Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet at First Methodist Church
The annual event at First Methodist Church featured spring flowers and lighted candles as tables were set for the Mother and Daughter Banquet. About 175 guests enjoyed dinner prepared by the men of the church, with decor by Mrs. John Wells and Mrs. Charles Sutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
W. B. Stowe
John Wells
Charles Sutter
H. W. Parker
Walter Gilland
Frank McKnight
George Sample
Lisa Dorman
Albert Dorman
Edmund Barr
Linda van Guilder
Alma Lindstrom
Cynthia Correll
James Wells
Banquet Honors Mothers and Grandmothers at Corner Cupboard
A Tuesday evening gathering at the Corner Cupboard Sombrero Room united women from the Salvation Army Home Leagues of Corry and Titusville. Mrs. Captain John Edeen Jr. chaired the event with prayers, poems, readings, and musical selections honoring mothers grandmothers and daughters. Special corsages were awarded including to the oldest mother Mrs. Pearl Lewis of Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army of Corry
Titusville
John Edeen Jr
Gertrude Adams
Marjorie
Brown
Mary Pierson
Madonna
Beryl Ellis
Oficer
Linda Huffman
Grandma
Pearl Smith
Grandpa
Joan Hervey
Kathy Eastman
Ernestine Bortner
Joan Ringhoff
Titusville Corps
Katherine Satterlee
Wright School Corry Hosts Art Workshop For Teachers
An art workshop at Wright School Corry ends after three evenings of instruction for 53 area teachers. Miss Mary Mahan of Binney and Smith, Inc. demonstrated watercolors poster paints crayons finger paints and paper craft techniques. Participants came from Concord Conway Columbus St Edward's Corry Area High and Harding schools among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School
Corry
Mary Mahan
Binney and Smith, Inc
Pittsburgh
Ann Baressi
Paul Claypool
Alberta McElroy
Leslie Bulard
Lena Calvin
Glenn Middleton
Ted Welms
William Rodemeyer
M. 8. Reed
Robert Olson
Irving Downs
Robert Malvin
Harold Cloyd
Donald Dingle
Gordon Sutton
Russell Moore
Forest Way
Florence Colegrove
Albert Sandburg
Robert Damon
Florence Wilkinson
Mary Ann Daniella
Jussth Sutter
St. Edward's School
Virginia Ross
Ramsey Rogers
Wilbur Rickers
Corry Area High School
Sandra Stucker
Fred Kauer
Evelyn Stulta
Mary Gates
M. Vanderschaaff
Clymer
Ruth Dahlstrand
Edward Partch
Harding School
Dale ‘Webster
Helen
Joh
Ola Young
Stanley Nichols
Junior High Tri-Hi Elects New Officers
The Junior High TriHi Y at the YMCA elected ninth grade officers Mary Bennett president Judy Bigelow Georgia Orentz secretary Suzanne Elmauist treasurer and Barbara Burrows chaplain. Eighth grade officers Diane Williams president Cam Cer vola vice president Linda Moore secretary Lynette Paulson treasurer and Janet Anderson chaplain were chosen. A rummage sale was planned with a date to be set later. The next regular meeting will be held on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Sterling Wees
Kathleen Borstorff
Mary Davidson
Suzanne Elmquist
Mary Bennett
Judy Bigelow
Georgia Orentz
Suzanne Elmauist
Barbara Burrows
Diane Williams
Cam Cervola
Linda Moore
Lynette Paulson
Janet Anderson
Local Mothers Honored At Community Event
Mrs Marjorie Brown received top honor as the newest mother. Mrs Myrna Thomas was named mother with the most children and Mrs Katherine Satterlee along with Mrs Mary Pierson were recognized for family size. Mrs Ruth Over of Titusville was noted as grandmother with the most grandchildren. Door prize went to Mrs Mary Pierson. Mrs Mary Robbins read a poem and devotional was given by Mrs Captain Edeen. Faith of Our Mothers was sung, Mizpeh benediction concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Brown
Myrna Thomas
Katherine Satterlee
Mary Pierson
Ruth-Over
Titusville
Mary Robbins
Captain Edeen
Concord Community 41 Club Hears Dr Tate
The Concord Community 41 Club met at the Community House with Miss Sharon McCray opening the meeting. Dr A B Tate spoke on health stressing sound body and mind while P Charles and David Wade of the 4H Tractor Club demonstrated tractor safety. Miss Phyllis Chelton gave a report. Rural Life Sunday was announced to be observed at McCray church with 4 H members and families invited. Rodney McCray led a concluding game before refreshments. The next meeting on June 20 will feature a safety program by a trooper from the state police barracks.
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Concord Community 41 Club
Dr. Tate
Sharon McCray
A. B. Tate
P Charles
David Wade
Phyllis Chelton
Rural Life
McCray Church
Rodney McCray
Luncheon Held For W8C Group
Women’s Relief Corps auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session in Grange Hall. Mrs Mabel Brown presided with 23 members present. New member Mae Hall was initiated and a memorial service is set for May 26 at First Baptist Church. Charter draped for past national president Cora Davis of Tillamook, Oregon. Next meeting June 6.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grange Hall
Mabel, Brown
Mae Hall
First Baptist’ Church
Mead Park
Cora M. Davis
Tillmook
Oregon
Henry Hill
Bridal Shower Honors Jean Drobneck Before Wedding
Miss Jean Drobneck, soon to wed Jiine Ist to Mark Krizinik, was honored at a Tuesday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Leon Shumsky at the home of her mother, Mrs. Francis McNity, in South Second Avenue. About twenty friends and relatives attended for games, visiting, and gifts, with favors of miniature wedding bells and mint candies.
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Jean Drobneck
Mark Krizinik
Leon Shumsky
Francis McNity
South Second Avenue
Russell Bemis
Marshall Hughes
Nelson Thompson
Joseph Ficcardi
Drobneck
Samuel Barossi
Iran
WOTM Session Notes Bake Sale and Awards
Members from the Jamestown and surrounding chapters attended a WOTM meeting at the Moose Home presided by senior regent Mrs Murlyn Dukes. The Corry chapter was invited to attend the Academy of Friendship Ring ceremony in James town on May 16 at 2 pm. bake sale success noted and attendance award given to Mrs Mildred Lillie. next meeting scheduled for June 6.
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Manse
Murlyn Dukes
Seumestamd
Thilsin
Corry
Academy of Friendship
Jamestown
Marlyn Jukes
Moose Home
Odd Fellows District Meeting Planned at Corry High School
Edward Scosspnener, head of the arrangement committee for the Odd Fellows Association of Pennsylvania district meeting, reports plans are complete for Saturday at Corry Area High School. Dinner reservations are strong and indicate a record attendance. The event features a family entertainment program and is open to the public.
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Edward Scosspnener
Odd Fellows Assolation of Pennsylvania
Corry Area High School
Mrs Keith Hosts Mary-Martha Class Meeting
Mrs Clyde Keith hosted the Mary-Martha Class of the First Presbyterian Church at her Random road home with 23 members present. Class president led the meeting and devotionals were by Mrs Florence Amy. A delegate was chosen for the young people's conference in Grays City for one week in June. A July picnic at Mead Park was planned at 6 p.m. Mrs Keith and cohostess Mrs Harvey Loveland served fresh meats.
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Mary-Martha
Presbyterian Church
Clyde Keith
Random
Road
Keith
Florence Amy
Young People's Conference
Grays City
Mead Park
Harvey Loveland
Rainbow for Girls install worthy advisor in ceremony
Miss Conuite Ront, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymont Root, was installed as worthy advisor of Corry Assembly No 73 in the Masonic Temple. The themed ceremony Peace featured yellow color and showcased her long-standing involvement with Rainbow Girls.
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Raymont-Root
Conuite Ront
Corry Assembly No. 73
Order of the Rainbow
Peace
Masome Temple
Miss Root
Rainbow Girls
Duquesne Aims $5.9 Million Science Center
Duquesne University announced a $5.9 million science center as the first phase of a new building program. The School of Pharmacy and the biology chemistry and physics departments will be housed there with construction to begin mid 1904 and opening planned for September 1956.
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Pittsburgh
Ducuesne University
West Europe Praises Cooper as He Lands Safely
Western Europe marveled at Gordon Cooper’s safe splashdown after his tense Mercury flight. Leaders including Khrushchev and Adenauer sent congratulations, while European viewers followed Telstar relay coverage and Mercury Control reports on the descent and parachute deployment.
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Gordon Cooper
Europe
Khrushchev
Kennext
Indig
Lobe
Cape Civeral
Gordon
London Daily Mirror
Daily Herald
Aml
Daily Mail
Mercury Contral
Cowper
Continental
Mercury
Cooper
Konrad Adenauer
Hayato Ikeda
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Kennedy
United Nations
Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah
Kuwait
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United
Mrs Ed Kennedy Loses Baby By Miscarriage
Mrs Ed Kennedy, wife of Massachusetts senator, suffered a miscarriage of Joan-Emmett-Kennedy, 26. The senator and his wife, parents to Kara and Edward M Jr, awaited a late August or September birth. She rests at home in Georgetown, Washington, with no further comment available.
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Ree Berm
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joan-Emmett-Kennedy
Senator
Kennedy
Kara
Edward M. Jr
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy to Speak at SDSU Commencement
President John F Kennedy will give the commencement address and receive an honorary degree at San Diego State College on June 1. Governor Edmund G Brown said he confirmed the arrangements in a telephone conversation Thursday.
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JFK
Sacramento
Calif
John F. Kennedy
San Diego State College
Edmund G. Brown
Sid Luft Ordered to Pay $300 Monthly Support
Former producer Sid Luft must pay 300 monthly child support to ex wife Lynn BarI for six months. A new hearing on his finances will follow to reassess his ability to meet support obligations. Soviet radio reports briefly noted the morning fight while Moscow papers could not print the victory in time.
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Sid Luft
Edict
LOS Angeles
Lynn Barl
Superior Court
Luft
Moscow
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Odd Fellows
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Journal Photo
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Inde Evans
Barney
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Scaudovno
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