Sweet Sixteen Hootenanny Party Honors Three Daughters
A Saturday evening sweet sixteen birthday celebration honored Linda Anthony Kathy Dennis and Sherry Beckerink, daughters of three couples. About 50 friends from Clymer and Corry joined a YMCA splash party then moved to the OOF Hall for refreshments games dancing and gifts. The elimination dance winner was James Chris and Linda Miller. John Bliley performed guitar in a Hootenanny segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Anthony
Kathy Dennis
Sherry Beckerink
Carl Anthony
Ray Dennis
Albert Beckerink
Clymer
Corry
YMCA
James Chris
Linda Miller
John Bliley
Mrs Betts to Germany via Pan American jet from New York
Birdie reports Mrs Robert Betts daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bailey will travel Thursday to New York to board a Pan American jet to Germany to join her husband stationed at the Bilburg United States Air Force base. She formerly worked at the National Bank of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Betts
Linda Bailey
New York
Pan American Airlines
Germany
United States Air Force Base
Bilburg
Ralph Bailey
Columbus Avenue Extension
R. D
National Bank of Corry
Milton McIntyre
North Center Street
Woman's “Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Sue Raupach
Ste Weston
Barbara Wocicehowski
Wojcicehowski
Brook Street
Raupach
Mary
Moose Club
Kenneth Yoder
Art Group To View Exhibit At Titusville
The Titusville Art Group which meets weekly in the art room above the Cor ry Pharmacy plans a trip tomorrow evening to attend the annual jury art show at the Titusville Women's Club. Members and interested persons are invited to meet at 6:30 p m and may join an auto caravan or stay to work. The free exhibit offers a chance for locals to view the display and possibly gain inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recar Art Group
Corry
Titusville
Three Corry Titusville and Spartansburg girls win DAR good citizen awards
Ann Henton Judith Wagner and Mary Jo Torrey have been named winners of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR good citizen awards for 1964. The trio, selected by peers and teachers, will compete in a state contest with prizes including 100 dollars for first, 25 dollars for second, and a 1000 dollar college scholarship for the national winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Ann Henton
Corry Area High School
Keith Henton
United States
Miss Henton
Corrian Club
Future Teachers of America
Wagner
Colestock High
Miss Torrey
Sparta Merged School
Future’ Teachers
of. America
Dallas Smiley Speaks at Kiwanis Club in Corry
Dallas Smiley appeared as guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club dinner at the Moose Club, discussing political participation and local government benefits. He noted Corry residents receive about 90 cents in services from a dollar in taxes, urging informed voting. Dan Brennan of the Erie Zoo spoke for Rogers Producing Co about the Kiwanis show next February, with further info via Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Smiley
Kiwanis Club
Moose Club
Smiley
Clifford Taylor
Mittee
Chamber of Commerce
Frank McKnight
Corry
A. R. Shaw
Glenn Middleton
Dan Brennan
Erie Zoological Society
Rogers Producing Co
Kiwanis
Marrs Home Hosts Halloween Masquerade Party
A Halloween masquerade party at Mr. and Mrs. James Marrs home in R D 4 drew 26 guests from Spartansburg Pittsfield Columbus Corry Franklin Pa and Jamestown NY. Prizes went to Mrs Sam Smith for most original costume Mrs Robert Higgins for prettiest and Donald Chase for ugliest. A tureen lunch was served with help from Mrs Donald Chase and Mr and Mrs Robert Anthony. Games visiting and dancing followed then coffee cider and doughnuts were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Chase
Robert Anthony
Hospital Upkeep Discussed At Auxiliary Meet
JEN SCOona in a series on talks and demonstrations for the Show Your Hospital program by Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary was presented at last evening's meeting in the nurses' dining room. Edgar Alexander, hospital superintendent, and Donald MacInnes, head of maintenance, spoke on many aspects of hospital upkeep. The auxiliary president William Leaby led the business session and Mrs. Harold Jackson reported on the Northwestern district hospital auxiliaries convention. Mrs. Travers Stohlberg, volunteer desk chair, reported a perfect October month. The next meeting is scheduled for December 2 in the nurses' dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JEN S@cuna
Corry Me
Harold Jackson
Travers Stohlberg
Rediscovering Old Spots of the Civil War by Armour Hillstrom
Mentor Club members heard D Armour Hillstrom discuss a Brew from Allegheny College that yearly visits Civil War battle sites to collect souvenirs. The program followed a brief business session led by president Miss Ann Baressi at Mrs F B Sullivans Cartersfill home. Miss Helen Rowe will host next on November 18 at her West Columbus avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Armour Hillstrom
D. Armour Hillstrom
F. B. Sullivan
Cartersfill
Hillstrom
Allegheny College
Ann Baressi
Helen Rowe
West Columbus Avenue
Sunbury Driver Killed in Two-Car Crash
Two cars collided near Sunbury Pennsylvania killing 61 year old Guy Herrold a former Democratic state committee member He died at Sunbury Community Hospital ten minutes after the crash The other driver Roger Zimmerman from Shamokin Dam suffered a skull fracture and facial injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EX Politico
Sunbury
Guy Herrold
Democratic State Committee
Herrold
Sunbury Community Hospital
Roger Zimmerman Af
Riehart Couple Welcome Son at Akron Hospital
A son was born today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bernard Riehart of Akron Ohio. The newborn adds another member to the Riehart family with both parents listed as residents of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bernard Riehart
Akron, Ohio
Esther Circle Meeting Hosts and Guests at WSCS Event
Esther Circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Earle Bliley’s home in East Pleasant Street with 17 members and five guests. Mrs. Roy McCarthy joined as a new member. Devotions were given by Mrs. Oscar Johnson, assisted by Mrs. Russell Clark and Mrs. Laura Cogan. The group planned to host the general WSCS meeting at the church Monday evening, with a program on Local Interfaith and Cooperation led by Mrs. Irvin Young. refreshments were served by the hostess with help from several members. The next meeting will be a tureen dinner at Mrs. Claude Parker’s home in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Esther Cirele
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Laster
Earle Bliley
East Pleasant Street
Roy McCarthy
Oscar Johnson
Russell Clark
Laura Cogan
Bliley
Esther Circle
WSCS
Irvin Young
Robert Anthony
Preston Anthony
Ruth Dahlstrand
Cogan
Tracy Whitehead
Carl Dahl
Claude Parker
Martha Circle Hosts Woman's Society at First Methodist
Mrs. Willam Hodemeyer hosted 21 members of the Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church. Devotions on friendship were led by Mrs. Bryan Stowe, with Mrs. Brank Sturgis presiding. The program titled Thankfulness followed, and refreshments included mince pie with ice cream, tea and coffee. The next meeting is set for December 2 at Mrs. Sturgis's Wayne street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Hodemeyer
Gamma Road
Martha Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Bryan Stowe
Brank Sturgis
Rodemeyer
N. J. Kline
James Scully
Sturgis
Wayne Street
Drilling For Trapped Men Now Crucial
BRochert Germany AP Delays in shifting earth hinder rescue attempts for 11 miners trapped in a flooded iron mine since Oct 21. Rescuers face cemented shaft linings and shifting ground while drilling two shafts, as hope wanes for survivors and officials report dwindling chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brochert
Germany
Bextra Walle
Iss
Heinrich Kellner
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Sweet
Birdie
Judith Ann Wagner
Mary Jo Torrey
Harry Hotchkiss
Rex
S&h
Hershey's
Hunt
Scott
Perens
Armour's
Armour's Stat Cube Steaks
Santa
Christian- Gubs
Corry Savings and Loan
Corry, Pa
Esther
Mrs. Rodemeyer
Foley's Food Mill
Miter
Pye ET (Ee
Evans
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