May meeting of Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary reports
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital met in the nurses dining room with 25 members. Officers spoke, a donation for an incubator was acknowledged, and plans were set for a May 13 tag day sale with co chairs and headquarters at Widmann and Teah drug store. Upcoming June 6 plenary meeting will conclude summer sessions. picnic arrangements were organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
Corry Memorial “Hospital
O. Nichols
Sidney B. Elston
J. F. Needham
Vennis R. Follett
Mary Higgins
Ann Bates
Louis Foradora
Trie
Earl Haight
Widmann and Teah Drug Store
Irvin’ Downs
Gerald Staples
Robert Grindrod
Plenige
Harold Flowers
Victor Wojciechowski
Corry Grange 55 Holds May Meeting at Grange Hall
Corry Grange No. 55 met in regular session last evening at the Grange Hall with Worthy Master John Decker presiding. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Marguerete Falkinburg. Two announcements noted a silver anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Tritt Williams at their Edinboro home on May 8 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Wattsboro Method also announced for 8 p.m. Two visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crossman of Girard, spoke on lawn care, fertilization, seeding and pest control. Refreshments followed. carnations were given to attendees for Mothers Day. Mrs. Lottie Kingsley was the oldest mother present, and Mrs. Robert Pierce the youngest. Next Grange meeting set for May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No
Grange Hall
John Decker
Marguerete Falkinburg
Tritt Williams
R. D
Edinboro
Henry Matteson
Henry Bals
Gust Wester
Hugene Powers
Lottie Kingsley
Robert Pierce
Grange
Concord 4-H Girls Club Elects New Officers for Year
The Concord 4-H Girls Club organized for the year with 13 girls attending a meeting led by Mrs. Howard Hammond. New officers are Doris Little president Kathy Gates vice president Boninie Gates secretary Cheryl Brown song leader Marilyn Stultz news reporter. Sewing is the year’s project. group named Buttons and Bows Sewing Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Girls
Howard Hammond
Luetta Jackson
Doris Little
Kathy Gates
Boninie Gates
Carel Morris
Chrlyn-Brown
Marilyn
Stulttz
Church of the Covenant
Erin
Miss Little
Peta
Friendly Circle Holds Sunday School Meeting at Mrs Imhoff
Friendly Circle met at Mrs George Imhoff home with nine members attending. Mrs Arthur Wallace led a devotional from Matthew chapter three with a quiz on the book and Mrs Frank Hulett read a poem Dont Find Failt. Mrs Gordon Shampoe organized Bible games as members enjoyed a potluck meal and adjourned to meet again at the Sharpee home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Imhoff
Chtting
Arthur Wallace
Frank Hulett
Gordon Shampoe Wis
Ugards
Marion Way
Harold Berils
Readers Club Holds Final Meeting at Hotel Corry
The Readers Club held its final meeting yesterday as a luncheon at the Hotel Corry. Twelve guests were served at 1:30 with a neatly decorated table featuring spring flowers. After a brief business session, social chats followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Setente Ns Nagel
Linen Shower Honoring Miss Helen Sharer
Miss Helen Sharer was honored at a linen shower hosted Saturday evening by Miss Colette McClintock at 45 West Con Breas Street. Guests played party games and enjoyed a decorated shower cake. Miss Sharer received several gifts as the event closed with plans to resume club activities in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asnother
Senes
Pridal Partes
Helen Sharer
Colette McClintock
West Con- Breas Street
Mind Heer
Shager
Spring Recitals Highlight Local Piano And Violin Students
Miss Lucile Murray hosted a series of piano recitals at her Mott Street studio featuring pupil performances by Larry Sheehan Susan Follett Rosemarie Betag Sally Follett Kathryn Romanosky Gonstance Dahl Kay Cussett Mary Castor Linda Hanna Kathleen Gates Ann Fenstermacher Janice McCray Annette Bur gnon Mary Ann Cosma Joy Zalzneck Carol Kissart Judith Gentilman Mary Jane O'Hare Mary Lewis Taylor Bonnie Bennett Carol Auer Barbara Harper Linda Holt Patricia Dabl Constance Hopkins Mary Alice Tobias Bettye Fleming Connile Lee Mes singer Sally Dimmick John Martin Mary Bennett John Auer Barbara Keppel Hugh McKnight David Bennett Su ly O'Hare William Zubneck Condra O'Hare Robert Z ulzneck Virginia Auer Susan Castor Barbara Markinhaupt Christine Sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Murray
Mott Street
Bonnie Benrer
Arthur Brigas
Larry Sheehan
Susan Follett
Rosemarie Betag
Sally Follett
Kathryn Romanosky
Gonstance Dahl
Kay Cussett
Mary Castor
Linda Hanna
Kathleen Gates
Ann Fenstermacher
Janice McCray
Annette Burgnon
Mary Ann Cosma
Joy Zalzneck
Carol Kissart
Judith Gentilman
Mary Jane O'Hare
Mary- Lewis Taylor
Bonnie Bennett
Carol Auer
Barbara Harper
Linda Holt
Patricia
Dabl
Constance Hopkins
Mary Alice Tobias
Bettye Fleming
Connile Lee Messinger
Sally Dimmick
John Martin
Mary Bennett
John Auer
Barbara Keppel
Hugh McKnight
David Bennett
Suly O'Hare
William Zubneck
Condra O'Hare
Robert Zulzneck
Virginia Auer
Susan Castor
Barbara Markinhaupt
Christine Sample
Miss Mur
Interesting Speaker At Kiwanis Meeting Rev Weasels Guest Speaker
Rev Edward Weasels field secretary of the American Leprosy Mission spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at Foote Carty last evening at 156 Sth avenue New York. He detailed the mission work over 75 years, noting ten million lepers worldwide with only three percent under treatment. He described joint Catholic and Protestant efforts to establish leper colonies and provide care, and clarified that leprosy is not contagious in its infectious form. He discussed costs for medicines and child care, and stated missions supply medicine sanitation clothing shelter and churches. He urged curing leprosy as a way to counter communism in frontier regions and retain local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Edward Weasels
American Leprosy Mission
Sth Avenue
New York
Kiwiwanis Club
Foote Carty
Wessels
To Ul
Progam
Ilssue
Robert Bracken
Thomas Craye
Thomas Crowe
Union City
Lyne Rice
Mrs. Rice
Fay
Local Youth Choir Sings At Titusville Home
On Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock the Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Church of Corry sang at the Presbyterian Home for the Aged in Titusville. They performed three numbers during the service conducted by Rev. Paul F Bauer. Names in the choir included Robert Hunt Ronald Hunt Bill Tunnell Jan Van Dresar Divid Simmons Robert Mevicker Paul Bauer Elsie Hunt Judy Love land Patty Messinger Connie Messinger Kathe Tunnel Connie Patterson Diane Smith Mary Flowers Leon Barto Phylli Butters Barbara Toth and Patty Dill. Transportation was provided by Mr and Mrs Robert McVicker Mr and Mrs vai Sinitty Mrs Edward Messinger and CM Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choi
First Presbyterian Church of
Corry
Presbyterian Home For
Titusville
Paul F.bauer
Robert Hunt
Ronald Hunt
Bill Tunnell
Jan van Dresar
Divid Simmons
Robert Mevicker
Paul Bauer
Elsie Hunt
Judy Loveland
Patty Messinger
Connie Messinger
Kathe Tunnel
Connie Patterson
Diane Smith
Mary Flowers
Leon Barto
Phylli Butters
Barbara Toth
Patty Dill
Paull Bajier
Mra
Robert McVicker
Vai Sinitty
Edward, Messinger
CM Patterson
Railroad pays 25750 damages for engineer’s death
Pittsburgh area trial reports that Ballor, 69, of Connellsville, won 25 750 damages from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the death of her husband, William Ballor, 69, an engineer. A jury verdict was returned in the 3rd District Court after the multistate wreck near Rentons Berry, West Virginia, on April 5, 1962. The engineer was trapped and scalded by escaping steam from the locomotive as it jumped the trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ballor
Connelisville
Baltimore
Hd Ohio
Distriet Court
Roe
Bullo
William
Renton’s
Berry
W. Va
Biller
Stein
Council votes for sewer survey and budgeted spendings
The council advances a survey of sewers while debating policy and payroll. It authorizes 971.94 for police car radio and 3,246.99 for a streets truck from the 1955 bond issue, approves two curb-cut permits, and fills a sewer authority vacancy with Victor Lundberg. It also re-enters a street-lighting agreement with Pennsylvania Electric Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Abbey
Ear ‘T. Cherry
Brewer
Streets
Cherry
Victor Lundberg
Weat Frederick Street
C. H. Holden
Lundberg
Will
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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George Hagger
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Marvin Community House
Jamestown
Anthony ‘Santilli
Howard
Youngstown
Will Dingfelder
Plousintenlie
John A Blatt
Harrisburg
Genevieve Blatt
T ‘Oday
W ©. Chapman
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North Center Street
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Lakewood
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West Washington Street
Ronald Noble
L. L. Noble
West Smith Treet
Pottstown
Navy Mothers Club
Navy Mothers Glib
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Mayme Mitchell
Carl Higby
Parent- Teacher Association Council
Floyd Doughert
Royal Messenger
Harvey Loveland
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John Gilmore
Wendell Shields
Avis Ross
Douglas Rozelle Sr
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John Carrier
Elizabeth Jansen
Donald Small
Merle Solstice
Navy Mothers
Fred Young
Rosé Dukes
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Concord 4-H
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Johnson
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