Town Topics College Women Plan Style Show Monday
College Women’s Club meets Monday at the YMCA for a style show with the theme Who Is The Mystery Bridegroom. Leed’s presents the fashion show, Miss Maxene Oberman is commentator, and Mrs John Rossbacher plays piano. The program includes summer styles and old wedding gowns with a modern bride, mystery groom, and mystery father to be revealed.
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College Women's Club
YMCA
Leed's
Maxene Oberman
George Gould
J. H. Heerlein
Willem Peiffer
John Kapteina
Sand Dave
Camille Waterhouse
Rhoda Cohen
Roberta Pain
Pat Messenger
Troy Harmon
Connie Dah
Linda Tarbell
Mary Capwell
Mrs William Johnson Hosts CGG Club In East Irving Street
Mrs William Johnson of East Irving Street entertained CGG Club members last evening at her home. Two tables of bridge competed for prizes won by Mrs Donald Hall Mrs Milton Van Dresar and Mrs Donald Nantes. Mrs Harold Cragg took the special prize. Refreshments included ice box cake coffee nuts and candy. Mrs J F Needham will entertain next on June 2 at Maple Avenue.
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William Johnson
CGG
East Irving Street
Donald Hall
Milton van Dresar
Donald Nantes
Harold Cragg
J. F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Corry 4-H Tractor Club Discusses Dust Explosions
The Corry 4-H Tractor Club met at Johnson Brothers on First Avenue. Mark McCray outlined how dust explosions occur and safety measures. President James Gates urged installation of power take-off shields on tractors. Next meeting set for June 1 at the same location.
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4-H Club
Corry
Johnson Brothers
First Avenue
Mark ‘McCray
James Gates
Church Group Honors Dorothy Brockman
The Women’s Missionary Council of the Assembly of God honored Dorothy Brockman with a linen shower at the Wright street home of Mrs. LeRoy Wiley. Fifteen guests enjoyed games and visiting with prizes won by Mrs. Ruth Munn and Mrs. Robert Loveland. Brockman, to wed James Munn on June 25, received many gifts from a table with green and white umbrella streamers. The meeting, led by president Mrs. Mary Roush, planned future study of mission fields and noted the next session will be held in the new church under construction.
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Dorothy Brockman
Women's Missionary Council of the Assembly of God
Wright Street
LeRoy Wiley
Ruth Munn
Robert Loveland
Wiley
Munn
Embert Earle
Miss Brockman
James Mu
Judy Messinger Named BPW May Girl of the Month
Judy Messinger a senior at Corry Area High School is named Business and Professional Women May Girl of the Month. She serves as mixed chorus president and organist for the Baccalaureate service and plans to attend Bob Jones University this fall.
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Corry Area
Judy
Business and
Bob Jones University
South Carolina
Beaverettes
Beaver
Hall Monitors
Pirst Baptist Church
Business
Professions
Grange Hall
Relief Corps Plans Memorial Service and Dinner
The Woman's Relief Corps held a meeting with 25 members as Mrs. Eva Dundon presiding. A tureen dinner is planned for June 16 and a memorial service at Mead Park on June 2, with flowers requested. An invitation to Memorial Day services at Evangelical United Brethren Church on May 29 was extended and door prize went to Mrs. Ralph Gates.
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Corry Grange Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Eva Dundon
Dundon
Merle Haskell
Velma Long
Jessie Haenel
Mead Park
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ralph Gates
Clymer Alumni Fourth Fifth Annual Reunion in June
Clymer Central School alumni plan their fifth annual reunion Friday June 3 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Dinner features Swiss steak and fish, served by Mrs Gordellus Wiggers, followed by a program in the auditorium with Gene Straub The Prince of the Banjo and Freddie the Magician, plus Elsie Campbell of Erie. Invitations mailed. reservations via Mrs John White by May. Open to all taught or connected with Clymer schools.
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Clymer Central School
Gordellus Wiggers
Anothew Committee
Gene Straub
Prince of
Banjo
Texas Pete
Freddie
Magician
Elsie Campbell
Erie
Straub
John White
Clymer
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Leon Kwitowski
Mrs Leon Kwitowski is honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Edmung Zewatsky and Mrs Anthony Lamendola at a Brook Street home. Prizes go to Mrs Paul Crowell Mrs Kenneth Yoder Mrs Robert Marsh Mrs Steve Sawdyn and Mrs Tony Catalfu. Miss Mary Sprovert wins the door prize as 20 guests enjoy refreshments and gifts for the guest of honor.
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Edmung Zewatsky
Anthony Lamendola
Brook Street
Leon K Kwitowski
Paul Crowell
Kenneth Yoder
Robert Marsh
Steve Sawdyn
Tony Catalfu
Mary Sprovert
Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Elects New Officers at YMCA
At a Wednesday YMCA meeting Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y elected officers to serve next year led by President Joan Neckers with Vice President Pata Meerdine, Secretary Molly Orcutt, and Treasurer Sharon Rhodes. Miss Johnson chaired plans for summer picnic and a candy sale was approved with a donation to fund a Hi representative to Amsterdam.
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YMCA
Joan Neckers
Pata Meerdine
Molly Orcutt
Mary Ellen Johnson
Sharon Rhodes
Miss Johnson
Amsterdam
Church Circle Meets With Mrs Wilson
The Witherspoon Circle of the Women’s Association at First Presbyterian Church met Wednesday at Mrs. John Wilson’s home. Mrs. Cleo Haight led prayer, with devotions by Mrs. Bert Anderson on Confession and Forgiveness. Mrs. Haight reminded of the Mission Tea on June 15 and the circle picnic on August 10, with Mrs. Willard Dyckes presenting a program on The Way of Africa.
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Witherspoon
Women’s Association
The
First Presbyterian Church
John Wilson
Robert Eddy
Cleo Haight
Bert Anderson
Haight
Willard Dyckes
Myers to Resume Pulpit Duties at Sunday Service
Community notes report Rev. George A. Myers returning to the pulpit this Sunday with new member reception. The item also lists visitors Amos and Daryl Lytton from Akron, a Moose visit by Willow family, editor George R. Sample off to a Pennsylvania press conference, Tulip Festival preparations, antiques display by Mrs. Robert Catlin, and various local acknowledgments including scholarships and garden tour posters.
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George A. Myers
East Frederick Street
Buffalo
Andrew C. Johnson
Irving
Cooper
St. Barnabas Hospital
Bronx
N. Y
Donald R. Walters
New York City
Larimer
William Stright
Jane Marie
East Main Street
Corry Grange
Mowrey
Grange
Jackson
Eugene J. Wagner
John Edward Shields Weds Sui-Fing Ku in Formosa
The Formosa marriage of former Corry resident John Edward Shields and Sui-Fing Ku was conducted in Taipei in a civil ceremony by Judge Han Tsung-Tao with George L. Coale Jr. as witness. A church ceremony followed at St Marys Romen Catholic Church in Kaohsiung. The couple plan to settle next month at 3 Chien Ming in Kaohsiung. Shields, a Corry Area High School graduate, served in the U S Air Force and is now a field technician for RCA, with about two years in Formosa.
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John Edward Shields
Sui-Fing Ku
Taipei
Formosa
Han Tsung-Tao
George L. Coale Jr
U.S
St. Mary's Romen Catholic Church
Kaohsiung
United States
Corry Area
U. S. Air Force
Radio Corporation of America
Shower Honors Mrs Richard Hoster In Columbus
A store shower for Mrs. Richard Hoster was hosted by Mrs. Robert Devereaux and Miss Linda Wilkinson at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus. Attended by 24 guests, prizes were awarded to several guests, and a Surprise Salad was served with cake and coffee. The event included themed favors and corsage gifts for the honoree, with auxiliary decorations and garlands.
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Richard Hoster
Robert Devereaux
Linda Wilkinson
Frank and Verna
Columbus
Joseph Smollek
James Brady
Allan Porter
Paul Mitchell
Rhoda Beuter Named Final Clymer Tulip Queen Candidate
Miss Rhoda Beuter, daughter of Mrs Dorothy Beuter, a junior at Clymer Central School, seeks the Tulip Queen crown. Active in National Honor Society, Klompen Dancers, clubs, and Abbe Reformed Church, she lists music and math as top interests and enjoys shell jewelry, stamps, clarinet, sewing, crafts, and skating.
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Clymer
Abbe Reformed Church
Young People's Group
Mrs. Tomchick Hosts Friendship Club Meeting
Mrs. Joseph Tomchick hosted the Friendship Club of Sample Flats at Mrs. Eu gene Powers’s R. D. 2 home with ten members. The president Mrs. Harry Jaquith led a prayer, Pirate bingo awarded potholders, and Mrs. Roy Swart won high. Door prize went to Mrs. Bertha Warner as refreshments and small crepe paper plants were served. The next gathering is in three weeks at Mrs. Roy Swart’s home.
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Tomchick
Joseph Tomchick
Friendship Club of
Sample Flats
Sterday
Eugene Powers
Harry Jaquith
Republic of the Philipsians
Pines
Roy Swart
C. A. Lawson
Bertha Warner
Jaquith
Pal
Wotm Announces Plan for June 2 Special Session
The Women of the Moose senior regent Miss Rosemarie Malak presented a plan for a special session on June 2. Officers for 1960 61 will be elected then. Nursing scholarship winners were named and the Academy of Friendship ceremony is set for June 2 alongside new member induction. Mrs Jukes earned the attendance award.
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WOTM
Women of the Moose
Rosemarie Malak
Murlyn Jukes
William Prine
Dale Mulgin
Chicago
Moose
Donald Gates
Academy of Friendship
Jukes
Pittsburgh Democrats urge flags for Eisenhower return
Pittsburgh voters were asked by Mayor Joseph Barr to fly flags to honor President Eisenhower on his return from the Paris summit. Barr stressed unity beyond party lines, while Allegheny County Chairman William D. McClelland proposed factory whistles to signal his arrival and urged prayers for the president.
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Pittsburgh
Ike
Eisenhower
Paris
Joseph Barr
Washington
Black Market Baby Ring Probed in New York
A Queens grand jury investigates a coast-to-coast baby ring selling infants of unwed, destitute mothers in Hollywood. A 33 year old woman told investigators she received 500 dollars for her baby last December, with the ring selling it for 3500 dollars. Beverly Hills doctors and lawyers allegedly directed mothers to ring agents.
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New York
Queens County Grand
Hollywood
Queens Dist
Frank D. O'Connor
Ring
O'Connor
Beverly Hills
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Urs
F. William Chiricuzio
Journal Sports Writer
Jerry Beal
Ramsey
N. J
Elmer Sharer
Wayne Street
Wright School
PTA
Frank Graft
George Evans
Jansen
Detroit, Mich
Claude Porter
Detroit
Grace St. Pierre
Los Angeles
West Church Street
Paul Weber
Store & Home
National Bank of Corry
National Bank of
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Stan Sea
Sawyer Studio
Ole Merchandise Club
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