Salvation Army Home League Plans Party
Salvation Army Home League invites the public to a Tuesday evening birthday party at 7 30 PM on East Washington Street to benefit the Missionary Fund. Tables themed by the four seasons will feature local chairmen and a children's table. Music and readings by Home League members and the Stringband include seasonal poems, solos, and a Swedish song. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvaton Army
East
Washington Street
Home League
Missionary Fund
Balyaton Army
Winnie Kubas
M. L. Satterlee
Thurza
Clara Morris
Richard ‘Thomas
Dorothy Messenger
Cochairmen
Dorothy Thomas
Mary Robbins
Erle Central Corps Home League
Stringband
Ada Nordquist
Karin Edeen
Esther Johnson
Myrtle Hopkins
Maria Edeen
Marla Edeen
Terry Parshall
Ruth Larson
John Deen
Corry Corps
John Edeen
Davis Couple Observe 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Glenn Davis of R D 3 were honored at a party at the Lindberg home R D 4 to mark their fortieth wedding anniversary. They wed in Clymer on March 14 1923 and Mr Davis shares his birthday that day. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roger Follett and children Venessa and Morris Mrs Eva Hulfast and Kenneth Johnson. The hosts received calls from their sons Elwood in Carmel California and Gail in Albion Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Conner
George Glenn Davis
R. D
Carl Lindberg
Davis
Inf Clymer
Roger Follett
Venessa and
Morris
Eva Hu
Catholic Daughters Plan March Rummage Sale
CDA group led by Mrs. Robert Sanders meets at VFW Post with Mrs. Jerome Needham presiding. Members hear reports from Miss Helen Morrell Miss Marion Sullivan and others and set March rummage sale dates while planning new member recruitment and upcoming program by Francis Blair as a guest speaker.
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CDA Group
Robert Sanders
Grand Regent
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
VFW Post
Jerome Needham Ted
Helen Morrell
Marion Sullivan
Joseph Prugar
Mary Higgins
Angelo Frisina
Ats
Arthurs Pitts
LeRoy Mir- Lott
Cochairman
Tig Sale
Mis
M. Agnox Lynch
Leo Mulderick
Jol Liite
Jerome Needhim
Wos Lutz
Chia Ffi
Marion Sullivin
Robert Watts
Mary B. Sears
Mary Piecirillo
Harold Brown
Nelle Palcone
Srene Dippel
Harry Morris
Cooriette Club Installs Officers At VFW Garden Room
The Cooriette Club installed officers for the year in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Names include Mrs William Roehrig as chief grayback and Mrs Herman Pantie among others with several chairmanships and delegates named for the grand convention. An attendance award went to Mrs Slagle and a special inspection by Viola Ross is scheduled next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ath
Wayneynninsull
VFW Post Home
William Roehrig
Grayback
Herman Pantie
Judy Jouse
James Keppel
Hagel Shuss
Alfred Cone
Clyde Reynolds
Crummy Chaser
Eva Arnold
Louse Hunter
Frafiels Wood
Clifford Lawson
Maurice Porter
Mildred Sorenson
Alma Slagle
Grace Blymiller
Frank Schrader
Lora Daye
Fred Young
Chaser
Eva Velma Carmcke
Harold Carr
Hospital
Coverette
Herman Pantle
W-5
Shuss
Slagle
Cone
Reynolds
Roehrig
Viola Ross
Grand Grayback
Meadville
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Darwin
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived in Darwin today during their Australia tour. The royal party landed in the Northern Territory capital as part of a broader regional itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Darwin
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Delightful Evening of Music Draws Capacity Crowd
A capacity audience enjoyed a most delightful evening of music last night in the auditorium. The performance featured a varied program and drew praise from attendees for its engaging selections and polished delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmiusie
Ladies Aid Meeting at Lindstrom Home
The Lindstrom home hosted the Ladies Aid with 17 members, one guest, and families present. Devotions on Friendship were led by Mrs. Arthur Lindstrom. President Mrs. Neil Chelton presided as plans for a May demonstration party were announced and two new members were welcomed. Next meeting date April 25 was to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindstrom
Clarence Morris
Spartansboro
Arthur Lindstrom
Frriendship
Neil Chelton
Cecil Sherrod
James King
Te Group
Mid-Winter Concert At Corry Area High School Features Two Bands
A delightful mid winter concert at Corry Area High School featured the Senior High and Junior High School Bands under H. Lynn Rice and Ronald Rairie. Special guest Dr. Glen E. Morgan of Lycoming College praised the performances and highlighted Ronald Johnsons sousaphone solo Solo Pompo 50. The Golden Sliphorns arranged by Ostling and the trombone section received strong applause. The Corridors directed by Mr. Rairie provided music for a well attended dance after the concert.
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Glen B. Morgan
Corry Area
Ron
H. Lynn Rice
Ronald Rairie
Glen E. Morgan
Lycoming College
Williamsport
David Bennett
Morgan
Ronald Johnson
al Hayes
Ostling
Mr. Rairie
Girl Scouts Presentation At Conelway PTA Meeting
Miss Judy MacGregor and Miss Madeline Jolley will guest at the Conelway PTA meeting Tuesday evening to present slides and discuss the National Girl Scout Roundup, an event from last summer in New Hampshire. Ronald Rairie directs a student talent program during the 8 15 session with a business meeting and refreshments. over 5 000 people gathered in the forests to welcome the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway
Judy MacGregor
Madeline Jolley
PTA
New Hamshire
Ronald Rairie
Journal Daily News Feature Appeals to Young Readers
A brief notice encourages families to subscribe to The Journal Daily, highlighting how the paper keeps children informed and entertained while away from home. It emphasizes convenient delivery and reliable local coverage.
Library Letter Urges First Funds for Books and Teachers
Corry residents urged lawmakers to prioritize essential library funding over grand projects. The message argues for a 25¢ per capita appropriation to support basic books, qualified teachers, and education, warning that without money these laws and observatories remain unrealized. Donations to Corry Library highlighted by local residents support book acquisitions and staff pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
Corry
Pennsylvania
Corry Mbrary
Roy Crawford
Edith Butler
Columbus
Ohio
Maxene Obertan
Harriet Colegrove
Robert Tunnel
W. KK. Shindledecker
Anne Paulson Smith
David L. MacKenzie
Spring Arrives as Dr. Larson Sees Podiatry Parlay
Dr. B A Larson notes spring arrival with Pleasantville patients returning yearly to his 121 North Center address for podiatry services. Art teacher Andy Lantz visits his mother in Towanda as Rob Lloyd of Chicago gains Atlantic Service Station management in Meadville after five weeks of Pittsburgh training.
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B. A. Larson
North Center Bircet
Pleasantville
Larson
Andy Lantz
Towanda
Caroline Lantz
West Frederick Street
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Douglas
K. S. Durham
Railroad Street
Herbert Groetzinger
Pittsburgh
Larry Miller
Troy Harmon
Fountainbley Hotel
Miami
Fla
C. Edward Halfast
Miami Beach
Kimberly August
Milami Beach
Mr. Halfast
Liberace
Larry
Various Events Scheduled For Columbus Group
The Commons Grange met Monday at Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis home with 16 members and one guest Clar ence Cox of the Corry Grange. The charter was draped for Mrs. Jessie Smith. Committee reports were given including home economics by Mrs. David Curtis. The next meeting on March 25 was dispensed with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Commons Grange
David Curtis
Clarence Cox
Corry Grange
Jessie Smith
Edna Norton
Harold Curtis
Lawrence Miller
Spring Creek
Philip Wade
Soviet Union
H. Salisbury
Community Calendar Events At The Journal Office Deadline
The following calendar items list church meetings socials and classes from Sunday March 17 through Friday March 22. Highlights include Evangelical United Brethren youth service Sunday 7 p m at church, EUB catechetical class Monday 4 p m, Methodist Youth Fellowship 6 45 p m, Corry Grange 8 p m, Judith Dwyer and Collegiates musical program, card party and fashion show Tuesday 8 p m at Moose Club, various prayer meetings luncheons and class gatherings throughout the week, plus a YMCA square dance and multiple church classes and relief corps activities.
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Journal
Evangelical United
Brethren
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Judith Dwyer
Lyle Chase
North Center Street
Women's Christian Temperance Union
George Mulgin
East Frederick Street
St. Patrick's
G.C. Murphy Company
Berean
HUB
Homer White
Poon
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Mildred Sorenson
R. D
Jonathan Lodge
BUB Rehoboth
Glenn Humes
Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Adrian Reesink
BUB
R. Fish
YMCA
Women's Relief Corps
Spencer Ladies Aid
Carroll Crowell
EUB Church
John Babcock
Easter Bonnet Styles Highlight Junior Tri-Hi Event
B G Bennett presented Easter bonnet designs by Bennett's House of Fashion at the YMCA to Junior Tri-Hi members. A business meeting led by president Miss Charlene Dubrosky approved a pop bottle drive starting March 23 to aid MCA World Service pledge. instructions for bandage making to assist cancer patients will be given by Mrs. D Armour Hillstrom at the March 25 session. Members should bring old newspapers and contact a member or their mother adviser for bottle disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
House of Fashion
YMCA
Trehiy
Charlene Dubrosky
Crown
Clifford Buesinkt
D. Armour Hillstrom
Covenant Circle Meets With Miss Hazel Merker
Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Miss Hazel Merker's East Frederick street home with 12 members. Mrs. Frank Toth opened with prayer and Mrs. Chris Christensen led devotions titled One People of God. A Cuban refugees program was presented by Mrs. Robert Tunnell Sr. Members will host the association meeting at the church April 3. Miss Loria Merker served dessert. The April 8 meeting will be at Mrs. Frank Toth's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle of the First, Presbyterian Church
Hazel Merker
East Frederick Street
Frank Toth
Chris Christensen
Robert Tunnell Sr
Covenant Circle
Loria Merker
Franklin Street
Fire kills 68 year old in Harleysville taproom blaze
In Harleysville, Pa., Mrs. Emma Springer, 68, died of suffocation in a pre-dawn fire that badly damaged a taproom on the Souderton Harleysville pike. She was the widow of residents living above the business, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Hallman, who were not harmed.
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Harleysville
Emma Springer
Souderton
Montgomery County
Wellington Hallman
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Ald Rairié West
Dr. Morgan
CAHS
Salvation Army Home League
G. Davis
Cooriette Club
Ladies Aid Meet
Lindstrom Mome
Loblaws
Arizona
Apple Grove
Loblaw
Edgebrook Catsup
Journal Daily
Library
Birdie
Columbus Group
Troy
Q’reillys
O’malleys
N’ Kellys
Corry Savings & Loan
Savin’ O
The
Corry Savings and LoAn
North Center
B. G. Bennett
Junior Tri-Hi
Wiley
Evans
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