Socially Highlights Mother Daughter Dinner at Clymer Church
The Clymer Methodist Church hosted a mother and daughter dinner in the parlors with the Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service Guild organizing arrangements. Toasters honored elders and notable mothers, a pantomime entitled Mothers Love was performed, and youth choir members sang. A free will offering supported the dinner and additional social notices followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Sarah Gifford
Bensink
Ralph Pitt
Clifford Alkens Jy
Ellen Gleason
William Carlisch
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Jean Whaley
Connie Robideaux
Cootie Order Installs New Officers In Tent No 62
The Stump Jumpers Pup Tent No 62 of the Military Order of the Cooties met at the VFW Post home. Officers installed by H S Burlingame and Charles Sutton include Butch Gordon as blanket bum Harry Wilcox as Hyde Buriet Harold Schaefer custodian of the crummy duffle bag William Lytton hungry cootie Frank A Shrader sky pilot H S Burlingame judge advouste and Alfred Cone hospital chairman. The tent plans local shows with Brie Tent and Hay Rake Tent of Warren noting talent in Corry and pledging to keep members smiling in beds of white.
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Ent
Frank A. Shrader
Sky Pilot
H. S. Burlingame
Advouste
Alfred Cone
Hospital
Warren
Corry
Presbyterians Hear Camp Site Report At May Meeting
John Kennedy and Arthur Baker presented updates on developing the Erie Presbytery camp on the Ewing property at Carter Hill during the May meeting of the Presbyterian Men. The June session will host a 6 p m picnic and tour of the site on June 10. Rev Eugene Carson Blake delivered a recorded address on missions in Korea and Hong Kong. Refreshments were served by Mrs Paul Bauer after the business session.
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Erie Presbytery
Ewing
Carter Hill
John Kennedy
Arthur Baker
The
Presbyterian Church
Eugene Carson Blake
General Assembly
Korea
Hong Kong
Paul Bauer
Harbor Half Aid May Meeting Report
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met in May at the Community House. Mrs. Lewis Jewell led a devotion on Mother's Day and prayer. President Mrs. Guy Fralick led business plans for a rummage sale on May 10 at 130 North Center Street, Lamona’s Sport Shop site, with 32 members attending a noon dinner hosted by Mrs. Guy Franck and Mrs. Rupert Morris. The group also sewed a quilt and will next meet June 6 with hostesses Mrs. Elwin Chelton and Mrs. Margaret Reynolds.
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Harbor Half Aid
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Lewis Jewell
Matthew
Guy Fralick
North Center Street
Lamona
Guy Franck
Rupert Morris
Elwin Chelton
Margaret Reynolds
Coouette Club No 102 Holds Routine Meeting
The Coouette Club No 102 met in the Garden Room of the VEFW Fest home with Mrs Alfred Cone in charge. Members were asked to donate greeting cards to send to Deshon Veterans Hospital and to contribute articles for a bazaar. The next range meeting is planned for Warren on May 19 and a sale in Himinsge on May WelFetdth with details to come.
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Coouette Club No
Alfred Cone
Graybuck
Hazel Shuss
Deshon Veterans Hospital
Clyde Reynolds
Warren
Himinsge
Frank Shinder
Dune
Tea Staged By Brownie Troop No 304
Brownie Troop No 304 of Wright School held a tea for mothers, fourth grade teachers, and troop committee after a children run program. Linda Curtis led as mistress of ceremonies with Rebecca Hutzelman dancing a ballet and Mary Dundon Kathleen Dennis and Linda Curtis singing.
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Brownie Troop No
Wright School
C. A. Hillstrom
Ray Dennis
William Miller
Linda Curtis
Becky Hutzelman
Alfred van Dresar
Wanda Henry
Margaret Cook
Douglas Cook
Mary Dundon
Kathleen Dennis
Linda Anthony
The
Tex
Susan Laurell
Margaret Loomis
Plan Tureen Dinner For WSCS Monday Plans
Plans for a tureen dinner next Monday were made by Esther Circle members of the Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church during the group’s final meeting of the church year. Thirteen members and three guests attended including Mrs. George Myers Mrs. James McFadden and Mrs. James Briskie.
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WSCS
Esther
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Claude Parker
East Congress Street
George Myers
James McFadden
James Briskie
Anne Andrus
Irvin Young
Young
Paul Meerdink
Ivy Childs
Mision
Fit Indi
Elling
WSC
Parker
Merle Dodd
Birthday Party Fetes Miss Maridon Louderback
Mrs. Page Louderback hosted a birthday supper for her daughter Maridon Lee turning nine. Fourteen friends attended from 4 30 to 10 with games relays and prizes for Sharon Fish Richard Lobdell John Wellenhoffer Johni Gage Marjorie Beckwith Naomit Gronostar and Maridon. Door prize winners were Bext Messinger Kathy McVicker and Toro Wellenhoffer. The honored guest received many gifts from friends.
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Maridon Louderback
Page Louderback
East South Street
Tonor
Maridon Lee
Margot Louderback
Maridon
Sharon Fish
Richard Lobdell
John Wellenhoffer
Johni Gage
Marjorie
Beta Sigma Phi installs officers amid dinner and plans
Mrs Arthur Laurell hosted Ep sile Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority for an installation meeting at her Random Road home with cohostess Mrs John Mooney. Readers Day dinner change set for May 26 at Shriners Club in Brie, program led by Mrs Clinton Pratt on Literature. New president Mrs William Stright absent due to illness. officers installed include Miss Shirley Miller vice president Mrs Mooney secretary Mrs Laurell treasurer and Mrs Robert Si mmonson extension officer. Laurell and Parker received one year membership ritual. Laurell and Mooney served a salad luncheon. next hostess Mrs Alfred Morrison of East Main Street for May event.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Arthur Laurell
Random Road
Epsile Phi
John Mooney
Raymond Blynt
Shriners Club
Brie
Clinton Pratt
William Stright
Shirey Miller
Vie
Mooney
Laurell
Robert Simmonson
Robert Parker
Alfred J. Morrison
East Main Street
Surprise Party Honors Bert Ploss at 80th Birthday
A surprise birthday party for Bert Ploss was held Sunday at 130 Johnson Street hosted by Mrs. Manley Moore and Mrs. Alfred Ploss. Attended by his brothers and sisters, guests enjoyed ice cream cake elk tex and coffee. Out of town visitors included Delbert Ploss Jr. of Bear Lake Ann Prenne of Jamestown and Mrs. Joseph Fuchs of Erie.
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Bert Ploss
Delbert Loss
Johnson Street
Delbert Ploss Jr
Bear Lake
Ann Prenne
Jamestown
Joseph Fuchs
Erie
125 Attend Boys Baseball Party
One hundred twenty-five parents attended the first get acquainted party of the Boys Baseball Auxiliary in Corry at Corry Area High School cafeteria. Mrs. Ralph Perkins presented a financial report on the 1956 season and explained the 1957 budget. Ronald Dills of Columbus Merchants won the award for most parents present. Entertainment included an accordion solo, tap dance, two piano solos, and a calypso group. Refreshments were served and door prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Herberg and Mrs. Lester Hepler.
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Corry
Ralph Perkins
Low Hanna
Ronald Dills
Columbus Merchants
Billy Sprovers
Stan van Dresar
Billy Bachomer
Bob Staples
Bob Palbie
Bob Shelter
Frank Herberg
Ritz
Lester Hepler
Corry Baking Co
Rotary Club Hosts Guests at Evening Session
The Rotary Club met at the Hotel Corry with speaker Warren County agri cultural agent Tritt addressing farm programs and 1900s trends. Visiting Rotarians included Maury Cowan, George M. Burt, WH Pohler Jr, William Schilling, and Robert Sauber, plus Erie Railroad reps and locals A. Carbone and Robert Davi Sort. Horton Davis, chairman, announced district details.
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Rotary Club
Hotel
Corry
Tritt
Warren County
Lastaight
Maury Cowan
Eason
George M. Burt
Ellwood City
WH. Pohler Jr
Musion
Ohio
William Schilling
Robert Sauber
Titusville
Erie Railroad
A. A. Carbone
Robert Davi
Horton Davis
Rossry
Assembly Dinner at Hotel Corry Friday Evening
The assembly dinner will be held this coming Friday night at 6 30 oclock at the Hotel Corry. Before adjournment L P Baker led the group in singing and William Leaby played the piano accompaniment.
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Hotel Corry
L. P. Baker
William Leaby
Scout Troop Meets At High School in Routine Session
Mrs Merrill Wade s Girl Scout Troop met yesterday at 3 30 pm in the Junior High School for a routine session Plans were made for a cook out at Mead Park this coming Saturday at 5 30 pm and other routine business was discussed The members will meet again next Tuesday Veteran oilman dies Pittsburgh Addison Browne Dally 95 board chairman of two oil firms and a director of a third and dasclated with Michael Bén edum famed olf wildcatler for nearly 50 years died yesterday
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Merrill Wade
Mead Park
Pittsburgh
Addison Browne Dally
Michael’. Bénedum
Olf
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