Engagement announced between Shirley Giacoma and Robert Bush
Mr and Mrs Angelo Giacoma announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Jean to Robert Arnold Bush son of Mr and Mrs C H Bush of Wattsburg. Shirley a 1957 Corry Area High School graduate and current employee of the G C Murphy Company, no wedding date set. Several community notices follow about hospital volunteers and local events in Corry, including a Sno Ball Dance fundraiser and Northwest District Hospital Auxiliaries meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Angelo Giacoma
South Center Street
Shirley Jean
Robert Arnold Bush
C.H. Bush
R. D
Wattsburg
Giacoma
Corry Area High School
G.C. Murphy Company
Wattsburg Area High School
Girl Scout Troop 398 Hosts Swimming Party and Plans
Girl Scout Troop 398 met at the YMCA last evening for a swim from 6 to 7 p.m. Mrs. W. A. Gumbleton served the group light fare. They returned to the First Presbyterian Church recreation room for a nosebag supper and their regular meeting. Plans were discussed for Girl Scout Sunday on March 8 and the Girl Scout Fair on March 14 at the State Armory, with Scouts from Corry Columbus and Spring Creek expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteet
T Ennis
YMCA
W. A. Gumbleton
Ustal
First Presbyterian Charen
State Armory
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Corry
Columbus
Spring Creek
Open House Slated By Corry Grange Members
Corry Grange No. 55 held a regular meeting at the Grange Hall on Park Street with 30 members present. Worthy Master John Decker led planning for an open house to invite the public on March 17. Carl Pullom won the mystery package for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No. 55
Grange
Park Street
John Decker
Carl Pullom
Presbyterian Women To Meet Tomorrow Night
The Presbyterian Women’s Association plans its March meeting tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the church. Miss Donna Sharer will lead a devotional on the stewardship of Christian personality. A vocal duet by Mrs Samuel Wond and Miss Addy McGray, with organ accompaniment by Mrs Harold Flowers, is on the program. President Mrs Alfred J Morrison will run the business portion and the theme will be On Giving Yourself Away. Refreshments will be served in the recreation room by Witherspoon Carle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aften Rank Eten
Olint W. Bracken Jr
Jay Rodgers
P. B. Sonoski
Harold Carr
Irvin Downs
Northwest District of Hospital
J. F. Needham
J. Fred Kinley
Elks Club
Glenn
Palmer
Glee Club
Sullivan
Bears Store
F. William Chirluzio
Mary Higgins
Bracken
Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania
Tme
Presbyterian
Hyterian Women
Chourch
Donna Sharer
Samuel Wond
Addy McGray
Harold Flowers
William A Guimbleton
WSCS
Martha Circle
Rex Warner
North Center Street
Charles’ Correll
Merle Akam
Harold Duell
Florence Brooks
Naomi Johnson
Miss Brooks
Luke Jead
God
J.B. Pops
Lester Opus
Mark
Methodist “Youth Fellowship
Hurch
Gorfell
Japan
Curtis O'Shell
Altena Eisenman
Dupil Liter
Floyd Johnson
East Smith Street
Orpah and Martha Circles Plan WSCS Meeting Hints
Orpah Circle of WSCS met at 64 Weight Street with 16 members led by chairwoman Mrs Leland Johnston. Guests included Miss Myravelt Myers of Brie and speakers discussed faith, reports on Milwaukee 1954 assembly, and Japan study materials. Next meeting at the church feature by Miss Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpah
Martha
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Furst
Methodist Church
Paul Meerdink
Weight Street
Leland Johnston
Tryin
Young
Oran Cleese
Myravelt Myers
Brie
Lawrence Davison
Meerdink Wort
Curts Obhell
Japan
Johnston
George Myers
Milwaukee
Wis
St Link
Harold Shannon
Robert MacGregor
Floyd A Webb
King
John Eck
Harold Slaughter
Stewart Long Addresses Kiwanis Club Members
Stewart Long, manager of the local Chamber of Commerce, spoke to Kiwanis members at the hotel Corry last evening. Introduced by Ivan Bennink, Long outlined objectives for the year to improve Corty, including parking, sidewalks, city beautification, railroad sidings, attracting new business, civic thinking, and local participation. The event featured minstrel-song practice led by Lynn Rice with Frank McKnight on piano, and announcements named John Ross oucher as first vice president, A. A. Carbone as second vice president, and Philip Zatzneck elected to a two-year Board term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peereeer Eeewanis Club
Hotel Corry
Stewart Long
Chamber of Commerce
Long
Ivan Bennink
The
Croto
Corty
Lynn Rice
Frank McKnight
John Rossoucher
A. A. Carbone
Philip Zatzneck
Ruth Circle Meetings at Lutheran Church
The Ruth Circle of United Lutheran Women met in the church parlors with a quilt for Passavent Hospital awaiting donation. Mrs. Quentin McCray presided as treasurer report was read by Mrs. John East. Members selected Mrs. Earl Bailey to liaise with other circles on projects and approved purchasing confirmation robes under Mrs. Walter Windahl. The mission program was led by Mrs. Richard Peebles and refreshments followed by Mrs. Ray Dennis and Mrs. Albert Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
Lutheran Church
Ruth
United Lutheran Women
Passavent Hospital
Quentin McCray
John East
Earl Bailey
Walter Windahl
Mrs George C Nagel Hosts Readers Club Meeting
Mrs George Nagel of 463 Wayne Street entertained yesterday afternoon for the Readers with a dessert and tea for ten at 2 o clock. President Mrs Bertha Stockton led the business session with current events while program chair Mrs F B Sullivan discussed Alaska. Stockton to host next on March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Nagel
George Nagel
Wayne* Street
Bertha Stockton
F. B. Sullivan
Alaska
Stockton
Mentor Club Music Appreciation Evening At Mrs Bauer’s Home
Mrs Paul F Bauer hosted twelve Mentor Club members at 19 West Park Place for an evening of music appreciation. Mrs W Bruce Ellsworth led the program with Beethoven’s story and Helen Rowe played excerpts from the Third Symphony. Long play records featured Beethoven Symphony No. 3 E flat Tschaikovsky ballet The Sleeping Beauty The Sorcerer's Apprentice and Gounod Faust. Refreshments followed and next meeting details will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Paul F. Bauer
West Park Place
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Beethoven
Helen Rowe
Tschaikovsky
Dukes
Gounod
Faust
Komenda Couple Welcomes Son at Corry Memorial
A son was born in the evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Louis Komenda of Columbus. Farmers in North Carolina divert cotton acreage to cultivate more profitable pimento peppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Louis Komenda
Columbus
North Carolina
Airport runway extension hinges on land survey
Airport Authority members Stewart Long and Rev. William Seite Jr. urged the City Council to authorize a land survey at Lawrence Airport to enable a land exchange with Merle Triscult and extend the southeast northwest runway. City Engineer Don Williams cited road construction and weather delays plus the need to protect a spring and trees in the swap. Mayor Kinley said Williams and City Solicitor Roger Brown would pursue the matter. Salt beds beneath Hutchinson yield about four million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airport Authority
Lawrence
Stewart Long
William Seite Jr
Merle Triscult
Don Wiliams
Williams
Long
Kinley
Roger Brown
Supreme Court decision could grant Harmon honor discharge
John Henry Harmon a 26 year old Bucknell graduate and former army cook once accused of subversive ties may receive an honorable discharge replacing a general one. The Supreme Court ruling limits consideration of pre service conduct in discharge decisions affecting about 1000 veterans including Harmon who seeks a permanent job with the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington U
John Henry Harmon
Harmon
Arlington National Cemetery
U. S. Supreme Court
Bucknell University
Onca
Post Office Department
High Court
Army
Indiantown Gap
Batman
CTC
Official dismissal linked to Army discharge noted
A Post Office Department employee claimed he was publicly stripped of his badge and fired. He later said a letter accepted his resignation, though he then learned the move was tied to his Army discharge. He recounted successive statements about the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman
Camp Cook
American Labor Party
New York
Detroit Urban League
Army
Urban League
Labor Party
Harmon
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Post Ofce
Post Office
Teenagers Beer Party Intercepted by Sheriffs Deputies
A mobile beer garden party in Mayville New York led to ten Erie teenagers being arrested by sheriffs deputies. Five charged with vagrancy were jailed, the other five released to parents. Among the arrestees were three brothers Gerald 17 Thomas 20 and Jack Hanson 18 and David Marrs 15 Norman Wester drove the truck owned by G Krivonak Erie. The youths ranged under eighteen and the girls were not charged with crimes and were released once parents arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mayville
N.Y
Gerald
Thomas
Jack Hanson
David
Marrs
Norman Wester
Wester
G. d. Krivonak
Krivonak
Prize Ribbons and Badges Stationery and Cards Sale
A list of printing and stationery items including ribbons badges cards remittance blanks rent cards postal cards reprinting forms and various envelope stationery components. The notice highlights stitching punching cornering scoring and different binding and packaging options for government and personal use.
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Social Senie
Metal Ausitary
Arthur Bower
Watten
Thomas Bower
Youngsville
Wil Dingfelder
Bruce Thomas
Second Avenue
Leesburg
Fla
Richard Thomas
Warren Thomas
Vienna
William Price
Youngstown
Ohio
George Boyd
Austin
Tex
Clara Boyd
LaVern Grundy
Johnson, Pi
Minnie Damon
Louis Foradora
Vennis R. Follett
Corry Grange
Czirenx
Gene Kully
Mitzi Gaynor
Richard Egan
Jan Sterling
WU Ra Cee
Walter Matthau
Charles McGraw
Sam Levene
Aly
Valor Gartonn
Kiwanis Club
Tr Cally
Loblaws
Chase & Sanborn
Orchard Park
Armour Star
P.c.s
Hutchinson, Kan
Supreme Court Powes Way
Colinternteligence Corps
Indiantown
Caria
Carry Evening Journal
Printing Department Journal Building
West South ST
Corry, Pa
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