Spring Creek Group Celebrates Mother and Daughter Banquet
The Spring Creek Congregational Church held its annual mother and daughter banquet at Columbus Church on Thursday evening. Lois Sickler named oldest mother and Mrs. George Sprovers newest grandmother, with many others honored. A flutophone quartet, plays and duets highlighted the program alongside readings and sketches, closing with a benediction by Mrs. Henry Jaquith Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Columbus Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Columbus Church
William Donaldson
Earle Saxe
Chandler Mason
Paul Kafferlin
George Brundage
Esther Brundage
Denzel Phillips
Allen Eastman
Karen Smith
Cindy Sickler
Nancy Donaldson
Bessie Lillie
Norma Vanderhoff
Bernard Porter
Becky Johnson
Deborah Borton
Judy Sickler
Judy Eastman
Diana Greeley
Brenda Mitchell
Cindy
Mother's Day Tea Held At Elgin Church
A Mother and Daughter Tea observed Mother's Day at Elgin Methodist Church drew 60 attendees. Guests included speaker Mrs. Louis Hewitt. honors went to oldest mother Mrs. Charles Ladd and most daughters attendee Mrs. Clarence Daley. program led by Mrs. Willam Lord, Miss Barbara Daley, and Miss Cynthia Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Methodist Church
Russell Shearer
Becky Daley
Marvin McCray
Alinda Mercer
Arden Earls
Tammy Earll
Cynthia Sexton
Barbara Daley
Ruth Keep
Louis Hewitt
Charles Ladd
Clarence Daley
Debbie Mercer
William Mercer
Willam Lord
Arden Earll
Francis McCray
Vincent Sexton
Apple for Corry teachers honors Corry faculty
The Corry Chapter of Future Teachers of America presented each Corry Area High School faculty member with an Apple bearing the FTA emblem. The gesture supports a state and national effort to recognize teachers for leadership, instruction, and influence on today’s youth.
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Future Teachers of America
Corry
Corry Area
FTA
Teachers of America
Teed — Ss
Local families observe Mother's Day and PTA event noted
Mr and Mrs William Schilling of St James Long Island are guests for a week with their son Robert Schilling and family in Spencer read R D 2. They attended their grandson Robert Schilling Jr.s confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Mrs Beatrice Wolfe and Janet Wesleyville and Mr and Mrs William Harper Greenville Pa spent Mother's Day with Mr and Mrs Willis Brown West Church Street. Wright School PTA meets at 8 tonight with new officers installed and a talk on Summer Education Program by Miss Ann Baressi. Art display by Mrs Dale Webster students may be viewed before or after. May 2th is final day for post prom contributions. Corry Council of Republican Women meets Thursday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Trooper Edward Pass will speak on Juveniles. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schilling
St. James
Long Island
N.Y
Robert Schilling
Spencer Read
Beatrice Wolfe
Janet
Wesleyville
William Harper
Greenville, Pa
Willis Brown
Wright School
PTA
Ann Baressi
Dale Web
Jack, Stahl
Joseph Seitz
Martha Sprickman
Corry Council of Republican Women
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Edward Pass
Youth Aid
Pennsylvania State Police
Corry community notices list events and hospitalizations
Corry area groups announce a Woodn Shoe Festival display inquiries to Mrs. Gertrude White. Helen Brydon, patient at Warren General Hospital, received admission yesterday. Concord Community Club to meet Friday at 8 pm with cake, led by William McCray. Corry High School Class of 1927 to meet at 7 30 pm in the library. Charles W Parkhurst, contractor, at St Vincent's Erie, awaiting hospitalization in Room 377. art association seeks entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Peck
Corry Area High School
Maddy Jawdy
Corry
Meg Sharrow
Boa
Clymer
Gertrude White
Helen Brydon
Snyder Circle
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Brydon
Concord Community Club
Concord Community House
William McCray
Donna Braswell
Charles W. Parkhurst
East Smith Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie
Parkhurst
Corry Art
Mary Edwards to be honored at bridal event
Mary Edwards of Panama will be guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Melvin Reslink in Shirley and Phyllis's home. Edwards wore a pink suit with a white carnation corsage. Prizes went to Mrs. Walter Groters, Mrs. Raymond TeWinkle, and Mrs. Harold Roush. Guests included Maud Bennink, Martha Edwards, Lester Wevers, Ida Wevers, and others from North Clymer, Clymer, Niobe, and Corry. Edwards is the bride elect of Russell Schruers of North Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edwards
Panama
Melvin Reslink
Shirley
Phyllis
Miss Edwards
Walter Groters
Raymond TeWinkle
Harold Roush
Maud Bennink
Corry
Martha Edwards
Lester Wevers
Niobe
Ida Wevers
Harry Vidal
Ivan Legters
Marvin Schruers
Eleanor Schruers
Albert Reslink
North Clymer
Gilbert Schruers
Walter Legters
Royal Legters
Frances Dunnewold
Ernest Dunnewold
Roger Dunnewold
Robert Beckerink
Sharon Roush
Clymer
Edwards
Russell Schruera
Area Grange May Session Held at Columbus Hall
The Area and Columbus Granges met at Columbus Community Hall with Lawrence Miller in charge. A charter was draped for Beaty Dimmitt, past master of the Pennsylvania State Grange. Officers included chaplain Ceres steward and lady assistant steward. Mrs. Lawrence Miller reported on the home economics committee and recipes for a Grange Cook Book. Miller read State Grange legislative articles about the Constitutional Convention. Ill members included Claus Spencer. Lectures by Miss Edith Miller featured readings by Mrs. Zella Sandburg Lawrence Miller and James Loveland plus two oral quizzes. Refreshments were served by the home economics committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Columbus Community Hall
Lawrence Miller
Beaty Dimmit
Pennsylvania State Grange
Ceres
Walter Thomas
James Loveland
Grange
Home Economies Committee
Beverly Ann Hill and Gerald Proper wed in Columbus Church
Beverly Ann Hill married Gerald William Proper in a double ring ceremony at Columbus Community Congregational Church. Rev. Walter Thoms officiated as John Merkle played music and Charles Correll sang. Attendants wore satin brocade gowns and bouquets of chrysanthemums and carnations. A reception followed and the couple left for a Canadian honeymoon. Enduring family ties and out of town guests marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ann Hill
Gerald William Proper
Columbus Community Congregational Church
Walter Thoms
John Merkle
Charles Correll
F. Walter Hill
Wayne Street
Clifford Lee
West Pleasant Street
F. Merrill Lillie
Edith Miller
Lawrence Miller
Laura Miller
Susan Tanner
Janie Kolstee
Leona
Michelle
Merklewag
Flower
Bernam Lillie
Lawrence Proper
Warren T
Howard Miller
Robert VanCleve
Erie
Ralph
Personal Bridal Shower Honors Lauren Eckman
Thursday evening a personal bridal shower was held for Lauren Eckman at the home of Mrs. Mary DeLury 363 South Center Street. Hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence C. Nichols, Mrs. E. W. Baccus and Mrs. DeLury. Guests and awardwinners included Mrs. Vennis R. Follett, Mrs. John Rudolph, Mrs. Melvin Schrambling, Mrs. Lawrence Eckman, Deborah Caruso and Lauren Eckman with many relatives and friends attending. The color theme was yellow and white and a decorated shower cake with salads and desserts were served. The guest of honor received many personal gifts and a corsage of yellow carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Eckman
Mary DeLury
South Center Street
Lawrence C. Nichols
E. W. Baccus
DeLury
Vennis R. Follett
John Rudolph
Melvin Schrambling
Lawrence Eckman
Deborah Caruso
Mynford Williams
Floyd Webb
Laura Purdey
Darlene Dalton
L. L. Noble
Dale Hammerlee
John Eckman
Ed Zewatsky
Gay Nichols
Patricia Zewatsky
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Societe
Society Editor
Spring Creek Group
Elgin
Birdie
Ster
Olin Bracken Jr
McMichael
Lord & Mercer Garage
McCray Rawleigh Products
Pennzoil
McClintock
Texaco
Ponder Sunoco
Spartanaburg, Pa
Gome
Falcone’s
Gro Flye
Rexall
Drake’s
Spartanburg, Pa
Katherine
Paul
Area Grange
Beverly Hill
Gerald Proper
Gwendolyn Merkle
Nancy Tanner
Norma VanCleve
Doris Lily
West Sunbury
Julian Lillie
Lloyd.g. Lillie
David M. Lillie
Pittsburgh
Westfield
Busti
Union City
Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Proper
Pogle Lumber
Progress
Guilding Supply Center
Oheasea
Nestle
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