Local announcements include service changes and greetings
Bruce Taylor, foster son of Ralph and Eastman, was relieved from the Air Force on March 5 after graduating Corry Area High School in 1965. He and his wife Lorna Beckwith live in Waltham, Mass, with Bruce employed as senior detail draftsman at Lexington Design. His brothers William and John serve in South Vietnam, while Louis is in the Navy at Great Lakes. Hal Messenger recovers from brain surgery in Philadelphia and will observe his 12th birthday on March 20, welcoming cards. The Messengers of East Columbus Ave. and friends await his further hospitalization. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott returned from Florida and Georgia with guests. Catholic Daughters plan bake sale after Masses at St Thomas the Apostle Church, with chairmen MarLett and O'Brien. Also noted are the returns of Sam White from vacation to Florida via Kentucky and Tennessee, and Robert Raupach from Cumberland, Md. following his father’s death. A birthday wish goes to Ronald Thompston on his natal day.
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Bruce Taylor
Ralph Eastman
East Main Street
United States Air Force
Air Force
Corry Area High School
Lorna Jean Beckwith
Booton
Mass
Waltham, Mags
Bruce
Lexington Design
William
John
United States Army
South Vietnam
Louis
United States Navy
Great Lakes
Hal Messenger
Philadelphia
Hal
Harold
Bonnie) Messenger
East Columbus Avenue
Broad Street Hospital and Medical Center
South Broad Street
LeRoy MarLett
James O’brien
Cochairman
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
St. Thomas School
Mar- Lett
O'Brien
Paul Suchar Sr
John Waseak
Flower event supports volunteer workers and college club
The scheduled fundraising event at St Teresa's Church auditorium hosts public attendance with ticket pricing set at 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for students. Tickets from committee members offer two reserved seats for 5 dollars. Ticket chair is Mrs Irvin Downs, assisted by Mrs Olin Bracken Jr and Mrs James Hammond. A public gathering requested by Pauline Wotenay.Plant tips include starting seedlings in paper cups and planting without removing cups to let roots grow through damp soil. The observance is tied to Pennsylvania Hospital Volunteer Worker Week.
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Iliary
College Women's Club
Ernest Thacker
Petron
Irvin Downs
Olin Bracken Jr
James Hammond
St. Teresa’s Church
Pauline Wotenay
Miss Kenniston Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Kenniston was guest of honor at a private bridal shower with refreshments, decorated cake, and punch. She received many gifts, reflecting the joyous occasion hosted by friends and family.
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Miss Kenniston
Jeannexenemuiion
Patricia Mink Secretary for Senator Scott
Miss Patricia Mink, daughter of Mr and Mrs John E, is chosen as secretary for Senator Scott. She travels to Washington to assist in the senator's duties and related affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Mink
Senator Scott
John E
Washington
St Patricks Party Gala at St Elizabeths Draws Crowds
St Elizabeths Church Guild sponsored a St Patrick's Day card party at the Moose Lodge with more than 70 tables in play. Prizes included two $80 cash awards won by Mrs Walsh and Robert Green, plus high and low table prizes for many participants. A Baroque Four concert preceded the games and desserts followed in a festive theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
Moose Lodge
John Walsh
Robert Green
William Kurelowech
Walter Pobegen Guest Speaker For Grange
At the Corry Grange meeting last evening in the Grange Hall on Park street a class of candidates was initiated with Laurin Hill Pomona master and Jesse Erickson preaching at initiation. A supper is slated for Saturday evening at 7 o'clock for members and families who are to bring tureens table service and a small gift to be used as a prize. The program featured a talk and slides by Walter and Corry Area High School exchange student from Ferlach Austria. An April 26 legislative meeting at 7 p.m. in Fairview with dinner at $2.60 was announced. The Pomona Grange session will be held tomorrow by the Lake Shore Grange at Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Grange
Park Street
Laurin Hill
Pomona
Jesse Erickson
Ruth McChesney
Allen Adams
Charles Mulligan
Leo Gates
Walter and Corry
Ferlach
Austria
Fairview
Pomona Grange
Lake Shore Grange
Girard
Bertha Darwin
Loretta Belden
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Birdie
Harold Scott
Mead Avenue
Florida
Georgia
Ross Davis
Youngsville
Decatur
New Port Richey
Lakeland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sam White
Kentucky
Tennessee
Englewood
Everglades
Atlantic
Robert
Della) Raupach
Cumberland
Bob
William Raupach
Brook Street
Ronald Thompston
McMich Ast
Society Editor
Loale Eastman
McMichael
Mr. and
Mrs. Jay
Pennsylvania Hospital
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
Ahoy Detergent
Washington St
Corry, PA
Muellers
St. Patrick's Party
Richard Williams
Frank Baressi
Dorothy Prugar
Wendall Shields
Frank Carnegie
Andrew Doyle
Paul Griebel
Richard Lowry
Milton Bogdanowicz
Glenda Wynn
Charles Weston
Albert Young
Christine Root
Paul Sita
Sam Stultz
al Une
Percy Cor
Mark Krahe
Willam Kurelowech
Paul Kafferlin
John McLean
Gene Hasbrouck
Harold Jackson
Louis Ball
Ernest TeWinkle
Harry Powers
Frank Dodd
Fred Schwab
Havel Hall
Mahlon Schweitzer
Kenneth Yoder
William Landis
Cyril Gluyna
Terry Williams
Leslie Davis
Mary Hynatyszyn
Richard Lutton
Mac Hine
Robert Fenton
Richard Maloney
Kenneth Kindledecker
Eugene Theisen
Lucille Church
Sanfrid Wester
Dwight King
William Leaby
George Kuzma
Marko Kirin
Richard Paver
Donald Hall
Carolyn Keppel
Dale Webster
Misa Angie Baressi
David
Craig Hyer
Romney
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Albert Fox
Merle Dodd
E.W. Baccus
Milton Johnson
John Sullivan
Leo Neckers
Richard Orn. Wrisley
National Bank of Corry
Mary Bob Church
Corry Citizens Office Marine Bank
Loblaws
Sterling Mille
Lyn Webster
al Chris
Paula Rossbacher
Debbie Gilliland
Thomas Lathrop
Joseph Glaviano
Catherine Highy
Frank Karkoski Sr
Leo Heberlein
Alfred Ficcardi
Jock Armitage
John Mis
Mra, John Walsh
Walter Pobegen
Cik
Robert Sandera
Mark Krizanik
Janet Oldenald
Helen Glacoma
Tony 3Tec
Joseph Slike
Lou Hanna
Patrick Rynd
Woolworth’s
Frank’s
Corry Savings and Loan Association
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