Wright School PTA Meeting Cancelled and Rescheduled
George Hagger Wright School PTA president announced the meeting set for tomorrow evening is cancelled and will be held next Wednesday May 2. The program will install officers and feature talks by J Donald Watson and Corry Arza High School guidance directors on the topic Transition from the Sixth Grade to the Seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hagger
Wright School
PTA
J. Donald Watson
Corry Arza High School
Clymer Tulip Festival set to crown 1963 queen
Norma Long of Clymer, daughter of Mrs. Irma Long, tops six contestants in the 1963 Tulip Queen competition. The parade Saturday afternoon will precede the coronation in the Clymer Central School auditorium.
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Clymer
Norma Long
Miss Long
Irma Long
Salvation Army
Clymer Community Club
Clymer Central School
Odd Fellows District Meeting To Be Held At CAHS
The Corry Area High School will host the Odd Fellows Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania on Saturday. Activities include officer elections, committee reports, 50 year memberships, and memorial services led by the Priscilla Rebekah Lodge. Dinner at 5:30 with reservations to Mrs. Richard Mountain. evening program by Collegiate group, magic act, and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
CAHS
Corry Area
Odd Fellows Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows Home
Meadville
Meadville High School
Judith Dwyer
Howard Fox
Einar Anderson
Akelay
Edward Rossbacher
Paul Crowell
Cochairman
Willard Shreve
Fred
WSCS Forms New Circles For Year
At the ena meeting of the church year the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church formed new circles for the coming year. Mrs. H. W. Parker presided as retiring president. Mrs. Bryan Stowe presented Parker with a gift for three years of service. Announcement was made of the Western Pennsylvania Conference WSCS to be held at Grove City in June. The devotions and program centered on Kinship and Dedication led by Mrs. Andrew Paulson, assisted by Mrs. Irvin Young. Dale Hammerlee headed the program with helpers Mrs. Paul Meerdinle, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. Elwin Fuller, and Mrs Frank Anthony. Mrs. Russell Clark sang Give of Your Best to the Master. Ruth Circle served refreshments before the drawing of new circle names. The tables were beautifully up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
H. W. Parker
Bryan Stowe
Parker
Western Pennsylvania
WSCS
Grove City
Andrew Paulson
Irvin Young
Dale Hammerlee
Paul Meerdinle
Fred Wilson
Elwin Fuller
Frank Anthony
Russell Clark
Ruth Circle
Fellowship Hall
Alumni Dinner And Dance Plans For Corry High School
Plans finalized by the executive committee for Corry High School's 89th alumni reunion and dance at Corry Area High School. The gym seats 700, corridors hold tables, Tukey dinners served by Mrs. Merritt Hunt. A half hour program in the auditorium follows a business meeting. Alfred Morrison and John Kennedy arranged the program. Dance in the cafeteria from 330 PM to 1 AM. 9 PM admissions for dance only. Victor Savelli and his seven piece orchestra provide music. Reservations for the banquet via Frank Grice or Jerome Davis. many classes already booking, aiming for record attendance and the A. D. Colegrove cup.
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Corry High School
Corry Area High School
Tukey
Merritt Hunt
Alfred Morrison
John Kennedy
Victor Savelli
Frank Grice
Jerome Davis
Kiwanis Hear Sterling Wees At Hotel Corry Meeting
Kiwanis Club members heard Sterling Wees speak on Teach My Boy to Fall at the Hotel Corry last evening. He urged parents and teachers to demand effort, saying failure is a challenge and one should strive to be the best in any chosen field. Guests included Carl Morse Claude Myers and Don Ishler.
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Dikwung Wees
YMCA
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Wees
Frank Grice
Carl Morse
Franklin
Claude Myers
Bellefonte
Leutenant
Division 1
Don Ishler
Corry
Duncansville Kiwanis Club
Douglas Rozelle
H. Lynn Rice
Mother and Daughter Banquet Scheduled at Church
Members were reminded of the mother and daughter banquet tomorrow evening at 6 pm at the church. Co chairmen of the refreshment committee were Mrs Meerdink and Mrs Perry Bennett, with Mrs Clark heading the decorating committee. Attendees were asked to bring a tureen and table service.
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Meerdink
Perry Bennett
Clark
Tulip Festival Hobby Show Hours Announced at Clymer
Mrs. Philip McCray, hobby chairman, says volunteers will staff the Community Building Thursday 1 to 5 p m and Friday 9 to 11 a m to catalog items for sale. The show runs Friday 1 to 7 p m and all day Saturday with building locked when unattended. Unsold items and funds must be collected Monday morning May 20.
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Clymer
To Live in Germany Ceremony At St Thomas Apostl
Judith Winne and James Hurlbert wed at St Thomas The Apostle Church in a 9 am ceremony. The bride, daughter of Stanley Sarmmis, and groom, son of Lewis Hurlbert, exchanged vows officiated by Rev Cyril Cooper. Attendants included Rita Hurlbert maid of honor. reception followed at Knights of Columbus Hall with guests from multiple states. The couple planned a brief honeymoon in northern New York. later, Hurlbert to report to Rhein Main Air Force Base Frankfurt Germany.
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Germany
St.Thomas
Judith Winne
James Hurlbert
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Judith Lauren Winne
James Lewis Hurlbert
Stanley Sarmmis
West Haver. Conn
Hurlbert
Lewis Hurlbert
East Smith Street
Cyril Cooper
James Wharton
Chantilly
Rita Hurlbert
Davie
Brivtey
Nicholas Michaelson
Knights of Columbus
Maid of Honor
Penny San Mis
Helly Reynolds
Teresa Michaelson
Wylon City
Lake City
Cambridge Springs
Spartansburg
Buffalo
N.Y
New Haven
Conn
Columbus
Ohio
Maryland
Wisconsin
California
Missouri
New York State
Hurlburt
Rhein Main Ar Foret
Frankfurt
Corry Area High School
Barkers, Inc
West Haven
United States Air Force
Barkers
Ing
Connecticut
Notte Heads Local 629 UAW Officers Election
Patsy Notte was named president of Local Union 629 UAW Raymond division of Associated Spring. Raymond Hix Jey is vice president, Thomas McKeta secretary treasurer, with Norman Vanterhoot recording secretary James Fenno sergeant at arms John Williams Thomas Varassa Bert Williams trustees Joseph Smollek Marvel Bradford committee members Thomas Kozik James Mayhat chief shop steward. A run off election will be held Monday to determine the office.
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UAW
Raymond
Associated Spring
Patsy Notte
Raymond Hix Jey
Sind Thomas McKeta
Dnandal
Trewsuirer
Norman Vanterhoot
Janes Fenno
John Wiliams
Thomas Varassa
Bert Williams
Joseph Smollek
Marvel Bradford
Thomas
Shater Home Scene Geneva Circle Meeting
The Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held its final meeting of the season at Mrs. Elmer Shater’s Wayne Street home. Twelve members attended with devotions by Mrs. Walter Rath and business led by Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh. Plans were made for missionary conference activities at the church from May 15 to 26.
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Meadville
Rumbaugh
Mini
Fla
Richard Botley
Ganado
Artz
Sharer
Dyckes
Mury Musi
Mrs Ireland Hosts Card Club Evening on Spring Street
Mrs Arthur Ireland entertained her card club at Spring street residence last evening with two tables of play. Mrs John Middleton and Mrs John Maroney won prizes. The May 27 meeting will be at The Home of Sts. Merlin Hiner of South Center.
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Arthur Ireland
Spring Street
John Middleton
John Maroney
Sts
Merlin Hiner
South Center _street
Teachers Attend French Workshop in Warren Schools
Corry Area Schools teachers led by Lena xeagie Jefor Corbin Glenn Brown Harold Lloyd Carl Mc Intyre and Lawrence Ander sen completed an eight week French workshop held one day each week in Warren schools The National Defense Education Act sponsored the project with Paul Mutzabaugh guiding elementary French instruction The group voted unanimously to continue the workshop next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Xeagie
Jefor Corbin
Glenn Brown
Harold Lloyd
Carl McIntyre
Lawrence Andersen
Corry
Warren
National Defense Education Act
Paul Mutzabaugh
Okay To Paddle Unruly Students House Approves
The House approved a bill authorizing corporal punishment for unruly students in the district. The measure, amid a riot at a city high school football title game, passed 277 to 53 and moves to the Senate. A separate plan to suspend or expel incorrigible youths of compulsory attendance age also passed without opposition.
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Thankselville
Aalty
House
Senate
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Sawyer Studio
Ann Page
Sultana
Jelly Jane Parker
Cherry Pies
Grand Duchess
Washington St
Corry, PA
Sterling
Arrow
the Pbracken Funeral Home
Fea
Ture of Bracken
Veterans’ and Insurance
Center Street
Notte
Mrs. Ireland
of Ave
Guide
Morrie Way
Donald Allen
Raymond Higley
Murlyn Jukes
Ennett
Bennett
North Center Street
Tad
Pennsylvania Gas Co
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