Silver wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Raymond Morris
Today In Corry reports a silver wedding anniversary celebration for Raymond Morris and Gloria Morris of Spartansburg. Hosts included children and spouses Robert Hunt, Elden Miller, Richard Nadolny, Brian Morris, Edwin Morris, and Doris Harrigar with 10 grandchildren attending. Guests came from Corry and neighboring towns bearing gifts and well wishes at a home reception with a silver white theme and decorative cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Raymond
Gloria) Morris
Spartansburg
Robert
Carol) Hunt
Elden
Barbara) Miller
Richard
Martie) Nadolny
Brian Morris
Edwin Morris
Morris
Doris Harrigar
Jason
Curtis Miller
Stephen
Craig
Michelle
Lori Nadolny
Scott
Cheri
Pat
Chris Hunt
Corry
Youngsville
Sherman
Findley Lake
Bear Lake
Grand Valley
Titusville
Union City
Starbrick
Pittsfield
Bridge Scores Highlight Seven Table Mitchell Session
Corry Bridge Association hosted a seven table Mitchell session at the Corry Motor Inn with four pairs earning top scores in both directions. North-South winners included Arthur Hansen and partner, Robert Larsen with 104, TH Treat with 92, T A Hubley with 89 percent, Edith Brickner and Caroline Ebert with 88, and W E Dodds with James Lundy. East-West victors were Veo Lindsey with 92 percent, John Mohr and Edward Thompson with 92, F H Bartholme with 92 or 142?, Robert A Ott with 6, and Francis Russo with Warren Hy. A regular game is planned next Wednesday at 7:30 PM and reservations are being taken by Mrs John Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
James Lundy
Veo Lindsey
John Mohr
Edward Thompson
F.H. Bartholme
Union City
Robert A. Ott
Francis Russo
Warren
Motor Inn
John Pierce
East Frederick Street
PTA Council Elects Officers at Wright School Meeting
The Corry Area PTA Council elected officers with Mrs. LeRoy King as president, Mrs. Raymond Hamilton led the flag salute, and Mrs. William McChesney named treasurer. A Shippensburg summer delegates session was announced for June 14 to 16, with all members invited. The Wright School PTA plans a May meeting with guest speaker William Kafferlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
PTA
Wright School
Paul Claypool
Albert Imhoff
Raymond Hamilton
Shippensburg
LeRoy King
William McChesney
Wright School Pta
William Kafferlin
Methodist Circles Plan May Mother and Daughter Banquet
The Deborah Circle met at Mrs. W B Stowe's home Tuesday with devotions on Our Talent and a program on the recent missionary conference. Tickets remain for the May 8th mother and daughter banquet at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer. next Deborah meeting June 6 at Mrs. Earle Bliley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
First United Methodist Church
W.B. Stowe
Floyd Webb
Paul Meerdink
Meerdink
K. S. Durham
Virginia Diemer
Bert Williams
Clifford McCray
Earle Bliley
Phyllis Corbitt
R.D. 1
Robert Lindstrom
Robert Marsh
Vernon Gutz
Coffee House Ministry
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Elizabeth Circle
Carl Dahl
Ruth Dahlstrand
Jerry Hoyt
Robert MacGregor
Wendell Gage
Frank Anthony
Auxiliary Enjoys Painting Program at Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Helen Nichols demonstrated china painting for Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary in the hospital conference room. Officers were elected during the meeting led by Miss Clara Hill, and plans were made for a June buffet dinner. The Auxiliary totals 162 active and 50 associate members with new hires and resignations noted. Proceeds from the upcoming tag day will fund a new x ray machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nichols
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nichols
Clara Hill
Conrad Monroe
Donald Reed
Larry
Larry, .Joyce,,,, Second, Vice Pi It; Mrs. Frank Campisand
Verene Loveland
Thelo Burlingame
Gerald Staples
James Knipp
Corry Motor Inn
Gerald Bagley
Hospital
Paul Roche
Northwest
Pennsylvania Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Greenville
Monroe
Harold Jackson
Louie Eastman
K.S. Durham
Eugene Theisen
Ernest Thacker
Gerald Joss
Helen Downs
Cochairman
Relief Corps Plans May Event
Plans for the annual mother and daughter dinner were made at an all-day meeting of the Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic at Corry Grange Hall on Park street. All members and guests are invited to dine on May 18 at the Grange. Mrs Wesley Willis, president, conducted the business session after a tureen dinner at noon. she also won the day’s award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Grange Santa
Wesley Willis
Willis
Corry High School
Joseph
Mary Lou McCray
Corry
Corrian Club
Lou Hanna
CAHS
Lena Sawdyn
Norman Tarbell
Greenville
Allen
Mary King
Helen Neese
Thomas Lathrop
Ethel Spencer
Mrs. McKeta
Marian Barton
Marilyn Varassa
Luncheon and Bridge Hosts for Women’s Association Group
Miss Winifred Mertz and Mrs. LaVerne Miller hosted a Women’s Association luncheon and bridge session at the Corry Motor Inn yesterday. Awards went to Mrs. Philip Young, Mrs. Robert Ott, Mrs. Lloyd Stowe, and Mrs. LaVerne Miller. May 18 plans made for another luncheon bridge with Mrs. Hubert Heerlein and Mrs. Nellie Dunlap hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Mertz
LaVerne Miller
Women's Association of the
Corry
Corry Motor Inn
Philip Young
Robert A. Ott
Lloyd Stowe
Hubert Heerlein
Nellie Dunlap
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Mrs
Raymond Morris
Sawyer Studio
Mr. and
Bertha McMichael
PTA Council
Met
Relief Corps
Elaine Allen
BPW
M. Agnes Lynch
Herbert Allen
McMichael
Birdie
Bis
Corry Navy Mother's Club 696
Jack McCoy
Columbus
Byron
Kay) Nichols
Ymca Newcomers Club
Paul
Jonnie) Proskine
Bea's
New Guinea
Florida
Gloria Sorenson
Miss Sorenson
St. Thomas School
Glenn
Allie
James
Phyllis) Maloney
T.A. Hubley
Theodore Swanson
Carroll Crowell
William Eaton
Titusville Club
Cross Creek Motor Lodge
Tarbell
Thomas McKetn
Harry Hotchkiss
May
Margaret Ginn
Joseph Hand
Oscar Jones
Richard Lowry
Kathleen McKay
John Toy
Charles Weeks
Ed Zewatsky
Russell Stover
Barstow’s Card & Party Shop
Columbus School
Alan Cox
Donald Chase
Norman Lewis
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