Burglar Sentenced in Western Penitentiary Case
Calvin Swartz of Willinsburg received a three to six year sentence for 14 burglaries. State Police Sergeant William H. Johnston charged Swartz with housebreaking across Penn, Washington, Loyalhanna, North Huntingdon and Sewickley townships in Westmoreland county. The first transcontinental telegraph line was completed in 1861.
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Greensburg
Calvin
Swartz
Willinsburg
William H. Johnston
Swarts
Penn
Washington
Loyalhanna
North Huntingdon
Sewickley
Westmoreland County
Legion Auxiliary Votes Charity At Club Social
A business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Elmer Carrier Post No 365 voted donations for the Corry Memorial Hospital orthopedics and other charities. The Easter party date was moved to March 28 to avoid conflicts. Members and post attendees were served refreshments afterward.
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Tostess
Veterans Hospital
Erie
Erie Crippled Children's Society
Veterans Hospital At
Ele Sallors and Sailors Home
Patty Farrington
President’s Department
Post
Robert Smith
Eastern Star Chapter 50th Anniversary April 7
Eastern Star Chapter No. 47 of Corry City marks its golden anniversary with plans led by Mrs. Wilbur Rickers. A program at the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday April 1 will be followed by a reception in the church parlors. Rev J Davis Tingworth of Titusville will speak at the vesper service with music by Mead Chapter No. 445 of Meadville. The chapter, constituted April 3 1901 with 20 members, counts Mrs. Mary E. Geiger of Erle among living members. the first Worthy Patron was B W Stennett and the first Worthy Matron, Mrs. Fannie G. Wilson.
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Corry City
Order of the Eastern Star
Wilbur Rickers
First Presbyterian Church
J. Davis Tingworth
Titusville
Presbytery
Mead
Meadville
Corty
Mary E. Geiger
Erle
B. W. Stennett
Fannie G. Wilson
Lindsey Hollow PT A Hosts St Patrick Day Program
A well attended Lindsey Hollow PT A meeting at the school featured Mrs. Lawrence Anderson as vice president opening, Mrs. Ralph Lindsey leading the program with songs, readings, and a St Patrick theme. Highlights included group singing, a poem by Mrs. Vern Dyne, two readings by Mrs. Lindsey, two songs by Miss Shirley Swart, and a concluding group number, with refreshments and notice of the next meeting set for April 13.
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Lindsey Hollow P.T. A. St. Patrick's
Lindsey Hollow
Lawrence Anderson
Ralph Lindsey
Vern Dyne
Lindsey
Shirley Swart
Persy O'Neil
Keenine
Amici Bible Class Plans Easter Plant for Shut‑In Member
Amici Bible Class of E U B Church met at Rev H R Harris home with G T Bergman chairing in the president’s absence. Devotions by Guy Bennink followed a brief business meeting deciding to buy a plant for Easter to be given to a shut‑in after the service. Social time included games and refreshments. The next meeting is set for April 13 at the Austin Johnson home with Henry Kennedy assisting.
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Amici
H. Ray Harris
G. T. Bergman
Guy. Bennink
Bemink
Austin Johnson
Henry Kennedy
Twin Daughters Born to Apthorp Family at Corry Hospital
Twin daughters arrive this morning to Mr and Mrs Fay Apthorp of Corry RD 1 at Corry Hospital. A daughter also born to Mr and Mrs Guy Hayes of Corry RD 4 at Corry Hospital this morning.
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Fay Apthorp
Corry, R. D. 1
Corry Hospital
Guy Hayes
R. D
Koffee Kick-Off Plans Talked For April 3
Plans for the Corry Hospital Koffee Kick-Off on Tuesday April 3 include judging good neighbor letters. Residents may submit names of local people as candidates. prizes will be awarded for best neighbor and best letter writer. Tickets will be mailed to auxiliary members with a March 30 deadline for letter submissions and ticket returns. Master of ceremonies A. Boaz will help reveal prizes including a quirky hat award.
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Corry Hospital
Jwdy
Rasselas Brown
G. A. Hillstrom
Robert Rastetter
Christian Builders Class Met At Moore Farm
A Nazarene Church group met at Moore Farm hosted by Mr and Mrs Olin Moore of A D 4. President Delbert Groscut led the meeting with singing, devotions by Mrs Roy Merritt, and a brief business session. Seventeen members then played games and enjoyed salad jello cake and coffee. The next meeting is set for April 6 at a location to be announced.
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Christian Builders
Moore Farm
Olin Moore
A. D
Church of the Nazarene
Delbert Groscut
Moore
Roy Merritt
Birthday Party For Dale Newark
A birthday party this week honored Dale Newark age 14 at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Newark Sr 840 East Second Jamestoyat. Twelve children attended with games and birthday cake. Out of town guests included Di anna Susan Ronald Quick Warren and Raylene ambi Jonson Ashville Washington DC.
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Dale Newark
George Newark
East Second Street
Jamestoyat
Dianna
Susan
Ronald Quick
Warren
Raylene Ana Ambi Jonson
Ashville
Miss Marilyn Wallace Weds John Aiken At First Presbyterian
Miss Marilyn Jean Wallace and John Munson Aiken were married at 4 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Paul F. Bauer presiding. The bride, daughter of Clarence S. Wallace and Evelyn Aiken, wore a traditional white slipper satin gown with a French illusion veil. she carried a white Bible with an orchid marker and hyacinth shower. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. L. F. Bulow and bridesmaids Miss Beverly Walter and Miss Dorothy Wallace in green satin. James A. Aiken served as best man. A reception followed for about 100 guests. The couple will reside in Grove City after a week-long honeymoon.
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Evelyn Aiken
Cleveland
Arthur J. Aiken
Saxonburg
B. J. Tobias
Betty Dodd
Wallace
L. F. Bulow
Pittsburgh
Beverly Walter
Detroit
Dorothy Wallace
Marilyn Jean Wallace
John Munson Aiken
First Presbyterian Church
Milion
James A. Aiken
Grove City
Land Walter P. Kelly
Brentwood
Leo Bulow
Camden Ruffner
Joan Houghtling
Robert Joy
Buffalo
Atrs
Aiken
South Center Street
Toledo
Saxonburo
Lebanon
Clarion
New Casttle
Worthington
Point Marion
Mercer
Fredonia
Jamestown
Miss Wallace
Corn*ry High School
Grove City College
University of Pittsburgh
The
Groom
Worthington, Pa
Augustin Military Academy
Atlas Powder Company
Denison Players Present Audrey Farce At Cory High
Denison Players directed by Miss Patricia Cessica come to Cory next Tuesday evening to stage Poor Audrey the original version of The Show OM at 8 oclock on the Senior High School stage as part of the Local Lyceum Course. Tickets may be bought at the door for the performance.
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Denison Players
Denison
Cory
Audrey
New York
Patricia Cessica
Tocal Lyceum
Dance At Elks Club With Al Wes Scotts Orchestra
Music for dancing at the B. P. O. Elks Lodge tonight features Al Wes Scotts orchestra of Brie. Dancing hours run from 9:30 to 1:30 and all members and their wives or friends are invited.
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Elks Club
B. P.O. Elks Lodge
al ‘Wes Scott
Orchestra of
Emmanuel Guild Meets for Regular Session at Church
Emmanuel Guild met Thursday afternoon at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church for a routine session. Members voted a donation to the Red Cross and discussed observances for Easter at the church. Mrs. W. A. Redmond and Mrs. Arthur Creighton served light refreshments. Mrs. Frank Frost and Mrs. Sam Harley will host the next meeting on April 13.
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Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Tnisropal
Red Cross
St. Barnsbas
W. A. Redmond
Arthur Creighton
Frank Frost
Sam Harley
Local Women Sew Afghans for Veterans Hospitals
A group of local women met this week with Mrs. N. J. Kline of R. D. 1 and sewed afghans for veterans hospitals. Participants included Mrs. Floyd Johnson Mrs. Charles Patterson Mrs. Vern Dyne Mrs. Alice Ainsworth Mrs. J. T. Scully and Mrs. Lewis Kitch. They enjoyed a burden dinner at the noon hour.
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N. J. Kline
Floyd Johnson
Charles Patterson
Vern Dyne
Alice Ainsworth
J. T. Scully
Lewis Kitch
Veterans Hospitals
Kindergarten Easter Party Before Spring Break
Mrs Kurd Leed's kindergarten class at the Methodist church held an Easter party in their classroom yesterday. Students enjoyed jelly and chocolate treats, an Easter basket hunt, and decorated with eighty different types of decorations. Classes will resume on a date to be announced.
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Eaxter
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