Mrs. Harry Phillips Honored At Birthday Party Home Event
A surprise birthday party was held at 458 East Main Street for Mrs. Harry Phillips with cards, light refreshments, and three birthday cakes. Relatives from out of town attended including Edward Bhuttee Richard Grice and Charlotte Williams and family.
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Harry Phillips
East Main Street
Philips
Edward Bhuttee
Richard Grice
Charlotte Williams
Eric
Harry Phillips Jr
DeFuniak Springs
Fla
M. I. Spaulding
Everett Phillips
Rodney Knowlton
Cleo Hatch
Kiwanis Club Meeting At Hotel Corry
Kiwanis members held a dinner meeting at the Hotel Corry last evening and adjourned to the new Corry Area High School for Carlyle Brock safari movies. Guests included Mr and Mrs Brock Wallace Wallover William Slater of Erie and Captain Albert Milley of Thorold Ontario.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
New Corry
Carlyle Brock
Brock
Wallace Wallover
William Slater
Erie
Albert Milley
Thorold
Ontario
Leo al
Broom
Page Louderback
James Harper
Inter Club
Millcreek Club
Birthday party honors seven year old Billy Wolfe
Mrs Harold Wolfe hosted a birthday party at 470 Wayne Street yesterday for her son Billy aged seven. First grade classmates from Weight thgot attended with teacher Miss Ola Young assisting. Twenty seven children joined from 4 to 6 pm to craft bluebirds robins and take part in an Easter egg hunt. Jay Rumbough and Diane Pugh won prizes for finding the lucky emma. A birthday supper followed with decorated cake and gifts for Billy.
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Billy Wolfe
Harold Wolfe
Wayne Street
Billy
Ola Young
Emma
Enjoyable Grange Meeting Features Play and Film
Corry Grange No. 56 hosted about 75 members with a four act play The Story for the Litterbug Family and a film Every body's Business shown by Lawrence Anderton. Miss Shirley Hall announced Corry Go To Church Sunday on March 21 at 8 p.m. at St. Pauls Lutheran. The charter was draped for Ethelyn Chase. Raffle prizes awarded for a barometer, stainless bowls, wrist watch, flash camera, steam iron. Next meeting April 4 will confer first and second degrees for listed candidates.
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Grange
Corry Grange No
John Decker
Litterbug
Corry
Honald Swanson
Loretta Belden
Howard Vanderhart
Donald Neylon
Eugene Powers
Akam
Oscar Lindstrom
Walter Dingfelder
Jamestown Club Hosts Navy Mothers with Guests
Jamestown Navy Mothers Club members joined 12 visiting members of the Ralph Bennett Navy Mothers Club for a six o'clock dinner at the IOOF Hall. Elizabeth Jansen and Wendall Shields led the hostess committee. After visiting and pirate bingo, the local club set a meeting for April for a regular business session.
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Ing
Lorry Navy Mothers Club
Ralph Bennett
Spring Creek PTA Met In Routine Session
Spring Creek Township Parent Teacher Association met last evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. Tynn Rice of Corry in charge. Rice directed the tenth grade girls chorus and discussed school music programs. Wave Rieck presided. nominating committee named. Lunch followed.
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Spring Creek Township
Parents Teacher Association
H. Tynn Rice
Corry
Rice
Wave Rieck
William Armitage Jr
Victor Morris
Ralph Swart
John Logan
Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Highlight Local Families
A series of birth announcements from the Corry Memorial Hospital notes a son born yesterday to Franklin Culahan and his wife at 94 Snyder Circle and a daughter to Charles Savko of Columbus yesterday morning. Additional newborns include a daughter to Melvin Edwards of R D 4, a son to Richard Proctor of Louisville with Teena Firster as the former, and a daughter to Thomas Felton of Spring Creek and a son to Roger Barnhart of Wettsburg.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Franklin Culahan
Snyder Circle
Charles Savko
Columbus
Melvin Edwards
Richard Proctor
Louisville, Ky
Proctor
Teena
Elgin
Thomas Felton
Spring Creek
Roger Barnhart
Wettsburg
Corry Memorial
Auxiliary Meeting Notes From Mrs Douglas Home
Mrs I M Douglas hosted 16 Auxiliary members at 1414 North Center Street with Mrs Robert Clark presiding. Devotions were by Mrs Clarence Wallace. bake sale netted 20 01 and a further sale set for April 15. Plans mentioned for a spiritual retreat March 26 27 at State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Douglas
I. M. Douglas
North Center Street
Robert Clark
Sesson
Clarence Wallace
Arthur O. Burgess
Omar Crowell
Clark
State College
Deanna Hoylen
Ruth Abbey
U. N
Harrisburg
YMCA
Douglas
Estella Wells
Beatrice Stewart
Burgess
East South Street
Mrs Porter Auer Hosts Mentor Club Meeting
Mrs Porter Auer entertained 15 members of the Mentor Club at her East Congress Street home with current events from roll call findings. Officers and committees were named for the coming year and plans discussed for the spring banquet. The program featured the lives and work of The Rossettis presented by Mrs Ethel Patterson. Dessert was served and Mrs Ralph Fogle will entertain next on April 4.
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Readers Club
Readera Club
North Center Street
Morris Bongteel
Howard Stull
Bonsteel
W. L. Mellon
Jungles
Albert Schweitzer
H.W. Taggart
Auer
Mentor Club
Porter Auer
East Congress Street
Ralph Blakeslee
E . Barnes
Helen Rowe
Louise [Williams
Paul Bauer
Rossettis
Ethel Patterson
Ralph Fogle
Wright Street
Stork Shower Held for Mrs Raymond Blynt in City Home
A stork shower honoring Mrs. Raymond Blynt was hosted Friday at North Center Street home of Mrs. William Hammond with co hosts Mrs. Richard Schneider and Mrs. Richard Williams. Cards provided entertainment and prizes went to Mrs. Ernest Emmons, Mrs. Ernest Simmonson and Mrs. Fred Clark. A shower of baby gifts was presented and a salad luncheon served. Pink and blue favors and lit tapers decorated the tables.
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Raymond Blynt
Willlam Hammond
North Center Street
Richard Schneider
Richard Williams
Ernest Emmons
Ernest Simmonson
Fred Clark
Pension rights bill clears Senate in Harrisburg push
Legislation to substantially boost pension privileges for legislators won Senate approval last night and was sent to the House for action.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Increase Phone Rates Hit 62 129 Subscribers in Harrisburg Area
United Telephone Co of Harrisburg plans a rate increase affecting 62 129 subscribers across 15 south center counties starting Thursday. The move targets a wide service area as the company updates pricing for local and long distance options.
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Harrisburg
United Telephone Co
Plan Inoculation for Pennsylvania School Children
State health officials and National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis outlined plans to inoculate about 456000 Pennsylvania school children with Salk polio vaccine in spring or early April. Free injections would target first and second graders statewide, with eligibility for those in the 1954 test groups who did not receive vaccine. Counties Mercer McKean Centre and Clinton referenced from last year’s trials.
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Harrisburg
Mercer
McKean
Centre
Clinton
Vaccine plan to immunize school children against polio
Dr Mattison outlines a no charge supplemental polio vaccine program for children in high risk age groups funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Licensed Belle vaccine may be used pending Dr Thomas Francis Jr evaluation in April. Public health and school physicians will administer shots with private practitioners’ aid, upon parental consent via school forms.
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National Foundation For
Mattisen
Thomas Francis Jr
University of Michigan
Mattison
City Moves Toward Tax Sale of Deteriorated Properties
City council discusses tax delinquent parcels on Mead avenue and plans hearings. Mayor Earl T. Gherry promises sewer repairs on West Frederick street when weather allows and considers buying land between Franklin and West Washington for off street parking.
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Mead Avenue
Earl T. Gherry
West Frederick Street
Cherry
Franklin
West Washington Streets
City council mulls parking and property moves near Sears
Pennsylvania Railroad plans to remove certain area tricks and sell the property. The Atlantic and Pacific store may use the site for a parking lot. The matter heads to City Belieltor Roger Brown for review. Removing two parking meters on West Washington street to free truck space for Sears is discussed. No action taken. deferred to next meeting. Board of Health meets after, discussing the Gross property on Pearl street and health officer Harley Drake remarks.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic and Pacific
Roger Brown
Washington Street
Sears
Franz Building
Cotiwell
Board of Health
Pearl Street
Harley Drake
Rule man entitles to share in wife's estate
A 4-3 ruling in Northumberland County Orphans Court reversed a Shamokin decision over Olive C. Jury's estate. Ned Osthaus forfeited his share after neglecting to support his wife for over a year before her death, despite their 1931 marriage. The court held a wife may relieve a husband of support duties. no proof means no presumed willful default.
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Northumberland
Osthaus
Horace,Stern
Allen M. Stearne
John C. Arnhold
City Solicitor to Review Health Hazard at Local Site
The board, deeming the place a health menace and fire hazard, voted to have the city solicitor investigate the matter, and then adjourned the meeting.
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Jeannette Platt
W. F. LaPoze
South Center Street
Kathryn Conners
Margaret McCarthy
Robert Williams
Buffalo
Jean Daly
Ralph Larson
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Chicago
Conrad Hilton
Corry- Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Eric Lanphere
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Lloyd Lanphere
East
Conness. Street
Olin W. Bracken Jr
West Park Place
Miami
Frank N. Ames
Eleanor Mead
Santa Monica
Calif
S&h
VanCise
Thomas Motors OF
Anc
Ketlee 4 DE ML
Alfonso Vedoya
Pedro
Gonzales Gonzales
Har
Universal International
Jamestown Club
Guests of Navy Mothers Club
Spring Creek Pta
Soneia
White & Wyckoff
AEF
Dodd
Corry’s Children’s Shop
Havel
Center Street
Loblaw's
Leo Steinway
New
Heral Tase Ray
Easter Seaton
NEW Dress Club
F.C. Chapin &Son
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