Junior-Senior prom enliven Corry High School fun
A colorful Junior-Senior prom at Corry High School featured a 6 o clock roast turkey dinner in Hotel Corry main dining room with yellow and white daffodil decorations. Carl Taylor presided as toastmaster with remarks by Principal H. J. Sheen Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey and William Myers. The event included a welcome by Olin Bracken Jr and a response by Miss Joan Muldericis, musical numbers by Miss Gertrude Crowell and Miss Martha Hultberg, and dancing led by Principal Sheen. The Junior High gym housed a ballroom setup with George Weber and his orchestra providing music from 9:30 to 1:30. A grand march at 11:00 featured favors for all promenaders, with many area guests in attendance.
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Corry High School
Hotel Corry
Carl Taylor
H. J. Sheen
Ralph S. Dewey
William Myers
Olin Bracken, Jr
Joan Muldericis
Gertrude Crowell
Martha Hultberg
Wendell Gage
Theodore Swanson
Sheen
Doris Bergman
Symnasium
George Weber
Marjorie Dingle
Mary Green
Velma Sherrod
Rachel Graft
Jacke Kimmy
Thelma Glaney
Lynn Bisbee
Hill Blobs
Jack Soll
Bill Nuson
Hugh Rose
Larry Hanlin
Stanley Bears
Ray J
Rost
Archie Shepard
Alfred Davis
Union City
Dorothy Miller
Helen Brow
Florence Ross
Julia Kudiik
Orval Peterson
Columbus
Charles‘ Jackman
Sherman
Maxine Greeley
Harriett Donaldson
Willan Donaldson
Spring Crobk
Wayne Hultgren
Garon Sawkins
Jamestown
N. Yui Mervin Schuckers
Brookville
Jean McGinley
Pibis- Dug
Norma Jane Purcell
Lawrence Park
Jean Farrell
Albion
Mickey Horton
Jean Slater
A. Orion
North East
Mary Fails
Jeanette Horth
Millcreek
Maryalys Kinger
Evie
B. , Zigler
Oil City
Audrey Cosb
Warren
Elks Dance Party Planned at Elis Club After Easter
Final arrangements by the Cong Lutge of Elks for a post Easter dancing party for members and town guests at the Elis club on North Center street. Freddie Eimers and his Swing Caravan will furnish music featuring Miss Gayle Reed as soloist with dancing from 10 until 2. Invitations have been issued to lodge members.
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Elis Club
North Center Street
Musto
Freddie Eimers
Gayle Reed
Lodge
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Catholic Daughters plan 35th anniversary party committees named
Court Conception No 35 of the Catholic Daughters of America outlined preparations for its 35th anniversary event to be held Sunday May 5. The party committees include reservations, banquet, decorations, music, and reception. Charter members Elizabeth Mead Floren Blair Margaret Duffy and Charles Kinley were acknowledged. A bake sale was scheduled for April with a dedicated committee. A luncheon followed the meeting, served by the organizing group.
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Agnes Lynch
Anne Baressi
Mary Sullivan
Paul Phelps
A. J. Scheppner
James Wharton
James Sullivan
Edward Kinley
Mildred Denton
Anna Shields
L. ©. Graham
Mary Murray
May Heath
Mayme Wood
Elizabeth Mead
Floren Blair
Margaret Duffy
Charles Kinley
Floya Black
Micy Helen Marvel
Margaret Laird l
J. J. Mulheisn
Reverend Belman to Address Brotherhood Meeting
Reverend James Belman, pastor of the Baptist church, will speak on Late in Holland at the Obler Brotherhood meeting of the United Brethren church tonight. The session at Rev H Ray Harvis's home on North Center street starts at 8 o'clock and all church members and the congregation are invited.
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Christchurch
Harley Banks
North Center Street
John Banks
Mes 1
Bankes
Freak Harvey
Isaaelle Huntalage
H. Ray Harris
Bans
Tha Bush
Mary Frank Harvey
Buster Buskers
Warren. White
Mable Caryell
Atrs
Hurley Marsh
H.R. van- Tassel
Nev
James Melman
The
Baptist Church
Oblerben ‘Brotherhood
United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harvis
Helman
Holland
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Holds Regular Session
Twenty eight members met Tuesday afternoon in the 1 0 0 F hall for the regular session. Following the meeting refreshments were served by a committee of Miss Ethel Matthews, Mrs. Charles L. Bughee and Ms. Kelston Mason.
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Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Rebekah Helping
Ethel Matthews
Charles L. Bughee
Kelston Mason
Young People Crown Spring Queen at Christchurch Event
Thirty young people of the United Brethren in Christchurch enjoyed a spring party arranged by youth director Lyle Chaxe. Miss Marian Bennet crowned queen of Spring in ceremonies, followed by contests and refreshments before the group motored to Jamestown.
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United Brethren
Christchurch
Lyle Chaxe
Young Peoples
Marian Bennet
Dutin
Jamestown
Why Some Cakes Fail and How to Avoid It
Betty Crocker explains common butter cake failures and their causes. Dry cakes come from too much flour or too little liquid or fat. overmixing and improper pan prep also hurt texture. The piece lists problems like cakes sticking, cracking, or overflowing and offers two free Betty Crocker booklets on butter cakes.
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Betty Cracker
Betty Crocker
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