Luncheon in Harrisburg to Honor Women
The eighth annual luncheon by the Pennsylvania Federation of BPW Clubs will be April 4 at 12:30 p.m. in the Penn Harris Hotel Harrisburg. Mrs Betsy F. Meyers announces Mary Dublin Keyserling will address the audience on Some Challenges We Women Face. Attendees include women in state government and judiciary from across Pennsylvania and United States Treasury official Kathryn O Tay Grandan. Tickets from Mrs Ernest McMichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennnsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Apell
Penn Harris
Harrisburg
Betsy FP
Meyers
King of Prussia
Pennsylvania Federation
Mary Dublin Keyserling
Keyserling
Lyndon B
Women’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Pennsylvania
Kathryn O'tay Grandan
United States
Philadelphia Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ernnest McMichael
BPW
Mary Martha Session Held At Sheehan Home
Mrs John Sheehan hosted 21 Mary Martha Class members from Hirst Methodist Church on West Church Street Thursday evening. Devotions were by Mrs Paul Lines, followed by a brief business session led by president Mrs Harold Patterson.
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John Sheehan
West Church Street
Hirst, Methodist Church
Paul Lines
Harold Patterson
Sheehan
Lona Merker
Ann MacLees
Clyde Keith
Range Road
Cheer Group to Elect Officers at April Meet
A local CHEER group held its March session where members discussed aiding visually handicapped children. The business meeting announced that officer elections will be highlighted at the April 1 session. The nominating committee includes Mrs. Alfred Apps Mrs. Raymond Hamilton and Mrs. Charles Sutter.
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Reece Blind
Alfred Apps
Raymond Hamilton
Charles Sutfer
David Ehrhardt Contest Winner in Teen Talent Contest
David Ehrhardt Jr winning the Erie zone Teen Talent contest advances to the area competition covering northwestern Pennsylvania. If successful, he advances to the district event including all of western Pennsylvania. He is the son of Mr and Mrs David Ehrhardt of 317 Worth Street.
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David Ehrhardt Jr
Erie
Church of the Nazarene
David Ehrhardt
Worth Street
Pennsylvania
Key Club Dance To Raise Funds
The Key Club at Corry plans a fundraising dance at Hi Fi Hall tonight from 4 30 to 11 30 pm to finance six members’ trip to the state convention in Philadelphia next month. Attending from Corry are club president Lee Miller and five delegates Ernie Shet Har Thomas Bracken David Weber Jeffrey Rathbun and one Pledger. Sterling Wees of the YMCA says the regular senior high dance is cancelled for tonight to support the Key Club event.
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Key Club
Philadelphia
Corry
Lee Miller
Elub
Ernie Shet Her
Thomas Bracken
David Weber
Jeffrey Rathbun
Sterling Wees
YMCA
Community notices and personal updates from local paper
Spaghetti supper at TWOP Hall hosted by Odd Fellows and Rebekah from 5 to 7 30 p m with a social period to follow Mrs Ralph Gould and Mrs Russell Merrill announce public invitation. West Washington street resident Stubert Patterson returns from Edinboro College to spend vacation with parents. Michael Lewis returns from a Mediterranean tour before resuming Navy duties in Virginia. Golden Age Club meets at YMCA for officer elections and birthday greetings in March Rev Virgil Endsley chapel speaker Mrs Bertha Michael guest speaker. Brian Pantle to begin eight weeks of US Air Force basic training in San Antonio. Columbus Grange meets at Carl Koford home for Easter program with David Curtis presiding. Gary Miles transfers from Port Knox to Port Leonard Wood after a visit with family.
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Twop Hall
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Ralph Gould
Russell Merrill
Stubert Patterson
Don R Patterson
West Washington Street
Edinboro College
Edinboro
Woniddiy
Michael Lewis
Olk
United States Navy
Mediterranean
Milo
James Lewis
East Bond Street
Clu
YMCA
Virgil Endsley
Wheelock Community Church
Bertha McMichael
Curry Journal
Brian Pantle
Herman Pantle
R. D
San Antonio
Texas
United States Air Force
Carl Koford
Spring Creek
Columbus Grange
Harold Ayers
David Curtis
Plans Progress For Auxiliary Spring Meeting
The Lineware Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans the spring meeting of the Women’s Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Hospital Auxiliaries on April 15. Luncheon reservations close April 8 with Mrs. Gerald Staples Miss Maxene Oberman or Mrs. Clarence Kireh. The all day program runs 9 to 10 registration and coffee, 10 to 1 hospital tour, then lunch and panel discussions at the Moose Club. More than 100 delegates from across the region are expected, with Ellwood City administrator Mabel Ammons Barton delivering the main address.
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Lineware Memorial Wospital
Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Gerald Staples
Maxene Oberman
Clarence Kireh
the Moose
Jerome Needham
Needham
Bradford
Brookville
Butler
Clearfield
Coudersport
DuBois
Ellwood City
Erie
Franklin
Greenville
Grove City
Girard
Indiana
Kane
Kittaning
Meadville
Sharon
St. Marys
Ridgway
Punxsutawney
Corryites to Attend Ice Follies in Buffalo Tomorrow
Merle Haskell of East Pleasant Street Mrs Charlotte Kinney of Raymond Avenue and Miss Grace Darling of Mead Avenue will join numerous Corry residents for the Ice Follies in Buffalo tomorrow.
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Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Charlotte Kinney
Raymond Avenue
Miss Grace. Darling
Mead Avenue
Buffalo
Erie Library Plans Annual Book Fair
Erie Public Library announces its annual Children's Book Fair in cooperation with the Erie School District and the Junior League of Erie, two weeks from April 6 to 12. The second week coincides with National Library Week and features diverse displays, student art, and programs at Dale Hall across from the library.
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Me Erie Public Library
Agai
Erie
National Library Week
Treasury Area
Mercyhurst College
Villa Maria College
Dale Hall
The
International Institute
James Thurber
Playhouse Student Theater
Robert Grimm
Mary Poppins
Robert Snell
Miss Austin Hosts Covenant Circle Meeting
The Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Miss Ina Austin's Maple Avenue home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Austin and Mrs. Duane Bates served dessert as guests arrived. Mrs. Maxwell Brown, chairman, led the business meeting and the group discussed dates and events for the church centennial week. It was announced that the continuation of plans would follow.
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Miss Austin
Covenant Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Ina Austin
Maple Avenue
Duane Bates
Maxwell Brown
National Book Awards and Childrens Medal Winners Named
The Library Letter reports the 5th National Book Awards winners across five categories with prizes up to $1,000. Newbery and Caldecott honors are announced at the Harvard Club, with Emily Cheney Neville winning for Is Like This Cat and Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are among runners up. The Aurianne Award goes to Emil Eilers for A Black Bear's Story, funded by Augustine Aurianne’s bequest. all winning books will be displayed at Corry Public Library during Library Week April 12–18.
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National Book Guard
Newberry
Caldecott
Library Letter
John Updike
John Crowe Ransom
Wiliam A. , McNeill
John Keats
Aillen Wardence
America
Chistopher
Gael Gabi
National Book Committe
American Booksellers Association
Funk
Cat
Emily Cheney Neville
Walthrott
Maurice Sendak
Sterling North
Loner
Ester Wier
Hreane Ped
Newbery
Andy and the Lion
McBligot
Pool
Madeline
Aurianne
Emil &. Liers
Black Bear
American Library Association
ALA
Augustine Aurianne
New Orleans
Corry Public Library
Covenant Circle September Meeting Hosted by Women’s Association
Covenant Circle members hosted the September meeting of the Women’s Association with Mrs. Harold Patterson in charge of devotions assisted by Mrs. Brown who used the booklet Be What You Are. Mrs. James Hileman presented a program on Asia. Mrs. Florence Amy will host the April 21 meeting at her East Main Street home.
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Covenant Circle
Women's Association
Harold Patterson
Brown
Coppler
James Hileman
Asia
Florence Amy
East Main Street
My Favorite Recipe Soft Molasses Cookies
Miss Lynda Bemis shares a soft molasses cookie recipe listing ingredients such as sugar shortening eggs molasses ginger cinnamon baking soda and spices. Bake on a greased sheet 10 to 12 minutes at 375 degrees. Submit favorite recipes to The Corry Journal for publication.
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Miss Lynda Bemis
the Corry Journal
TV Schedule Highlights a Packed Week of Classics
A dense TV grid lists Saturday to Friday lineups with sports, dramas, comedies, news, and specials. Notable entries include wrestling, basketball, baseball themed broadcasts, Westerns like Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Wagon Train, and variety shows such as Ed Sullivan, Jackie Gleason, and Judy Garland.
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France
Patty Duke
Jackie Gleason
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Welk
Phil Silvers
Hollywood Palace
Edie Adams
GE College
20Th Century
Bill Dana
Empire
Judy Garland
du Pont Shaw
Dink Powell
MeHoles Navy
Milo
Mayes
Thotrseind Wile
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Evans
Birdie
Corry Savings and Loan
Center St
Corry, Penn
Erie Library
Handicarrier
Jackknives
Corry, PA
W. Washington St
White House
Library
Meriganook Publishers Sonnet
Book Manufacturers’ Institute
New York Hilton
Newbery and
Harvard Club
New York City
Daniel Mel Eher
R. Bowker Company
Frederic G. Melcher
Monbay
Yori Bearig
Becky and
Tus
Garry Moore
Woody Woodpeck
Rocky and His
Pappy
Woody Woodpec
M Squad
Hennesey
Mr. Novak
Andy Griffith
Red Skelton
McHale's Navy
Richard Boone
Jack Benny
Bell Telephone Hour
Ben Casey
Tia
Johnny Carson
Novies Ogee
Yulleman
Ares
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
87Th Precinct
Password
Flintstones
Temple Houston
Rawhide
Dona Reed
Dr. Kildare
My Three Sons
Perry Mason
Kraft Suspense
Wriday
Magilla Gotilla
Mr. Magoo
Ron Cochr
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