Mother's Day CDA breakfast crowns May Queen at St Thomas
The Catholic Daughters of America court conception No. 35 held a Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast with fifth graders crowning the Blessed Mother as Queen of the May in St Thomas School. Rev Cyril Cooper gave the invocation and Monsignor Lynch led tributes to daughters and mothers. The event featured a breakfast prepared by Knights of Columbus and CDA May committee members, with spring flower table decor in purple gold and white. A birthday celebration for Ernie VanTassel followed at his parents home, with guests and prizes noted and gifts given.
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Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No. 35
St. Thomas School
Mother
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas
CDA
M. Agnes Lynch
Leo Hooks
Susan Hooks
Miss Lynch
Connie Kelly
Cooper
Raymond
Pat) Bachofner
Knights of Columbus
CDA May
Frank Wascak
Thomas Reed
Cochairman
Clara Bachofner
Ernest
Ernie) VanTassel
Howard VanTassel
West
Columbus Avenue
VanTassel
Robert McCray
Danny Burrows
Bill Bracken
Greg Hammond
Harry Hornick
Gary McChesney
James Bogniak
Thomas Popovich
Kevin Downey
Robert Cote
John Amoroso
Rosario Caruso
Timothy VanTassel
Committee For Auxiliary Rummage Sale Announcement
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary rummage sale committee has been named with Mrs. Earl Haight as general chairman and Mrs. Gerald Pless as cochairman. The sale runs Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Members assisting include Mrs. Cleve Morton, Mrs. Roger Grape, Mrs. Kenneth Loveland, Mrs. Edward Heckman, Mrs. Florence McCray, Mrs. Mary Sears, Mrs. R. K. Grobholz, Mrs. Maurice Gjertsen and Miss Mary Higgins. The Red and Gun Club will be open tomorrow evening for rummage drop-off.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Edward Heckman
Florence McCray
Mary
Sears
R. K. Grobholz
Maurice Gjertsen
Mary Higgins
Red and Gun Club
Community Notes and Local Events Roundup
Corry area Grange meeting hosted by Lloyd Lillie with eight four attendees. Beaty Dimmit honored. Prom and lawn party planned for Sparta High alumni. junior class president Barbara Morris announced details. Hospitalized teacher Winifred Clancy seeks students' letters. Corry Navy Mothers Club elected officers with June meeting set in Jamestown. Local residents visit Ringling Museums in Florida and awaited notices from Corry friends. Quote of the day reflects on time and memory.
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Spartansburg High School
Sparta
Barbara Morris
Rhoades Barton Nuptials Held in First Presbyterian Church
Linda Ruth Rhoades and Pfc. Larry Ray Barton wed April 21 at 7 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. H Kenyon Leishman officiating. The bride wore a lace gown and pearl crown veil, and carried a white lace Bible with orchid. Maid of honor Helen Rhoades. best man Terry Wesolenski. Guests from Union City Waterford Warren attended. The couple will reside with the bride's parents while Barton serves in the U S Army. Both are 1965 Corry Area High School graduates.
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Howard L. Rhoades
North- West Street
Pfc
Larry Ray Barton
Laurence Barton
Fifth Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
H. Kenyon Leishman
Helen Rhoades
Terry Wesoleski
John McEldowney
Charles Brockman
William Gumbleton
Harold Flowers
Barton
United States Army
Corry Area High School
Data Processing Institute
New Process Company
Warren
Union City
Waterford
Afternoon party honors Joan Rairie on sixth birthday
Joan Rairie observed her sixth birthday Sunday and was feted at a Saturday afternoon party at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Ronald Rairie of 44 Raymond avenue. Games provided entertainment and several prizes were awarded. Decorations were mentioned.
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Joan Rairie
Ronald Rairie
Raymond Avenue
Brown Family To Appear At Area Church
Mr and Mrs Ollie Brown and their family of 13 adopted and foster children will visit Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church tomorrow evening. The diverse group includes Korean Slavish American Indian and biracial children. They will present a musical program at 745 p m. The Browns run the open foster home titled Always Room For One s More. The event is a family night service sponsored by the Womens Society of World Service and open to the public.
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Brown
Ollie Brown
Amily
Waterford
Wayne Valley
Womens' Society of World Service
Birthday Supper Party Fetes Mrs Lindsey
A Sunday supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Merkle at 409 East Washington street celebrated Mrs. Clair Lindsey of Hatchery Road. Thirty one guests from Fryburg Oil City Erie Westfield and Corry attended with gifts and an orchid corsage. A special plaque portrait of a poem her husband wrote 20 years ago was given.
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Clair
Dorothy) Lindsey
Hatchery Road
John Merkle
East Washington Street
Frysburg
Oil City
Erie
Westfield
Corry
Lindsey
Circus Themed Party Honors Joan With Thoughtful Gifts
In a colorful circus themed gathering guests including Joni Savko Jen nifer Hileman Jackie Judge Susan Mohr JoAnn Matson Jef frey Ferro Jeffrey Furst Patrick Jones and Drew Yenchak celebrated Joan with a bright array of gifts from friends.
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Joni Savko
Jennifer Hileman
Jackie Judge
Susan Mohr
JoAnn Matson
Jeffrey Ferro
Jeffrey Furst
Patrick Jones
Drew Yenchak
Joan
Hospital Fund Drive Explained For WSCS
Fifty members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met for a meeting at 7 o clock. Ruth Circle hosted with dessert tables and spring flowers. Robert Bracken and Samuel Antrim outlined the Corry Memorial Hospital fund drive and the planned long-term care unit. The district meeting is set for Meadville at 10 am Thursday. Founders Day picnic planned June 10 at Ruth M. Smith Home in Sheffield. Mrs. Edmund Barr led devotions on “Convocated Mothers.” New circles formed for coming year.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ruth Circle
Robert Bracken
Samuel Antrim
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dale Hammerlee
Meadville
Ruth M. Smith
Sheffield
Edmund Barr
Shower Of Gifts Presented To Lauren Eckman
A Sunday bridal shower honored Miss Lauren Eckman bride elect of Lawrence Sperry at the Katren home R D 4 with pink and white decor. Hostesses were Mrs Gordon Brynolfson Miss Dolores Aquilina and Mrs Edward Katren. Guests from Pittsfield and Clarentine attended. gifts, a decorated shower cake, games and prizes highlighted the gathering.
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Lauren Eckman
Lawrence Sperry
Gordon Brynolfson
Dolores Aquilina
Edward Katren
Katren
Harold Wolbert
Mynford Williams
Clarence Savko
Attesrom Pittsfield
Clarentite Re Bone
Miss Eckman
Mr. Sperry
Hints From Heloise Dear Folks Home Movie Tips
Readers share practical kitchen and home hints. Combine sound with film using a tape recorder for narrated memories on trips. Store tapes with reels and note who, where, and what happened to add meaning to home movies.
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Heloise
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