Mrs. Ben Craker’s Students Present Piano Recital
A piano recital was given on Sunday by the pupils of Mrs. Ben Craker at her York Street home. Highlights included Michelle Edwards performing California and Anitra’s Dance from Piergynt Suite, with many students listed. Additional guitar and violin pieces followed. refreshments served and perfect attendance awards presented to Michelle Edwards and Joan Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Craker
York Street
Michelle Edwards
California
Anitra
Piergynt
Ladies Day Luncheon Bridge At Corry Country Club
The Corry Country Club hosted its annual Ladies Day luncheon and bridge event organized by the Women's Association. Guests included Mrs. C A McClintock Mrs Donald Hall Mrs Walter Auer Mrs Leslie Callisch and others from Union City Findley Lake Hawaii Lewisburg and North East. Bridges were won by Mrs James MacInnes Mrs Donald Hall and Mrs Jack Osman. Hostesses for the next luncheon on July 1 are Mrs Marjorie Peck and Miss Ina Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the
Marion Howard
Earl Haight
Elizabeth Rogers
Kathryn Bright
Findley Lake
Fern Steel
Hawaii
Stephen Condon
Lewisburg
Chris Christensen
W. W
Shower Honors Miss Rebecca Turner at Aunt’s Home
A bridal shower for Miss Rebecca Turner was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Ruth Jackson’s home in East Main street. Eighteen guests from Spring Creek Erie North East Sparrnsburg and Corry attended and presented gifts. Games yielded awards to Mrs. Messenger Pager and Shannon. A later wedding to John Payer is set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Turner
Ruth Jackson
East Main Street
Spring Creek
Erie
North East
Sparansburg
Corry
Turner
Ronald Messenger
George Pager
Robert Shannon
Women's Relief Corps Enjoys Tireen Dinner
Sixteen members of the Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met at the Corry Grange Hall for an all day session. A tireen dinner was served at noon by a committee led by Mrs. Wesley Willis and others. The present, Mrs. Joseph Gentilnant, attends the department convention in Gettysburg. Mrs. Walter Pier won the special award. The next meeting is set for July 1 at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Tireen
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Wesley Willis
Eva Dundon
Mabel Brown
Merle Haskell
Willis
Ince
Joseph Gentil Nant
Department
Gettysburg
Walter Pier
Grange Hall
Funeral Services for Martha McCoy Held at Bracken Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha McCoy will be at Bracken Funeral Home at 10 a m Saturday with calling hours 7 to 9 p m Thursday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m Friday. Burial follows in Wildwood Cemetery Salamanca.
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McCoy
Martha
Bracken
Wildwood Cemetery
Salamanca
Harold Tanner’s 25th Wedding Anniversary Fete
Mr and Mrs Harold Tanner of Union City RD 4 were honored at an open house Sunday for their 25th anniversary. Their children Carol David and Roger hosted a 110 guest event at their home. Don Tanner could not attend due to graduate work in chemistry at UC Santa Barbara. Decorations used pink white and silver with a central anniversary cake. Various family members assisted with serving drinks and desserts. Guests came from Colden Gowanda Mineral Ridge Erie North East Wattsburg Union City and Corry among others.
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Harold
Gowanda
N. Y
Mineral Ridge
Ohio
Erie
North East
Cus Mills
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Wattsburg
Union
City and Corry
WOTM Session Reports Mooseheart and Honors
The Women of the Moose met at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Donald Carter Sr. presiding. Mrs. Marlyn Jukes spoke on her Mooseheart trip and the House of God as one of 600 Regents degree recipients, while Mrs. Edgar Spoon urged the Sears bake sale. A rehersal for installation is set for next Thursday at 9 p.m. with decorated cake and coffee served for a June birthday member, Mrs. Everett Elmquist, and Mrs. Donald Harrison won the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Mooseheart
Moose Lodge
Everett Elmquist
Donald Harrison
Pa Senators Clash Over Printing Revolutionary Reports
In a Senate vote of 64 to 9, Pennsylvania's senators clash over printing 1,500 copies of the annual report of the Sons of the American Revolution at taxpayer expense. Senator Joseph S. Clark denounces the measure as ridiculous while Senator Hugh Scott calls opposition the work of the far right. Clark then seeks broader printing, but the panel defeats the substitute and the original measure passes for the 67th year.
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Waenuvuryd
Pennsylvania
U.S
Senate
Joseph S. @lar
Senate Rules Committee
Lark
Seny Hugh Scott
Clark
John Birch Society
The
Girl Scouts
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Community Breakfast at Mead Park Hosts Flye’s Rexall Staff
Meado Park witnesses a breakfast hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Flye for Flye’s Rexall Drugs employees with guests including Miss Sandy Moore Bill McCausland and Mrs Bugbee. Highlights include Dennis Hyer’s graduation from Fenn College in Cleveland and civic events across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Flye
Rexall
Richard Flye
Sandy Moore
Bill McCausland
Herbert Loveland
Charles Bugbee
Elwood Baccus
John Lloyd
Bugbee
Loveland
Mrs Joy Entreats Spencer Ladies Aid Meeting
The Spencer Ladies Aid met at the HE D home of Mrs. Robert Joy with seven members and two guests Mrs. Carl Millspaw and Mrs. Marvin. President Mrs. Carroll Crowell opened with a poem Choose You This Day. A quilt was sent to the Quincy Orphans Home. July’s meeting will be a Mead Park family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. D
Robert Joy
Spencer Ladies Aid
Carl Millspaw
Marvin. Millspaw
Carroll Crowell
Quincy
Mead Park
Mayor’s Pill Bout Probed Amid Health Update
The Erie County grand jury indicted the mayor and former counsel Ralph Saft on charges of unlawful fees and violating state law on public contracts. A grand jury also probes city refuse disposal contracts. Both defendants plead innocent. Doctors say the mayor’s collapse stemmed from medication and moderate alcohol use. he may be released by week’s end if progress continues.
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Kawalee Ae
Now
Ralph Saft
Erie County Grand Jury
Milnes
Kowal
Orphanage Fire Destroys Barn at Jodnota Farm Home
A fire Thursday night at the Jodnota Farm Home for Children near Middletown Pennsylvania destroyed a barn with livestock feed and two automobiles. The blaze caused extensive damage to the outbuilding and its contents, with no immediate report of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Jodnota Farm
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Jane Parker
Ann Page
Pure Grape Jam
Washington St
Corry, PA
Ib. OF
Ennett
Barney B
Bennett's
Bennett
House of Fashion
Senators
Birdie
L. C. Nichols
North Center Street
Craig Hyer
Wayne Street
Dennis Hyer
Fenn College
Cleveland
Severance Hall
Dennis
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Bryant Stratton College
Buffalo
Bryant Stratton
Fred L. Mixer
East Mainstreet
Pitts
E. F. Bettes
East Frederick Street
Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ Scientist
Sheraton Boston
Boston Pops Symphony
Prudential Center
Hubert Watrous
Wheelock Missionary Fellowship
Ronald Crosseut
John Krasa
Harold Dougherty
Warren, County
Youngsville Ski Lodge
Columbus
Paul Kubich
Michael Kuzma
Mary Annette Kuzma
Robert Cmiel
Janet Cmiel
Shirley Reed
Sir James Matthew Barrie
Mrs. Joy
Citizens
Wes Imperial
Buicit
Corry Area
Citizens Corry Office
Marine National Bank
Corry Memorial Hospital
William Caflisch
Clymer
Sea's Aspirin
NEMA
Vegas
Barney's Firestone
South Center
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