Engagement of Ruth Griffith to Paul B Clark
Mrs Gladys Griffith of 124 South Main Union City announces the engagement of her daughter Ruth to Paul B Clark of 854 East Main Corry son of Mr and Mrs Dorr y Clark. Ruth is a Union City Joint High School 1998 graduate. Paul is a Corry High School graduate. Both work for Pennsylvania Electric Company and an August wedding is planned.
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Gladys Griffith
South Main Street
Union City
Ruth
Paul B. Clark
Dorry
Clark
East Main Street
Corry
Miss Griffith
Lawrence Griffith
Chillicothe
Ohio
Clarke
Corry High School
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Merrill's
Women's Bowling Group Holds Annual Banquet and Elections
The Corry area Women’s Bowling Association held its annual banquet at the Moose Club with 69 attendees and guests. Officers were elected: Mrs. Morton president, Ronald Rathbn vice president, Gulla Zepite secretary, Andrew Swentel treasurer, and Mrs. Paul Brendel surgeon general. The evening featured trophy presentations and donor acknowledgments.
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Wemguey Ve Corty Women's Bowling Association
Moose Club
Virginia Diemer
Richard Morton
Edward Berry
Corry - Jamestown
Loyal Order of Moose
Jackson
Olds
Ann Baresi
Sponkzors
Mary Hnatyszyn
Morton
Presentaton
Ronald Rathbn
Gulla Zepite
Andrew Swentel
Paul Brendel
Sveritek
Clarence Kirch
Women of the Moose
Beatrice Btewait
Stewart's
Albert Fox
Herbert Carroll
Carroll
Spring Creek PTA Holds Regular Meeting at School
The Spring Creek Township Parent-Teacher Association met last evening at the school. The program featured music and demonstrations by teachers and three pupils from each room. Principal speaker Mic Morgan, Warren County Boy Scout leader, delivered an informative talk. The year’s program, rated excellent by the state office, concluded with refreshments served by Mrs. William Mitchell and Mrs. Elmer Tripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Pta
Spring Creek Township
Parent-Teacher Association
Mic Morgan
Warren County
William Mitchell
Elmer ‘Tripp
Navy Mothers Club Sews for Shipyard Project
At the Navy Mothers Club meeting held at the 100 Hall last evening the group diverted from business to sew on a current ship project. Articles will be shipped to the Navy Family Chapel in California. A lunch featuring lime jello, sandwiches, cookies, tea, and coffee was provided by Mayme Mitelellnd and Mrs Gill Huby. The shamrock place markers matched St Patrick's Day. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Navy Family
California
Mayme
Gill Huby
Corry Juvenile Grange Holds Drill Practice
Corry Juvenile Grange No. 250 met Sunday afternoon at Grange Hall on Part Street with good attendance. Drill practice was held and entertainment followed with indoor basketball and outdoor softball. Refreshments of cookies and Kool-Aid served by Miss Maxine Windirho, Miss Joan Dingtether, Miss Elaine Wester and Miss Judy Herrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovee Juyenue Sasnnge No. 250
Grane Hall
Part Street
Commuine
Maxine Windirhoo
Joan Dingtether
Elaine Wester
Judy Herrig
Daughter Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs. George Flew of 610 North Center Street welcome a daughter born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Flew
North Center Street
Mrs Jennie Akam Hosts Neighborhood Club Meeting
Mrs Jennie Akam of West Washington Street entertained nine neighbors for the Neighborhood Club. Prizes went to Mrs Edom Williams and Mrs Willard Shreve with an additional door prize for Mrs Williams. A lunch of Spanish rice rolls pie coffee and tea followed before adjourning. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Gladys Palmer at Mrs Harry Fiten’s home in Blatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Akam
West Washington Street
Edom Williams
Willard Shreve
Williams
Gladys Palmer
Harry Fiten
Blatt
Warren Kiwanis Rotary joint meeting held at Hotel Cony
A combined Kiwanis and Rotary dinner meeting occurred at the Hotel Cony with nine Warren Kiwanis members attending. Afterward, rehearsals for a minstrel show took place in the WOTR rooms. Kiwanis directors later met at Howard Hutzelman’s home to plan the March 28 Queen of the Finlor Chamber of Commerce Syrup Fest contest entries Christine Clarke and Paul Crouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Rotary
Kiwanis
Hotel Cony
WOTR
Warren Kiwanis Club
Charles Shaffer
George Horsfield
Carl Chesnutt
Hugh Logan
Frank Price
Frank Wood
Robert Anstadt
Vern Zellefrow
Lee Berger
Howard Hutzelman
Christine Clarke
Paul Crouch
Te Finlor Chamber of Commerce
Fesee
Corry Grange No 58 Reports Meeting Improvements
Worthy Master Don Whaley reports Corry Grange No 58 held its regular meeting. Members were thanked for installing new hall lights erecting coat racks shelving and other improvements. Eugene Powers introduced Dr John M Mohr who spoke on fluoridation. Tea and cookies were served by Mrs C A Pier and committee. Next meeting set for April It.
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Corry Grange No
Don Whaley
Corry Grange No. 58
Eugene Powers
John M. Mohr
C. A. Pier
Grange
Luce
Readers Meet With Mrs Bertha Stockton
The Readers group met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Bertha Stockton of West Congress Street. A dessert lunch was served at 2 p.m. followed by a brief business meeting led by the president. Miss Ida Obra presented an interesting program about the Texas Tower radar topic.
Lois Jane Porter Celebrates 10th Birthday
Mrs. Bernard Porter hosts a St Patrick's Day themed party for Lois Jane Porter age 10 in Spring Creek. Eighteen girls attended with mint cup favors made by Mrs George Koeatner. Prizes went to Marion Felton Linda Armitage Beverly Armitage and Barbar Steweak. Refreshments included birthday cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jane Porter
Bernard Porter
Spring Creek
Lois Jane
George Koeatner
Game Prines
Marion Felton
Linda, Armitage
Beverly Armitage
Barbar
Married Couples Club Meets At Columbus Town Hall
The Warren County Senior Extension Young Married Couples Club met last evening at the Town Hall in Columbus with about 40 in attendance. The program covered Your Family Security in three phases: Protection and Retirement by GO Winans, Wills and Its by Myron Jewell, and Credit by Norman Rough. An interstate question period followed and a brief business meeting with Merle Page presiding. The event closed with sugny codal and refreshments. Next host is Mrs Morris Bonsteel on North Center Street on April 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Young Married Couples Club
Town Hall
Columbus
Go, Winans
Warren
Wills
Myron Jewell
Warren Bank and Trust
Norman Rough
Production Credit Association
Meadville
Merle Page
Lawrence Miller
Weaving Program Earns Praise From Mentor Club
The Mentor Club held its most interesting meeting last evening at Mrs. Porter Auer’s East Congress street home. President F B Sullivan led a brief session before a program on design in weaving and dressmaking including a talk on historical fashion and a weaving demonstration by Miss Bonnie Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Auer
East Congress Street
F. B. Sullivan
Harley Tohnson
John Patterson
Bonnie Gordon
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Paul McDonald
A group of skating companions honored Paul McDonald of Liberty street with a surprise party Sunday at Rainbow Roller Rink Wattsburg. The group presented him with a jacket and gifts. Cake and sandwiches were served. The party was sponsored by Pauls parents Mr and Mrs Howard McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McDonald
Liberty Street
Rainbow
Wattsburg
Paul
Howard McDonald
Fire Destroys Elementary School in New Baltimore
A single story frame elementary school building in New Baltimore near Somerset was destroyed by fire last night. Janitor Ed Hankenson said the blaze likely started in a fur face flue after he banked the furnace about 30 minutes earlier. About 40 pupils attended classes in the building at the time.
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Somerset
New Baltimore
Here
Ed Hankenson
Prosecution Witness Tests Doctor in Morrell Case
Admits widow was slipping before alleged serious case as nurse Stronach testified Edith Morrell died after a course of drugs. The 87-year-old sufferer was described as neurotic and irritable, with Adams denying intent while prosecutors allege a will-benefiting motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etwees
Voon Podkin Adams
Society
Old Bailey
Helen Stronach
Adams
Edith Alice Morrell
Nurse Mise Stronach Describes Patient’s Final Days
Mise Stronach, a nurse who cared for the elderly woman in her last days, recalls she was rambling and complained of pain about a month before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Stronach
Red Boss Calls For Mid-East Confab
Khrushchev proposed a Middle East conference to ease world tensions, likening it to the 1954 Geneva Indochina talks. He avoided naming participants and answered questions from a Grand Rapids editor, criticizing a U S policy of strength as a threat to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Mid-East
Nikita Khrushchev
Indochina
Khrushchev
Grand Rapids
Mich
Moscow
Herald
Sharlet L. Clapp
U. S
Denver Man Faces Trial for Threat to Governor
John Alden, 34, of Denver, will stand trial on a charge of sending a threatening letter to Governor George M Leader of Pennsylvania. No trial date has been set.
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Denver
John
Alden
Tris
George M
Pennsylvania
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