Family notices and club events highlight Corry page
Mr and Mrs Larry Joyce return home from visiting sons Tom in Pittsburgh and Dan aboard the Intrepid Dan has passed PCard and will receive stripes soon He sails for Vietnam and China Sea duties His hospital division duty lasts six to eight months Rotary Club lunch features guest speaker John Liebegott and visiting Rotarian Ike Leprins Rainbow Girls charity date moved Mother and daughter banquet at First Methodist Church with 6 pm dinner Mrs Frank McKnight leads program Public notices include post prom ticket donations drive for Corry Area High School deadlines May 24 Belated birthday wishes to Bernice Keppel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Joyce
White Street
Tom
Pittsburgh
Dan
Intrepid
Vietnam
China Sea
First Methodist Church
Frank McKnight
Charles Correll
Arthur Brueckman
Eugene Kuhn
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Ike Leprins
Titusville
John Liebegott
Corry Area High School
Arnold Seastead
Canada
Walter Thoms
Jack Stahl
Joseph Seitz
Corry
Miss Carris Engaged To Wed Richard Wynn
Miss Brenda Carris and Richard Wynn become engaged according to their families. Carris attends Clymer Central School and Wynn, a 1962 graduate, works at Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation. No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carris
Richard Wynn
Richard Cole
North Clymer
Edgar Carris
Ripley, N. Y
Brenda Carris
Charles Kuchma
Clymer
Clymer Central School
Wynn
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corporation
Miss Rittenhouse Showered With Gifts Before Wedding
Miss Shelia Rittenhouse daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Maynard was honored at a bridal shower hosted at Mrs Delbert Plogs home on Johnson street. She will wed Gene Button of Panama in July. Guests came from Sherman Steadman Panama Mayville Erie and Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelia Rittenhouse
Lee Maynard
Delbert Plogs
Johnson Street
Miss Rittenhouse
Gene Button
Panama
Eugene Button
Harry Boardman
Oscar Kestel
Manley Moore
Clair Damon Jr
Sherrie Moore
Sue Boardman
Stewart Hoyt
Sherman
Steadman
Mayville
Erie
Bear Lake
Bridge Scores at YMCA Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Club
Members and guests enjoyed a three and one half cable Howell session at the YMCA. Winners were Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs F H Bartholme of Union City 29 Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs Horton Davis 28 and Mrs C A McClintock and Mrs Jack Osman tied with Mrs Louis Morrow and Mrs Raymond Sandburg 28 44 It was announced there will be no game next week. The next regular session will be May 23 at the Hotel Corry noon for the annual spring luncheon and afternoon bridge. Reservations are being taken by Mrs Raymond Sandburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Howell
YMCA
J. Fred Kinley
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Frank Graft
Horton Davis
C. A. McClintock
Jack Osman
Louis Morrow
Raymond Sandburg
Corry
Bible Club Rally Awards at First Baptist Church Corry Beaverdam
The First Baptist Church rally honored Corry Teenage Club taught by George Fox with a five year attendance trophy and Beaver Dam Club taught by Mrs. Mary Riley with this year’s attendance award. Winners included Kay Miller and Kenneth Jones of Beaverdam, poster winners Susan Fox Rebecca Johnson Kathy Kerstetter, Bible sword drill winners Debbie Vanderhoof Joan Wells Frances Baker Giana Chelton Kay Williams Gerry Miller Kay Miller Kristi Chase Rocky Chase Judy Edwards Michelle Edwards Becky Westley Kathy Coleman. Household hint suggests towel rack inside hamper. quote by Stephen Vincent Benet notes ant kingdoms in a foot of ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Corry
George Fox
Beaverdam Club
Mary Riley
Kay Miller
Kenneth Jones
Beaverdam
Susan Fox
Rebecca Johnson
Kathy Kerstetter
Debbie Vanderhoof
Joan Wells
Frances Baker
Giana Chelton
Kay Williams
Gerry Miller
Kristi Chase
Rocky Chase
Judy Edwards
Michelle Edwards
Becky Westley
Kathy Coleman
Carol McCaslin Bridal Shower Held at Corry Grange Hall
A bridal shower for Miss Carol McCaslin, who will wed Laverne Jaquith at Bear Lake on May 20, was held at the Corry Grange Hall with 20 guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Chester Bailey, Mrs. Tom Lamendola, and Miss Donna McCaslin, assisted by Mrs. Frank McCaslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol McCaslin
Laverne Jaquith
Bear Lake
Corry Grange Hall
Chester Bailey
Tom Lamendola
Donna MeCaslin
Frank McCaslin
Melvin Blynt
Mary Jean Mitchell
Donna Hartel
James R. Caldwell
Donald McCaslin
Ruth
Carpetbaguettes Luncheon Reports Full Reservations
At the Gate Room of Hotel Corry the Carpetbaguettes luncheon committee chaired by Mrs. George Hagger expressed regret over still open reservations. The women only event on May 25 at 6 p.m. was filled quickly, with invitations issued on a first come basis. Attendees included Mrs. Thomas Cragg and several other committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Mra
George Hagger
Thomas Cragg
Kenneth Grobholz
Holland Morgan
Gerry Davis
John McShane
George Peck
Merle Amy
Bertha McMichael
Robert Bracken
Morton Gross
Robert Shilling
Willard Gibson
Luncheon Fetes Bride Elect Darlene Cook
A 1 p.m. luncheon and bridal shower honored Miss Darlene Cook, who will wed James E. Miller June 10 at the First Methodist Church. Hosted by Mrs. Raymond Root at 85 Oakley Ave with cohostess Mrs. James Haslett and helpers Misses Connie and Chris Root, pink and white table decor. Awards for games went to Mrs. Earl Cady and Mrs. J. Donald Watson. The guest list included numerous relatives and friends. Miss Cook received many gifts.
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Incheon
Darlene Cook
James E. Miller
First Methodist Church
Raymond Root
Oakley Avenue
James Haslett
Connie
Chris Root
Earl Cady
J. Donald Watson
Louis Cook
David Cook
Edgar Miller
Florence Daye
Norman Smith
Benjamin Calderone
Leroy,Peck
George Pfusch
Russell Brant
Martha Sprickman
Sue Miller
Mary Hosier
Miss Cook
Dora Swegles and William Prine wed in St Marys church
Dora K Swegles of R D J Corry and William W Prine of 327 Prospect Street were married at the First Methodist Church in St Marys Pennsylvania on Friday at 1 PM Rev Richard Burns officiated. The bride wore a beige and green outfit with a corsage of yellow roses.
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Dora K. Swegles
R. D
Concord Secret Sisters Banquet Honors Members
The Concord Sisters held their annual banquet at Harbor Hall Community Hall with 33 members and one guest. Ladies Aid served steak dinners and gift reveals named secret sisters. A color slides program and talk on vacs- Proctor preceded a brief business session and prize drawings.
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Concord Secret Sisters
Concord Sisters
Harbor Hall
Ladies Aid
Coletta Boutwell
Edward Crapser
Havwall
Mary Jean Mitchell
McCaslin
Calvin Swarm
Occa
Ladd Lewis
Sion
Golden Agers Hear Talk On Development
The Lorry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with 50 members. Rev. Walter Thoms read Psalm 146. M. I Looker of Erie spoke on tours. George Sample discussed industrial development in Corry. The group planned events including a spring banquet and July picnic. chairs were appointed and Secret Sisters selected for the year.
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Lorry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Walter Thoms
M. 1 Looker
Erie
George Sample
Corry
Douglas Rozelle Sr
North East
Merry Oldsters Club
Corry Club
Ora Loveland
Luella Gates
Mae Schrader
Lucy Hinman
Mary Jewell
Hazel Burlingame
Robert Hammond
Joseph McCray
Donald Gates
Merle Akam
Herbert Allen
Lucian Lindholm
Akron school board debate over miniskirt policy
At a meeting in Akron Ohio concern rose over skirt length standards. Ninth grader Connie Collier 14 has been sent home twice for short skirts prompting her parents to question who sets the rules. Superintendent Wilfred Gregg deflected noting it is a matter of personal opinion.
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Akron
Ohio
Connie Collier
Woodridge High School
Boston-Northampton
Richard Collier
Boston Heights
Wilfred J. Gregg
Paul J. Padrutt
Dress codes spark debate over knee length skirts
A school dress policy discussion centers on skirt length as students and staff weigh tradition versus compliance. Controversy grows as opinions clash on appropriate attire and enforcement in the school setting.
Ike To Stay At Hospital As Condition Improves
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 76, remains hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors say his condition is improving though he will stay hospitalized for at least the remainder of the week. The provisional diagnosis is acute gastroenteritis.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Heloise tips on open bottles and home ideas
Readable reader suggestions on daily tasks and clever hacks. Tips include removing plastic bottle bands with hot water, making a puppy shelter from a waste basket, using leftovers in meatloaf, crafting a play kitchen from boxes, and thoughtful hospital visiting gifts.
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Heloise
Lovell Braun
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Ong
Birdie
Rainbow Girls
Roberta
Bobbie) Swart
Robert Seel
Ernest
Evelyn) ‘Thacker
North Center Street
New York City
James
Bernice) Keppel
South Second Avenue
Bernice
Westminster Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Wright Street
Robert Ott Jr
Walter Loveland
John Kennedy
Harold Flowers
Vellah Bracken
Findley Lake
Steam Auto Club
Greensboro
N.C
Steam Automobile Club of America
Smithtown General Hospital
Dorvald Schrader
Smithtown
Long Island
N. Y
Schrader
Virginia Drake
Frank Schrader
East South Street
William Smith
Ashville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Gerald Bensink
Donald Bensink
Cor Ie
Mise
Stephen Vincent Benet
Macko's Market
Kenneth Grebbel
Willard Gibesa
McMichael
Dora Swegles
William Prine
Felf
Sey Pees
Roxie Theatre
E. 26Th St
Exte
Ymcag
Erie Co. Sunday School Association
Boston
James Grove
Virgil Endsley
Ike
Gal
H. Jenkins
M. Rasmussen
Kall
Mary Ann Wells
R. J. Hoffman
M.N
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