St Edward's PTA names new officers at May meeting
St Edward's School Parents Teacher Association elected Sam Baressi as president and named officers for the coming year at the May gathering. The group honored Mrs. James Allyn with a merit certificate from National Boy Scout Headquarters and noted a second candy shipment for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Buressi
St. Edward's School
Parents Teacher Association
George Maloney
Joseph Skales
Ernest McMichael
Sam Baressi
James Roseberry
James Jansen
Harry Burton
National Boy Scout Headquarters
James Allyn
Cub Scouts
PTA
James Hammond
Cyril Cooper
Baniner
Cooper
Hubert Weldon
Jerry Rote
Cochairman
Utah Jackson
Rose Linski
Michael Sprovers
Archie Wills
Robert Stufflebeam
F. William Chiricuzio
Howard Lee
Hazel Mall
Warren McChesney
George Butchko
Ronald Danks
John Catalfu
Scrambled Team Bridge Results Tie In Corry Association
The Corry Bridge Association held its second scrambled team of four session at the VPW Post home. Teams tied for first with 26 and 25 percent totals after 15 and 14 wins respectively. Individual cups will be given to winning team members. Next week features the monthly master point session and a newcomers game if enough interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VPW
William Smyers
Philip Zalzneck
Frank Graft
T. 5. Kelsey
Wallace Young
Graft
al Vanssens
Ted Treat
H. J. Wilcox
al Cornish
Amy Jackson
Morgan Beverly
Richard Peeb- Yes
Florence McCray
Robert Tunner
Area Grange Bazaar and Variety Show at Grange Hall
The second annual bazaar and countryside jubilee sponsored by East Branch Grange will be held tomorrow evening at Grange Hall Oil Creek Road R D 3. Doors open 7 30 p m with arts and crafts candy and home made goods on sale and games for all ages. The main feature is the Countryside Jubilee with Al Cox and his Triesters offering an hour and a half of comedy and music. Mrs Helen Black is chairwoman of arrangements assisted by Mr and Mrs William Brooks Arvid Bluelead Mr and Mrs Charles Tarr and Mrs Violet Hicks heads the kitchen committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch Grange
Grange
Oil Creek Road
R. D
the Grange
al Cox
Triesters
Helen Black
Spring Creek
William Brooks
Arvid Bluelead
Charles Tarr
Violet Hicks
Corry Grange to Honor 25 Year Members
Corry Grange No. 55 will honor twenty five year members at the Monday evening meeting May 16 at the Grange Hall on Park Street. The session starts at 6 o'clock and members not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No. 55
Grange Hall
Park Street
Readers Meet With Mrs. V. E. Phillips
The Readers met Monday afternoon at Mrs. V. E. Phillips on West Congress street for a 2 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. F. E. Sullivan aided in entertaining eight ladies as they held a business session and heard a nylon program by Mrs. George Nagel. Plans were discussed for the annual dinner meeting with time and place to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Congress Street
V. E. Phillips
F. E. Sullivan
George Nagel
Annual Tag Day Sale Set By Cor ty Memorial Hospital Ladies
The Cor ty Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary announces annual Tag Days for tomorrow and Saturday May 13 with headquarters at Widmann and Teach. Mrs. Earl Haight chairs the event with Mrs. J. F. Needham as co chair. Prizes go to fourth to sixth grade sellers to support a 2500 dollar pledge for a new x ray machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxilaary
Mth
Earl Haight
Widmann and Teach
J. F. Needham
Cochairman
O. W. Bracken Sr
James MacTnnes
Mary Higgins
Lena Cohen
Hazel Duffy
R. He VanTussel
Edward Heckman
Milton Cherry
A. P. Dahlstrand
Harold Jackson
Gerald Staples
E. F. Pain
John Fenstermacher
Arthur Pledger
Carl Gustafson
James Sinare
Walter Nollinger
Robert Belz
Irvin Downs
Ann Baresst
Corry Navy Mothers Elect New Officers
Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696 elected new officers at a Monday meeting in Grange Hall led by commander es. Assisting her are first and second vice commanders Mrs. Fred Young and Mrs. Elizabeth Jansen along with adjutant Mrs. Harvey Loveland and other officers and trustees. Installation is set for June 13 at the same location with Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Peterson hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wena Dues
Corry Navy Mothers Club
Grange Hall
Fred Young
Elizabeth Jansen
Harvey Loveland
Avis Russ
John Carrier
Floyd Dougherty
Royal Messenger
Carl Higby
Clarence Cox
Victor Morris
Merrill Lillie
Mayme Mitchell
Ross Jukes
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Carl Peterson
Reynold Hamilton
Alma Dingfelder
Hamilton
Peter
Son
Ses
Sion
Miss Murray’s Pupils Piano Recital At Home
Miss Lucile Murray presented 15 piano pupils at a spring recital held at the Murray home on Mott Street. The program included solos and duets followed by a social period with refreshments. Participants included Gayle Hotchkiss, Jackie Castor, George Sample Jr, Susan Millsap, Ramon Gooklis, Kathryn Flye, Jane Millspaw, Carol Auer, Elaine Flye, Susan Castor, Judy Millspaw, John Auer, Harriet Hotchkiss, Connie Messinger and Mary Castor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Murray
Lucile Murray
Murray
Mott Street
Gayle Hotchkiss
Jackie Castor
George Sample Jr
Susan Millspaw
Ramon Gooklis
Kathryn Flye
Jane Millspaw
Carol Auer
Elaine Flye
Susan Castor
Judy Millspaw
John Auer
Harriet Hotchkiss
Connie Messinger
Mary Castor
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Judith Camp In Clymer
Bridal shower for Miss Judith Camp of Buffalo aimed toward her June wedding to Richard Sinolk of Findley Lake. Hostesses were her sisters and family friends. pink and green decor highlighted the event with close to 40 guests from Findley Lake Corry Garland Pittsfield Youngsville Erie Wesleyville and Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
American Legion
Clymer
Judith Camp
Buffalo
Richard Sinolk
Findley Lake
Clymer Methodist Church
George Glavis
Eve
Cornelius Beck
Erink
George Christensen
Fance
Nowering Plum Branch
Henry Hobink
Eula McChesney
Archie Hurlbut
Chris
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Erie
Wesleyville
Columbus Grange Sends Lecturer to Mid Atlantic Conference
Members of Columbus Grange No. 875 voted to send lecturer Mex Bennink to the Mid Atlantic Lecturers Conference at Pennsylvania State University from June 21 to 23. The meeting, led by Harold Curtis, appointed Lawrence Miller and Paul Trisket to the community service committee headed by Bennink. A rural life program was announced for May 15 at the Columbus Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange No. 875
Grange Hall
Mex Bennink
Pennsylvania State University
Harold Curtis
Lawrence Miller
Paul Trisket
Community Service Committee
Bennink
R A. Merrifield
Columbus Church
Franklin, Vi
Rural Life
Page
Michael Savko
Edna Norton
Merle
Miss Pat Long Named 1960 Clymer Tulip Festival Queen Candidate
Miss Pat Long daughter of Mrs India Long named as a candidate for 1960 Tulip Festival Queen by the Future Farmers of America. She is a commercial student at Clymer Central School active in cheerleading National Honor Society Salvation Army Torch Bearers church band Music Club secretary treasurer FOE and Western Pennsylvania FOE. She enjoys music typing table tennis and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Payne
Hovor
Anna Maelex
Fleetwood
Charlyne
Ann Louibe Hollman
Susan Hawkins
Delman Diehl
Donald
Barry Hawkins
Kenneth Hoff
Ricky Hoffman
Leroy Martin
Cabot, Ps
Eugene Hoffman
Sharon
Butler
Pennsylvania
Hawkins
Harrington High School
Murphy and Hayes Company
Fleetwood High School
U.S. Army
Germany
Reading
Pat Long
India Long
Clymer
Western Pennsylvania
Bridal Shower Honors Judith Schultz Bride Elect
The Wallace home in Cutting hosted a kitchen shower for Judith Schultz of North East, bride elect of Melvin Wallace. Guests enjoyed prizes, refreshments, and favors for the 18 attendees as cohostesses assisted and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Wilfred Wallace
Cutting
Wallace
Judith Schultz
Melvin Wallace
Robert
Humphrey
Charles Pettengil
Carl Marsh
Virginia
Albert Bayle
Marion Nellis
Eleanor Wallace
Warren County 4 H Dairy Club elects officers in Columbus
The Warren County 4 H Dairy Club met at Columbus home of president Nancy Curtis to elect officers for the coming year. Charles Lindell of Lander was named president with Alan Scott Lottsville as vice president Ruth Ann Woodburn Lottsville as secretary treasurer Nancy Curtis as news reporter David Wilcox Lander as game leader and Gell Johnson Lottsville as song leader. Blaine Schlosser assistant county agent spoke on how the club performed last year. A June 6 demonstration at Dennis Lindell’s home in Lander was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Dairy Club
Columbus
Warren County
4-H Dairy Club
Nancy Curtis
Charles Lindell
Lander
Alan Scott
Lottsville
Unice
Ruth Ann Woodbrun
David Wilcox
Gell Johnson
Blaine Schlosser
Aaslatant County
SHO
Gail Johnson
Dennis
Lindell m Lander
Miss Curtis
National Congress
Washington
D.C
Eisenhower
Lincoln Memorial
United States Agricultural Research Center
Phillipsville
Mount Vernon
Open House Honors Florida Couple At Cutting
An open house Sunday, May 16, from 1 to 7 PM at Cutting honors Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stutzman of Osprey, Florida, celebrating their 41st wedding anniversary. Hosts include their son Ray J. Stutzman and daughters in Spar tansburg and Grand Valley, with several out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stutzman
Osprey
Fla
Ray J. Stutzman
George Long
Spartansburg
Donald Kalkbrenner
Grand Valley
Elmer Shultz
Charles Pettengil
Virginia Luke
North East
Robert ‘Spoon
Ripley
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Amitai
St. Edward's Pta
Delaware
Asbury Methodist Church
Harrington
Grange States Bazaar
Corry Grange
Frigidaire
Roberts
Corry Navy
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank of Corry
Banking
Orf
Columbus Grange
Sawyer Studio
Florida
Wen
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