith
Canadohia Lake
Virgil Tubbs
Harold Morton
Bernard Porter
PTA
M. L. Satterlee
Cecil
Phil
Karen Sasick
Richard Dean
Paul E. Satterlee
Salvation Army
Hunter College
Satterlees
Youngstown
Ohio
Cita
Del
Carrie Peterson
Karen
Manchester
Conn
George Hurlbert
West Smith Street
Wesley Shultz
Webteem Reserve University
Joan Shultz Shively
Pennsylvania State University
George R. Sample
University Park
Lee Tripp
Penn State
Behrend
Charles Tripps
Lee
General Electric Works
Ronald Woodin
Carol Ann Caster
National Bank of Corry
Relief Corps States Picnic
Dacran
Yaturally
Britons Beach N.Y
Pennsylvania Electric CO
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