Luncheon Fetes Mrs D Rouse in Moose Lodge event
A stork shower and luncheon in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge honored Mrs. Douglas Rouse of Clymer, former Linda Scholton of Corry. Hostesses were Mrs. Donald Steineck and Miss Kathy Scholton. Prizes were won by several guests and Mrs. Burnett received the special award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Douglas Rouse
Clymer
Linda Scholton
Corry
Donald Steineck
Kathy Scholton
Erie
Clare Capwell
Leo Howlett
A. Spiegel
David Triscuit
WCTU Meets At Shannon Home
Thirteen members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the Wright street home of Mrs. Ruth Shannon on Tuesday afternoon. A tureen dinner followed the business session led by Mrs. Shannon who gave devotions on Let Us Walk Honestly. Mrs. Verna Whitney offered the prayer. Dele Boyer of the Pennsylvania Council on Alcohol Problems spoke in Corry Area High School health classes in January. Mrs. T. R. Sorenson will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wright Street
Ruth Shannon
Bridge Scores Show Local Clubs Host Varied Sessions
Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club at the YMCA held a four and one half table Howell session with an average of 96. Winners included Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. T H Treat, Mrs. Arthur Hansen and Mrs. Rosalie Williams, and Mrs. Horton Davis with Mrs. William Master Jr. Corry Bridge Association hosted a five table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn with an average of 54 and top pairs led by T A Hubley and Mrs. Martin Pfinsseraff, tied with W B Dodds, James Lundy, and others. Both clubs invite local players to participate next week and reservations are being taken. A spring fashion event at the Corry Motor Inn drew about 100 attendees with a luncheon and a Richard’s fashion show. Grand prize went to Mrs. William Mack. other awards to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Howell
YMCA
Lloyd Stowe
T.H. Treat
Arthur Hansen
Union City
Rosalie Williams
Titusville
Horton Davis
William Master Jr
John Pierce
East Frederick Street
Corry Bridge Association
Corry Motor Inn
T.A. Hubley
Martin Pfinseraff
Morgan Beverly
R.A. Ott Jr
W.B. Dodds
James Lundy
Robert Larsen
Jamestown
TH. Treat
Motor Inn
Crown
Ymca Newcomers Club
Marilyn Cradduck
Richard
Ricard’s
John Owens
Edward Larrivee
James Harrington
LeRoy King
Hiram Daley
Cochairmen
Pustelak
Harrington
H. Barry Bossert
William Stephens
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Paulson at Loblaws Event
Thelma Paulson Jr of 517 West Pleasant street celebrated a birthday at a party hosted by Mrs Jean Knight at 118 East Irving street. Attended by friends and Loblaws Inc coworkers the event featured games, a special award, cake, refreshments, and gifts for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Thelma) Paulson Jr
West Pleasant Street
Jean Knight
East Irving Street
Loblaws Inc
Paulson
Meals on Wheels begins in Corry with interview drive
Community project representatives Sue Walker and Mary MacDermott interview Barbara Houghtling at 307 Elcona Drive to recruit participants for a three month trial starting April 3. The program will deliver a hot noon meal five days a week and seeks volunteers and donors, funded by the Greater Erie Community Action Committee as part of federal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Walker
Mary MacDermott
Community Project
Meals On Wheels
Barbara Houghtling
Elcona Drive
Fom
Greater
State Ordered To Redraw Election Spots
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered new primary ballot positions for Democratic delegates and alternates. The court upheld a Commonwealth Court ruling that the original drawing favored some candidates. The new draw aims to level chances on the April 25 ballot amid voter confusion over delegate groupings and commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
State Supreme Court
C. Delores Tucker
the Commonwealth
March Birthday Party at Methodist Home
Members of the Methodist Home for the Aged celebrated March birthdays with a party hosted by the Women's Society of Christian Service from Grace United Methodist Church. Honored guests included Mrs. Mabel Murray and others. festivities featured a fashion show, gospel quartet, and decorated Easter cake. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mixer, formerly of Corry, reside at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Home For the
Women's Society of Christian Service
Grace United Methodist Church
Mabel Murray
Mabel Baker
Clara Cable
Anna Duffy
Hazel Evans
Sara Merrick
Hazel Waite
Charles H. Ross
Elsie Moon
Sadie Kennedy
Ethel McCray
Thomas Browning
Jane Lamb
Ewing Rockwell
Kenneth Griffin
Thomas Taylor
Daniel Reynolds
D.E. Lamb
Clifford Dudenhaver
Richard Curry
First Baptist Church of
Meadville
Samuel Bates
James Taylor
Raymond ‘Shutz
Robert Brydon
Daniel Lamb
Phillip Dingman
Floyd Danielson
Frank Baker
Larry Walker
Edgar Shartle
Bonnie Reynolds
Fred Mixer
Corry
Court ruling on delegate drawing in state voting method
The Commonwealth Court’s earlier ruling said the grouping method shifts voter focus to presidential candidates rather than delegate candidates. Justices Nix and Manderino dissented in the Supreme Court decision. The challenge to the original drawing was filed by Gerald Roth, an uncommitted delegate hopeful, and seven other delegate candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Court
Robert Nix
Louis Manderino
Supreme Court
Allentown
Gerald Roth
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Bertha McMichaelesis Hensel
William Mack
James
Mrs
Frank Smith
D. Rouse
WCTU
Shannon
Mrs. Paulson
McMichael
Birdie
Cheer Inc
Cheer Inc. Bytlaws
CHEER
Norman
Marjorie) Tarbell
Evelyn Dodd
Blake
Robert
Phina) Hunt
Sixth Avenue
Tennessee
Florida
Knoxville
Tenn
Corryiles
Wesley
Joanne) Seamans
St. Cloud
Fla
Arthur
Bea) Litz
William
Kay) Leaby
Paul
Mabel
West Palm Beach
Phina
R.C. Kramer
Earl Cherry
Pine Grove
Corry Area
American Field Service Club
Foreign Exchange
Charles
Mary Helene) Williams
James Potocki
Cleo Brown
AFL
Fred L
Ethel) Mixer
East Main Street
American Red Cross
Methodist
Flexsteel
IGA Tablerite Center
IGA
North Center St
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