Junior Senior Banquet and Prom Plans Announced
Local students organize the annual Junior Senior Banquet and Prom at Corry Area High School. Committees cover dining, invitations, programs, decorations, and music with Hal Milton and his Titusville orchestra set to play. Dates are April 17 for the banquet in the cafeteria and a dance the next night in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stahl
Corry Area
Bettie
Hal Milton
Titusville
Mary Ann Cosma
John Morris
Cochairmen
Mary
Ellen Pless
Elaine Leek
Cenvermeces
Blakeslee
Spencer Aid Members Plan New Project
Spencer Aid members met Thursday for an all day session at president Mrs Omar Crowells home in R Da Twenty members attended after a noon dinner Mrs Crowell led devotions with the 27th Psalm Donations were approved for the American Red Cross and the Easter Seal campaign A money raising project was set to distribute home decorator books Mrs Earl Bailey will host the April meeting when guilt will be tied off
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies Aid
Omar Crowell
R da
Crowell
American Red Cross
Earl Bailey
R. D
Hi Neighbor Club of Cuttine Dinner Meeting
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cuttine met Thursday with Mrs. Robert Humphrey as hostess. A baked ham dinner was served at 1 o'clock to nine members and four children. After a brief business session led by president Mrs. Marion Way, a social period followed. Next month’s meeting on the 17th will be hosted by Mrs. Max Bemis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting Hi Neighbors
Hi Neighbor Club
Cuttineaver
Robert Humphrey
Marion Way
Max Bemis
Lutheran Fellowship Plans Easter Egg Sale Fundraiser
At St Pauls Lutheran Church the Lutheran Fellowship held a March meeting with one member present. John Krasa chaired and the group approved making and selling Easter eggs for fundraising. William Mawrey gave an informative talk on Mohammed’s followers. Hosts Mr and Mrs Quentin McCray served refreshments. Rev Elmer Ortner announced the April 17 meeting at their East South Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Fellowship
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Krasa Con
Mohammed
William Mawrey
Quentin McCray
Women Of The Moose Ballot On Candidates
Women Of The Moose meeting opened with balloting on candidates for initiation. Bloodmobile will visit the VFW Best home on April 1 ? members urged to donate. Attendance award given to Mrs. Gorild Press. next meeting set for April ? ? Strong emphasis on upcoming initiation and blood drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Cosporr
Women of the
Moose
Moose Club
Henry Davis Jr
Blood
VFW
Best
WOTM
Reed
Bloodmobile
Ethel Cooper
Birthday Party Honors Miss Betty Person
A birthday celebration for Miss Betty Person was held at the East Main street home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fiosten Person. Twenty-one guests attended and door prizes were awarded to Miss Betty McDonald and Michael Henna. Refreshments of cake, ice cream, potato chips and punch were served, and the honoree received several nice gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Person
East Main Street
Evors
Eliabeth Gifford
Misa Ellen Gleason
mreUnes and Finch
Leyetta Caflisch
Edna Rhodes
Rather McCray
Betty Querreveld
St. Patrick's Day
Young Ladies Mission Band
Lois Hinsdale
Margaret Smith
Carol Neckers
Nancy Matthews
Lois Hich
Gloria Beckerink
Geraldine Bensink
Norris Burrows
Jamestown
Ilupan
Catal ‘Neckers
Philip McCray Alnpoh
Wayde Querreveld
Homer Loomis
Robert Legters
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Dund P Allen of Elgin
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Dund P Allen of Elgin at Corry Memorial Hospital. A second brief mention notes a daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Erith Orn of 645 East South Street, also at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dund P. Allen
Elgin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erith Orn
East South Street
Suspect Nabbed In Bank Swindle Case
BEAVER Pennsylvania Stephen R Demko 28 of Pittsburgh is under arrest charged with swindling about 7000 from a dozen Pittsburgh district banks by posing as a contractor and cashing phony checks. He was seized while attempting to cash a fake check at Butler Savings and Trust Co in Butler and is held on a 2500 bond for forgery at Economy Bank of Ambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nab
Beaver
Stephen R Demko
Pittsburgh
Demko
Butler Savings and Trust Co
Butler
Beaver County
Economy Bank of
Ambridge
Woman Refuses to Yield South Texas Farm to Marshal
Mrs. Pearl Smitty Cliett defies Deputy U.S. Marshal Bilis Binford over 350 acres on a South Texas farm. Courts say the land belongs to the heirs of George Scott, who died in 1933, but Cliett calls him a family friend and vows to fight, seeking another trial. She mulls the injunction, saying she will die before giving up the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walleh
Tes
Ona
Ubhe
Pearl Smitty Cliett
Marshal
South
Texas
Somerset County Braces as Snow Reaches New Depths
Somerset County residents dig out after eight more inches of fresh snow atop nine inches. Officials report roadways blocked and driving nearly impossible as blizzard conditions persist in the rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Sener County
Somerset County
East Digs Out After Snowstorm Continues on Page One
New England slowly cleared after a heavy snowstorm with up to 17 inches in parts. Power outages affected about 250000 families, Rhode Island hit hardest since Hurricane Carol. Several states planned restoration by tonight as tides and seas added to disruptions. Downtowns thawed in Baltimore and Washington, but numerous homes still without power or telephone service. Snow totals ranged from 13 to 20 inches in various locales. New York City escaped heavy totals while Westchester and the Hudson Valley reported significant snow. Weather outside the snow area remained mostly fair with scattered rain and light snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
New England
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Virginia - Maryland - Delaware
Carolina Coast
Washington, D
Baltimore
Long Island
New York City
Westchester County
Hudson River Valley
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
West
California
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Fresno
Calif
Plateau
Lennox Show Highlighted By Local Families At Syracuse Event
Community notes report Mr. and Mrs. Homer Loomis Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arnink hosting the Lennox Show in Syracuse from Tuesday through Thursday. Several local families, including Mrs. Mary Liness visiting Scottsville and Mrs. Minnie Legters staying with relatives in Edinboro, Pa, are named along with visits by Rev. and Mrs. Hogenboom and others. The piece also covers social gatherings, club meetings, a child’s hospital visit, and neighborhood travel by Clymer Lumber Co. dealers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Cragg
West Smith Street
Glenn Warner
RD. 3
Philadelphia
Margaret
University of Pennsylvania Ospital School of Nursing
Wmudette Hicks
Cochhairmen
Joan Drobneck
Dinah Rossbacher
Mary Downey
Favors
Pat Dills
Randy Alam
Pat Howlett
Katurah Fay
Carol Holton
Leah Fitch
Helen Tinko
Judy Hutchinson
Sandy Krone
Bonnie White
Phyllis Lannon
Joyce Hahn
Anna Marie Boer
Greeta Gray
Roy Tripp
Rowena Reagte
Isle Allen
Janet
Mary Flowers
Dave Hillstrom
Tom Mowrey
Lonnie Douglas
Judy Dodd
Bob Walsh
Joanne Beckwith
Jan van Dresar
Bill Brooks
Paul Bowen
Clinton McCray
Annette Price
Janet Burleigh
Pat Craker
Joyce Morton
Carole Cassatt
Tom Dietsch
Nancy Wilcox
Lifth
Sherwood Scott
Nancy Curtis
Shirley Ross
Patty Bangs
Dolly Greene
Joyce Jingleski
Bob Borstorff
Paul Bowden
Pat McCloskey
Nancy Hecker
Kathy Gates
Rowena Beagle
Walter Sarmson
Bill Tunnel
Sally Crowell
Ed Latos
Terry Carroll
Dora Mick
Sharon Lincoln
Rey Tripp
MarySllen Ploss
Bill Tunnell
Phyllis Shannon
Carolyn Lloyd
Billy Tunnel
Spencer Aid
Women of the Moose
OLD Vic
Queen Elizabeth
London
Old Vic Theater
Pi Anchon Fedora Deposit
Iuaunarece Cep
Charles Alden Black
Atherton
Shirley Temple
New York
Shirley
Glen Canyon
Ariz
Vincent Schaffer
Hyde Park
Glen Canyon Dam
Rexall
N. Center St
Service and Health
Comix
Alan
Slim Carter
Last OF the Badmen
Clymer
Esa
Rockies
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Ohio Valley
Jeet
Prue Cule
Pan
PSST
Heets
Blackstone
Wiondertil Bus
Corry Store
By Gerald Hammond
Model Dairy Company
Dial
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
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