Washington conference draws handicapped group leaders
Mrs Norman Tarbell of East South Street and Mrs Harold Messenger of East Columbus Avenue join the President's conference on the handicapped in Washington D C. Tarbell heads the local association and Messenger helped found the local chapter. They left yesterday and will return Sunday. Nearby, Corry residents seek tickets for the Erie Sesquicentennial pageant From These Shores by George S Elias. Clifford Taylor of 912 East Smith Street offers tickets or contact the General Telephone office on Park Street.
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Washington, D.C
Norman Tarbell
East South Street
Harold Messenger
East Columbus Avenue
Tarbell
Association For the Handicapped
CHEER
Messenger
Washington
Carl Chirieusio
Janet
West Main Street
John Chiricuzio
Snyder Circle
Clarion
Carol Chiricuzio
Clarion State College
Carol
Carl Chiricuzios
Neil Knowlton
Bradford
Rodney Knowlton
Marion Street
Corry
George S. Elias
Clifford Taylor
East Smith Street
General Telephone
Park Street
Elias
Kiwanis
Northville
Mich
Jerry Swanson
Theodore “Swanson Sr
Essex Street
Daniel Reynolds Jr
Euclid Street
Richard Straw
Wayne Street
International Association of Machinists
John Kennedy
Sheraton Park Hotel
Harry Paulson Jr
Harry
Chip) Paulson
Lynnette Paulson
West Pleasant Street
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
St Elizabeths Guild Installs New Officers
St Elizabeths Guild held an installation dinner in the Moose Club Colonial Room with 90 members served turkey dinners. Officers installed included Mrs Charles Armstrong president and Mrs Anthony Stee vice president, with a daisies centerpiece and pastel decor.
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St. Sizapern’s Gulla
Moose Club
Moose Kitchen
Léo Heberlein
Cyril Krone
Crolp
Charles Armstrong
Anthony Stee
Patrick Rynd
Elnora_ Cmiel
Camerot Hoenes
Norbert Bachomer
Everett Phillips
William Kurelawech
Earl Price
Alex Wojciechowski
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Sponsors Work Bee
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met at the Community Center for an all day event. A church work bee ran in the morning with a tureen dinner at noon and a business session in the afternoon led by vice president Mrs Glenn Davis.
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Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Glenn Davis
Mother Daughter Banquet at Baptist Church
A Mother and Daughter Banquet at the First Baptist Church drew 160 guests. The Parth Fellowship organized the event with readings on motherhood, a toast, prayers, and musical numbers led by several church members and a guest speaker on "Rights and Wrongs of Mothers."
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Baptist Church
Mary
Louise
Thomas
Robert de Boer
Cecil Messinger
Kathy Querreveld
Laurence Porter
Melvin Shambaugh
Kay
Donna Austin
Jeannette Kenhiston
Darla Monroe
John Lumsford
Columbus Alumni Dinner-Dance Set For June Ist
Columbus alumni announce a dinner and dance on June 1 at 7 p.m. in the Columbus Community Congregational Church with Gerald Bensink as president and a nominating committee led by Harold Cw. Reservations via Mrs Norbert Bachom er. Toastmaster Albin Wester and guest speaker Sterling Wees will attend. a dance follows at Wright School gym. The next all day art event will be held at the Community Center.
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Rhe Cate
T We Columbus
Columbus Community Congregational Church
Gerald Bensink
Susan Bennink
Harold Cw
Norbert. Bach Omer
Albin Wester
Sterling Wees
Wright School
Clymer Tulip Festival Queens Candidates Named
Miss Lynda Kearns and Miss Abn Neckers join the field for the 1987 Tulip Festival Queen title in Clymer. Kearns daughter of Albert and Mrs Kearns and sponsored by Future Farmers of America. Neckers daughter of Glenn and Mrs Neckers sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary. Both listed with school paper roles, church involvement, and hobbies including swimming and piano.
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Lynda Kearns
Abn Neckers
Corry Bridge Association Hosts Four-Table Howell Winners
Members and guests met for a four-table Howell at the VFW Post Garden Room. The average score was 42. Winners included Dr. T. S. Kelsey and James Lundy with 6, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Treat of Union City at 46 percent, and Mrs. T. A. Hubley with F. H. Bartholme of Union City at 42. A Masters’ Point game will be featured at the session next week.
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Corry Bridge Association
Howell
VFW Post
T. S. Kelsey
James Lundy
T. H. Treat
Union City
T. A. Hubley
F. H. Bartholme
Women’s Relief Corps Banquet at Grange Hall
The Women’s Relief Corps and WAI mother and daughter banquet drew 23 members and guests last evening. Chicken dinner by Corry Grange, tables with spring flowers, talks and readings honored Mother's Day. An all-day meeting May 16 will offer a vegetable soup luncheon. afternoon initiation slated, with P executive Board hostesses.
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Women’s Relief Corps
WAI
Grange
Corry Grange
P Executive Board
Newborns Born to Swanson and Wingard Families
A baby boy named A soy was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Wingard of 18 Grant Street Union City. The paternal grandfather is Theodore Swanson Sr. of Essex Street 15 Northville Mich. Sally Swanson, born earlier in the movie, is the child of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Swanson of Northville Michigan.
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Sally
Jerry Swanson
Northville
Mich
Theodore Swanson Sr
Essex Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
John Wingard
Grant Street
Union City
Betty Pratt Heads XI Beta Phi Chapter Installation
Mrs Betty Pratt was installed as president of the XI Beta Phi chapter at Hels Lima Phi sorority with officers Mrs Alfred Morrison presiding. The chapter set a May 21 membership dinner at the Tow Club Jamestown and planned a rummage sale May 23 and 24 at the former Mabel Shop. The May Day and Memorial Day program was led by Mrs Robert Eddy.
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XI Beta Phi
Hels Lima Phi
Douglas Rogelle
East South Street
Alfred Morrison
Betty Pratt
William Stright
Darwin Wolcoll
Rotary
Frank Wise
Robert Eddy
Tow Club
Jamestown
Darwin Wolcott
Random Road
Mabel Shop
Hilltop Club Meets at Larson Home
Mrs Ida Larson hosted a Hilltop Club gathering with six members and two guests, including Mrs Thad Gates and Mrs James Bennett. President Mrs Mabel Akam led routine business followed by cookies strawberry shortcake and coffee. Mrs Oscar Lindstrom of R D joined as guest.
Clifford Taylor keynote at Tri-Hi-Y dinner at YMCA
Clifford W. Taylor, manager of the local telephonic office, spoke to Junior Tri-Hi-Y as they honored Senior Tri-Hi-Y at a YMCA dinner. He urged better speaking and listening habits. the talk was well received by 52 guests. Charlene Dubrosky served as feastmistress with remarks by John Davidson and Mary Lou Taylor. Benediction by Sterling Wees. Favor donations from National Bank of Corry.
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Clifford W. Taylor
Telephonic
Everning
YMCA
John Davidson
Mary Lou Taylor
Sterling Wees
Natonal Bank of Corry
Three Sub Workers Injured In Fire At Yard
A flash fire damaged the $45 million Polaris submarine Woodrow Wilson at a Groton yard injuring three workers. The blast followed a live switchboard contact and occurred a day after a separate fatal Mash fire killed three on the nuclear submarine Flasher of the same class as the Thresher.
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Vena
Gui Far
Groton
Conn
Atlantic
Senate Fears More Than 17 500 Soviets Still In Cuba
Senate investigators released an interim report on Cuba's Soviet presence estimating 17 500 may be a minimum, with possibilities of more. The subcommittee warned that Soviet troops in Cuba hinder U.S. image abroad and could shield future offensive arms, while intelligence chiefs question the exact number and whether strategic weapons remain.
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Senate
Cuba
Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Natron
United States
Latin America
Spread $2 Bills To Aid Strip Mining CAP
More than 2,000 strip mining workers will receive about $360,000 in $2 bills this month. The Central Pennsylvania Opt Pit Mining Association said the bills will go to 2,342 workers in local companies to highlight the economic benefits of strip mining.
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Slearileld
Central Pennsylvania Opert Pit Mining Association
Welfare Leader Out Of Running and Rack WASHING LUM
Welfare leader out of running amid criticism of Byrd welfare concepts. William B. Tollen, head of Pennsylvania welfare relief, voiced support for Byrd rules. Byrd chair of the Ben aie District Appropriations sub committee dominates Washington welfare operations.
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Lum
Robert C. Byrd
D.W. Va
William B.tollen
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Byrd
Benaie District Appropriations
Washington
Tollen
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