Open House Reception To Honor Brenner Couple
Friends and neighbors are invited to an open house and reception on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Brenner home in Spartansburg to celebrate Mr and Mrs Alvin Edna Brenner on their 35th wedding anniversary. Hosted by their children Albert Brenner and others. guests asked not to bring gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brenner
Alvin
Edna) Brenner
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Albert Brenner
B.D. 2
Mary Raddock Earns Master’s Degree at Columbia Univ
Mrs. Mary Mowrey Raddock daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mowrey of Angola NY formerly Corry recently earned a master’s degree in college and university student personnel administration from Columbia University She earned a BA from William Smith College in 1969 and married Franklin Raddock a psychologist last year The Haddock family moved from Corry to Angola in 1962
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mowrey Raddock
William Mowrey
Angola
N.Y
Corry
Columbia University
William Smith College
Franklin Raddock
Haddock
Mowrey
Angala
Columbus Alumni Dinner Dance Sponsored by Association
The 48th annual Columbus High School Alumni Association dinner dance was held at Columbus Elementary School on Saturday evening. Seventy three members and guests enjoyed chicken dinners served by Iva n Small and Verda Christensen and their staff. Persons traveling the longest distance to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Fre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus High School Alumni Association
Columbus
Ivan Small
Verda Christensen
Charles
Julia Kudlik) Smith
Xi Beta Phi Meets At Simmonsens
The Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Simmonsen of East Main street. President Mrs. Richard Gambina led the business session and plans for an international dinner on June 4 at Mead Park were announced with members to bring a dish from another country or America. The chapter sponsors CHEER meetings in May and will entertain the group with refreshments. New officers include Mrs. Pierotti as president and Mrs. Melzer as vice president. A program on Great Beliefs was presented by Mrs. Betty Pratt focusing on world religions. The meeting featured a skating party plan to Canadohta Lakes and a dance with Al Cox and the Triesters followed by a color slides program about Australia and New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Simmonsen
East Main Street
Richard Gambina
Thomas Pierotti
Mead Park
America
Frank Frisina
Frisina
Richard Melzer
Robert Miller
Prank, Smith
Gambino
Pierotti
Canadohta Lakes
Melzer
Robert Craddock
Frank Smith
Taree Little
Betty Pratt
Simmonson
Beverly ‘Smith
Leslie Dodd Sr
Howard van Tassel
Paul Suchar Jr
Dexter Sandburg
Albert Fox
Michael Sekerak
Al'Cox
Triesters
Andrew Paltzer
Pennsylvania
Rotary Club
Corry Motor Inn
William Mancino
Palezer
Corry
Eugene Theisen
Edward Zarger
Motor Inn
Guest Attends Sewing Club Meet at Mrs Curtis Home
Eight members and one guest attended the 4-H Sewing Club meeting at Mrs Leslie Curtis home. Andrea Ross led the flag salute and Joyce Brothers led the 4-H pledge. Guest speaker Miss Phyllis Wright Warren County home economist spoke on changes in judging sewing articles at roundup and how to complete the blue eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Curtis
Andrea Ross
Joyce Brothers
Phyllis Wright
Warren County Home Economist
Mrs Morrison Hosts Westminster Circle Meeting Recap
The Westminster Circle of First Presbyterian met at Mrs Alfred Morrison's West Frederick Street home with 11 members. Chair James Howard opened with a poem Evening. Plans included a June 5 Medical Missions punch party, Congo talk by Susan Stranahan, summer offering, July 24 tea for retired missionaries at Chautauqua, and a September meeting at Mrs Glenn Middleton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred
Dorothy) Morrison
West Frederick Street
James Howard
Medical Missions
Susan Stranahan
African Congo
Chautauqua
Mary Matson
Harold
Charlotte) Wolfe
Percy
Evelyn) Corbin
Morrison
Claude
Edna) Blanchard
Glenn
Hazel) Middleton
Rehoboth Class Banquet Held At College Inn
The Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Methodist Church held its annual banquet at the College Inn in Pleasantville with 60 members and guests present. Rev. Eugene Donelson gave the invocation, Donald Engle presided over a brief business session, and Rev. H Ray Harris led devotions and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Methodist Church
College Inn
Pleasantville
Eugene Donelson
Donald Engle
H.ray Harris
Lyle Chase
Delmar
Eula Lundeen
Robert
Betty George
Vernon
Anna Welch
Ivan
Mary Downey
YMCA Auxiliary Holds Final Meet
The YMCA Auxiliary met in the club rooms with President Mrs. Ruth McCaslin presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Frank Smith. the physical equipment committee approved uneven parallel bars and will pursue purchase. No more workshops or meetings until September. Mrs. Louise Howard to arrange membership cards. Social time followed. MILK GOES METRIC Sydney shifts to metric milk. bottles now 600 ml, about 568 ml pint, price 16 Aussie cents versus 15 for the old pint.
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YMCA
Ruth McCaslin
Frank Smith
Smith
Louise Howard
Y Ladies Auxiliary
McCaslin
Sydney
Australia
U.S
Members plan trip to Chautauqua Mall for project materials
Andrea and Karen Ross served refreshments as members arranged a visit to Chautauqua Mall to choose materials for upcoming projects.
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Chautauqua Mall
Andrea
Karen Ross
Corry-Ettes Receive Uniforms At Rehearsal
Forty Corry-Ettes baton-twirling group members received new uniforms during a dress rehearsal at Wright School auditorium. The program was directed by Virginia Whitling Judy Swanson and Helen Giacoma uniforms cochairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Ettes
Wright School
Virginia Whitling
Judy Swanson
Helen Giacoma
Cochairmen
Corry area community news brief includes graduations and births
The Corry community notes Barbara Wolfe earns a Cameron College BS in business in Lawton Oklahoma and plans to move to Colorado Springs with husband Captain Wolfe. Norman Hicks of Spartansburg is recovering from surgery at St. Vincent Hospital Erie. Local clubs, church services, and parades plan events with a May rotation of meetings, Cursillo No. 57 prep in Erie, and a spring class reunion at Corry Rod and Gun Club. Twin boys born to Clifton White of Clymer and Diane Marie Migliaccio birth announced alongside local family milestones and Welcome Wagon duties by Mrs. Hazlett.
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Stanley
Tillie) Radecki
Roosevelt Highway
B.D
Corry
Lawton
Oklo
John
Barbara) Wolfe
Barbara
Cameron College
Corry Area
Capt. Wolf
United States Army
Colorado Springs
Colo
Amy
Norman A. Hicks
R.D. 2
Spartansburg
Mr. Hicks
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clifton White
A.D. 2
Clymer
White
Vicky Rotunda
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Mrs
Alvin Brenner
Bertha McMichael
Mary Raddock
Simmonsens
Castle
Wieners
Bologna
Columbus Packing Company
Lottsville Road
Kielbassi
Mrs. Morrison
McMichael
Birdie
Union City Area
Beverley Kenniston
East
Bond Street
Concord School
Canadohta Lake
Uncle Willie’s
Jack Armitage
Melvin Saltzman
Corry Area High School
William Hazlett
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
United Kingdom
Hazlett
Callling
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Patrick Maier
Church of the Nazarene
Tom
Lucille Whippo
Lewis Hebers
Edgar
Kay
Spoon
Daniel
Shirley) Reynolds
Lucille) Fitch
Leota Kenniston
Doris) Wetmore
St. Ann's Church
John McGowan
James, Brennan
St. Mary's Seminary
North East
Edward Kern
St. Jude's
Richard Hoffman
St. John’s
Joe Leach
Bart Downing
Joe Schneider
Don Young
Frank Moody
Tom Weindorf
Tor Matusiak
Bob Brown
Jim Monroe
Peter Bova
Jim Donino
Vicky Powell
Julie Giacoma
Lisa Swanson
Chris Lowry
Joanne Knapp
Donna McCray
Stacy Shreve
James Keppel
Norman Edinger
Marlene Hamilton
Diane Marie
Hamot Medical Center
John L. Migliaccio
Harborcreek
Migliaccio
Mary Ellsworth
Milton Ellsworth
Findley Lake
Florida
John N. Migliaccio
West Main Street
Alumni
Decoration Day
D & Bee
Corry Plaza
Sadyille
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