Piano recital delights Corry Junior High crowd
Students at Corry Junior High enjoyed a piano concert by Frederic Sjoblarn who offered classical romantic and modern selections with historical commentary. Pieces included Grieg A Minor Concerto first movement, Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue, Debussy Clair de lune, and Chopin Polonaise Opus 68. Encores and lessons on piano technique drew praise and a hopeful return engagement next year.
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Corry
Brilliant Young
Frederic Sjoblatt
Gershwin
Debussy
Chopin
Sjobiam
Sjoblarn
Sipbinrn
John Radecki Elected Cub Pack Chairman
John Radecki was elected chairman of Cub Pack No. 180 at Concord School during a meeting presided by Ralph Carroll. New dens were welcomed bringing total cubs to 45 with seven dens and several den mothers named. The next pack meeting is March 19 at Concord School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Radecki
Concord School
Ralph Carroll
R. Lawrence Davison
Arthur Shields
Eugene McJuntin
Carroll
Radecki
Russell Cassett
Donald Gates
James Mears
Shiclas
Warren Ross
Aid
Burkett Baby Born at Corry Hospital
A newborn child to Mr and Mrs Elaine Burkett of 601 South Center Street arrived at Corry Hospital early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Elaine Burkett
South Center Street
the Corry Hospital
Forestry Talk by Keifer at Columbus Grange Meeting
Mr. Keifer of Warren from the State Forestry Department spoke at Columbus Grange No. 75 on reforestation of small plots. Twenty members attended. plans were made for a paper drive with bundles due to Andrew Christensen or Nathan Dodd no later than March. Master D. P. Trisket presided. sandwiches and coffee were served during social hour. The group set a new meeting for March 22.
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Columbus Grange
Keifer
Warren
State Forestry Department
Columbus Grange No
Columbus Town Hall
Andrew Christensen
Nathan Dodd
March Yard
D. P. Trisket
Peter Christensen
Edwin Schramling
Mareh
W S C Circles of Methodist Church Hold Evening Meeting
The combined W S C Circles of the Methodist Church met at the church with about 60 members present. Mrs. Stanley Nichols led devotions from Corinthians and Ruth Dahlstrand presented a Trannelgraph demonstration. A mission play titled Soup Sand and Sagebrush was performed with multiple participants.
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S.C. S
W. S.C
Tim
Lester Lopus
Ghautauqua
W. B. Stowe
Bertha Warner
Blanche Durham
Janice Johnston
Stowe
A. Mountain
Mamie Mack
Roselind Rhodes
Edmund Barr
Vaughn
T. Roger McCray
Paul Meerdink
O. A. Johnson
Nicholas Bogden
Girge No. 1
K. ©. Smith
Meadville
Miss Ana Ricarda Presents Classical Ballet and Spanish Dance
Miss Ana Ricarda will present a program of classical ballet and traditional Spanish dance at Edinboro College auditorium on Wednesday evening March 10 at 8 o'clock. She trained in Washington D C and studied under renowned teachers in London and Paris. The performance is open to the public.
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Ana Ricarda
Ana Ricards
Edinboro College
Minnie Hawks
Washington, D.C
London
Paris
Ricardo
Metropolitan Opera Ballet
Europe
United States
66th Anniversary Observed by Mr. and Mrs. Hicks
Mr and Mrs George Hicks observed their 66th wedding anniversary yesterday March 8 with a quiet gathering of friends. Mrs Hicks is 84 and her husband will be 90 on April 14. they reside with daughter Mrs Cled Haight at 269 Mariot Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hicks
George Hicks
Cled Haight
Mariot Street
Hicks
Opportunity Club Holds March Meeting at First Presbyterian
Twenty nine members of the Opportunity Club of the First Presbyterian Church met Monday evening at the West Smith street home of Mrs Clifton Howard. The session opened with singing and devotions led by Mrs Robert Off Sr. A concert by Miss Kerttu Wenne and Miss Astrid Joutsenok funded the church redecorating. The group voted to buy new auditorium carpeting and to host the Junior-Senior Supper on April 1 at the church recreation room. Mrs Gilbert L Boyd and Mrs Leon Lindstey arranged the evening, featuring an educational talk by Mrs Kurt Leeds on Austria and folk songs. Teas were served by the hostess and helpers. The April meeting is set for April 12 with a supper hosted by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Club
First’ Presbyterian Church
Clifton Howard
West Smith Street
Robert A. Off
H. J. Blanchard
Kerttu Wenne
Astrid Joutsenok
Gilbert L. Boyd
Leon Lindstey
Kurt Leeds
Austria
Miss Betty Lou Craker Celebrates Tenth Birthday
Mrs. Leo Graker hosted 12 girls at her Worth Street home to honor Betty Lou Craker on her 10th birthday. Games and awards went to Lois Hoke, Janice Nichols, Sharon Hansen, and Leatha Wank. Easter basket favors, red and white decorations, ice cream, cake, pretzels, and pop were served along with gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Craker
Leo Graker
Worth Street
Betty Lou
Lois Hoke
Janice Nichols
Sharon Hansen
Leatha Wank
Spartansburg Couple Wed in Centerville Baptist Church
Miss Esther Taylor daughter of Mrs Kenneth Gotsid Spartans bike and Donald Allen son of W H Allen Spartansburg were married Sunday February 29 at 2 PM in the Centerville Baptist Church parsonage with Rev C A Puller performing the single ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue gabardine suit with pink rosebud corsage. Ellen Andrews Oil City was maid of honor in pink garbardine and a white rosebud. Tison Maxson Spartansburg was best man. After the ceremony the party dined at Rita Restaurant. The bride is a Colestack High School Titusville graduate and works at Raymond Mfg Co. the groom attended Spartansburg High School, served in the Army Air Corps, and works at General Electric. They are living with the groom's father.
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Spartansburg
Esther Taylor
Kenneth Gotsid
Spartansbike
Donald Allen
W. H. Allen
Baptist Church
Centerville
C. A. Puller
Ellen Andrews
Oil City
Tison Maxson
Mr. Allen
Rita
Colestack High School
Titusville
Raymond Mfg
Allen
Spartansburg High School
Local Couple Married Last Evening
Laura Gross of North Center street and James Mansout of Mott street were wed Monday at 7 30 by Alderman Justin Bublers at his Park street home. The bride wore a skipper blue serge dress with black accessories and gardenias. Attendants were Joséph DeMarte Jr. and Mrs. DeMarte. The couple plans a Buffalo honeymoon and will reside in the city. The bride works at Montgomery Ward and the groom at Superior Cleaning Company.
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Laura Gross
North Center Street
James Manseut
Mott Street
Justin Bublers
Park Street
Joséph DeMarte, Jr
DeMarte
Birthday Party Honors Erie Mother at Kinley Home
Mrs Frank Kinley hosted a birthday party for her mother Mrs Minole Price of Erie at West Pleasant street. Guests included Mrs Ruth Price Mrs Arch Smith and Mrs Jo Hiteelburger. Junior Debs group also attended with Miss Mira Heerlein and Mrs Town iat lo. Insects singing by vibrating wings and membranes noted at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Kinsley
West Pleasant Street
Minole Price
Erie
Ruth Price
Arch Smith
Jo Hiteelburger
Kinley
Mira Heerlein Aredd
Mira Heerlen
Price
Guttelbureer
Town
Wright Street
Pickard
Los Angeles
Calif
Ning
Gihort Vender Schaaf
Curtis
Clymer
Kathie Boag
Chai
Heerlein
Ant Harmon
Enat Smith Street
Family Dinner Party for L B Campbell Vis
L B Campbell of 26 Seventh Street entertained with a family dinner Sunday for Mr Campbell on his birthday. A decorated birthday cake accompanied the feast and a social afternoon followed. The guest of honor received a purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
No, Contest Seen II State Primary Voting
Auditor General G Harald Wagner faced a stalemate as nominating petitions failed to reach the national convention. Democratic leaders clashed over a state treasurer candidate with Wagner slated as delegate-at-large but petitions not filed before the deadline. Frank A Bolan's withdrawal cleared the field for two statewide fiscal offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Harald Wagner
Wagner
Democratic State Committee
Warren Mickle
Black
Lane
Frank A. Bolan
Lackawann County
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First Avenue
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George Wood
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University of Pittsburgh
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Essex Street
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