Red Cross Seeks Support and Posts for Columbus Swimming Program
The North Center Street Red Cross chapter met with 15 directors discussing a Columbus swimming program and reported 254 in donations. Plans for a Corry Country Club golf tournament to aid the Red Cross were announced, with proceeds going to the national blood program. A July delegation, hospital cooperation, and June 26 officer elections were noted alongside routine home service reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
North Center Street
George N. Orcutt
Red Cross
Columbus
Orcutt
Corry Country Club
Olin W. Bracken Jr
Jamestown
Leo Hoylen
Led Rhynard
Harmot Hospital
Erie
Harley Johnson
Scott
Fund Drive
Norman Turbell
Atlantic City
Norbert Bachomer
Kenneth Burr
William Durham
William Kafferlin
George Orcutt
Don Williams
Past Grands Hold Meeting of Lady Franklin Lodge
The Past Grands of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at TOOF Hall for a regular gathering last evening. Members wore old fashioned dresses, with contests yielding prizes to Mrs. Fred Hoenes Mrs. Lavina Mapes and Mrs. Harvey Loveland. Hosts Elof Dahl and Dorr Clark served ice cream and birthday cake for Mrs. Howard Loveland. Next meeting on June 25 will be hosted by Mrs. Howard Loveland and Mrs. William DeHaven with a planned picnic.
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Lady Rebekah Lodge
Lady Franklin Rebekah’ Lodge
Toof Hall
Ronald Carter
Fred Hoenes
Lavina Mapes
Harvey Loveland
Instantaneous candlelit glow on skin described in ad copy
A fragmentary ad style line praises skin appearing touched by flattering candlelight. The text includes odd phrasing and a stray token but centers on a beauty tone. No clear person, place, or organization is specified.
Penelec Cook School Draws Large Corry Crowd
A Penelec cooking demonstration led by Grace Osborne and Bonnie Gordon drew nearly 160 residents from Corry and nearby areas to Corry Area High School cafeteria. The event showcased quick meal ideas with three complete dinner menus and featured door prizes including an electric frying pan and cookbooks for attendees.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Corry Area High School
Grace Osborne
Penelec
Bonnie Gordon
Miss Osborne
John B. McLaughlin
Fred Young
Louis Sexton
Roy Grindes
Frank Anthony
Elsie Alles
Florence Culver
Ross Mead
H. J. Decker
Belle Colegrove
Penelec Company
Persort
Mrs Ray Berdine Feted At Mead Park Party
Mrs Ray Berdine of 1B West Church Street was honored at a Sunday party in Mead Park described as a Wiener roast. Attendees included Miss Mary Lou Emerson Mrs Leslie Upperman and family Mrs Henry Davis Sr and family Mr Robert Howe and son Miss Katherine Romanosky Mrs Mildred Davis and Miss Rachel Harvey. The group later traveled to Russell to visit Mr and Mrs Paul Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Berdine
West Church Street
Tucson
Arle
Mead Park
Mary Lou Emerson
Mildred Davis
Rachel Harvey
Russell
Paul Wade
Dance Plans at French Creek Center Sponsored by St Matthias
The Rosary Altar Society of St Matthias Church announces a dance at the French Creek Center on June 4. The round dance will be held from 9 p m to 1 a m with music by the Trailblazers. The public is invited.
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French Creek Center
Calvin Circle Meeting Plans Presbyterian Circles Program
Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met at 110 East Irving Street hosted by Mrs Pan Shah NOM. Miss Marion Smith chaired the circle with prayer. Mrs Delbert Robison led devotions. plans were made to staff a July 6 service at the Erie Presbytery. Mrs John Kennedy reported on the recent Presbyterial at Franklin. next meeting will be July in Mrs Orlo E Wittig's home. Desserts were served by the hostess with Mrs Wildlund Shreve and Miss Sari Machines J assisting.
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Calvin Circle
Paul Shannon
Calvi Cirele
Presbyterian Women's Association
Pan Shah
East Irving Street
Cirele
Marion Smith
Delbert Robison
Seventh Chapter of
Hebrews
Gener
Erie Presbytery
John Kennedy
Franklin
Orlo E Witig
Tollowe
Widlund Shreve
Sari Machines
Legion Auxiliary Holds Regular Session on North Center
Members of the Legion Auxiliary met last evening for a routine business session at rooms on North Center Street. Mrs. Everett Elm quits conducted the meeting and a salad lunch was served by the hostess committee Glennis Warnes, Charles Henry and H land Taylor. The next meeting will be in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
North Center Street
Everett Elmquits
Dangh
Glennis Warnes
Charles Henry
Harland ‘Taylor
Dempsey Daughter Born at Cory Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. John Dempsey announce the birth of a daughter at Cory Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon. The couple reside at 60 Snyder Circle.
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John Dempsey
Snyder Circle
Cory Memorial Hospital
Spring Recital At Tiffany Studio Features Local Piano Students
Spring recital by Whe Elementary piano students held last evening at Tiffany Studio on East Smith Street. Parents attended as students performed solos and duets including Salute to the Colors, The Levee, From Pole to Pole, Hawaiian Love Song, 1812 Overture, Swing Low Sweet Chariot, and At The Fiesta among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel ‘Tiffany
Tiffany
East Smith Street
Arthur Tarbell
Rasselas Brown
Terry Parker
Mr Tiffany
Carlton Wassink
Agnes Taggart
Jeffrey Brown
James Bugbee
Tommy Varassa
Rangers
Edward Fenstermicher
Willer Sorensin
Janet Wilkinson
Cary Longhurst
Phyllis Jaggi
Dan' Perous
Barry Bushes
Marie Sarko
Walter Crouch
Merry Widow Walta
Rebeca
Sandra Moore
Amenea
Mike Sayko
Lanny Langhurst
Wally Crotch
Mast
Janet Armitage
Tey Parker
Hidalgo
Valse Brilliante
Teresa Shark
Mery Farmer
Donnatou Shoop
Mr. Tiffany
Columbus Grange Meeting Details and Local Civic Notes
Columbus Grange No. 875 held a routine session with officers present and discussions on rural life and civil defense. Members were treated to a luncheon by Mrs. Delvist Mindley and Mrs. Albert Soils, with remarks by visitors including a representative of the local militia. next meeting date is May 14.
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Columbus
Tesi
D. P
Hi Rural Life
Cohinbis
Molagen
Mitlymnent Fin
Erle
Hiechony
Melocur Wys
Lester Howles
Delvist Mindley
Albert Soils
Rotary Club Dinner Features Roast Turkey Menu
Rotary Club hosts weekly dinner with a celebrity roast of a ToLoy Chub member as the group enjoys turkey. Cobbett, program chair for May, previews a film titled The Great Adventure, marking six decades of history, with Arthur O. Bu Wes and M- Glener from St. Marys visiting as Rotarians.
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Rotary Club
Eioyer
Grvile
Cobbett
Priegraui
Fim
Wis
Arthur O. Buwes Jains
Arthur O. Buwes Jains M- Glener
St. Marya Wis
Insteve Aiyes
Miss Colleen Cragg Fetes Fifth Birthday At Home
Miss Colleen Cragg was honored at a birthday party hosted by Mrs. Thomas Cragg at 601 West Pleasant Street from 1 o'clock to late afternoon. Neighborhood children attended and played with toys while hats and favors were given. Birthday cake ice cream and Kool Aid were served, and Colleen received many gifts with assistance from Mrs. Creighton of Diamond and Mrs. Frolik of Spartanburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Cragg
Thomas Cragg
West Pleasant Street
Colleen
Pitts
Hove
Cragg
John Creighton
Dimond
Keith Frolitk
Spartansburg
Presbyterians Vote on Segregation Issue
Los Angeles report on the General Assembly’s action urging churches to abolish segregation in practices. The Standing Committee on Social Education and Action calls vigilance on schoolteacher restrictions and rights, warning against political idolatry and party loyalties influencing faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
City of Vie
Don’t Be A Litterbug Campaign Proclaimed in Corry
Mayor Earl T. Cherry proclaims May 25 1955 to June 10 1955 as Dont Be A Litterbug period in Corry urging business and industry leaders to join the beautification effort. The Garry Business and Professional Women's Club backs the initiative as a chamber of commerce endorsed project.
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Garry Business & Professional Women's Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Niine
Gorty Business and Professional Women's Club
Corry
Campaan
T. Cherry
City of
Earl T. Cherry
Polio Vaccine Mixup Cleared in Conn Distribution
In New Haven the mystery of 140 missing Salk polio vaccine vials was resolved. It shows 130 sent to Meriden and 10 accounted in New Haven. Meriden, one of 29 communities served by New Haven, received 345 vials instead of 215.
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New Haven
Conn
Focal Health Department
Meriden
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Red Cross Chapter
Arthur Cohen
Pittsburgh
Bessie Cohen
Emma Rossbacher
Edward Rossbacher
Clation State Teachers College
Census Bureau
U. S
Leno
Penelec Cook School
Mead Park Pooyetemeea
Main St
True Temper
Tiffany Studio
Osne
Endicott Glehnsen
Sonditioned
Ata
Frermeassort
Wray Cinemascope
Tine Powell Wig
Tamone
Tony Martin
Gene Raymond
Pyre Reynolds
Ann Miller
Piogeom
Iss Tamblyh
Charcoal
Helen
Vincent Auriol
France
Eisenhower
White
Auriol
Wasington
World Veterans For Oration
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