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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
5
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Rosa Larrondo foreign exchange student addressed Spring Creek PTA at Corry Area High School, comparing education and life in the United States and Chile. The gathering, led by president Mrs Albert Tmhoff, approved a donation to the Warren County Probation Society and set the next meeting for April 1.
Four tables played in Howell movement yesterday with an average score of 55. The winners were Mrs. H. J. Wilcox and Mrs. O. W. Bracken Sr with 55, tied for second were Mrs. A. McClintock and Mrs. Raymond Sandburg and Miss Lena St Clair with 47, followed by Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. FH Bartholme with 43, and Mrs. Mark Coyle and Mrs. James MacInnes with 42. Kinley reserved spots for next week’s game.
Rosa Larrondo a Corry Area High School exchange student spoke at the Corry Area Golden Age Club gathering held yesterday at the YMCA with 45 members present. Rev. George A. Myers led singing and devotions and spoke on Chile comparing its education to the United States. Maude Barnes presided, noting the next meeting on April 12 with a tureen dinner. March birthdays were celebrated and several members received gifts.
Reverend Cyril Cooper will give Lenten mediation at the regular meeting of Court Conception No 25 Catholic Dames of America. A good attendance is urged as several important items will be discussed. The meeting starts at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in FAU-Fi rooms with grand agent Walley Deutschlander in charge.
The local Red Cross chapter held its monthly meeting at the chapter headquarters with nine directors present. James Allyn chaired the session, with Miss Butt Sindlinger in attendance. Reports noted completion of standard and advanced first aid courses, a Boy Scouts class, and upcoming Bloodmobile visit on May 24. The annual report was assigned for May ath and the next regular meeting scheduled for April 26.
Russell Brant will head the Corry Area Teachers Association as president next year following an election at a monthly meeting. Roger Hoovers will be vice president and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson will serve as secretary, with Robert Olson as treasurer. New scholarship committee members are Miss Ruth Dahlstrand and Ramsey Rogers. David Yard, the current president, led the meeting in the Corry Area High School library where plans for May’s annual dinner at the YMCA were discussed.
Dr Joseph Seitz addressed Rotary Club members at the Corey Hotel about chiropractic medicine. The talk included a Q and A session, with food service from G until 9 40 Saturday night. Rotary pancake supper sales were reported, with Ficcardi's Grease Monkeys in first place.
Miss Susan Satterlee and Merton Ellsworth Kenniston plan a June 1 8 wedding at the Salvation Army citadel. The bride is a Corry High senior. the groom is the son of Rex Kenniston of Noril Center. Officiating will be Rev Ward Satterlee and Capt Richard Deafi. the couple will enter the Salvation Army Officers Training School in fall 1961.
A card party and style show will be held tomorrow evening in the Wallsburg Area High School gymnasium, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Wallsburg Hose Company. The event starts at o clock and features the latest fittings from Chapins of Union City and McCulloughs of Wattsbury. Refreshments will be served later. The public is invited.
Miss Phyllis Wilcox of East Washington street hosted a recent slumber party. The group attended a midnight show then returned to her home for visiting and records while enjoying potato chips relishes and soft drinks. Attendees included Angie Rustener Susan Ladd Pat Wallon Donna Phillips Judy Gronostar Bonnie Anderson Carol Morris Carol I Schiveltzer and Leana Sadowski.
Concord PTA heard Salvador Rodriguez discuss highway safety and view two related films. PTA President Mrs. Russell Clark led the meeting at Concord School with opening devotions and flag salute. Nominating Committee members were named and refreshments served.
CAHS A Capella Choir Girls Choirs and band members were entertained at a party hosted by the Corry Music Boosters Club at MCA. Attendees enjoyed eyeing, potatoes, salt, and drinks while music director H. Lynn Rie and boosters leaders Mr and Mrs John Fre no, Mrs Frosteh Porson and Mrs Ewl Biiley were noted.
A post-nuptial shower last evening honored Mrs. Robert Foote the former Virginia Thompson who wed last Saturday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev. William C. Seltz Jr. officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thompson of Fifth Street. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Foote of Worth Street. Hostesses were the bride’s mother-in-law and Miss Blingr Hetrick. Seated guests enjoyed games and visiting with prizes to Mrs. Vern Davis and Miss Barbara Tinko. Door prize went to Miss Barbara Tinko. The Misses Karen and Judy Foote and Mary Madison helped serve refreshments.
Mrs Lawrence A nionois entertained the bridge club at her South Center street home with a social evening of bridge and visiting. Dessert with tea and coffee followed. Prize winners were Mrs Leo Hooks Mrs Raymond Mulvin and Mrs Clifford Buesink. Mrs Joseph Seitz will host next in two weeks at her Brook street home.
The Wattsburg rink held the last in a series of Brie Battling Company skating parties on Saturday. About 150 skaters attended and the grand prize of a pair of shoe skates went to Flossie Dillon of Wattsburg. Door prizes were won by Allen Eker of Sherman, Sharlene Willink and Lavern Emery of French Creek, David Edwards of North Clymer, and Jane Beckwith, Roseanne Thornton, Diane O Conner and Karen Libstons of Wattsburg.
Marcia Stahl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Stahl of West Pleasant, honored at her 10th birthday party held at the Stahl home. Twenty three guests attended with prizes for games, a decorated cake and ice cream, and several gifts from friends.
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush of Clymer.
Captain Richard Dean, in charge locally, is named a participant in the Golden Anniversary White House Conference on Children and Youth in Washington D C from March to April. About 7000 delegates invited by the President will attend. Dean and 18 other Salvation Army officers will represent the organization nationally. The local group will focus on The Effect of Television and Radio on Children and Youth as one of 210 workgroups.
Sgt Alvin York the World War I hero and Medal of Honor recipient resides in MALL Tenn seeks social security benefits while the government claims he owes 85422 in income taxes from earnings tied to a movie about his life. He has been bedfast at his home since a 1952 stroke and is 12 years old in the report. The tax dispute concerns income taxed from the films depicting his exploits against German forces.
Elvis Presley rushes through Miami as about 5,000 fans chase a switch engine parade to a limousine. He plans a TV broadcast with Frank Sinatra but vows to stay only briefly. Teens scream and press, with several girls reaching for a glimpse through car windows.
In Wisconsin ahead of the April 3 presidential primary, Mrs Muriel Humphrey and Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy campaign for their husbands Hubert Humphrey and John Kennedy. They emphasize home life and hearth, with light political talk, meeting thousands of voters and making several stops.
Two drivers escaped injury as a Route 6 19 collision west of Mill Village occurred after a green light. Francis A. Babbitt 31 Erie southbound behind two trucks waited as the lead vehicle stopped and Walter Ridgway 18 Cambridge Springs could not stop. Ridgway’s truck had no damage. Babbitt’s car sustained about 100 dollars in damage. Corry State Police reported today.
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