Erie speaker chairs BPW Club meeting in Kane
The Business and Professional Women's Club met last night in club rooms with Mrs. Charles Thompson presiding. A rummage sale is planned for early June with details to be announced. An invitation was received to attend a tea at the Kane BEW Club hosted by Mrs. Isabel Gardiner. The annual installation dinner for the Corry club will be held at the Corry Country Club on Wednesday, May 8, with reservations urged. Dr. O. J. Olsen of Erie spoke on information and education, and refreshments were served by club members. Several local residents attended or returned from recent trips, including families from North Center Street and Salamanca New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Erie
Charles. Thompson
Kane Bew
de O. J. Olsen
Whs. Lawrence ©. Nichols
Milly Illen Bell
Stanley Marek
Mintie C George
Frank Say
North Center Street
Sheoridine Foley
Merle
Mary Jean
Conneau
Ohid
Martha Watson
Salamanca
N.Y
Gqhentin
Jiuck
Livejty
New Yock Chy
Poconn
Mie Maalane
Hartford
Coun
Norman Tarbell
Wohl
Lo Winteh
Lislusksin
Ube
Yolnesville
Clinton Pratt
Corry
Sitrom Wiren
Abe
Lavern Ayers
RD. 3
NiegNre
Faynet Butta
Lauren Shreve
Cleveland
Therr
Mim
Lyle Shreve
Essex Street
Columbus Grange 875 Meets. new officers and projector
Columbus Grange No. 875 opened its session with Arthur Ayling as worthy master. A letter from state Grange master J Collins McSparrin discussed legislation of interest to farmers. A committee led by Dayle Curtis will select or repair tables. Mrs Edna Norton resigned. Mrs DeForest Bindley was elected to fill the vacancy and installed by David Currie and Mr. Lawrence Miller. A pie social was proposed to fund a projector purchase. The projector debuted with slides for three guests from Corry Grange and a visit scheduled for June 17. Next session May 27 will be a visitation in Columbus. Also noted: Miss Rachel Hogan, Erie 4-H speaker, with Concord Girls 4-H Club, Marilyn Stultz presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arthur Ayling
J. Collins McSparrin
Dayle Curtis
Edna Norton
DeForest Bindley
Whs
David Currie
Lawrence Miller
Paul Suchar
Merle Page
Worth Hammond
Anh
Corry Grange
John Decker
Roy Swart
Decker
Corry Willyet Sv
Rachel Hogan
Erie
Concord Girls
Joseph McCray
R. Op. 1
Marilyn Stultz
Rachael Hogan
Uue
McCray
Sharon
WSCS Tureen Dinner at First Methodist Church
About 89 members of No Woman's Society of Christian Service met at First Methodist Church for a WSCS dinner with the Orpal and Esther Circles. Mrs. Russell Merrill presided. Mrs. Charles Correll gave devotions. Summer camp was explained by Mrs. Leland Johnston and Miss Louise Williams filed the secretary's report. Delegates Mrs. W. B. Stowe and Mrs. Hubert Vaughn will attend a WSCS convention in Oil City on May 28. Members voted to rotate serving duties for another year and drew names for new circles while officers were elected in separate meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
No Woman's Society of Christian Survic
First Methodist Church
Orpal
Esther
Russell Merrill
Charles Correll
Leland Johnston
Louise Williams
Gertrude Parker
W. B. Stowe
Hubert Vaughn
Oillty
Andrew Paulson
Mother's Day Birthday Party for Mrs Fish in Corry
A family gathering for Mrs. Zemile Fish celebrated Mother's Day and her birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Carrier on East Main Street. Thirty five guests attended a baked ham dinner followed by visiting photos and four generation portraits. Guests traveled in from Watham Clinton Bainbridge Utica Buffalo Itusville Columbus and other local relatives.
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John Carrier
East Main Street
Car
Zemile
West Inting Street
Watham
Mass
Clinton
Bainbridge
Utica
N. Y
Buffalo
N.Y
Itusville
Columbus
Corry
PONY Associated Clubs Dinner Meeting Announced
The PONY Associated Clubs held their regular dinner and meeting Thursday at the Clymer Conservation club. Members enjoyed roast dinners and were told of upcoming events in June including an All-Gun Show in Columbus and a Bolut Aliow at Columbus grounds. The next session is June 13 at the Metn Nursery in Fairview with a picnic format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Associated Clubs Group
Pony Associated ‘Clubs
Clymer Conservation Tb
Columbis
Columbus
Dilly
Metn
Fairview
Birthday Party for Cheryl Earle in San Pleasant Street Home
Mrs Embert Earle honored her daughter Cheryl on a birthday eve at Nat Pleasant Street with games and prizes for girls Kay Hamilton Mary Homer Lindy Freng Ann Chris and Mine Drake. Refreshments included birthday cake ice cream and punch as Cheryl received many gifts from friends.
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Embert Earle
Cheryl
Eibert Ente
Nat Pleasant Street
Fey
Sindy
Thurg Weve
Kay Hamilton
Mary Homer
Lindy Freng
Ann Chris
Mine Drake
Earle
Picnic Supper for Ajax Office Women Employees
The women employees of the Ajax Tron Works enjoyed a modest supper at a local restaurant. Attending were Mrs. Alfred Miles, Mrs. Herbert Stewart, Mrs. Helen Hoyt and the Misses Shirley Hall Judy Smith Sandra Wellerber Lucy Lamendola and Barbary Grbas. A social period followed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
Thore
Alfred Miles
Herbert Stewart
Helen Hoyt
Shirley Hall
Judy Smith
Sandra Wellerber
Lucy Lamendola
Concord Brownie Troop No 380 Tours Local Services
Brownie Troop No 380 of Concord School completed a Mother's Day project, making dray favors for Corty Memorial Hospital. The group toured the post office, police department, and fire department with guides James Sullivan, Officer Leste Kelly, and Leo Neckers, learning department operations.
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Brownie
Concord School
Corty Memorial Hospital
Loyal Post Office
James Sullivan
Leste Kelly
Loyal Fire Department
Leo Neckers
Grup
Robert Marsh
George Kinney
Robert Jolley
Peter Glayis
Margo Louderduck
Charles Weston
Page Louderback
Bridge Tournament Set This Week End
The Great Lakes Bridge Tournament unit hosts spring championship play this weekend at the Erie Elks Club on State Street. Friday 8 p.m. mixed pairs. Saturday open pairs sessions at 2 and 8 p.m.. Sunday teams of four at 2 and 8 p.m. Invitation extended to Corrybridge players to attend and participate.
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Khe
Erie Elks Club
State Street
Ele
Corrybridge
Local Scouts Attend Camporee at Harborcreek Camp
Boy Scout Troop No. 161 of St. Thomas Church joined the weekend camporee at the new Le Boeuf District camp in Harborcreek. The troop advanced in several requirements and earned the camp craft plaque for camp furnish.
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St. Thomas' Church
le Boeuf
Harborcreek
Corry Area High School Spine Concert Tonight
The Corry Area High School mixed chorus, dance hall and ensemble perform the annual Spine concert at 8:15 PM in the high school auditorium. Selections include Oklahoma spirit songs and novelty numbers with soloists Marlene McInyre Judy Catlin Mary Jane Hillstrom Craig Seastead Jol Mountain Richard Maedie and James Tomer under the direction of Mr and Mrs Lynn Rice and Ronald Rairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Oklahoma
Marlene McInyre
Judy Catlin
Mary Jane Hillstrom
Craig Seastead
Jol Mountain
Richard Maedie
James Tomer
Lynn Rice
Ronald Rairie
Kiwanis Club Hosts Weekly Meeting Highlights Talk
Kiwanis Club held its regular weekly meeting at the hotel with Lt. Gov. Frank Geiger of Division 1, Kiwanis International, speaking on the theme and job objectives. Clarence Wallace presented a film on The Right for Work, courtesy of the Chamber of Commerce. Directors met at William Miller's home as Geiger conducted an annual records inspection. A second note reports a 17-year-old youth fled from a state industrial home while being transported to the county jail after a burglary arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Frank Geiger
Division 1
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis
Clarence’ Wallace
William Miller
Raymond Avenue
Geiger
Butler
Troop Return Highlights Weekend Outing
The group traveled Friday afternoon and came back Sunday. Transportation was provided by Howard McMullin, Utah Jackson, John Lute, and Donald Bachotner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McMullin
Utah Jackson
John Lute
Donald Bachotner
Corry Area High School Readies Spring Concert Banana Boat Song
Dennis Hyer a Corry Area High School ensemble member warms up for the annual spring concert tonight at 2 15 in the auditorium as the group prepares to perform Banana Boat Song amid candid rehearsal photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Hyer
Corry Area
Ike Budget Plea Faces Delayed Start and Cuts
The President defends a sizable budget while warning it must be large enough to steady the nation amid a troubled world. Press secretary James Hagerty says Eisenhower’s address aims to correct widespread misinformation. He endorses a 1.3 billion dollar reduction but only a 600 million dollar cut in the year starting July 1, with spending financed by prior and current congresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
James 0. Hegerty
Eiserhhower
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Fluoridation Referendum Urged for Corry Water Supply
A letter urging Corry voters to approve fluoridation cites dental health benefits, cost, and safety. It argues that civic effort should push the issue to the polls, stresses democratic process, and warns against fear tactics used by opponents while highlighting community improvement through science and orderly action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Haque
Chamber of Commerce
Uin
Wally
Rendition
Academcally
Thes
Britain to End Fuel Rationing After Suez Crisis
Power Minister Lord Mills announced in the House of Lords that gasoline rationing would end tomorrow as oil deliveries resume after a six month disruption caused by the Suez crisis. Rationing had limited drivers to 200 miles per month since December 17.
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Sunny
Lord Mills
House of Lords
Suez Canal
Burin
Middle East
South Attica
Avold Mracruffian
House’ of Commons
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John Wayne
Susan Hayward
the Conqueror
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MAC. Insurance
Thomas Motors of
Corry, Inc
Chevrolet
B. Aruce-Summeryilee
Cosi Testing
Corty
Fashton
Owl
Mamitton Beach
Atta
Morth Center St
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