Wickwire Engagement Announced for Corry Senior
Mr and Mrs Warren D Wickwire of Columbus announce the engagement of their daughter Bhirley to Paul R Clabbatz son of Mr and Mrs Howard Clabbatz of R D 1 Corry. Miss Wickwire is a senior at Corry Area High School and her aunt was CAHS graduate in 1956. She is employed with George Hartley. No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren D. Wickwire
Columbus
Bhirley
Paul R. Clabbatz
Howard Clabbatz
R. D. 1. Corry
Miss Wickwire
Corry Area High School
CAHS
George Hartley
Junior Class Play Ticket Sales and Prom Plans
Lynda Paige led the sale of tickets for the Junior Class Play with 114 sold. A tie for third saw Diane Sawyer and Kay Hamilton with 55 each. Plans are underway for the Junior Senior Prom with a South Pacific theme and Jimmy Shay's orchestra. Several CAHS seniors received college acceptances in the past week. Two door prizes were awarded at the Sophomore St Patrick’s Dance. APS bonds drive continues with Room 54 first at 70 bonds. Music Boosters host a party at the YMCA with proceeds aiding the bands and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Paige
Carol Betts Tame Mi
Diane Sawyer
Kay Hamilton
South Pacific
Jimmy Shay
Howard Sheen
Harold Wolfe
J. Donald Watson
Jin Mis
Jack Stahl
William Rodemeyer
CAHS
Rodney Person
Meyer
Bert Anderson
Jim, Olson
Pat Shamburg
APS
Robert Mulvin
William Miller
Edward Blake Lee
Elmer Ortner
Elnora Wood
Kathy Gage
Fred Schwab
Music Boosters
YMCA
Muse Boosters
John Freno
Personal Shower Honors Miss Judith Rhodes Bride Elect
Miss Judith Rhodes of Sugar Grove, bride elect of Norman Upperman of Columbus, was honored at a personal shower given by Mrs. Donald Eshelman in Clymer. Prizes went to several guests, a salad luncheon followed, with 19 attendees from Clymer and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Rhodes
Sugar Grove
Norman Upperman
Columbus
Donald Eshelman
Clymer
Walter DeShazer
Robert Klingensmith
Wilbur Meerdink
Russell Hunink
Marion Wiltsie
Sharon Rhodes
Ronald Rhodes
Betsy Rhod
North Clymer
Union City
Tonawanda
Spring Creek PTA to Hear Rosa Larrondo Speaker
The Spring Creek Parent Teacher Association will meet Monday at 8 PM in the school. Rosa Larrondo, a foreign exchange student from Santiago Chile at Corry Area High School, will speak on international relations. A social hour with refreshments will follow, hosted by Mrs. Robert Crane and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Pta
Rosa Larrondo
Spring Creek
Parent-Teacher—Association
Corry Area
Santiago
Chile
Robert Crane
Corry Area Births Reported at Local Hospitals
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCray of Sherman at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter followed last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Earl TeWinkle of A.D.2, Erie. A son was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase of 141 Mott Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born March 16 at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie to Mr. and Mrs. James Whitmore, whose wife is Eilen Richards of Corry. Doris Richards of Frewsburg is the paternal grandmother, and Merle Haskell of East Pleasant Street is a great grandparent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald McCray
Shermin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Earl TeWinkle
Bor
Hurold Chase
Mott Slavel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
James’ Whitmore
Whitmore
Eilen Richards
Corry
Doris Richards
Frewsburg
Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Hi Neighbor Club Officers Elected at St Patrick's Day Meet
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting elected officers at its St Patrick's Day gathering hosted by Mrs. Carl Marsh. Marlon Humphrey was re elected president, with Mrs. Marsh as vice president and Mrs. Donald Walters as secretary and treasurer. A ham dinner, Irish decor, mint baskets, readings, jokes and a group sing along concluded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Neighbor Club
Cutting
Carl Marsh
Helen Bass
Elouise Marsh
Marlon Humphrey
Donald Walters
Marion Way
Max Bemis
Vernon Humphrey
Mrs D A Hillstrom Named Honorary Chairman For National Library Week
Mrs D A Hillstrom named honorary chairman of the local observance of National Library Week. Event runs April through 9 with Robert Tunnell as general chairman and support from Xi Beta Phi and Epsilon Phi Bet Sigma Phi sisters. Theme Open World Wake Up and Read urges communities to boost library use. National backing notes rising library circulation and local 4 400 increase last year. Williams Nichols and Pennsylvania committee leaders cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D-A.hillstrom
National Library
D. A. Hillstrom
Corry
LifarceryBo
Robert Tunnell
Ry . Anderson
Alton Dahlstrand
Richard Mason
A. A. Carbone
Xi Beta Phi
Epsilon Phi
Bet Sigma Phi Sorority
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nsw
National Book Committee
American Library Association
SUN Wd Yorniry Organizatoris
William 4. Nichols
Pennsylvania
General M B. Ridgway
Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh
Marjorie Flood
Carnegie Library
Door prize winner named at local gathering
Mrs. Marlon Way received the door prize with attendees including Mrs. Cecil Humphrey of Sherman and Mrs. Guy Hayes. Others present were Mrs. Duane Bemis Mrs. Harold Sweet and Raymond Olmer. Max Bemis will host the next meeting on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Way
Cecil Humphrey of
Sherman
Guy Hayes
Duane Bemis
Harold Sweet
Raymond Olmer
Max Bemis
Lutheran Fellowship Easter Egg Making At St Pauls
Members of the Lutheran Fellowship of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church met in the church basement for a session on making and decorating fudge Easter eggs to be given to Sunday School children. Ridiculous Easter bonnets, ping pong and records followed with refreshments provided by Mrs Freeman and Mrs McCray. next meeting a bowling party on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineen
Luetheran Fellowship
St. Paul's
Evaytlical Lutheran Charen
Thomas Pierotti
Jesse Freeman
Quentin McCray
$1 Traffic Ticket Costs Him $6.66
In Oregon a man sent $6.66 to satisfy a $1 traffic ticket amid unclear motive. Major Frank Baumgartner of the local traffic bureau reported a registered letter for 66 cents arriving from the man, with checks described as the “Beloved” and 100 pennies. Bank checks show a five-cent service charge per check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Olio
Min
Frank Baumgartner
Baimgartner
Swallows Return To Mission San Juan Capistrano
The St. Joseph’s Day festival in San Juan Capistrano marks the return of the cliff swallows from South America. About 10,000 people gather as bands play, riders decorate saddles, and a gardener tends the crumbling mission while the 14 year old legend of the swallows is recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Capistrano
Calif Pi
St. Joseph's Day
South America
Junipero Serra
St. John's Day
No Progress In Film Strike Talks In Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports another meeting is planned early next week as the Screen Actors Guild and major studios resume talks. Negotiators met yesterday and found little progress on the strike now in its M day. The guild seeks a pension plan and a share of profits from post-1948 movie sales to television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Guild
Capture Two In Postal Slayings ACOnthiNhd
Police investigated two postal slayings linked by a notebook entry and keys found near the crime scene. Investigators traced an inked number and a car connection, questioning Irene Showers, alias Johnson, 23, and locating two victims Wilson and Perkins during the Friday car incident in the South Side neighborhood.
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McAuliffe
Willy Swoodf
Amet
Ned
Anen
Jumplin
Ange
Timber and Keys
South Side
Wilson
Perkins
Irene Showers
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Hammond’s
Eagle Street
Dial
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Qual Banking
Eneml
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Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
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Lady Astor
Eden Farm
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Cary
Tony Grant
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