Corry club hosts dance with Teddy Armen Quintet amid town activity
Town topic highlights a Corry Country Club dance prepared by JOHN ROSSBACHER and committee with lanterns and decorations for a best-in-years event. Music by the Teddy Armen Quintet from Erie sets a festive mood as Memorial Day and graduations loom nearby with local families traveling.
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John Rossbacher
Teddy Armen
Erie
L. M. Kowal
Ski
Gould Street
Canada
Conal
Corry Area
University of Ottawa
Ottawa
Ontario
Shell
Golden Age Club of
Waterford
Fred Mixer
Ruth Hoenes
Bernice DeJean
Maude Barnes
Laura Jones
Edinboro State College
Lea Johnston
Leland Johnstons
Fifth Avenue
Longfellow Junior High School
Lorraine
Ohio
Gordon Hausser
Kim Ellen
Worthington
F. W. Schoonover
Coalville
Vera Schoonover
Bradford
Milton Chaffee
Charles ‘Alam
Chaffees
E. C. Docherty
Roy Kerstetter
Charles Alam
Thomas Roelofs
Falls Church
Washington, DC
Margaret Bartholme
Neylon Schreckengost
West Smith Street
Roelofs
Paris
Col. Roelofs
U. S Army
Eugene Felver
Pittsburgh
CAHS
Gradue
Friendship Aid Names Officers
Marsuall outswoon was re elected president of the Friendship Aid of the Evangeli cal United Brethren Church at a meeting held this week at the home of Mrs. Glenn Humes on West Smith street. Also named to assist her during the ensuing year were Mrs. Eugene Matson vice president, Mrs. Lloyd Lillie secretary, Mrs Vernon Welch treasurer, and Mrs. Herbert Trisket chaplain. Devotions on the theme The pout of God were led by Mrs. Tallen May. Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. Clara Walker and Mrs. May later assisted the hostess in serving refreshments of cake tea and coffee to the 21 members and four guests present.
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Marsuall
Friendship Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Glenn Humes
West Smith Street
Eugene Matson
Lloyd Lillie
Vernon Welch
Herbert Trisket
God
Tallen May
William Hall
Clara Walker
May
Alumni class eyes big showing during festival weekend
A Corry area group plans a strong showing at Alumni events as many student nurses and collegians near graduation this year will be away next year. Mrs. Elmer L. Kincaid, formerly of Corry now living in Baltimore, is expected to arrive for the holiday to visit friends and relatives over the weekend.
First Ladies Day At Corry Country Club
Twenty one women attended their first luncheon meeting of the season at 1 g Clard Corry Country Club. Mrs Elsie Roof hosted lunch and bridge prizes were won by Mrs J Pred Kinley Mrs Philip Zale neck Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Mrs Raymond Anderson An out of town guest was Mrs Arthur Rosen of Buffalo The next luncheon will be in two weeks hosted by Mrs W W Hammond and Mrs Frank Craft
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Wars
Clark
Corry Country Club
Elsie Roof
J. Pred Kinley
Philip Zaleneck
Elizabeth Rogers
Raymond Anderson
Arthur Rosen
Buffalo
W. _W. Hammond
Frank Craft We Hastessen
Tri-Hi-Y Club Officers Named For Next Year
Officers for the Junior High and Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Clubs were elected at last night's YMCA meeting led by President Betty Person. For next year the Junior High group will have Cindy Buesink as president, Barbara Radeck as vice president, Barbara Keppel as secretary, Judy Darnofall as treasurer, Connie Root as chaplain, and Betty Person as president with Mary Lou Taylor secretary, Peggy Pain treasurer, Peggy Vanssons chaplain, and Cord Auer as committee chairman. The group discussed projects to raise funds for sending officers to a training conference at Grove City College this summer.
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YMCA
Betty Person
Cindy Buesink
Barbara Radeck
Barbara Keppel
Judy Darnofall
Connie Root
Assistore Wenn
Wheelock Aid Meeting With Mrs Dougherty
Wheelock Community Aid hosted seven members and six guests last evening at Mrs Harold Dougherty’s home. Opening devotions by Mrs din Howard included Psalm 1 and a poem. The president Mrs Kenneth Harvey led a brief business session followed by social time with pie tea and coffee. Next meeting set for June 8 at Mrs Howard’s home. Thirteen thousand three hundred seventy six youth attended Salvation Army activities locally during the past year and 510 youth meetings were held in 1959.
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Wheelock Aid
Dougherty
Harold Dougherty
RD. 4
Wheelock Community Aid
Din Howard
Kenneth Harvey
Howerd
Salvation Army
Edinboro 1960 grads listed from local families in 90th ceremony
Edinboro State College marks its 90th commencement with 149 graduates. Wayne E. Skinner Jr, Roberta McElroy, Judith Meerdinks, Carol Stultz, and I Lee Johnston receive BS degrees in education and biology. Addresses and family ties noted, Sigma Tau Sigma, Kappa Gamma, and other affiliations listed. Commencement speaker is Dr. Herman L. Offner.
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Eve Gerryites
Wil de Grunt
Samuel Stultz
I. Lee Johnston
Edinboro
Leland Johnston
Fifth Avenue
Skinner
Sigma Tau Sigma
Pennsylvania State Education Associaton
Miss McElroy
Collegiate Singers
Alpha Delta Sorority
Herman L. Offner
United States Commissioner of Education
Binur
Corry Pastor to Speak at Memorial Day Rally
Carl W. Bowl, pastor of the Corry Church of the Nazarene, will headline a Memorial Day Rally in Warren for Nazarene Young People Society members and friends from Bradford, Port Allegany, Kane, Corydon, Bolivar Drive, and the Seneca Indian Reservation. The program opens at 2 PM with a Bible scavenger hunt, child care by host group girls, a 4:30 PM picnic supper at Wilder Field, and 7 PM church displays and prizes. Rev Bowlby will deliver the evening message to all attendees.
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Carl W. Bowl
Corry
Intriguing Hillstrom Home On East Con arvis Street
One of Corry's most intriguing houses is the Hillstrom residence on East Con arvis street. Styled like a Norman castle, it showcases old world elegance with a Swedish arch inscription, a hand carved ivory crucifix by King Eric XIII, and a rare hillstrom barometer from Sweden. The home is among 11 on a Hospital Auxiliary Home and Garden Tour scheduled for June 8.
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Corry
Conarvis Street
Paul
Eric XIII
Sweden
Hillstroms
Hospital Auxilary
CIA official injured in sharp object attack in Washington
James Pembroke, 42, an administrative assistant at the CIA, was found unconscious with a knife wound after a night out with a man he met at a cocktail lounge. Police sought a 22-year-old Black suspect. Pembroke identified the assailant and said the man urged entry to an apartment before the attack. A dog found a hunting knife near the scene and Pembroke recovered consciousness at a hospital.
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Washington
Pembroke
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