Social bridal shower honors Miss Hassett at Elgin event
Miss Carol Hassett, pride-elect of James Proper, was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Merrill McCray in Elgin Tuesday evening with about 25 guests from Erie Philipsville Spring Creek and Corry. Prizes awarded to Mrs. George Shallop Erie Mrs Gus Jorge Erie and Mrs Randall McCray Spring Creek. Door prize to Mrs DeForest Way Spring Creek. Decorations were pastel pink and green. fare included salad shower cake punch relishes rolls and coffee. Also noted is Ace Love land and Mrs William H Love land Jr of Manchester New Hampshire arriving for a grandmother’s funeral and a Red Cross blood program meeting held in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Hassett
James
Merrill McCray
Elgin
Erie
Philipsville
Spring Creek
Corry
George Shallop
Gus Jorge
Randall McCray
Ace
William H. Loveland Jr
Manchester
N.hs
W. E. Love [Land
Robert Tunnel
James St George
American Red Cross Chapter
Jamestown
St Edward's piano students give recital
Early forty music pupils from Sisters of Mercy at St. Edward's School presented a piano recital in the school auditorium last night. The program featured a cap city mix of beginner and advanced pieces with duets by Gregory Hooks and John Hammond Sharlene Kane and Nicholas Downey and solos by Greg ory Hooks Joseph Frisina John Hammond Nicholas Downey Betty Malone and others. The audience showed considerable appreciation for the varied performances by the St. Edward's pupil group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
St. Edward's School
Gregory Hooks
John Hammond
Sharlene Kane
Nicholas Downey
Phyllis
Cynthia Chillock
Connie
Frisina
Janet McQuiston
Christine Chiricuzio
Patricia Perry
Martha Phillips
Elaine Chillock
Joseph Frisina
Betty Malone
Mary Beth Lewis
Margaret Rote
Laurene Kane
Susan Hooks
Marlene Kane
Jean Jackson
Geraldine Mead
Juanita Sproveri
Deborah Bachofer
Patricia Gleason
Mary Jane McCloskey
Ellen Hooks
Phyllis Chillock
Jay Jackson
Gloria Eaton
Richard Hammond
Suvanne Guth
Connie Prisia
William Bachomner
Patrick Bachomner
Christine Chirlenzio
Patsy Caruso
Sisters of Mercy of St. Edward's School
Area Church To View Science Film Sunday Night
Clymer Hill Reformed Church pastor announces screening of God Of Creation a Moody Institute of Science film this Sunday at 9 p m under Christian Endeavor sponsorship. Public invited. The film has been shown to thousands in churches schools and armed forces nationwide and abroad, featuring nature wonders including a caterpillar becoming a butterfly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Paruiny P
Risnourn
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Clymer Hill Church
Christian Endeavor
Moody Institute of Science
United States
EUB Ladies Aid Plans Picnic Meet
The EUB Ladies Aid met in the church parlor with 18 present. Mrs. Clara Walker led devotions and Miss Ames Rupp gave a prayer. President Mrs. Harley Banks led a short business session and planned a picnic dinner on June 10 at Findley Lake. A Women’s Society of World Service meeting follows in the afternoon. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Alice Aldridge served refreshments after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church Ladies Aid
Clara Walker
Ames Rupp
Harley Banks
Findley Lake
Women’ Society of World Service
Walker
Alice Aldridge
Corryites Honored At Banquet In Mercer
A Mercer Rose Terrace banquet honored Corry residents including Mr and Mrs Donald Knapp of R D 4 as winners in an increased business contest by Ohio Proved Sire Service. Ten technicians boosted business over 40 percent in four months. Merle McClellan of Waterford led gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryites
Mercer
Donald Knapp
R. D
Amon
Rose Terrace
Knapp
Ohio Proved Sire Service
American Breeders Service
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Merle McClellan
Waterford
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Ernest Kachel
Leo Miner hosted a stork shower for Mrs. Ernest Kachel at her hostess home on South Center Street. Twelve guests attended with prizes to Mrs. William Chiuccio, Mrs. Carl Wascak, Mrs. Milton VanDresar, Mrs. John Foley Jr., Mrs. Philip Segal and Mrs. Richard Merkle. Pink and blue decor featured a decorated table with cake ice cream cookies and beverages while prizes included miniature booties filled with nuts and mints. The group gifted Mrs Kachel with a collection of presents for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mminer
Ernest Kachel
South Center Street
William Chiicuzio
Carl Wascak
Milton VanDresar
John Foley Jr
Philip Segal
Richard Merkle
Birthday Party Fetes Billy Craker Eight
Leo Craker hosted a birthday party on Worth Street for her son Billy turning eight. Guests included fourteen boys who enjoyed games, pony rides, cake and candy as Kool Aid flowed. Mrs Anthony Slava and Miss Joanne Craker aided in the event with a roast portion toward the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Craker
Worth Street
Billy
Peeeraee
Anthony Slava
Joanne Craker
Hilltop Club Meeting at Mrs Triscult Home
Hilltop Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ronald Triscult in R D with eight members and six children present. President Mrs Lawrence Anderson opened the session and secretary Mrs Sidney Smith read the minutes. The group planned another quilt and Mabel Alam won the guess fine game. Refreshments included cake coffee tea Kool Aid gelatin ice cream and wafers. The next gathering is a picnic on June 24 at Mrs Akam's home in R D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Triscult
R. D
Hilltop Club
Lawrence Anderson
Sidney Smith
Mabel Alam
Akam
Methodist Men Elect Officers At Church Meeting
The Methodist Men's Club held its monthly meeting in the church parlors Tuesday with Vice President Lester Danver presiding. Devotions were by James Wells. Officers elected for the coming year: Lester Danner president, Edward Rossbacher vice president, Adrian Reesink treasurer, Carl Dahl secretary. An AA member spoke, followed by Q and A. Rev. George Myers closed with prayer as coffee and doughnuts were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methoast Mens Club
Lester Danver
James Wells
Lester Danner
Edward Rossbacher
Adrian Reesink
Carl Dahl
Alcoholics Anonymous
George Myers
Sharon Zalzneck To Head Senior Tri-Hi-Y
Members of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y gathered at the YMCA to elect officers for the coming term. Miss Sharon Zalzneck was re-elected president with Mary Capwell as vice president, Camille Waterhouse treasurer, Madeline Dundon assistant treasurer, Linda Hanna secretary, J. Karen Mallick assistant secretary, and Connie Dahl and Linda Bailey as chaplains. The group then discussed summer service projects and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Sharon Zalzneck
Mary Capwell
Camille Waterhouse
Madeline Dundon
Linda Hanna
J. Karen Mallick
Connie Dahl
Linda Bailey
School auditorium portrait of Sister Mary James
A photo labeled as an auditarium scene shows Sister Mary James among youngsters, identified as the piano instructor in the second row, right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the School Auditartium
Mary James
Bear Lake area welcomes newborns at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert May of Bear Lake early yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Clark of Olmstead Fully Ohio. Mrs Clark is the former Sandra Ferry of Columbus. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Cory Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kurt Bossi of Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert’ May
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memoial Hospital
James
Clark
Olmstead Fully
Ohio
Sandra, Ferry
Columbus
Kurt Bossi
Sherman
Cory, Memorial Hospital
Wickliffe Truck Crash Kills Local Boy Rouid Walker
A Wickliffe, Ohio boy Rouid Walker, six, was killed when a truck hit him as he crossed a street against a red light yesterday afternoon. The driver, Dyke A. Locasta, 48, was not held. he had 25 years with United Fruit and was returning to the driver’s seat when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebony
Evie
Wickliffe
Oho
Cyland
Rouid Walker
A. Locastia
Locusti
United Fruit
Locastra
Erie
Chorus Band Concert At CAHS Draws Big Local Crowd
A heat crowded Corry Area High School hosted the CAHS chorus and band concert last evening. The program featured The Creation narrated by Arthur Tardell, Junior High Chorus under Judith Dwyer, and bands directed by Ronald Balrie and H Lynn Rice. The show closed with combined ensembles performing Come Blessed Peace and Flying Cadets, totaling over 275 students from multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Arthur Tardell
Judith Dwyer
Ronald Balrie
Wright Street
Columbus
Conelway
Wright School
H. Lynn Rice
Iain
Colum Dus
Dancing Classes Open House At YMCA
Mrs Norman Tarbell presents a YMCA open house for her dancing classes with about 125 guests. Students from preschool to high school display tap ballet and baton twirling, over 40 participants performing from 3 to 5 pm. Parents provide cookies and punch, floral decor graces the table, and thanks are extended to Mrs Alfred VanDresit for piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Tarbell
YMCA
Tarbell
Alfred VanDresit
Piaest
Cave-in near St. Louis Post Office swallows earth near wine cellars
A large section of earth across from the St. Louis Post Office caved in today. No injuries were reported. The site featured a 35 foot diameter hole about 40 feet deep and authorities ordered the area sealed. Police cited rain weakened earth and possible further cave-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis, My
Plaza
St. Louis
Claude Pelham
Seeks Decision On Missile Plans
President Eisenhower reportedly ordered a fast Pentagon recommendation on whether to keep Nike Hercules or Bomarc missiles or both as anti aircraft weapons. McElroy was asked to back the plan with solid evidence, sources said.
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St. Edward’s
EUB Ladies Aid Plans
Ever JC
E. Main
Maple Ave
Billy Craker
Methodist Men’s Club
Tri-Hi-Y
Yoo
Journal
CAHS
London
Leff
Nicholas Poushsnoff
Tochey
Leninerad
Petrogrid
Paulshnoff
Britain
Celoron Park
Celoron
New York
RIER
VM — Dancing
Commodores
North Center Street
RCA Victor
Spead Perteommse
W.T
Davis
St. Louis Cave-in
East Main Street
June Allyson
Jeff Chandler
Qatar 3
Sandra Dee
Charles Coburn
Iil
Jt Tan
GTC Terra Pte
Rex van Hoflin
Silvana Mangane
Ip— “Tempest
Silver City
Bateran New
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