BPW Installs Officers At Corry Country Club Dinner
The Corry Country Club hosted the Business and Professional Women annual installation dinner with a 30 guest turnout. Mrs. Ben Thompson welcomed attendees as Miss M Agnew Lynch served as toastmistress and awards honored long-time members including 25-year honorees Gertrude Parker, Robert Orr, and Lillian and Luelle Murray.
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BPW
Corry Country Club
M. Agnew Lynch
Charles ‘Thompson
Nelson ‘Thompson
Ronald Zeaman
Lews Morrow
W. W. Water‘house
Leo Heberlein
Reading
Ith
Betty Pratt
Norman Tarbell
Pratt
Gertrude Parker
Robert ©. Orr
Lillian
Luelle Murray
Thompson
Marold Jacksii
Mary, E. Sears
Jackson
Floral Gardens
Gerry Davis
Dora Daye
Mary Chamberlain
Clara Hill
Charles Thompson
Elwood Baccus
Concord PTA Plans For School Picnic At Mead Park
The Concord School PTA held its final meeting of the year in Mrs. Peter GlavIst absence with 50 members attending. Officers were installed for the new year including Emory Benson as president and Allan Hasbrouck as vice president. The group voted to supply drinks and paper goods for the Mead Park picnic set for June 11 and heard Erie County probation officer Charles Bugbee discuss juvenile delinquency.
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D Too Securumenas
Concord School
Peter Glav Isst
Ralph Austin
Brownies
Barbara Segal
Barbara Wojciechowski
Patty Brown
Jerri Blakeslee
Susan Raupach
Linda Yoder
Mary Robbins
Susan Weston
Edmund Barr
Charles Weston
Thomas Pierobti
Mead Park
Charles Correll
Emory Benson
Allan Hasbrouck
Miss Johnson
John Bosak
Hugh Crabbe
Gerald Bagley
Charles Bugbee
Erie County
Weston
Corry Golden Age Club Meets. Swedish Trip Highlights
Ninety Corry Area Golden Age Club members gathered at the YMCA for a regular meeting led by Rev H Ray Hurls who also delivered the invocation. Mrs David Hillstrom directed the program with help from Mrs A Hillstrom in a Swedish costume retelling travels to Sweden Switzerland and Australia with color slides. A May birthday party honored several members including Mrs Mary Reagle Raph Glenn and others. Mrs Simmons received a birthday gift as the oldest May celebrant. Committee members listed include Mrs Alice Bush Mrs Simmons Mrs Eliza Goring Mrs Ellen Ross Mrs Ben Stewart Mrs Ethel Mixer and Mrs Arden Baldwin.
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David Hillstrom
Corry Area
YMCA
H. Ray Hurls
David 4. Hillstrom
A. Hillstrom
Sweden
Switzerland
Australia
Mary Reagle
Raph Glenn
Orn Loveland
Andrew Ober
Bessie Ober
Floya Nichols
J. J. Fullam
Fred Lauer
Eleanor Hudson
Grace Arnick
Simmons
Alice Bush
Eliza Goring
Ellen Ross
Ben Stewart
Ethel Mixer
Arden Baldwin
Dr J Guy Butters Addresses Erie County Nurses
Sixty registered nurses from Erie Onion City Corry and surrounding area met at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Erie for the Erie County District Nurses Association monthly session. Miss Ruth Jones outlined upcoming Pennsylvania Nurses Association convention in Philadelphia and American Nurses Association meeting in Atlantic City. Dr J Guy Butters gave an informative talk on diabetes followed by a discussion. Refreshments were served. committee members assisted with arrangements.
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Butters
Erie
Onion City
Corry
Emmanuel Episcopal Chwek
Erie County District Nurses Association
Ruth Jones
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ruth Lanston
J. Guy Butters
Florence Willams
East Branch Grange Sponsors Memorial Day Old Home Day
East Branch Grange and East Branch Cemetery Association sponsor an Old Home Day on Memorial Day with a lunch served in the Grange Hall from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The event is hosted by local groups and opens with community meals and historical observances.
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East Branch
East Branch Grange
East Branch Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
Rotary hears ACES aims at educating citizens in enterprise
Erie Rotary Club lunch program featured James W. Vicary detailing the ACES Citizens for Competitive Enterprise System. Vicary outlined tours to plants to educate the public on competitive enterprise, noting scholarships for teachers and clarifying it as non political. Cas"
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ACES
James W. Vicary
Erie
Erie Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Vicary
William Leaby
Seue
Duane Fogle
YMCA
Cassius Elston
Frank E. Gates
Collins, Oalif
W. W. Warren
Oklahoma City
Oxia
The
van Ines
Meets With Mrs. Humes
The Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at the West Smith street home of president Mrs Glenn Humes with twenty members present. Ruth Lyons led devotions and Mrs Humes oversaw the brief business session before the circle prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ivan Miller Mrs Robert Shannon and Miss Agnes Rupp. An election of officers will occur at the next meeting on June 24 at the parsonage.
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Humes
Friendship Aid
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Smith Street
Glenn Humes
Ruth Lyons
Friendship Circle
E. E. Bush
Ivan Miller
Robert Shannon
Agnes Rupp
Baby girl born to Albert Young family at Corry Memorial
A daughter arrived early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young of 456 East South Street. Baby and parents are reported in good health.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Albert Young
East South Street
Leadership Change Reported in Local Club Officers
A fragmentary note lists Mrs Newman Tirbell, Miss Clare Hill, Mrs Harold Jackson, and Miss Agnes Lynch in various officer roles including vice president and president. The text is partial and cut, offering only a glimpse of a committee or club leadership roster with several misspellings and incomplete names.
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Newman ‘Tirbell
Renswert
Clare Hill
Presi
Dent
Harold Jackson
Agnes Lynch
Coding Secretar
Mids Dean de
Eight New Directors Elected By Red Cross
The May meeting of the local Red Cross chapter in the library rooms drew 16 directors. Blood program chair Robert Tunnell announced the Bloodmobile visit set for July 29 with no sponsors yet. Eight directors were elected to three year terms including Norbert Bachemer Kenneth Burr Jane Allyn Louis Mila and others. Miss Elamet Oytner will serve one year. The next chapter meeting is scheduled for June 1.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Robert Tunnell
Blood Program
Home Service
Don Williams
Norman Tarbell
Safety Service
William Cochran
Jamies Kelsey
Irvin Downs
Jeffry Baldwin
Camp Sutherlyn Nea Prospect
Mary Beth Keppel
Camp Orinsek-Wa-Sonnikwa
Eastburn
Beaverdam 4-H Club Holds First Meeting
Beaverdam 4-H Club held its first meeting Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Doswich Jones in Waltsonrg. After a brief business session, members and parents discussed possible projects and officer elections to be held at the next meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Dust Linitberg in Beuyercum.
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Beaverdam
Miochine
Braverdam
Doswich Jones
Waltsonrg
Elf
Ich
Dust Linit Berg
Beuyercum
Past Noble Grands Meet at TOOF Hall with Guest
The Past Noble Grands of the Lady Pranklin Rebeorn Lodge held a monthly gathering in TOOF Hall with 11 members and one guest, Mrs Joanie Bensink of North East. Prizes were witnessed by Mrs John Ohrn and Mrs Elof Dunt with spring flowers on a pink and preen theme. A jello wspirt cookies coffee and tea were served. next meeting planned at the Carter home on Franklin Street.
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Lady Pranklin Rebeorn Lodge
Toof Hall
Joanie Bensink
North East
John Ohrn
Elof Dunt
Ronald Carter
Carter Ome
Frankin Street
Rioting Students Fined Ten In Pittsburgh Campus Outbreak
About 1,000 male students gathered at a women's dormitory to watch a dunking ceremony. Girls threw water filled containers and waved from windows while males clashed with police. Sixteen fines of ten dollars were issued as officers dispersed the crowd. some students were detained, and one juvenile was turned over to authorities.
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Pittsburgh
Angelie
Daniel J. Hughes
Theonine
Weather Helps Farm Work Across State Says Survey
The weekly federal state crop survey from the State Department of Agriculture reports rainfall under one inch for the week ended Monday and slightly below normal temperatures. Growth slowed in northern counties while corn planting and alfalfa cutting continued in the south. Farmers are spraying for pests with little damage reported, except eastern tent caterpillars. peaches and cherries show promise, and tomatoes, potatoes, corn, beans, pastures, hay, oats, and barley are making good progress in various regions.
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State Department of Agriculture
Department
Presbyterians Unite In Historic Pittsburgh Merger
The United Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian Church in the U S A announce a union forming a single body as the fourth largest group in American Protestantism. Two processions and a shared Lord's Supper will symbolize the reunion, with about 9 402 churches total after the merger and millions in combined membership.
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Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Torcey
United Presbyterian Church
Robert N. Montgomery
Bloomington
Tk Timt
Scotland
U. S.A
United Presbyteriana
Strongeat
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Montgomery
Pittsburgh Bus Strike Settled
The Pittsburgh bus strike ended after workers voted 9 to 1 to approve a new three year contract. The agreement includes a 36 cent per hour wage increase and improved benefits, lifting pay from 1.85 dollars per hour. The Brenromwil Time serves.
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Sprinpuonim
Bis Advisors
Breniwood Motor Coach Co
Paot
Breniwawil Tine
Qdors
Pittabureh
Personal Crisis Report From Toledo Incident
Sheriff deputies report a 37 year old salesman Nelson Bloom from Toledo attempted self harm by slashing his car, pouring gasoline, and igniting the vehicle. Bloom died in the blaze, investigators say.
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Toledo
Oia
Nelson Bloom
Sheriff’s Deputies
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