Women Leaders Named for St Edward's School Girls Club
The St Edward's School Girls Club in St Thomas names grade leaders for grades two through eight and invites Catholic area girls to join. President Mrs. Paul Roche presided at a meeting after Lenten devotions at St Thomas the Apostle Church. A tour of Mercy convent followed with coffee served by the March committee. Next meeting set for April 1 at the school.
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St.—Thomas Women's Organization
St. Edward's School
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Paul Roche
Lea Hooks
Varius
Donald Hachutver
Ernest Perin
John Waseak
Ronald Willman
Frederick Ahl
Samuel Baressi
George Wurm
George Ficcardi
Sylvester Krupa
Karen Hergenrother
John Lut
Edmund Zewatsky
Marion Sullivan
St. Edward’s School
Ters of Mercy
New Adult Nonfiction Titles At Corry Public Library
Read list of new adult nonfiction titles now available at Corry Public Library. Titles include The New States Alaska and Hawaii by William P. Lineberry The Child Worshippers by Martha Weinman Lerner Where the Bong Tree Grows by James Ramsey Ullman Two-thirds of a Coconut Tree by H Allen Smith Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age The Great Treasury Raid by Philip M Stern Anybody Who Owns His Own Home Deserves It by Alan King An End to Make-Believe by Edgar A Mueller When FDR Died by Bernard Asbell Out-Island Doctor by Evans W Cottman The Serret War by Sanehe de Gramont Listen Yankee by C Wright Mills Kids Sure Rite Funny! by Art Linkletter Washington Cover-Up by Clark R Mallenhoff 68 Men and 2 Women by Clinton T Duffy Two Roads To Sumter by William and Bruce Catton.
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Corry Public Library
New States
Alaska
Hawaii
William P. Lineberry
Martha Weinmat Lear
James Ramsey Ullman
H. Allen Smith
Alcoholics Anonymous
Philip M. Stern
Alan King
Edgar Ansel Mu
Study Course Aids Parents on Toddler Mealtime Habits
UNIVERSITY PARK Pa The Pennsylvania State University offers a home study course aimed at helping parents foster good food habits during the formative toddler years. The course covers layettes, food essentials, toys, disease prevention, toilet training, and understanding a child's emotional needs.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Local Bridge Experts Compete In Nationwide Charity Duplicate
Meadville hosts a unique duplicate bridge event the Pitth Nationwide Charity Game with top local players and experts from New York analyzing bidding plans. The American Contract Bridge League sponsors the tour and proceeds benefit charity while trophies and master points reward high scorers across 23 districts.
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David Mead Inn
Meadville
New York
American Contract Bridge League
North America
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
American Cancer Society
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Wll
ACBL
Pittsburgh
Erie
Beaver
Jamestown
Corry
Union City
Titusville
OU City
Franklin
Greenville
T. S. Kelsey
James Lindy
Fred Kinley
Morgan Beverly
Ted Hubley
Vee Lindsey
T. H. Treat
F. H. Bartholme
Your Baby course offered by Pennsylvania State University
A correspondence course titled Your Baby is available for 1.50 dollars. Send payment to The Pennsylvania State University at 202 Agricultural Education Building, University Park, PA 16802. Checks or money orders should be payable to the university. The complete course will be sent by return mail.
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Agricultural Education Building
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Local notices and social events in Corry area
Birdie Tells Us reports a family trip to Sarasota Florida for a week. Carter Hill Ladies Aid hosts an afternoon at Mrs G Glenn Davis home. Orville Huff leaves for Fort Knox training. his family will join after basic. Alfred Breault recalls New England Home for Little Wanderers arrival in Corry 60 years ago and seeks remaining foster children. Catholic Women’s recollection at St Thomas the Apostle Church announced. Columbus PTA meets with guest speaker H Lynn Rice on music in schools. St Patrick’s Day program planned for Columbus Grange. Quote of the day from Confucius ends.
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Olin Bracken
Billy
Timmy
Jimmy
Nancy
Oakley Avenue
Sarasota
Fla
G. Glenn Davis
RE. D.2
Carter Hill
Fort Knox
Burnel Huff
R. D
Gloria
Alfred J. Breault
Fifth Avenue
New England
Little Wanderers
Boston
Mass
Corry
First
Breault
Frank Emerson
Spartansburg
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
James Peterson
Erie
Leo Heberlein
Robert Sanders
H. Lynn Rice
Columbus
Lowell Fargo
Columbus Grange
Corry Grange Hall
Lawrence Miller
Confucius
Britain eyes rights to Soviet electronic hand invention
Britain seeks to purchase the rights to produce a new Soviet electronic hand lauded by a leading British orthopedic surgeon as a breakthrough, potentially transforming prosthetic medicine. The report notes Moscow's initiative to commercialize the device and its anticipated impact on rehabilitation and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Britain
United Nations Tour Won By Geoffrey Russell
Geoffrey A. Russell of Erie County won the United Nations rugim age for Youth tour sponsored by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He and 33 Pennsylvania winners will tour July first two weeks starting in Harrisburg with Canada visits to Ottawa Toronto and Montreal then New England states. The second week covers New York with UN assemblies interviews and city sights including a Manhattan boat trip Radio City Music Hall and a World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Geoffrey A. Russell
Erie County
Thomas Russell
East Frederick Street
Geoffrey
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Canada
Ottawa
Toronto
Montreal
New England
New York
Sheraton Hotel
New York City
Island of
Manhattan
Radio City Music Hall
Guest Speaker At Fellowship Meet At Local Church
Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs Evelyn Stroup with 24 members and 3 guests present. Miss Cinla Egeman and Miss Donna Hickle spoke about Jamir Turkey, while Miss Candy Marsh introduced her classmate. A piano piece by Miss Hickle accompanied devotions led by Mrs. Cecil Messinger.
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Cinla Egeman
Ladies Fellowship of the
First Baptist Church
Evelyn Stroup
Donna Iickle
Candy Marsh
Aurelia Cosma
Claude Stearns
Mary We
Cecil Messinger
Messinger
Marsh
Egeman
Corry Area
Jamir
Turkey
America
Miss Hickle
Harold Ranall
Myrtle Higby
Britain to Mass Produce Hand if Price Met Says Doctor
Dr. Henry Osmond Clark, president of the British Orthopedic Association, said yesterday the hand would be manufactured in Britain if the Soviet government's substantial price can be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Osmond- Clark
British Orthopedic Association
Britain
My Favorite Recipe Disses in Hot Water
A quirky home recipe asks for lime and lemon gelatin with cream cheese and dream whip, mixed with miniature lime flavors and topped with nuts and maraschino cherries. It then folds in pineapple and applesauce, chilling before serving, inviting readers to submit favorites to The Corry Journal.
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The
Corry Journal
Moose Women Plan Bake Sale At Sears Roebuck
Women of the Moose Moosehaven chapter met in the Colonial Room with Mrs. Mary DeLury in charge. Mrs. Merle Brown presided as senior regent, enrollment was held, and Mrs. Robert Raupach urged committee help for a bake sale March 19 at Sears Roebuck. Items include baked goods, homemade articles, aprons, pot holders, and handmade donations. A CHEER note thanked the group for a recent contribution.
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Amoosehaven
Women Relief Corps Holds All Day Meeting at Corry Grange Hall
Twenty members of the Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at Corry Grange Hall. A home cooked vegetable soup dinner was served by Mrs. Henry Hill and others at noon. President Mrs. Wesley Willis led the afternoon session. A social hour award went to Mr Hall. The next meeting is set for March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Henry Hill
Eva Dundon
Bertha Darwin
Mac ‘Hall
Wesley Willis
Hall
Harbor Half Aid Meeting At Terwilliger Home
Harbor Half Aid members and families attended a gathering at Mr and Mrs Theodore Terwilliger s Ro D 1 residence with 15 members present. Guest Mrs Dolly Morris of Spartansburg joined. An Easter themed devotion was led by Mrs Arthur Lindstrom and Mrs Neil Chelton presided. Members were told to bring two quilt blocks to the April 2 meeting at the Community House hosted by Mrs Guy Fralick and Mrs William Reynolds.
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Warner van Lanes Aid
Theodore Terwilliger
Ro D. 1
Dolly Morris
Spartansburg
Arthur Lindstrom
Neil Chelton
Guy Fralick
William Reynolds
Card Club Evening At Mead Avenue Hosted By Mrs Middleton
Mrs. Middleton entertained her card club at Mead Avenue Wednesday. Two tables of 500 were played with Mrs. John Maloney and Mrs. Merlin Hiner winning. A salad course, hot rolls, tea and coffee were served. Next meeting attendees will join St Patrick's Day card party at the Moose Club on March 47.
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Joan Minaieron
Mead Avenue
John Maloney
Merlin Hiner
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Moose Club
Chandlers Valley couple welcome daughter at local hospital
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Perrin of Chandlers Valley. The birth adds to the family’s ties to the area and marks a joyful addition to the Perrin household.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Perrin
Chandlers Valley
Local Lutheran Assembly in Erie District Crowned New Chair
The Erie District Luther League held its Spring assembly Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran Church with 65 attendees from seven churches. Thomas Pierotti was elected district chairman, forming a committee including Sisson, Johnson, Carlson, Baker, Fitch, Venson, and Williams. The event featured devotions, a film Teenagers Parents, a song fest, a banquet, an evening workshop, and programs run by local members.
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Erie District
Luther League
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
William Masserby
Jol Tate
Harrison Keppel
Duck McCray
Richard Tate
Naomi Gronostar
Barbara Keppel
Priscilla Hillstrom
Becky Pierotti
Don Clark
Kenneth Eld
Martin Abl
Jay Rumbaugh
Thomas Pierotti
David Sisson
Barbara Johnson
David Carlson
Brad Baker
Erie
Jeff Fitch
Lawrence Park
Carol Venson
Girard
Candy Williams
Corry
Ronald Rairie
Robert Clark Sr
de. Elmer A. Ortner
J. Richard Schneider
Spring table decor honors at club meeting
A table centered with a spring flower arrangement hosted a gathering where attendees admired treats including gelatin and cake. Mrs. Raupach won the attendance award and Mrs. William Prine received a special gift. The next regular session is slated for March 19.
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Raupach
William Prine
Hoffa Sentencing Set After Conviction in Jury Fix Case
Teamsters president James R. Hoffa will be sentenced next Thursday after his conviction on trying to fix a federal court jury. He faces up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 in fines. Co defendants Ewing King Larry Campbell and Thomas E Parks receive up to five years and $5,000 fines. All are free on bond and plan appeals with new trials anticipated Monday.
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U.S
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
Nashville
Ewing King
Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Thomas E. Parks
Kennedy urges restraint on running mate bid
Gen Robert Kennedy tries to slow the momentum of a push for him as Vice President running mate to President Johnson. He released a statement via a spokesman saying he wants to discourage any such efforts in New Hampshire or elsewhere. The decision should rest with Johnson and the Democratic convention. It is not clear if he would accept second place on the ticket if offered.
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Washingion
Alty
Robert I’. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
New Hampshire
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