Dead Man's Name Remains on Ballot in County
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a Northumberland County ruling that refused to strike the name of Russell Parsing from the Republican ballot for county commissioner after his death on May 25. John R. Shroyer and Dr. George A. Dietrick, among five nominees, appealed the decision.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court Today
Northumberland County Court
John R. Shroyer
George A. Dietrick
Republian
Russell Parsing
Clark couple welcomes son Jamies Millard in Riverside
Captain Russell M. Clark and Mrs. Clark announce the birth of a son, Jamies Millard, born yesterday in Riverside California. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson formerly of Corry, and residents on West Church Street.
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Jamies Millard
Yeterday
Riverside
California
Russell M. Clark
Corry
Oscar Johnson
West Church Street
Open House Tuesday For Golden Wedding Honors Cassidy Couple
Mr and Mrs Jamies Cassidy of 492 West Main street celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house planned for Tuesday June 26 from 4 to 9 p m. Friends are invited to visit at their home. The couple wed at St Fr Church in Naugatuck Conn on June 26 1901 and have resided in Corry since 1934.
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Jamies Cassidy
West Main Street
Frances
Florence Cassidy
Katherine
Velma Wall
Visht
Cassidy
Naugatuck
Conn
Eyie
Corry
Raymond
St. Eleubeths Church
William Cassidy
Kansas City
Birthday Party at Mead Park for Miss Ann Corbin
A Wednesday picnic supper at Mead Park celebrated the 10th birthday of Miss Ann Corbin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy Corbin of Wright Street. Hostess Mrs Corbin led 16 guests in a social evening of games. Prizes went to Phyllis Butters, Sandra Devevienui, Lorraine Gates, Mary Capwell, and Judy Wilcox. The honored guest received many gifts and each guest received a cutpin nook favor.
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Mead Park
Ann Corbin
Percy Corbin
Wright Street
Ladies Day at Corry Country Club Bridge Winners Named
Corry Country Club held a Ladies Day event with Mrs. Bilworth Holt, Mrs. H. Holden and Miss Katherine Bright winning. Light refreshments followed the card play. Miss Elizabeth Rogers chaired in Mrs. James MacTnas absence, aided by Mrs. Philip Young and the Lens sisters and Jo St. Clair. Next Indies day is July 5 and 9 with luncheon from Hilltop Club kitchen. Reservations with Mrs. Leo Hoylen.
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Corry
Corry Country Club
Bilsworth Holt
Hilltop Club
Leo Hoylen
V F W Auxiliary Meets in Routine Session
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW Archie W. Thompson Post No. 264 gathered in the Garden Room for a routine session with 12 in attendance. Five new members were welcomed, Esther Brundage won the evening prize, Clyde Reynolds received a special prize, and the next meeting is set for July 5.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
V. FW
Archie Ww. Thompson
Post Home
Onder
Maurice Porter
Harry Kepler
Bilger’ Miller
Margaret Raszman
Helen Porter
Lena Sawensyn
Esther Brundage
Clyde Reynolds
J C Sunday School Class Dinner at Findley Lake
The J C Sunday School Class of the First Presbyterian Church held its final summer meeting at the Kinley cottage Findley Lake. Twelve members and two guests Rev and Mrs Paul F Bauer attended. A tureen dinner preceded a brief business session led by Mrs Harry Hall.
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Findley Lake
J.C
First Presbyterian Church
Kinley Cottage
Paul F. Bauer
J. Fred Kinley
Harry Hall
Froxten Pierson
Ethan Carter
Miller
al Vanssens
Women of the Moose Corry Chapter 717 Meet
The Women of the Moose Corry Chapter No 717 held a regular meeting with forty five members present. Senior Regent Mrs Andrew Hansen presided and a class of candidates was initiated. A ten dollar donation to the girl scout building fund was approved and several members received pins. Installation of officers is set for June 27 with the Loyal Order of Moose in charge.
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Women of the Moose
Corry
Andrew Hansen
Girl Scout-Building Fund
Leland Wilcox
Hansen
Ruth Glark
Moose
Willard Clark
Dorothy May
Mooseheart
Vern Group
Lbrary
William Prine
Moosehaven
May
Henry Davis
Tene Dorsance
Vitl Cencaric
Charles Weeks
Harold Bruce
Jessie Mason
Marie Hannan to wed Richard McCray in RD 1 engagement
Miss Marie Theresa Hannan and Richard McCray become engaged as announced by Mr and Mrs Fred Hannan of 277 West Washington Street The couple attended Cumy High School with Hannan employed by Pennsylvania Telephone Corp and McCray’s sister serving in the U S Air Corps now employed at Aero Supply The wedding is planned for a near date in a local setting
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Marie Hannan
Richard McCray
Fred Hannan
West
Washington Street
Marie Theresa
Velma McCray
Miss Hannan
McCray Ie
Cumy
Miss Munnan
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Si Aner
Chree
U. S. Air Corps
The
Aero Supply
Ais, Stimmer
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Elects Officers in Meeting
Carter Hill Ladies Aid elected officers including President Mrs. Moris and Vice President Mrs. Louis Conk. Artie Morris named secretary. Members voted $5 for Charles Labonweles fund. A social hour followed with games, cake, and coffee. Next meeting set for July 14 at Mrs. George Smith’s home.
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Donald Gates
Alton Peterson
Meg
Eh Gates
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Milton Morris
Amis
Moris
Louis Conk
Carl Lindberg
Artie Morris
Al6
Charles Labonweles
Gates
Squester
Kathleen
Ares
Angel
Mes
George Smith
Liberty Surest
Carry
Shower Honors Mrs Wojciechowski At Munn Home
Hostesses Mrs Charles Munn and Mrs Harvey entertained 19 guests at a stork shower for Mrs Joseph Wojciechowski held at 209 Spring Street. Prizes were awarded and Mrs Donald Dickinson won a potty prize. Blue and white decorations featured paper diapers with mints and white nighties. Refreshments included sandwiches ice cream decorated cake and coffee. The guest of honor received a shower of baby girl wishes from friends.
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Jos. Wojciechowski
Charles Munn
To Harvey
Joseph Wojciechowski
Munn
Spring Street
Donald Dickinson
Tony
Birthday Club Met At Wallace Home
Miss Hazel Merker was honored last evening by local birthday club members at Mr. G. S. Wallace’s home 820 West Pleasant Street A gift in her honor was presented and a picnic supper and evening of socializing followed The group plans a future meeting at Mrs A McClintock’s Fin dy Lake cottage
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Wallace
Hazel Merker
J& Local
West Pleasant Street
Pennsylvania Women’s Relief Corps Elects President
In Altoona on Thursday the Pennsylvania Women’s Relief Corps of the Grand Army of the Republic elected Mrs. Katie Stranigan of North East as president, succeeding Mrs. K. D. Brown of the city. The meeting also named Eva Hall to serve on the penultimate board for the coming year.
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Katie Stranigan
North East
Pennsylvania Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
K. D. Brown
Altoona
Eva Hall
Penruiivs Ba
Baptist Brotherhood Meeting at Carter Hill Church
The First Baptist Church Men’s Brotherhood at Carter Hill held a Wednesday evening session with Harold Howard as host. Rev. Francis White led devotions, William Deflaven sang, and members shared the hymn history. A brief business portion noted impending financial needs and a planned joint event with the Ladies’ Fellowship in September.
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N. 5
Monroe
Board of Education
Corry
Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Harold Howard
Carter Hill
William Deflaven
Francis G. Whitetnan
Howard
Temin
Ladies’ Fellowship
Wheelock Community Aid Meeting Reported
Wheelock Community Aid members gathered at a host home for devotions led by Mrs. Leon Van Tassel. Mrs. Robert Meritt spoke on a readership conference in Erie, distributing receipts and demo details for Summer desserts. Contests awarded to Mrs. Leland Cresent and Mrs Gay Williams. refreshments included strawberry shortcake and coffee. Next meeting set for Thursday July 3 at Mrs Hur’s home.
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E. Cuwe Muwaras
Wheelock Community Aid
Lave
Leon van Tassel
Robert Meritt
Erie
Franke Hivey
Leland Cresent
Gay Williams
Ure
Une Hone
Hur
State Assembly Elects New President in Regular Session
The State Assembly of W.R.C. elected a new president in a regular session at L0.C.F. Hall yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Callie Piet chaired, and plans were discussed for a family picnic at Mend Park next Wednesday. Mrs. Ralph Gates and her committee are arranging the details. Light refreshments were served before adjournment for the next business session.
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W.ric Ue
C.F. Hall
Callie Piet
Mend Park
Ralph Gates
Weel
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