Moose Women Report On Annual Convention Highlights
Town Topics details the WOTM business session at Moose Home with Mrs Marlyn Jukes and highlights from the Loyal Order of Moose convention in Chicago. Corry WOTM invited Titusville for Sunday installation of officers with dinner. gifts awarded to Mrs Donald Carter and Mrs Merle Brown.
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of the Moose
Moose Home
Marlyn Jukes
Loyal Order of Moose
Chicago
William Prine
Merle Brown
Nellie Kirch
Corry
WOTM
Titusville
Moose
Donald Carter
WRC Relieves Dinner for Ladies Club Meeting
The Women's Relief Corps auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at Grange Hall with 22 members. A tureen lunch was served by Mabel Brown Walter Pier Mary Hurlbert and Loretta Belden. New member Hattie Adams was welcomed.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grange Hall
Mabel Brown
Walter Pier
Mary Hurlbert
Loretta Belden
Hattie Adams
Flossie Woodcock
North East
Horace Hankin
Hazelton
Mildred White
Erie
Mire, Manley -Robbins Sr
Majorie Brown
Velma Long
Mead Park
Mrs Heslink Hostess For Community Aid Meeting
Members of the Sciova Community Aid gathered at Mrs. Ivan Heslink of Clymer for an all day session. Thirty members enjoyed a luncheon at noon. Vice president Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck led the afternoon business meeting with reports from Mrs. Belle Colegrove and Mrs. Archie Hurlburt. Plans were made for a picnic at Mead Park on August 1 with Mrs. Russell Briggs and Mrs. Colegrove as hostesses.
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Sciova Community Aid
Ivan Heslink
Clymer
Earle Hasbrouck
Belle Colegrove
Archie Hurlburt
Mead Park
Russell Briggs
Colegrove
Xi Beta Phi meeting at Litz Cottage for Flag Day program
Xi Beta Phi of Beta Sigma Phi held a tureen dinner at Litz Cottage on Tuesday evening with hostess Mrs. Betty Pratt assisted by her mother Mrs. A M. Lita. Mrs. Robert Eddy presented an informative program on Flag Day and Father's Day. This was the chapter's final meeting until September.
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Findsley Lake
Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Betty Pratt
A. M. Lita
Robert Eddy
4-H Club Hears Sgt Paul Dell
4 H Club met at the Community House last evening with Phyllis Chelton opening and Sharon McCray leading songs. Sgt Paul Dell of the local Pennsylvania State Police Barracks gave an informative program on safe driving and bicycle safety rules, followed by a question and answer period.
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Eee Goncure Conus
Paul Dell
Pennsylvania
Dell
Births and Meeting Notes From Union City Area
Several birth notices from Union City Memorial Hospital include a daughter born to Raymond and Mrs Rhodes of 13 O Dell Street and a daughter to Lewis Vanderhoff of R D 1 Union City. A daughter was born to Marshall McCall of 36 Atlantic Street Union City. A son was born to Howard McMullin of 323 Euclid Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born to James Maloney of 212 North Center Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. Charles Labowski and Donna Vanderhoof served refreshments. The next meeting is July 18 at the Community House with guest speakers Rodney McCray and county agents to outline the 4 H Erie County Roundup.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Raymond Rhodes
O'Dell Street
Union City
Lewis Vanderhoff
Marshall McCall
Atlantic Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Howard McMullin
Euclid Street
James Maloney
North Center Street
Charles Labowski
Donna Vanderhoof
Game Jeader
Rodney McCray
Erie County
Centennial Sisters Convene at Mrs Fern Gilson Home
The Centennial Sisters met yesterday at the North Center street home of Mrs Fern Gilson. They enjoyed a quiet afternoon of visiting with plans for the next session at the home of Mrs John Wells on Lemon street.
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Fern Gilson
North Center Street
John Wells
Lemon Street
Local Notables Attend Mooseheart Events and Visits
Community members traveled to Mooseheart Illinois for dedication ceremonies at the new field house and to attend a Loyal Order of Moose Convention. Retirements and honors were noted for several Moose chapters, with members recognized for 25 new members and regent degrees. A funeral in Spartansboro and weddings anniversaries were also mentioned alongside visits from relatives of Mrs. Lyle Shreve.
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Robert Davis
New York City
Grumman Engineering Aircraft Corporation
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Davis
DeVry Technical Institute
Chicago
Ralph Davison
Kay
Veltaville
William Prine
Prospect Street
Merle Brown
Spring Street
Frank DeLury
R. D
Nelle Kheh
Wayne Street
Mooseheart
Loyal Order of Moose
Palmer House
DeLury
Brown
WOTM
Prine
Kirch
Helford Fuller
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Green
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Willard Shreve
Lyle Shreve
Essex
Fuller
Belle Shreve Fuller
Spartansboro
Russell Merritt
341
South Second Avenue
Arthur Hoffman
Corry
Ann Louise
Charlym
Ricky
Lance
Kenneth Hoffman
United States Marine Corps
Oahu
Hawaiian Islands
Joseph
Sherman
Douglas Royelle
Europe
VFW Post
Corry Navy Mothers Club
Jamestown Navy Mothers
Plans Complete For Wedding Of Miss McClintock
Completed plans announced for the June 29 wedding of Miss Chlete JeAne McClintock and Wade Emerson Heilman at First Presbyterian Church. The candlelight ceremony will feature Rey Richard A. Bodey as clergyman. attendants include matron of honor Mrs H C Underwood and maid of honor Miss Susan Kinley. Guests include bride’s family from Corry and Findley Lake and groom’s kin from Kittanning and Erie. The wedding rehearsal on June 8 will precede a buffet at Hobel Cory. He is employed as an airspace consultant in Greenwich schools. he serves with the Army Intelligence Agency in Devens, Mass.
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Chlete JeAne McClintock
Wade Emerson
Hellman
Rey Richard A. Bodey
First, Presbyterian Church
Miss McClintock
C. A. McClintock
Corry and
Findley Lake
Mr. Heilman
Wade E
Irwin
McClintock
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Jack Shull
Kittaning
Heilman
Wade Stull
Edward Zeblefrow
Erie
Rex Ireland
Corry
Robert Irwin
Sewickley
First Presbyterian Church
Hobel Cory
Greenwich
Conn
Mr. Hellman
Army Intelligence Agency
Devens
Mass
Macmillan to Stay On Amid Scandal in Britain
Britain’s Conservative Party remains divided over Prime Minister Macmillan as a 25 minute Commons meeting failed to demand his immediate retirement. Sir Derek Walker Smith warned ousting him could lift Labour prospects, while Macmillan pressed on with duties despite Profo mo affair fallout and ongoing investigations into Christine Keeler and Stephen Ward. Merlyn Rees won the Leeds seat vacated by Hugh Gaitskell, with Conservatives down 10.9 points from 1959.
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London
Britain
Macmillan
Hous of Commons
Derek Walker Smith
House of Cong
Junge Christine
Stephen Ward
Merlyn Rees
Hush Gaitskell
Leeds
Adults Invited to Join Summer Band Program
Beginning Monday through August 6, the summer band schedule opens to all Corru sted school music students including beginners and, for the first time, adults who play or want to resume playing. Ronald Raine notes over 200 youngsters have registered this year with 85 beginners. Adult rehearsals run Mondays at 7 PM. contact the director to join.
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Corru Sted
Ronald Raine
Raine
James P. Tighe Dies After Car Track Collision
James P. Tighe, 37, chairman of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, was killed and four others injured in a car track collision west of West Des Moines Iowa. Police said the passing car spun on wet pavement into a truck’s path. Tighe was a former Penn State University boxer.
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James Tighe
West Des Moines
Iowa
James P.tighe
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Here
Tighe
Penn State
Boxer
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Mary White
Reed Johnson
Leo Schuknecht
Lowville Street
Wattsburg
WRC
Mrs. Heslink
4-H Club
Sgt
Phyllis Chelton
Sharon McCray
Ennett
Barney
Bennett
Centennial Sisters
Birdie
Three Big Services
John Subhan
India
First Methodist Church
East Pleasant Streets
Washington St
Corry, PA
DEAG
Jane Parker
California
Igc
Dodd Farms Dairy
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