Sawyer Couple Win Multiple Awards at Northwest PA Photo Meet
Kirk Sawyer and Miss Diane Sawyer of Sawyer's Studio earned several honors at the Northwest Section Pennsylvania Professional Photographers Association spring meeting in Warren. Kirk Sawyer captured first and third in child portraiture and third in bridal portrait. Diane Sawyer took second and third in character studies of men and third in a teen creative study. The section meeting was at the Penn Laurel Hotel. they plan to exhibit portraits at the national convention in Dallas, Texas next month.
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Kirk Sawyer
Diane Sawyer
Sawyer
Northwest Section
Pennsylvania Professional Photographers Association
Warren
Miss Sawyer
Sim
Association
Penn Laurel
Sawyers
Dallas
Texas
Local residents sail for visits and bridge tourney update
Morning notes report Alfred Haenel and family leaving for Huntington Indiana then Grand Rapids Michigan to visit relatives. Corry participants join the Great Lakes Bridge Tournament in Erie with several local women playing and mixed, open, and team events. Marine Jerry Hamilton serves in Haiti while Steve Weis returns to Richard Gebaur Air Force Base after furlough. Cecelia Anderson returns home from Zem Zem Hospital Erie recovering from a bone disorder with crutch aid.
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Alfred Haenel
Huntington
Ind
Léonard Austin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Donald Armitage
Austins
Armitages
Corry
Erie
Earl Haight
North Center Street
J. Fred Kinley
East Pleasant Street
F. H. Barthelme
Union City
Alexander Boag
Jerry Hamilton
Shady Avenue
United States Marine Corps
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Steve Weis
John Weis
Richard Gebaur Air Force Base
Grandview
Thoms Anderson
West Park Place
Cecelia
Zem Zem Hospital
MacInnes Home Scene Of Knox Circle Session
The Knox Circle of the First Prestian Church met at the home of Miss Jean ard-Serah MacInnes of West Frederick street Tuesday evening. Seventeen members and two guests attended with Mrs. Clifford Mc Clin and Mrs. Thomas Hanks among the visitors. Mrs. Clyde Keith led the meeting, Mrs. Richard A. Bodey showed slides on Navajo Indians in Arizona, and Mrs. James Hileman gave devotions. A short business session urged luncheon attendance for church women and missionaries, with a June picnic planned.
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Arizona
James Hileman
Chnch
Open House to Honor Walter Zojonc 50th Wedding Anniversary
An open house and reception for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zojonc celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary will be Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at the North Clymer Conservation Club in North Clymer. Hosts include multiple relatives such as Leo Craker Anthony Slava Steve Zajec Walter Zojone Jr John Zojone Carl Gincott Lavern Fitch Frank Zojone and Norman Cady of Niagara Falls.
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Walter Zojonc
North Clymer Conservation Club
North Clymer
Leo Craker
Anthony Slava
Steve Zajec
Walter Zojone Jr
John Zojone
Carl Gincott
Lavern Fitch
Prank Zojone
Norman Cady
Nisgara Falls
Virginia McCray Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Virginia McCray was feted Wednesday evening at the Con cord Street home of Mrs. James Loveland. Hostesses Miss Janet Chiricuzio and Mrs. Loveland planned games, served desserts and refreshments, and awarded prizes to Lastin Jackson Graham Barr and Parkhurst. The event honored Miss McCray prior to her wedding to LaVerne Lindsey on Saturday.
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Virginia McCray
James Loveland
Concord Street
Janet Chiricuzio
Loveland
Miss McCray
LaVerne Lindsey
Lastin Jackson
Charles Graham
Annette Barr
Stork Shower Fetes Mrs Sweet and Hosts
McCray Methodist Church Woman's Society met with cohostesses Mrs Ladd Lewis and Mrs Louis Sexton. fifteen members attended. Reports were given during the business session run by president Mrs Webb McCray. An invitation to Grace Church Grove conference day on June 20 was accepted. At Mead avenue, Mrs Gerald Sweet hosted two stork showers for Mrs Richard Phelps with twenty guests. prizes went to several members, a bassinet gift honored the guest. Refreshments included Boston cream pie and coffee. Next meeting set for June 27.
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Lewis
Sexton
Grace Methodist Church
Grove
Gerald Sweet
Mead Avenue
Richard Phelps
Michael Bailey Jr
James Fenno
Kathie Upperman
Mary Louise
van Winkle
Barbara Foster
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Coatoam of Wattsburg. A son named Todd Redman was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Kenneth McIntyre of Idaho. Mrs Gary Preble of Mead Avenue is noted as the maternal grandmother.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Richard Coatoam
Wattsburg
Todd Redman
Kenneth McIntyre
Idaho
Gary Preble
Mead Avenue
Alumni Banquet And Dance Slated For June First
The Lomoods area alumni banquet will be at Columbus Community Congregational Church on June 1 at 7 p m with baked ham dinner by the church Ladies Aid. Eligible members include Columbus grads from other high schools. Guest speaker is Sterling Wees YMCA secretary. Reservations to Mrs Norbert Bachomer. A dance follows at 9 p m in Wright School gym with Perry McCray and the Travellers providing music.
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Lomoods
Columbus Community Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Columbus School
Alumni Association
Sterling Wees
YMCA
Norbert Bachomer
West Church , Street
Wright School
Perry McCray
Birthday observance by Helping Hand at Mead Avenue
The Lady Franklin Rebekah group held an all day session at 100F Hall with 12 members. A 4 tureen dinner followed and Mrs. Ora Loveland presided in the afternoon. May birthdays were honored for Mrs. Bertha Dorwin, Mrs. Ora Loveland, Mrs. Laving Mapes, Mrs. Aldine Emmons and Mrs. Paul Crowell. Next meeting set for June 13 at Mrs. Dorin’s home.
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Pranklin Rebekah
Ora Loveland
Bertha Dorwin
Mead Avenue
Laving Mapés
Aldine Emmons
Paul Crowell
Shower Fetes Mrs. R. Crosscut at R. B. 4 Home
A stork shower honoring Mrs. Ronald Crosscut was hosted at the R. B. 4 home of Mrs. Wallace Mick on Wednesday evening. Cohostesses were Mrs. Charles Kennedy Mrs. Guy Williams and Mrs. Virgil Endstey. Awards went to Mrs. Melvin Edwards Mrs. Leland Crosscut Mrs. Harold Dougherty and Mrs. Kenneth Harvey with a special award to Mrs. David Bensink. A pink and blue theme highlighted table decor and the baby shower cake. Favors were assorted baby novelties and Mrs. Crosscut received many gifts.
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Ronald Crosscut
Wallace Mick
Charles Kennedy
Guy Williams
Virgil Endstey
Melvin Edwards
Leland Crosscut
Harold Dougherty
Kenneth Harvey
David Bensink
Mrs Amy Entertains Centennial Sisters at Home
The Centennial Sisters Club met yesterday at Mrs. Charles Amy's Worth home with Mrs. B Bush Mrs. Mayme Mitchell Mrs. Lottie Kingsley Mrs. Bertha Hoyt and Mrs. Fern Gilson present. They visited and played Finch then enjoyed angel food cake strawberries whipped cream coffee and tea. A Roadside Rest Route 6 picnic is planned for June 20.
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Centennial Sisters Club
Charles Amy
Worth Street
B. ®. Bush
Mayme Mitchell
Lottie Kingsley
Bertha Hoyt
Fern Gilson
Finch
Route 6
Elizabeth Person Chosen BPW Girl Of The Month
Elizabeth Iona Person of 568 East Main Street selected as May Girl of the Month by the local BPW Club. She plans to attend Oil City School of Nursing and is active in multiple clubs including Corrina, Beaverettes, National Honor Society, and Tish School Band. A BPW dinner will honor her with guest speaker Richard Pulling of Pennsylvania Gas Co.
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Elizabeth Iona
Betty) Person
Frosten E. Person
East Main Street
Person
Oil City School of Nursing
of City
Anc
Corrina Club
Beaverettes
National Honor Society
Tish
Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow
Tri-Hty
First Presbyterian Church
BPW
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Kaylene Bliley
Mary Jeary Mitchell
Blaine Chilloele
Diana Schramling
Marion Pelton
Nancy Jingleski
Gloria Watrous
British Navy Chief Visited Gettysburg Battlefield
Admiral Sir Caspar John, first sea lord and chief of staff of the British Navy, visited the Gettysburg Civil War battlefield in Gettysburg Pennsylvania yesterday.
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Gettysburg
Sir Caspar John
Battefield
Pie Social Slated For Corry Grange Session
Twenty members attended the Corry Grange session in the Grange Hall with John Decker in charge. Lloyd Lillie led a program on stamps after which cups, coffee, tea were served. For the June 3 meeting the table committee includes Mrs Bertha Darwin, Mrs W Houghtling, and Mrs Flossie Fosburgh, and each woman member is asked to bring a pie for the pie social.
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Corry Grange
Corry
Catholic Daughters Enjoy Social Meeting at VEW Club
Members of Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 45 gathered at the VEW Club ballroom for an entertaining evening featuring a Harbor Creek School for Boys film and New Jersey colored history. Gifts were collected for North Warren State Hospital patients while plans were made to renovate clothing for patients. Mrs Raymond Bachomer chaired the May event with cochair Mrs George Downey and program chair Mrs James Allen. Attendants included Mrs Olin Bracken Mrs Leo Hoeberlein and others. A head embroidered linen table cover displayed fancy gelatins rolls tea and candles with violet centerpieces. The June 16 meeting will install officers for the coming year including directors Mary Higgins and Mrs John Lutz and officers Bachomer Hebert Suchar Sr and Stec.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 45
VEW Club
Harborcreek School For Boys
Tims
State of
New Jersey
Raymond Bachomer
North Warren State Hospital
George Downey
Cochairman
James Allen
Olin Bracken
Leo Hoeberlein
Hart Haight
Clara Bachomer
Joseph Sarnick
Thomas Reed
Harry Burton
Cleve Morton
Mary Higgins
John Lutz
Raymond Bachomner
Leo Hebertel
Paul Suchar Sr
Anthony Stec
Frost Threatens New York Crops
Upstate New York farmers fought late spring frost with smudge pots buses and helicopters to save crops valued at over 100 million from freezes that hit the northeast. An industry spokesman estimated 15 to 20 percent of New York State grapes damaged by May 1 and May 11 frosts. a sub 29 degree low could wipe out a 25 million dollar crop in western and central New York. Temperatures dipped to 20 at Syracuse as cool air spread from Maine to Indiana and south to West Virginia. Some western New York farmers used helicopters at 100 dollars an hour to keep frost away. straw coverings and water sprinkling protected berries. New record lows were logged in Pittsburgh Scranton Binghamton Albany Charleston and other northern cities with widespread subfreezing readings.
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Associated Press
Upstate
New York
New York State
Syracuse
Finger Lake Country
Maine
Indiana
West Virgina
Pennsylvania
Oneonta
N.Y
Bradford
Alpena
Mich
New England
New
Pittsburgh
Scranston
Binghamton
Albany
N.C
Burlington
Lansing
Charleston
W. V
Florida
Gulf Coast
Asheville
Corry Journal subscription offered for ill or lonely
A promotion invites readers to gift a Corry Journal subscription to friends or relatives who are ill or lonely, presenting the idea as a thoughtful, comforting gesture from the community.
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Corry Journal
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