Cooper Penjax Discussed At Kiwanis Meet
Samuel Greiner, president of Cooper Penjax Division, spoke at the Kiwanis Club gathering at the Corry Motor Inn last evening. He presented slides of Ajax Iron Works now owned by Cooper Industries, noting the merger with Penn Pump of Easton and the company’s two-branch focus on machines and hand tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Greiner
Cooper Industries
Kiwanis Club
Corry Motor Inn
Greiner
Joseph Zielinskie
Ajax Iron Works
Cooper Pen-tax
Ajax
Corry
Penn. Pump Company
Easton
Cooper Penjax
Cooper
Norman Shahan
Philip Temple
Robert Kenney
Corry Jamestown
Charles Shamburg
Jeff Scheiner
Edinboro
David Schweigert
Lyle Hotchkiss
William Miller
Mrs Johnson to mark 90th birthday March Uth
Mrs Louise Johnson, longtime resident of Spartansburg and Corry areas, will observe her 90th birthday. She resides in Baltimore with her daughter Mary Louise. Requests for congratulatory cards to 211 Rogers Forge Road, Baltimore, MD 21212. The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met with 32 members, led by President Betty Reed and secretary pro tem Ann Baressi. They purchased dishes for 337.20 and planned a rummage sale March 21–22 and a bazaar June 11 in the city park. An Erie Hamot Hospital spring conference invitation was extended with a $3.50 fee and local members asked to notify the president. New members welcomed and several applications presented. A program on colorful egg art and plastic mold demos were featured. Cake and coffee served. A weekly Tuesday workshop assists bazaar work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Johnson
Spartansburg
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald
Betty) Reed
Ann Baressi
Itas
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Penny McChesney
Marilyn Crafton
Richard Paden
Judy Daley
Philip Temple
Robert Shepherd
Leland Johnston
Lawrence
Ruth) Joyce
Albert
Betty) Wawrejka
Surprise Party Honors Mrs. Simmons at Home
A surprise birthday fete yesterday afternoon honored Mrs. Neva Simmons of 517 North Center Street. Hostess Mrs. Beverley Kenniston and assistant Mrs. Dale Hammerlee led a gathering of friends and family who presented gifts as cake ice cream and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Simmons
North Center Street
Beverley Kenniston
Dale
Shirley) Hammerlee
Methodist Women Enjoy Tape Program
The United Methodist Women met at the church with 25 members. They announced the annual Lenten Tea at First United Methodist Church next Monday at 8. Dues for the Sunset Auxiliary for Meadville Methodist Home are payable to Marlene Sorenson. Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Lloyd appointed to select new books. Members were urged to finish current books. A tape by David Wilkinson was introduced, with notes taken by attendees. Refreshments were served. Boost Corry I's Good For You.
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United Methodist Women
Evangelical United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church
Ruth Lyons
Gerald Lloyd
Marie Johnson
Meadville Methodist
Marlene Sorenson
Lyons
Ivan Bennink
David Wilkinson
Teen Challenge
New York City
Ruth Shannon
Lloyd
Corry notices celebrate spring events and alumni plans
Florence Rourke visits family in Savannah after traveling from Cleveland. Church women meet in Corry for Rachel Rebecca and evening circles. WRC auxiliary holds a full day at Corry Grange Hall with a noon tureen. Local moves include Walker family relocating to Union City and Huelett purchase of Hillcrest home. Benefit dance March 16 at Elks Lodge supports Bobby Darling Cindy Stanbro and Bobby Cieslak funds. Corry High School alumni planning centennial events and class reunions. robin sighting reported. multiple class meetings scheduled through March with plans for mailing lists and cash awards.
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Corry Area
Elks Lodge
John
Judy) Sullivan
Corry
Union City
Spartansburg
Bobby Darling
Bobby Cieslak
Cindy Stanbro
Corry Area High School
Salvation Army Citadel
West Washington Street
Pat Imhoff
High School Alumni Association
New Members Join Columbus Group
Four new members were welcomed into the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary at its session last evening at the Columbus firehall. Names include Mrs. Ray Griswold and Mrs. Clif ton Tressler, along with Mrs. Theodore Zeyzus and Mrs. John Czech. The group discussed a dinner for Warren County firemen on April 1. First aid lessons began with 22 participants taught by Robert Rafferty, Ellen Hornick, Jerry Clayton, and Utah Jackson. Members with bulb and flower sale money or orders should return materials at the March 18 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary
Columbus
Ray
Sue) Griswold
Clifton
Fay) Tressler
Theodore
Bessie) Zeyzus
John
Dorothy) Czech
Warren County
Robert Rafferty
Ellen Hornick
Jerry Clayton
Utah Jackson
Donna) Stockton
Suttons welcome son Keith Allen in Titusville Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Sutton welcomed a son named Keith Allen yesterday at Titusville Hospital. The mother is Betty Anne Sutton formerly Betty Anne Tinko. Grandmother is Mrs Helen Yaratch of 229 Lemon Street.
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Keith Allen
Titusville Hospital
John Sutton
Sutton
Betty Anne Tinko
Helen Yaratch
Lemon Street
Honor Jana Chelton With Bridal Event
A bridal shower honoring Jana Chelton was hosted by Anita and Peggy Chelton at 49 Chestnut Street. Attendees included Mary Rossey, Debbie Young, Wayne Fralick's family, Juanita Rossey, Maxine Fralick, Lydia Chelton, Sharon Hawkins, Barbara Bogniak, Elaine Adams, Sarah Stanford, Dorothy Chelton, Ruth Lindsey, Chelton relatives, and others. Gifts were given and several attendees won awards. Jana Chelton will wed Clifford Jackson on April 5 at the Evangelical United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana Chelton
Anita
Peggy Chelton
Chestnut Street
Mary Rossey
Debbie Young
Wayne Fralick
Juanita Rossey
Maxine Fralick
Lydia Chelton
Sharon Hawkins
Barbara Bogniak
Elaine Adams
Sarah Stanford
Dorothy Chelton
Ruth Lindsey
Pauling Chelton
Ethel Chelton
Miss Chelton
Clifford Jackson
Evanglical United Methodist Church
Group Meets At Vanderhoff Home
Mrs. Gladys Vanderhoff entertained ten members of the Martha Circle of the First United Methodist Church at her Spring street home. Mrs. Russell Merritt led devotions on The Candle The Cross and The Crown. The chairman Mrs. Vernon Gutz announced the annual Lenten Tea at the church next Monday evening with Evangelical United Methodist Women as guests. The Mary and Martha circle will host and plans were discussed. Mrs. Edmund Barr presented a report on The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Vanderhoff
Spring Street
Martha Circle
First United Methodist Church
Russell Merritt
Vernon Gutz
Evangelical United Methodist Women
Mary and Martha Circle
Edmund Barr
Corrie ‘TenBoom
Merritt
Alumni Prep Century Vista Show at Corry Area High
As part of the Corry Area High School Alumni Centennial Celebration in May, a Century Vista Experience will feature a large show with booths for home crafts photography Indian village circuit television and more. Coordinated by Mrs Keppel Tiffany, the event invites sponsors and volunteers to contact her.
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Corry Area
Century Vista
Keppel Tiffany
Corry
Tiffany
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Berths
McMich
Atty
Douglas Rozelle
McMichael
Kiwanis Meet
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Louise Johnson
Mrs. Simmons
Prague
Antoni Masek
CTK
Masek
Jan Grosby
Norway
Methodist
Norman Jewison
Ted Neeley
Carl Anderson
Yvonne Ellimang
Robin Hood
Sleefer
Birdie
Florence Rourke
Cleveland
Ohio
Savannah
Lorene O'Rourke
Michael O'Rourke
Shawn
St. Paul's
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Eva Dundon
Leola Willis
Henry
Sue) Walker
Hillcrest Drive
Jamestown
N.Y
Maxine) Huelett
Brian
Guy
Hueletts
Lansing, IL
Mr. Huelett
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Walkers
West High Street
James
Carol) Kelsey
East Frederick Street
Corry High School
Floyd
Martha) Hockenberry
East Main Street
Doug Mitchell
Mitchell
Corry-Ettes
Barslow's
Frank
Linda) Malek
Leona) Sturgis
Meadow Lane
Diane Shannon
Carole Hajec
YMCA
Janelle) Kelsey
Joel
Sharon) Steele
U.S
Colorado
O.K
National Health Institute
P.O
Vanderhoff Home
Henry Block
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