Tulip Queen candidates named for 1959 Clymer festival
Social notes highlight Miss Kathy Damon daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter De Shazer completing the candidate list for the 1959 Tulip Queen at the Clymer festival to be held Friday and Saturday. Damon a junior at Clymer Central High majoring in mathematics and science is sponsored locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Damon
Walter de~ Shazer
Clymer Festival
Damon
Clymer Central Highman
Clymer
Alumni Banquet-Dance Plans Set By Corry Association
Plans for an alumni banquet and dance were approved by the Corry Alumni Association executive committee at the president's home. The event, June 13 at Corry Area High School, features a turkey dinner, a five piece orchestra, and a post-banquet entertainment in the auditorium. Dancing begins at 9 30 with many out-of-town reservations. the 1874 first graduating class will be honored by the Abe eotumiltee. class of 1995 turnout urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wma
Uns
Corry
Merrill Hunt
Liem
Abe Eotumiltee
Georgia
A. Myers Fort
United States
CDA Elects New Officers At Meet
Catholic Daughters of America court No. 35 held its May meeting and annual officer election. The slate named Mrs. Walter Deutschlander as grand regent and Mrs. John Hornick as vice grand regent, with others elected to roles including prophetess, lecturer, financial secretary, treasurer, monitor, sentinel, organist, and trustees. Rosary opened the meeting and donations to Easter projects were acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cew
Knights of Columbus
Helen Rhynard
Leo Mulderick
Walter Deutschlander
John Hornick
Howard King
Joseph Baressi
Mary McEvoy
Edward Pass
Helen Rdyard
Monitor
Frangé Gen~lide
Sentinel
George Downey
Norbert Bachomer
Joseph Prugar
Holford Aslson
Miller and Brown Families Welcome Three Newborns
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Elton L Miller of Spartansburg at Coory Memorial Hospital. A son arrived at Garry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jesse E Brown of Spartansburg. A son was born early this morning at Coory Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roger Marsh of R D 3 Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton L. Miller
Spartansburg
Coory Memorial Hospital
Garry Memorial Hospital
Instevehin
Jesse E. Brown
Roger © Marsh
R.D
Open House Fetes D B Stranahen in Concord Corners
Concord Corners Spartansburg WM br Stranahan of Concord Corners Spartansburg WM br honored with an open house Sunday from 3 until p m on the occasion of his sth birthday. The affair will be at the home of his daughter Mrs Richard Witmer. Friends and relatives are invited to attend with refreshments provided by Mrs Holford Arrison chair and Miss Agnes Lynch cochairman and a committee including Mrs Frank Ostberg Mrs Norbert Bachomer Mrs Harold Crage Mrs Donat Tate and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranahan
Concord Corners
Spartansburg
WM Br
Richard Witmer
Holford Arrison
Agnes Lynch
Cochairman
Frank Ostberg
Norbert Bachomer
Harold Crage
Donat Tate
Zelma Mulderick
John Luta
Warren McChesney
Df Needham
Bart Price
Donald Wharton
Th Way
Mr and Mrs Mark Lamb Celebrate 50th Year
Mr and Mrs Lamb of Spartansburg Grand Valley were honored at an open house Sunday for their 50th wedding anniversary. They married May 16 1909 in Spartansburg. Rev E V Bidwell officiated. About 200 attended at Evangelical United Brethren Church Grand Valley. Cheermup gave a purse, guests enjoyed tea coffee cake and nuts. Hostesses assisted at the event with decor in gold and white. Out‑of‑town guests arrived from Qi Chiy North East Corry Titusville Spartansburg Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lamp
Grand Valley
Lamb
Mart
Spartansburg
E. TV. Bidwell
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charlotte Holcomb
Risie Bilis
Raymond Gates
Joanne Garr
Qi Chiy
North East
Corry
Titusville
Garland
Cotton Cuties to Restage Minstrel Tonight at CAHS
Gertie White will perform Sweet Georgia Brown as the Cotton Cuties restage the minstrel show at CAHS tonight due to public demand. The program includes new jokes, songs, specialty numbers, and a style segment with impersonations of Hedda Hopper, Elsa Maxwell, Mae West and more, featuring the Musical Munchers and numerous chorus members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahs Gertie White
Epting Company
Mary Ellen McGavern
Joan Morgan
Sandi
Cheri Tillotson
New
Zork
Gertie
Carol McCloskey
Sarah Hansen
Gertie White
Nancy Haner
Elsa Maxwell
Lois Prine
Betty Boop
Wilberta Gates
Mae West
Genevieve Maloney
Martha Ray
Lois Felton
Marilyn Monroe
Ev Vlyn Way
Hanna J
Marjorie Cone
Sears
Donna Sharer
Ead
Mary Ellen McGovern
Harriet Burton
Tillie Bailey
Nancy Gordon
Velma Henry
Nellie Pitts
Jane Ploss
Helen McCutcheon
Marie Hemple
Mary Davis
Nettie Kovach
Kathy Downey
Sue Hayes
Lena Sawdhyn
Elnora Cmiel
Mae Needham
Maydean Niedomys
Henrietta Ploss
Evelyn Way
Mary Ellen Downey
Dorothy VanTassel
Eunice Matthews
Miss Lois Jane Porter Hosts Bridal Shower
Miss Lois Jane Porter and family hosted a bridal shower for Miss Marilyn Ann Markham of Erie at Porters Spring Creek home. Sixteen guests attended from Erie and nearby towns as Markham prepares to wed Roy Regnier of Chicago on June 6 at Sacred Heart Church in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jane Porter
Bernard Porter
Toss.Sickler
Spring Creek
Marilyn Ann Markham
Erie
Roy Regnier
Chicago
Sacred Heart Church
Markham
Clayton H. Damon
Corry
Columbus
Warren
Kane
Sanford
Pittsfield
Clarendon
Grand Valley
Girard
Jamestown
Falconer
Lima
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Typical American families visit Moscow exhibit in July
Three American families chosen to represent their country at the Moscow exhibition will display life in modern American homes. The Davis family from Short Hills New Jersey with children Jeff Jane and Chuck, Hochman family from Brooklyn with Stephanie Ann and Seth, and Michele Canton Burke from Teaneck New Jersey with twin daughters Patricia and Stephanie will tour the Soviet capital. The exhibit showcases a suburban ranch house with television and push button appliances and includes a working mother performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ivan Ivanovich
Jeff
Jane
Chuck
Davises
Fop
Mom
Jack Hochman
Brooklyn
Stephanie
Ann
Seth
Hochman
ILGWU
PTA
Michele Canton Burke
Teaneck
Patricia
Corry Grange Holds Regular Session At Grange Hall
Corry Grange met for its regular session with 29 members present at the Grange Hall. John Decker presided as meeting leader. Mrs. Houghtling served as lecturer for Crawford County Potpoitation. A letter from Corry Avenue High School thanked the Grange for its foreign exchange fund donation. Mabel Akam won a crochet prize and Mrs. C. A. Pier took the mystery package. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Roy Swart and committee. next meeting noted to be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Corry Grange
Grange
John Decker
Houghtling
Crnford County Pottiot
Corry Aven High School
Foreign Exchange Fund
Mabel Akaum
C. A. Pier
Roy Swart
Bebo
Jill DeMarte Honored At Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs vosepnemir of Cone cord street entertained at a birthday party Saturday for her daughter Jill on her sixth birthday. Lunch was served to Penny Katnlieh Debbie Scholten Gloria Nelson Barbra Ban Carla Munroe Nancy Piccirilla and Sandra De Dells. After lunch group headed to the Rex Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosepnemir
Conecord Street
Jill
Penny Katnlieh
Debbie Scholten
Gloria Nelson
Barbra Ban
Carla Munroe
Nancy Piccirilla
Sandra de~ Dells
Lurich
Use Grupaul
Rex Theatre
Music Man Chorus Nets $300 For Washington Trip
Corry High School chorus raised about 200 dollars from an audience of roughly 700 during a performance of The Music Man. Nearly 100 students will depart by bus at 6 am Thursday for a Washington D C tour with stops in New Wilmington Pa and Irwin Pa before touring the capital then returning Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoyes Agen
Washington, D. C
H. Lynn Rice
Corry
New Wilmington
Trwin
Lawrence Douglas
Corry Schools
Irwin
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Washington
Capital
Escaped Con Has One For The Road
A convicted murderer was recaptured in Nashville within six hours of escaping the penitentiary. He sat sipping a beer as officers approached and joked with the inspector about more drinks. He remained in custody after the exchange at the tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tom
Richard Reilly
Carney Patterson
Patterson
Reilly
Fender
Railroad Retirement Bill Heads to Eisenhower for Decision
President Eisenhower faces a pivotal choice on a bill expanding railroad retirement and unemployment benefits. The measure would raise retirement benefits by 10 percent starting June 1 and boost unemployment pay by 20 percent, extending eligibility from 26 to 32 weeks and permitting retroactive back payments over $600 for some longtime workers. The funding comes from higher taxes on rail workers and employers, railroads push for a veto, unions seek passage, and Congress awaits a possible veto override.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
No Change In Dulles Reported
The State Department reports no change in the condition of John Foster Dulles who is seriously ill with cancer. He took a turn for the worse Friday after an attack of pneumonia. There has been no change since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was. Auiyy Jar
State Department
John Foster Dulles
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