Kitchen Shower For Miss Beverly Shaw Bride Elect
Mrs. Robert Wank hosted a kitchen shower at 14 Franklin Street for Miss Beverly Shaw, who will wed Donald Wilks of North East on June 12. Guests enjoyed cards with Woodrow Hess winning canasta and Dorothy Lytton winning 500. Evening included fruit salad, shower cake, tea, and coffee, with kitchen gifts presented in a yellow and white theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Shaw
Robert Wank
Franklin Street
Donald Wilks
North East
Mr& Woodrow Hess
Dorothy Lytton
Bernard Shaw
Miss Shaw
Mrs Stump Honored By Harding School PTA
Mrs Ruby McCullough Stump retires after 40 years teaching 36 at First Ward school. Friends students and former teachers attend a farewell program with speeches decorum by PTA officers a chorus from former Harding students and gifts including a chair and a lifetime PTA membership. Additional notices list local visits travel and upcoming weddings and social events among Corry residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby M. Stump
Harding School
Parent~ Teacher Association
Ruby McCullough Stump
Ward
John Potockd
John Currier
Newell Beckwith
Lynn Rice
Stump
Lawrence Andersen
Potocki
R. S. Dewey
Harding Players
John
Boland
Wendell Gage
Gage
Robert Tunnell
Lawrence Douglas
Harold G. Wolfe
Corry Teachers Association
Esther Donaldson Webb
Erie
Dewey
Vernelia Page
Erma Gordon
Columbus
Florence Joy Humes
Spencer School
Harding
Doris Doolittle Anderson
Orpha Groscott Parkhurst
Cornelia Price Andlerson
Helen Merry Downs
Olga Pitt
PTA
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Harry Clabbats
The Misses Shirley Yuraten Shirley Swart and Ruby Stiles hosted a stork shower at Columbus Wednesday evening honoring Mrs. Harry Clabbats. Twenty six guests watched television and visited as Beatrice Bensink won the door prize. A buffet lunch followed with a pink yellow and green shower cake center stage and gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Yuraten
Shirley Swart
Ruby Stiles
Columbus
Harry Clabbats
Beatrice Bensink
Isabelle Btles
Dolores Yar~atch
Helen Stiles
Helping Hand Club Holds Final Meeting in Meadville
Members of the Helping Hand Club met for a final gathering at TOOF Hall with a noon tureen dinner. President Mrs. Glenn Gates led the meeting as plans were made for the June 10 picnic at the A. C. Barton cottage in Columbus, including quilting and sewing aprons for the Meadville Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toof Hall
Glenn Gates
Meadville
A. C. Barton
Columbus
Catholic Daughters Meet Reports Scranton Conference
A routine meeting of Court Conception No. 35 of the Catholic Daughters of America was led by ecind regent Mrs James Wharton. She recounted the biannual conference held in Scranton with Daughter Mrs Wharton as delegate. New state officers were elected and a member preparing to move to Cleveland was presented a prayerbook. Cupcakes tea and coffee were served to about 40 women. The next meeting is set for June 10 with hostess committees Mrs William Thompson and Mrs Harold Cragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters of America
James Wharton
Scranton
Wharton
Louis Valentine
Cleveland
Leo Howlett
Harold Scholton
William ‘Thompson
M's
Harold Cragg
Hilltop Club Meeting at Graybill Home
The Hilltop Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. William Graybill’s home in R. D. 1. Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom presided and led the Lord’s Prayer during the session and a brief business meeting. Two quilts were worked on. refreshments of potato chips, cake, and coffee were served. Next gathering is hosted by Mrs. Bror Larson on June 16. A distant geologic note mentions ancient creatures with 30 inch wingspans and 1 inch body lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulltop Club
William Graybill
Oscar Lindstrom
Bror Larson
Rt. D. 1
Baby born to Pittsburgh couple at Allegheny General
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Allegheny General Hospital to Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Carter of Pittsburgh. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dodd of R. D. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carter
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
Frank Dodd
Father and Son Banquet at St. Pan’s Lutheran Church
The annual Father Son Banquet at St Pan s Lutheran Church drew 85 men and boys for a Swiss steak supper. Toastmaster Dr Joseph Furst led group singing Whiuly. Mrs Donald McCray accompanied at the piano. Ralph Blakeslee of Spartansburg spoke on Indian lore. Rev Elmer Ortner gave benediction. Guy Stafford was noted as oldest father present Bruce Burr was the youngest son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
St. Pan's Lutheran Church
Joseph Furst
Donald McCray
Guy Stafford
Bruce Burr
Kenneth Burr
Ralph Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Elmer Ortner
Legion Auxiliary Meets At Andrus Home
Members met at Mrs. Ann Andrus East Congress street for the Legion Auxiliary session led by past president Mrs. Glennis Warner in the president’s absence. A silverware winner was Francis Long of 452 Wayne street. Kathleen Gage was chosen for Keystone Camp in July with the auxiliary sponsoring her trip. Medals will be awarded again at Junior High and St. Edward's School. Refreshments followed. In Indiana Pa Frederick Bouch five of Homer City died from injuries after being struck by a car near his home Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Andrus
Legion Auxiliary
Congress Street
Glennis Warner
Francis Long
Wayne Street
Kathleen Gage
Keystone
Tinad
St. Edward's School
Charles Henry
Indiana, Pa
Frederick Bouch
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Moffatt School PTA Installs New Officers
The Moffatt School Parent-Teachers Association installed Mrs. Rupert Morris as president and her officers at a Wednesday evening meeting. Corsages were given to both former and new officers. The PTA Prayer opened the session and plans were made for a June 4 picnic at Canadoohia Lake. Committee chairs include Mrs. Randall Harkless, program. Mrs. Walter Dingfelder, refreshments. Mrs. Oscar Vance, membership. and Mrs. Russell Darrow, budget and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffatt School
PTA
Moffatt School Parent-Teachers Association
Rupert Morris
Canadohia Lake
Randall Harkless
Walter Dingfelder
Oscar Vance
Russell Darrow
Miss Patricia Fields Engaged to Benjamin Craker
Announcement of engagement and upcoming wedding of Patricia Fields to Benjamin Craker. Patricia is a Comy Senior High School graduate, class of 1951. Benjamin Craker works at Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. The wedding is planned for July 27. Publicity by Mrs. Pell Labowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Fields
Whiter Wields
Patricia
Benjamin Craker
Leon Craker
Columbus Avenue
Miss Fields
Comy Senior
Craker
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Evening schedule for Ton station with varied programs
The lineup lists Sagebrush at 6:00, News at 6:30 and 11:00, Sports segments, Playhouse at 7:00, Family at 7:30, wrestling and boxing slots, and weather and Senate Henri updates later. Names such as Joe Palooka and Tom Corbett appear among channel listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Senate
Henri
Joe Palooka
Pace Patrol
Tom Corbett Westingt
Playhouse
Philco - Sylvania Vision At Company
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Blatt Bros
REX Theatre Tonight
Destiny
Nels Ahaa Ts
West
Joel McGrer
Yvonne DE Lets
Pedro Armendariz
Dreds
Tony Curtis
Universal International
Corry Drive-In
James Stewart
Janet Leigh
Edward G. Robinson
Vera-Ellen c
Ethel
Wlm
Careel
U.S
Canada
Fenewal
Bai
Feripead
Center Street
Corry
Mervyn Nast
Jack [Stahl
Fredericksburg
Francine Maloney
Mary Washington College
Herbert Wellman
Olean
Wellman
Robert L. Catlin
Wright Street
New York City
Catlin
Fiarold Ticknor
Richard Rossbacher
West Church Street
J. R. Dearing
West Washington Street
Harry Powers
William Donaldson
Frank McKnight
National Bank of Corry
Glen Donaldson
Charles Bracken
Milon Brown
Alexandria
Walter Dugan
Jeanne Nichols
Media
Barbara Lord
Carlyle LeFevre Tomnorrow
Bruce Smith
Martin Jeereee
Herbert Dahl
Atlanta
Parent-Teacher Association
Columbus Pta
P.M. Raymond
Marjorié Peck
F. C. Chapin
Stork
Helping Hand Club
Hilltop Club
Helen
Phillips
Worth Street
Marshall Sherwood Painters & Decorators
Wetherills Paints
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Pell Labowski
Leo
Fallo
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