Installation of Women of the Moose officers on Sunday
The Women of the Moose installation occurred Sunday at the lodge room with Mrs. Alfred Cone named senior regent and Miss Kathryn Kirin junior regent among others. The ceremony was led by installing officers Paul Brenoel Henry Davis Jr and Donald Gates with Wayne Evans at the piano. a bountiful tureen dinner followed and prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Alfred Cone
Kathryn Kirin
Ruth Clark
William Prine
Andrew Han Sen
John Potocki
Kurt Lindberg
Henry Davis Jr. Senlinél
George Maloney
Ar Bis
Dorothy Astes
Planish
Jessie Mason
Paul Brenoel
Henry Davis Jr
Donald Gates
Wayne Evans
Lelard Wilcox
Jot. Potocki
Bertha Darwin
Charles VanTassel
Julia Zepka
Nellie Reid
Louis Lulz
Harry Mortis
Jackson
Birthday Party for Randall Shampoe Celebrated
Mrs Gordon Shampoe hosted a Cutting party Thursday for her son Randall on his fourth birthday. About twenty five friends and nineteen mothers attended with awards given for party games to Douglas DeShazer and David Ohmer. A penny hunt entertained the children as door prizes went to Mrs Merton Bemis and Karen Nellis. Refreshments included birthday cake, jello with whipped cream, sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks. Randall received many gifts amid travel from relatives including grandmother Mrs Arthur Wallace of North East and Mrs Leonard Evans and Cheryl and Mrs Laurence Evans and Douglas of North Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Shampoe
Gordon Shampoe
Cutting
Randall
Douglas DeShazer
David Ohmer
Merton Bemis
Karen Nellis
Arthur Wallace
North East
Leonard Evans
Cheryl
Laurence Evans
Douglas
North Clymer
Shontz Stepnowski Betrothal Announced
Mr and Mrs Jamer Shontz announce the engagement of their daughter Erma Dean to Leonard Stepnowski son of Peter Stepnowski R D 1 Union City and the late Mrs Stepnowski Miss Shontz a Union City High School graduate works at One Bell Telephone Company Stepnowski served 18 months in the U S Air Force and is employed at Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc in Union City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamer Shontz
Jackson Street
Union City
Erma Dean
Leonard Stepnowski
Peter Stepnowski
R. D
Stepnowski
Miss Shontz
One Bell Telephone Company
Steprngwski
U. S. Air Forcs
Aero Supply Mig. Co, Inc
Columbus Grange holds routine meeting presided by Curtis
Columbus Grange opened last evening with 26 members present under Master David Curtis. Ella Blakeslee reported on the Hast Branch Grange dedication program set for Friday, with Max Bennink in charge of the youth committee. J Harald Patterson presented three dimensional slides from a Western trip, followed by light refreshments served by Beatrice Bensink, Marian Volk, and Maxine Bennink. The next session is scheduled for July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
David Curtis
Ella Blakeslee
Hast Branch Grange
Max Bennink
J. Harald Patterson
West
Beatrice Bensink
Marian Volk
Maxiné Bennink
Corryite Married At Waterford Sunday
Miss Gertrude A. Goldsmith daughter of Mrs Charles Donnell Waterford wed Erwin H Nichols son of Mr and Mrs Alton H Nichols 255 Spring Street The ceremony at Waterford on Sunday was performed by Lytle Rodgers Free D D Mr and Mrs Warren Q Baughman attended the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baroth
Liberty Street
Wesleyville
Willie Moore
Olymer
Dorothy Akam
Mooseheart
William McCarthy
Sor Jon
Warren
Ohio
Claude Crill
Curtis
New Castle
Charles Erwin
Johnson Street
Sandra Kay Crill
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Jamestown
Willis Brown
West Church Streeb
Cera Ann Hollon
North Center Street
Pittsburgh
Page Douderhask
Robert Davis
Chicago
Corry- Jhamestone, Firm
Raymond Bachofner
Debby
Ricky
Don Williams
Auburn
N. Y
H. J. Hanenstein
Wellsville
Bachofner
Robert
Garfield
Willard Shreve
Lauren
Essex
George Rosenthal
Doris
O. Racusin
Joat
DuBois
Harry Baruch
West
Smmounceawan
Gertrude A. Goldsmith
Charles Donnell
Waterford
Erwin H. Nichols
Alton HL. Nichols
Spring Street
Lytle Rodgers Free
D.D
Warren Q. Baughman
Miss Loveland to Lead Columbus 4-H Club
An organizational meeting for the Columbus 4-H Club for girls ages 9 to 21 was held at the Dean School. New officers elected include Deanna Loveland president Amy Curtis five presidents Lynette Page secretary-treasurer Mary Brill game leader Joan Kaver song tender and Emma Rossbacher news reporter. Lewing was chosen as the project for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Loveland
Columbus
Patriotic Song Program At Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanis Club met at the Phoenix Hotel with fried chicken dinner. Mrs. Paul Auer spoke on the history of the Star Spangled Banner and The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Beatrice Bensink sang both songs. Ivan Bennink announced festival plans for August 18 to 22. Group singing led by H Lynn Rice closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Paul Auer
Beatrice Bensink
Auer
Ivan Bennink
H. Lynn Rice
Mrs. Rice
Soh
Tripp Family Holds 20th Reunion at Mead Park
The Tripp family held its 20th reunion at Mead Park on Sunday with 49 relatives from Corry Columbus and North East. New officers were elected in the afternoon session: Marion Tripp president Guy Darling vice president Mrs Darling secretary and treasurer Mrs Ross Jukes historian Mrs Frath Wilcox Mrs Ralph Tripp and Mrs Marlon Tripp program. A wiener roast closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp
Mead Park
Corry
Columbus
North ‘East
Marion ‘Tripp
Guy Darling
Friendly Circle Meeting at Mrs Bayle's Home
The Friendly Circle of the Cuttine Sunday School met at Mrs Gail Bayle's home with singing and devotions from Luke chapter two. Mrs Thompson led prayer and a Bible quiz crowned by Mrs Bayle as winner. next meeting set for July 28 at Mrs Gordon Shampoe's home. In Blairsville a two car crash on Route 22 killed Clarence Ruhms and injured five others, four seriously. victims include Carl Dahlin Homer Fulton Mike Jerome Jack Ercole and Glenn Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bayle
Cuttine Sunday School
Aome
Gail Bayle
Neil Thompson
Luke
Marion Way
Thompson
Albert Bayle
Frank Hulett
Gordon Shampoe
Blairsville
Clarence Ruhms
Here
Carl Dahlin
Homer Fulton
Mike Jerome
Jack Ercole
Revloc
Glenn Smith
Penn Officials Back Bill to Fund Local Road Projects
Pennsylvania municipal leaders from across the state urged passage of a bill to allocate about 40 million dollars per biennium from the State Motor Vehicle Fund for local highway and street construction. Speakers argued cities and boroughs bear most road maintenance costs with only a small share of funding, urging Senate support and noting previous underfunding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Home Rule Association
Managors
Thomas
Stephenson
Soctalion
The
Painerin
Howard B. Kennedy
Wilkes-Barre
Highway Department
John H Dent
Senate
Bey
Bent
AP Correspondent Leaves Moscow En Route to U S
AP correspondent Gilmore and his Russian wife depart Moscow by plane for Finland and home in the United States along with two accompanying American spouses and children. The group marks a rare Soviet exit visa action granting visas to the families of American residents in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
Priess
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pinland
United States
Hyo
Gilmore
Robert Tucker
Ethel Balashova
U. S
Tucker
Balashova
Paul E Toplovich Buried This Morning
A Requiem High Mass was said at St. Thomas Church for Paul E Toplovich with Rev Edward Jacobs of St Luke's Irvine as celebrant at 10 o'clock. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery. Dozens of relatives and friends attended from distant towns including Westfield Cleveland Knoxville Philipsburg Carnegie Kenmore Mayville and Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
Paul E. Toplovich
Edward Jacobs
St. Luke's Church
Irvine
John Caech
Melvin Mesenger
Thomas Ant Robert
Sam Wowski
Duck Walsh Ant Gilbert Vander Schunif
Pine Grove Cemetery
Tollowliig
James Exgers
Vitoria Toplovich
Anthony Palevna
Westfield
Frank Toplovich
Stephen
John Toplovich
Paul "Toplovich
Anthony Monaco
Frank "Toplovich
Sophie Trendle
Cleveland
USAF
Knoxville
Tenn
Steve Hovante
Walter Kishner
Filisfield
Iso
Joly Zaviviecki
Rose Kup
Niewski
Pornedos
William Hoyanik
Cheyenne
Wye
Shirley Baylin
Philipsburg
Joseph
Kost
Carnegie
James Palermo
Introducing A Churcher Tori This Morning at Corry Hospital
A birth is announced at Corry Memorial Hospital with parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Hamilton of R. D. 2. The baby girl joins the family, Mrs Hamilton formerly Seat Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tori
Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond Hamilton
R. D
Hamilton
Mack
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Rooney- Haymes Wi - McDonald
Broderick Afb
Barbara Hale
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour
Road
Bali
Washington
Eisenhower
Texas
Oklahoma
Women of
Shontz-Stepnowski
Corryite
Handymans Book
Helen
Tota
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Packara
Elvan Ay
America
C. Christensen Motors
Corry, PA
Anderson's Bread and Rolls
Anderson
NS Tly Halue Food Store
Ge! Ui Ney
Meerdink's House of Furniture
General Electric Et Z
Her Majesty
F.C. Chapin & Son
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