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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1961
Page
5
Town Weigh Merits Of Teaching Foreign Languages
A Conway PTA panel debated whether foreign languages should be taught in elementary grades under the theme the three R s are enough. Panelists included Mrs. Mowrey Fields Sandburg and McCaslin with Mrs. Carroll J. Crowell installing officers. Attendance favor went to Mrs. Glen Bailey s room and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway
Parent-Teacher Association
William Mowrey
Walter Fields
Robert Sandburg
Arnold McCaslin
Carroll J. Crowell
Glen Bailey
Roy Ladd
4-H Tractor Club Meets At Johnson Brothers Store
The 4 H Tractor Club met last evening at the Johnson Brothers Store on First avenue with 10 boys present. Mark McCray and Edward Blakeslee demonstrated dust explosion safety and shields for protection. Members will finish their work books by May 29 and plan tractor driving at the next meeting June 14 at the same store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Brothers
First Avenue
Mark McCray
Edward Blakeslee
Edward
Mrs Ronald Volk Honored At Shower
Mrs Ronald Volk was honored at a stork shower last evening at Mrs Boyd Jaggs home on West Pleasant street. Games, prizes, and a door prize for Mrs Bert Volk followed a cake and ice cream reception centered by a large stork. Out of town guests included Mrs David Lyons Union City Mrs Lawrence Parmenter and Mrs Louis Risto of North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Volk
Boyd Jaggs
West, Pleasant Street
Bert, Volk
Thomas Linski
David Lyons
Lawrence Miller
Gerald Bensink
Charles Dodd
Bert Volk
Union City
Lawrence Parmenter
Louis Risto
North East
Volk
Eastern Star Honors Junior Past Matrons Dinner at Corry Hotel
Union City and Corry Eastern Star past matrons held a combined dinner party at the Hotel Corry to honor junior past matrons Stewart McCullough Wattburg and Mrs Kenneth Wetmore Corry. Prizes in Crazy Bridge went to Mrs McCullough Mrs Wilfred Hamilton and Mrs Jessie Stillwell of Union City with others recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Corry
Order of the Eastern Star
Hotel Corry
Stewart McCullough
Wattburg
Kenneth Wetmore
Virginia Ross
Ruth Carlberg
McCullough
Wilfred Hamilton
Jessie Stillwell
K. Arden Bennett
Spartansboro
Walter Rath
Donald Ingram
Lynn Sill
Ruth Carburg
George Harriman
William Leaby
Mark Glen
Knox CircleMeet at Adele McCrays Home
The Knox Circle of the Woman’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening at Adele McCray’s home. Mrs. Robert Tunnell led devotions and Helen Johnson presided over a brief business session. Announcements included a May 1 family dinner and a Medical Missions Tea. Mrs. John Grice presented ecumenical missions films. Refreshments were served by Adele McCray with Lawrence McCray and Ralph Bailey assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele McCray
Knox Circle
Woman’s Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Tunnell
Helen Johnson
John Grice
Lawrence McCray
Ralph Bailey
Mixed Chorus And Cory Area High School Spring Concert Fans Attend
Approximately 1,400 people attended Cory Area High School Mixed Chorus annual spring concert in the high school auditorium. The program featured Oklahoma from Rodgers and Hammerstein with strong performances by cast members and a Corri der Dance Band interlude. Director H Lynn Rice noted high audience turnout despite rain and announced plans for a two day spring concert tour including Eisenhower High School, Nazareth College, and Eastman Kodak sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Corry
Cory Area High School
Rodgers-Hammerstein
Sharon Minor
Laurey
Katy Ann Tate
Aunt Eller
David Johnson
Will Parker
Marie Savko
Annie
Wud Fry
Snittess
Corrider
Carolyn Brundage
H. Lynn Rice
Highits
Ind
Eisenhower High School
Buffalo
Rochester
Nazareth College of Rochester
Eastman Kodak Plant
George Eastman House
Highland Park
Bridge Scores at Women’s Duplicate Luncheon
The semi annual luncheon for Women’s Duplicate Tuesday Afternoon Bridge at Hotel Corry featured a china cat themed centerpiece with spring flowers and tiny cat favors. Players noted North and South winners Mrs. William Myers and Mrs. PH Bartholme 78. East and West winners Mrs. Horton Davis and Mrs. James MacInnes 82. other high scores included Mrs. EE Hawkins and Mrs. Philip Palmeck 80. Next week’s Master Point game marks the final summer event as Mrs. Kinley takes reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Corry
Howell
North
South
William Myers
Ph, Bartholme
Arthur Treat
TH Treat Hed
Richard Peebles
Ioan Wickwite
Morgan Beverly
Pred Kinley
Horton Davis
James MacInnes
Ee, Hawkins
Philip
Almeck
al Vanssens
Florence McCray
Kinley
Beta Phi Dinner Party Honors Exemplar Degree
Beta Phi sorority members held a 6:30 dinner at Watts Restaurant Waterford with 11 members attending. Mrs Darwin Wolcott Mrs Robert Simmonson Mrs Douglas Rozelle Jr and Mrs William Strigh received the Exemplar degree conferred by M8 Thomas Pierelli. The gathering included social time and an election of officers followed by sandwiches cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Watts
Waterford
Robert Curtis
West Congress Street
Epsilon Phi
Thomas Pierelli
Darwin Wolcott
Robert Simmonson
Douglas Rozelle Jr
William Strigh
Sisters of the Swish
Y Auxiliary Elects Officers For Next Year
The Corry YMCA Auxiliary held its regular meeting with President Mrs. Roger Brown presiding. Devotions, notes on a Centennial booklet ad solicitation, and committee appointments marked the session. New officers were introduced: Mrs. J Pred Kinley president, Mrs. William Gumbleton vice president, Mrs. L O Nichols secretary, and Mrs. Clifton Howard treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monary
Corry
Erie County
Alton Dahlstrand
Frank Grice
Brown
J. Pred Kinley
William Gumbleton
L. O. Nichols
Clifton Howard
Brows
Kinley
George Andrus
Allen Dahlstrand
Clarence Wallace
Milton Cherry
Albert Rathbun
Robert, Clark
Rotary Club Hears Talk On Puerto Rico
Former factory manager Pitcavage of Spring Corp. spoke to the Corry Rotary on Puerto Rico. He noted English use, many American tourists, and a mild climate around 73 degrees. Puerto Rico is smaller than any U.S. state with 2.5 million people, and residents are friendly to visitors. Pitcavage was introduced by Lawrence Nichols. invocations by William Armitage and William Leaby provided piano accompaniment for singing led by W. E. Rodemeyer. The club announced an inter-city meeting to be hosted July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voyepn Rncavage
Associated Spring Corp
Puerto Rico
United States
Pitcavage
Lawrence Nichols
Raymond Plant
William Armitage
William Leaby
W. E. Rodemeyer
Corry Rotary cl
Westminster Circle Meeting Aids Mrs Wilson and Church Plans
Westminster Circle of the Woman's Association at Buesly Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Jol Wilson's Random Row home. One guest, Mrs Willard Dauphire, attended along with 13 members. Plans were discussed for a church support program and upcoming activities including a kindergarten class and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Wilson
Random Row
Buesly
Mix Willard ‘Dauphire
Jofiline
Duane Bates
Wilson
Clyde Keith
Wright School PTA Meeting Tomorrow
Wright School PTA set to meet tomorrow with plans for a student event. Officials will discuss fundraising, parent participation, and upcoming activities at the elementary campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School
PTA
Meeting planned for Corry home committee and community plans
A fragmented notice outlines a Corry home committee meeting and regional community planning events. Names such as Vir pal, Waldae Maksumtin, and Officers appear amid scattered references to a local school, a June 6 date, and a focus on student activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Paler
Sinpattra
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Beta Phi
Hammonds
Eagle Street
Y Auxiliary
Rotary Club
Western Auto
Ron Barstow
East Washington Street
Richard
Aveu High School
Torium
Westminster Circle
Reith
Vorelie Boul
Seston Anil Suyatnidi
Elaine
Staan Thang
Avetok
Aerwal
Plannecy
Kindergarber
Mand Agra Mj
Peg
Coord Wilow
Emmys
Sue Awe
Attila
A. Plernie
Trmit
Shwyer
REX Theatre
Corry Drive-In Theatre
Ranete Patrick Wayne
Anda Cristal Avalon
Cam O'Brien
Chal Wills
Thunsday
Chititrern Uniter
Thriftscheck
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Toy
Teuthur
Tomurere Oyviene
Tun Guint
Suhel
Qi Ginney
Qunuited
Haswell
Martie
Henn Gatesa
Lukes
AMD
Indiana
Jou
Mike Phe
Mra
Lois Aur
East Congress
Todd
Hanya
Simon Des
Bennett's
House of Fashion
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