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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1959
Page
5
A scrambled OCR snippet mentions parents and facilities with ambiguous terms. The readable items imply a dispute or classification but lack concrete entities or events to summarize meaningfully.
Miss Nancy Orn daughter of Mr Vitor Orn of East Pleasant Street is a member of the graduating class of Philadelphia General Hospital in Philadelphia Friday May 22. Exercises begin at 8 p.m. in the William B Irvine Auditorium where Miss Orn will take state board exams in November to complete nursing requirements. David and John Hulmess of West Frederick Street left Saturday morning for a two week visit with friends in Orlando Florida.
The Avalon Junior Bowling teams were honored at a banquet in the Garden Room of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home. The affair, sponsored by past exalted rulers of the Elks Lodge, featured speakers Paul Stroup Alfred Morrison Jr and Edward Berry. The Alley Rats won the first place team trophy while Hawks claimed boys first place. Kathy Berry Mary Houser and Tim Cookles earned top trophies. The event recognized high averages high games Bantam class honors most improved bowlers and appreciation awards.
Mr and Mrs. Donald McCassin of Northwest entertained Berean Class of United Brethren Church members and guests. Allan Mat led the program with Raymond Fellini presiding. Plans announced for a dinner and reservations. Officers elected include Robert Blakely president, Myr Mutasity vice president, Mrs Haney White secretary and treasurer, Verney Bullsman assistant secretary, Miss Tal historian, and others. Hosts served light refreshments. salad, drawings, and other details noted.
Mrs Eugene Marrs to head the Columbus PTA at a recent group meeting held at Dean School. Officers announced include Charles Robots as vice president and Mrs George Sekerak as secretary. A gift was given to PTA teachers and Miss Goletta McClintock spoke on her school work and athletic programs with students.
The Rainbow Girls hosted a banquet at The First Presbyterian Church honoring the parents of members Mrs Dale Paige and Mrs Fy Pain. A meat loaf dinner was served at 6 pm by Rainbow Girls. Tables had span superior decorations and yellow paper. The speaker Peter Gherman discussed Journalism as A Career.
A church class session led by Mrs Marrell OY Dust Faith and Mrs Q A Johnson opened with devotional themes. Mrs Maude Hurelins aided. the group planned tours, a closing prayer, and a later picnic at Mead Park on June 9.
Mrs H L B MacLees hosted Knox Circle with 12 members attending. Devotion led by Mrs Paul Bauer on The Freedom of the Spirit. Mrs O H Heenan conducted brief business. Progr am on the Middle East by Mrs Glenn Shoudingas. Meeting adjourned for a June picnic with Mrs Merrill Lith.
The Corry Area High School chorus and dance band performed a spring concert featuring songs and excerpts from The Music Man Many cast members illustrated key roles including Thomas Mowrey as Professor Harold Hill Judy Dodd as Marion Paroo and Robert Palmer as Marcellus The program also outlined plans for a Washington DC choir trip and noted faculty involvement and production details
A son named Willan Charles was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Wile In J Moliar of Warner Robins Georgia. The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Jaquith Sr of Spring Creek.
Mebean reported on the houra study at the Rotary Assembly with Hiveting of the Gory Rotary Club yesterday noon. Speaker Che MeNKIe Wath Fwd outlined water county assessment results and the new statewide fee assessment. A question and answer period followed, with group singing led by John Minor. The Mount and guests arrived at 6 15 at Hotel Cavey.
Walter Jack, noted historian, spoke at the Golden Ave Club meeting held yesterday afternoon with 65 present. The program opened with greetings by Mrs. Maude Hutchins, group singing, and a report on an Erie Golden Age Club anniversary party at St Matthews Church.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary reports a weekend net of $261.50. Wright and St. Edward's School students acted as salesmen with top prize of $3 for the next sale won by Orrin Messinger of Wright School. Other prize winners were Mills of Wright School and Deborah Caruso of St. Edward's School. Rex Theatre provided free passes for donors exceeding two dollars. Refreshment committee was led by Mrs. Leah Reed and others.
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