B P W Club Re elected Mrs Hall President
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its May meeting at Noth Center street rooms. President Mrs Donald Hall chaired as members approved reports from the District No 1 meeting in Warren on April 20. Scholarships awarded to Marilyn Denton and another $1000 scholarship available for a Corry Senior High student. new members Nellie Erickson and Ruth Chellon. Officers elected include Hall as president and Marsh, DeLury, Kysar among others with reappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Noth Center Street
Donald Hall
Rollins
Hell At
Warren
M. Agnes Lynch
Hall
Dora Lee Snyder
Dorothy Kittleberger
Dorothy May
Marilyn Denton
Corry
Etter
Nellie Erickson
Ruth Chellon
Mary DeLury
Angie Marsh
Lillian Murray
Davina Kysar
Milas Snyder
Kulleberger
Miss Marsh
Kysar
Miss Carol Cochran Honored By Friends In Erie
Norma Jean Nantes hosted a birthday party for Miss Carol Maz Cochran, who turned 18, at her West Church Street home in Erie. Guests included Miss Garoline Elchynski and Miss Margaret Karkowski for novelty acts, with Miss Norma Jean May and Miss Julia Ficcardi singing a duet. The evening featured dancing, music, games, and gifts, with Miss Snyder winning the attendance award and the next event set as the annual Mother and Daughter banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aass
Norma Jean Nantes
West Church Street
Carol Maz Cochran
Garoline Elchynski
Margaret Karkowski
Norma Jean May
Julia Ficcardi
Miss Nantes
Jane Butters
Rosemarie Malek
Miss Cochran
Barbara Bettes
Barbara Gates
Marilyn Denton
Leonore Austin
Geraldine Parsons
Bedford Springs
Bedford
Dune
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Tag Days Sale
Corry Hospital auxiliary members met for the regular session at the hospital. President Mrs H Van Tassel announced a cleaner with attachments has been purchased and the group voted to buy a small theater. Two new members were welcomed. The group realized 167.75 from a recent rummage sale and named chairmen for the annual Tag Days sale to be held May 6 and 7. Next session will be a June 6 picnic at Mead Park weather permitting. Several local residents visited or traveled for events and hospital business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Dudies
Corry Hospital
H. Van‘Tassel
Robert Ott, Jr
Alton Rigby
Earl Haights
Rastlas Brown
Teebert Cailtin
Mead Park
Kiwanis Club hears Dr Guy Butters on modern medicines
Dr Guy Butters spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Phoenix Hotel on advances in medicines over recent years. He traced mold culture origins to Pasteur, then Fleming's penicillin in 1940s, its wartime development, and 150 drugs now derived from it, plus sulfa drugs and new administration methods. David Livingston led singing with Paul Packo on accordion. James T Hanlon attended. Boy Scout Troop 81 charter renewed with Dr Thomas Kelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Butters
Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Butters
Louis Rossin
Pasteur
Alexander Fleming
David Livingston
Paul Packo
Mr. Packo
James T. Hanlon
T. S. Kelsey
Kiwanis
Local Ministers Plan Religious Census in October
Members of the Gerry Union Gily Ministerial Association and their wives met at Tarbell's Do for an annual lunch and concluding session. Rev Francis G Whiteman presided as the Curry group prepared for the Union City ministerial meeting and approved a October census plan. Rev R R Merriman Rev H Ray Harris and Rev Perry Haines spoke, Haines presenting a paper on Miracles for a chapter of his forthcoming book. Twenty persons attended the lunch served at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry-Union Gily
Tarbell's
Francis G. Whiteman
Curry Group
Curry Union City
Rr, Merriman
H. Ray Harris
Readers Enjoyed Tureen Luncheon At Mrs Willis Brown Home
Readers met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Willis Brown's West Washington Street home for a tureen luncheon. Mrs Berths Stockton assisted as hostess. Roll call featured Spring poems. Mrs W G Arnold presented the program with Brownine's Pippa Passes excerpts. The group adjourned to meet in Bentember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Brown
West
Washington Street
Berths Stockton
W. G. Arnold
Brownine
Pippa
Bentember
Family welcomes two new arrivals in local area
A son was born Sunday at Wimber Hospital to Mr and Mrs Givin Holsopple. He is the child of a former Warren County agricultural department worker. A daughter was born last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Norman Damcott of North Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimber Hospital
Givin Holsopple
Mr. Holsopple
Ton Agricultural Department
Warren County
Norman Damcott
North Clymer Ais
Corry Hospital
Altar Guild Plans June Birthday Social
Altar Guild Society of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church plans a June 2 birthday social with month tables, penny per year, and a musical program. Hosts Mrs EB Raymond Cathers and Mrs Gerald Staples hosted Monday, guests included Mrs Harry Bowman and others. next meeting June 6 with Mrs Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Altar Guild Society
St. Paul's
Gathers
Harry Bowman
Robert Owens
Davi Depew
Nellie Erickson
Carl Gustafson
Sidney
Navy Mothers Club Holds Routine Meeting
The Navy Mothers Club met Monday evening at the I. O. C. B. Hall with Commander Mrs. Royal Messenger present. After the session a social hour followed with ice cream cake and coffee served. a special May meeting is set for the 16th at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teb
Navy Mothers Club
Royal Messenger
Cii
A Cappella Choir Spring Concert At Corry High School
Corry Senior High School hosts the A Cappella Choir a 120-voice group for a Spring concert at the school auditorium on Thursday night beginning 8 15. Tickets on sale at Seas Drugs. The varied program includes pieces by Christiansen Burleigh Arditi and Saint Saens with solos and a girls trio and plans for a spring tour including broadcasts on KIA Pittsburgh and appearances in Maryland and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Senior High School
Orlock
Richard Pallerthe
Mary Graham
Sea's
Christiansen
Carmichael
Norma May
Janice Johnson
Miss Hill
Kathryn
Lavans
Whilhousky
Sal
Straus
May
Waring
Chrol Mae Cochran
George Beeley
Wilson
Gerald Bensink
Hyvanuise
Saint’ Saens
Patern
Ho-LasLi
Luvaas
Dud
Bidets
Miss Mas
Kia In
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Mrs Irvin Young Heads Circle No 1
Mrs Irvin Young presides as new president for Circle No 1 of the Methodist church at a May meeting held at Mrs Russell Clark home East Wayne Street. Officers named for the year include Mrs Young president Mrs Stowe vice president Mrs William Marsh Mary and Mrs Zusla McElroy treasurer. Devotions and missionary letters were read, refreshments served, next meeting set for June with Mrs Stowe hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Russell Clark
East Wayne Street
W. B. Stowe
Ervin Young
Stowe
William Marsh
Zusla McElroy
McElroy
Forign Lands
Hubert JS. Vaughn
A. Johnson
East South Street
Circle No 2 Met Monday Evening at Mrs Johnston's Home
MISS HAM Lanishand hosted Circle No 2 of the W S C S at Mrs R Lawrence Davison's East Main street residence with Mrs Davigoli assisting. Mrs Rothester led the business session, devotions by Miss Dahlstrand, and Mrs Leland Johnston led the lesson from On Our Own Doorstep about the Virgin Islands. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for June 6 at Mrs Johnston's Fifth Avenue home. J J Neylon left East Pleasant street for Cleveland on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Colegrove
Washington, D. C
Corry
Colm J. Colegrove
East Smith Street
Paul Bauman
Portamouth
Ohio
Robert Catlin
Judy
Fof Wright
P.M. Nichols
Marion Rumbaugh
Erie
Lynn Sill
Beaverdam
Chicago, Sr
Supreme Shrine
Sill
Jephtha White
Albertha Himrod
Raymond Avenue
Toledo
Lindsey L. Jones
Columbus
Denver
Colo
J. R. Dearing
West Washington Street
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Edgar Alexander
Gary Hospital
Butler
Northwestern
Walter Carter
West Pleasant Street
Clelia Filby
Union City
Pennsboro
W. Vu
Madge Taylor
Ham Lanishand
Circle No. 2
R. Lawrence Davison
East Main Street
Davigoli
Rothester
Virgin Islands
Johnston
Fifth J Avenue
Costume Birthday Party At Devereaux Home
Mrs. Maxivell Devereaux hosted Gloria June Devereauxs fourth birthday yesterday at 44 East Wayne Street. Eleven guests dressed as cowboys, featured a pony ride, costumes, birthday cake, Dixie cups, chocolate milk, and lollipops. Guests included Douglas Keppel Ruth Keppel Sue Ann Mosher Judith Leeds Buddy Ortis Larry Besson Carolyn Elizabeth Reyda Guy Arthur Butters Danny Deverentis, with Miss Coletta Schimling and Mrs Edwin Keppel assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Devereaux
Maxivell Devereaux
Ained
East Wayne Street
Gloria June
Coletta Schimling
Edwin Keppel
Gloria Jaye
Douglas
Ruth Keppel
Sue Ann Mosher
Judith Leeds
Buddy (Ortis
Larry Besson
Carolyn
Elizabeth Reyda
Guy
Arthur Butters
Danny Deverentis
Richard Thomson Honored At Birthday Party
Richard Thomson, seven, was honored Saturday at a family birthday party hosted by his grandparents Mr and Mrs Barkind Thom at Rt D 8. Fifteen children and parents attended with games led by Robert Hawkins William Hawkins Charles Pounds and Judy Pounds. Richard received many gifts and treats including prlckles jello cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thomson
Barkind Thomcont
Rt. D
Robert Hawkins
William, Hawkins
Charles Pounds
Judy Pounds
Howard Pounds
Richard
Girl Scouts Plan Amateur Show at Local Church
The Girl Scouts of this city will present an amateur show at the 1st Presbyterian Church on May 16 at 8 oclock in the evening. All the girls participate in a varied program including vocal solos readings and instrumental numbers. The public is invited and tickets may be obtained from any Girl Scout.
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Wed
Thurs
Louisa May Alcott
Jim
Pac
Paramount News
B. P. W. Club
Carol M. Cochran
Friends Erie
Zelan
Poplin
Topp
North Center Street
Helen
Tols Ladies
Altar Guild
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Mrs
Irvin Young Heads
Circle No
W.S.C
J. J. Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Worth Lee
Coty
Miguel Des Bois
Mamie Ee Tee Tote
Batiste
By Katz
F. C. Chapin & Son
Loblaws
Calif
Swift
Lee Cream
Genine Ford
Powell Motor CO
Center St
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