Sacred music concert by Gappent Gook at Houghton College
Gappent Gook or Houghton College will present two sacred music concerts at First Methodist Church Sunday at 9 30 pm. Donald Butterworth conducts the choir with selections by Randall Thompson Bairstow Noble and Dawson among others and soloists include Mildred Stratton Joan Schinitner Bernice Boel Ruth Russell Betsy Crank Helen Hammond Paul Nast and Floyd Tatmait.
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Houghton College
Houghton
First Methodist Church
Donald Butterworth
Charles Finney
James McIntosh
Ehile
Alleluia
Randott
Thompson
Randall Thompson
Erle Delamarter
Edward Bairstow
Joseph Clokey
Lindsay Narden
God
Robert Baker
Theotore F. Ganschow
Gethsemane
T. ‘Tertius Noble
Cong
D. Heydenbark
Little David
Harry
Robert Dillon
Daniel
Furry Robert Wilson
Lord
William L. Dawson
Mr. Butterworth
Mr. Finney
D.s Heydenburk
Love Divine
Griffithr Jones
Ciss F. Muller
Erqger
Rober Bligood
Channing Lefebyre
Peter Tutkin
Rather Miller
Mildred Stratton
Joan Schinitner
Bernice Boel
Ady Sue Crome
Ruth Russel
Betsy Crank
Helen, Hammond
Virgil Hile
John Zavit
Laverne ‘Whitman
Paul Nast
Floyd ‘Tatmait
Legion Auxiliary Sets Gifts and Funds at Thursday Session
The Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home with Miss Eleanor Kovach presiding. They sent two dozen Easter gifts to Deshon Hospital and Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home, voted 250 dollars to the Tri County Council scholarship fund, paid per capita tax to Tri County Council, and gave 5 dollars to the Red Cross.
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American Legion Awultary
Legion Home
Eleanor Kovach
Pr Dent
Deshon Hospital
Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home
Tri-County Council
Red Cross
Harry Burton
Dinesville
Richard Nichols
Legion, Auxiliary
Anna Anderson
Post
Robert Hinkley
Norman Bennink
Louis Hurlbert
Friendship Club Meeting Hosts St Patrick Day Fun
The Friendship Club met Friday afternoon with eight ladies attending. Mrs Ora Moyer of R D 2 hosted as prizes went to Mrs Bertha Warner Mrs Norman Swart Mrs Charles Mulligan Mrs Roy Swart and Mrs Eugene Powers. Favors were miniature green St Patrick hats and hot roast beef sandwiches angel food cake and coffee were served. The next meeting is set for April 7 with Mrs Milligan of BD 2.
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Milligan
B.D. 2
Albert H Fox Celebrated on 87th Birthday by Family
Albert H Fox, 87, honored by family and friends at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Desmond Sr on West Church Street. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments as Mrs Désmond served fruit salad sandwiches relishes and a decorated birthday cake. Mr Fox received many gifts and expressions of esteem.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Robert Desmond
West Church Street
Eloyen
Désmiorid
Local residents and visitors gather for weekend visits
Mrs. Hubert S Vaughn travels to Central Bridge New York to stay a week with her mother Mrs Alek Colyer. Mr and Mrs Warren Spicer of Tropieyme carme visit Mrs Esther Spicer for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Raymond Barbed and children arrive from Dayton for a weekend with Mrs Blanche Barnes and Mr and Mrs Thomas Messinger. Dolores McCray and Eull Lindsey visit Warren.
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Hubert S. Vaughn
North Center Street
Central Bridge
N.Y
Alek Colyer
Warren Spicer
Blanche Barnes
West Pleasant Street
Thomas J. Messinger
Columbus
Dolores McCray
Eull Lindsey
Warren
Charles Zens
Elmer Smith
Chattanoosa
Tenn
S. Tarher
Paul Zenns
Erik Rimosale
Georgy Yanda
Cleveland
Carnesie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Mr. Rainesalo
CG. 1. Rainesalo
Hiolne
Park Street
Jack Whitehead
William Moore
Wilmington
Del
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
Whitehead
Birthday party honors seven year old Alan Dimmick Jr
A birthday party was held yesterday afternoon at the Dimmick home for seven year old Alan Dimmick Jr, with 27 Concord School first grade guests, teacher Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, and several friends attending. Prizes were won by James Hulings and William Whiteve, and the table featured a decorated Saint Patrick's Day motif with cake ice cream and cocoa served by Mrs. Dimmick and Mrs. Walter Casser. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Cassey and her son Robert of Columbus.
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Searee
East ‘Lest
Alan Dimmilck
Dimnick
Erade
Concord School
Tx 2
Ruth Dahlstrand
James Hulings
William Bhiteve
Town Forum on Mental or Emotional Hygiene Planned
West Spring Creek town hall hosts combined meeting of Spring Creek Grange No 236 and Bax Branch Grange No 1262 on Thursday March 23 at 8 pm. Speakers include David L Swains Carry School District superintendent Dr A E Tate and Dr John Wolford plus a doctor from Warren State Hospital. Police invited and neighbors groups asked to attend with audience participation and social refreshments.
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Spring Creek Grange No
Bax Branch Grange
West Spring Creek
David L. Swains
Carry
A. E. Tate
John Wolford
Warren State Hospital
General Police
Stanges
P.T.A
ETA
Church group plans chair purchase for primary department
A Good Samaritan Society committee was formed to determine how many row chairs are needed and the cost of purchase for the First Methodist Church primary department. Twenty four members attended the meeting with Mrs. Robert Marsh and others named.
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First Methodist Church
Robert. Marsh
Edmund Barr
Dovid Dingle
Michael Cookils
Marlon Jaget
Thelma Nienkins
Eula Taylor
Concord Community Club Meeting At Concord Community House
Concord Community Club met Friday at the Concord Community House for a March gathering. President Warner Macray led a brief business segment followed by a social period. hosts included Mrs Towns Sexton and Mrs Clyde Hall.
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Ciembers
Concord
Towns Sexton
Clyde Hall
William Rage
Warner Macray
American Society For Metals To Meet Here
The Nonwestern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Society For Metals will meet at the Hotel Corry on Thursday evening May 23. guest speaker is Mr Zimmerli from Detroit. his topic is Mechanical Springs The Materia and Design. Dinner in main dining room at 6 o clock with reservations to Raymond Mtg Company officials. Zimmerli is a University of Michigan graduate and metallurgical engineer, noted for base research work and the Savevent Metal award in 1947.
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Pennsylvania
American Society For Metals
Corry
Zimmer
Barnes-Dibson-Raymond — Division
Associated Spraw Corporation of
Detroit
Milch
Mearganlesden
Rober C Ellin
Henry J. Drontrotht
Raymond Mtg. Company
Me. Zimmerli
University of Michigan
Zimmelt Hig
Barnes-Gibsom-Raymond
Savevent Metal
W R C Card Party Draws Small Crowd in Bad Weather
Women’s Relief Corps No 40 held a Friday card party at the T.O.F Ball and Cudennuta hall. Games included variations on canery prize won by Mrs Tickwire. Guests enjoyed sandwiches Jello and coffee after cards as proceeds aimed to bolster the treasury. Mrs J B Clark and Mrs Lawrence Morton led the event with aides Miss Clara Hill and others.
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Women’s Relief Corps No. 40
F. Ball
Cudennuta
T.ickwire
Proveds
Treasury
J. B. Clarl
Lawrence Morton
Clara Hill
Cecil ‘Bates
Marjorie Brown
Baptist Church Choir Tureen Dinner Friday Night
Baptist Church choir and families met Friday evening for a tureen dinner at 6 30. Green and white decorations celebrated St Patrick's Day. Mrs Bruce Thomas chaired the dinner committee and after social visiting the choir held a tea lay rehearsal.
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Bapba
Ehurch
Sharehding
Patrici
Bruce Thonas
Thompson Garfield Wedding at Clymer Church Parsonage
Thompson Garfield wedding held Friday evening at the Clymer Methodist Church parsonage with Rev. Robert Knapp officiating. The couple James Thompson and Miss Leon Mae Garfield exchanged vows. reception followed with about 40 attendees from nearby towns. The couple plans a New York City honeymoon and will reside on the Thompson farm after returning. Mrs. Garfield is a 1949 Clymer graduate employed at the Clymer Drug store. Mr. Thompson is a Clymer graduate employed locally.
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Albert, Beckerinie of
Clymer
Gail Thompson
Hus
Garfield
Lancaster
Honor Assembly Friday At Corry Junior High
Corry Junior High held an honor assembly Friday where 100 letters were presented to student council members. Debut performances included solos by Barbara Johnson with James Kelsey and Lea Johnston, all noting St Patrick's Day themes.
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TaymoenNeab
Orslock
Corry Junior High School
Hahild G Wolfe
Petierps
Stider Roune
Weill
James Kelsey
Lea Johnston
Barbara Johnson
St. Patrick's Day
Family Dinner Party For Willard Dyckes
Willard Dyckes hosted a family dinner at their home at 35 Grace Street. Dinner was served at 6:80 and the evening included games visiting and refreshments such as pop, cake, and coffee with decorations.
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Winara Wyckes
Grace Street
Lee Eres
Club 15 Members Gather for Birthday Gift at Mend Avenue
Club 15 met at the Mend Avenue home of Mrs. Frederick Haenel with ten members in attendance. The group renamed itself during the gathering and honored Mrs. Flossie Fosburg with a birthday gift of money while other attendees included Mrs. Harold Jackman Mrs. Michael Picointe and Mrs Sawrerive McCray.
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Frederick Haenel
Mend Avenue
Flossie Fosburg
Canasin
Harold Jackman
Michael Picoilte
Sawrerive McCray
Door Prize Winners And March Meeting Notes
The text records a door prize won by Mrs Fosbure and Mrs Haenel who served refreshments including a salad, rolls, and tea. It mentions a March List meeting with Mrs P I E Stonman of 418 Mead and notes that the membership will be honored at that event.
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Fosbure
Haenel
P. IE. Stonman
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William Elliot
Arizona
Gregory A P Wuch
Hgh Marlowe
Dean Jagger
Gary Merrill
Millard
Witchell Peature
Iwo Jimo
Army Engineers
Dolrs
Helen
Ang
Potoman
Bunny
Tort Society
Legion Auxiliary
Albert H. Fox
Alan Dimmick, Jr
Mee Man Tin
Concord Community Club
Corry Junior High
Willard Dyckes
Teena Paige
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Epanie Chapin
Loblaws
Sunkist
Edgebrook
Ihe
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