Corry events mix hospital tour worship and weddings
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans an orientation Monday with a hospital tour led by administrator Samuel Antrim and an activities briefing. Reservations are via Mrs. Gerald Pless at 665-2962. Also tomorrow at Columbus Community Congregational Church Laymen’s New Life Crusade pastor Rev. Walter J. Thoms is ill. Terry Gyger will speak at 11 am with Heaven Came Down performed by the church choir. Belated birthday wishes go to Jeri Ann Scheiner, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Scheiner. Plaxton fruit cakes from the 112th Infantry Auxiliary arrive Monday. orders may be placed with Mrs. Joseph Smollek at 689-545. Arthur Litz, surgical patient at St. Vincent’s Hospital, Erie, is in Room 15 after Thursday surgery. At the First Presbyterian Church, a meeting invites members to bring artful table service for a group activity. Navy Mothers Club hosts an 8 pm gathering with a Chinese auction, per Mrs. Carl Peterson. An open house belated wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nielsen will be held tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm at the Columbus Community Building. they married October 2 at the Columbus Community Congregational Church parsonage. YMCA lunch meeting for Corry Area Golden Age Club members includes a rev. H. Kenyon Leishman as chaplain and a tip to chill refrigerator dough to cut perfectly round cookies.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Gerald Pless
Terry Gyger
Joseph
Stell) Smollek
Meadow Lane
Plaxton
112Th Infantry
Smollek
Lawrence Nielsen
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Third Avenue
Columbus Community Building
YMCA
Chill Bers
Corry
H. Kenyon Leish- Tom
Kujawiaki Dancers to Perform at Erie High School
The Kujawiaki Dancers and singers travel from Alliance College to Technical Memorial High School in Erie for a 3 p.m. performance tomorrow. They have built a national reputation with shows across the United States, including a recent appearance at HemisFair in San Antonio. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for under 16. The Polish National Alliance Council No. 72 sponsors the event, with R. T. Obojski as contact.
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Alliance College
Lublin
Kujawiak
Kurpie
Cieszyn
Krakow
Erie
Polish National Alliance Council No. 72
Anthony Alnus
R. T. Obojski
Cambridge Springs
Thanksgiving Dinner Planned By Relief Corps
The Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic planned a Thursday all day session at Corry Grange Hall. Seventeen members enjoyed a noon tureen dinner served by committee members Winnie Pierce and Mae Hall. President Mrs Wesley Willis led the session and the group set the annual Thanksgiving dinner for November 21. Cards were sent to ill members. the special award went to Mrs Reynold Hamilton.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army ‘of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Winnie Pierce
Mae Hall
Wesley Willis
Reynold Hamilton
Elgin WSCS Names 1969 Officers at Church Meeting
The Elgin United Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service announced its 1969 officer slate led by president Howard Ladd and vice president Robert Burrows. Ruth Keep chaired the session as Ruth Keep led the business. Members collected peanut butter and napkins for the Ruth M. Smith children’s Home in Sheffield. The next gathering will be the annual Christmas party at Harbor Hall.
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Elgin Wscs
Women's Society of Christian Service
Elgin United Methodist Church
Louis Hewitt
Ruth Keep
Kenneth Wetmore
Francis McCray
Arden Earll
Howard Ladd
Robert Burrows
Vincent Sexton
Flower Fund
Ruth M. Smith
Sheffield
Absentee Ballot Not Counted Amid Unusual Note From Serviceman
ST. LOUIS AP reports one absentee ballot was not counted after a note in the ballot envelope pleaded for help from a serviceman claiming to be held prisoner in an Army duffel bag. In California, Wendell Corey, 54, noted actor and later Republican local figure, died after hospital admission for liver disease.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners
Woodland Hills
Calif
Wendell Corey
Corey
Santa Monica
Crestline retiree James Carter feted in Corry PA plant party
James Carter, the first Crestline of Pennsylvania retiree in Corry, yesterday ended a three year tenure as weatherstrip plant chief. He received an engraved wallet and cake at an employee party arranged by women workers, in Crestline’s Pennsylvan ia avenue operation, five years after its local opening.
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Crestline of
Pennsylvania
Corry
James Carter
Columbus
Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Farm Group To Hear Area Game Warden
The Corry area Adult Farmers Association will meet Tuesday night for the second time this year, with William Ellison noting area Game Warden Elmer Simpson will discuss game laws and hunting safety. The meeting starts at 8:30 p.m. and members say anyone may attend.
Peace Corps Rebutted Kota Kinabalu Sabab Sabah
The Sabah state government rejects further Peace Corps involvement. Officials say the Malay state does not want additional American volunteers or programs. Local authorities stress concerns over sovereignty and cultural impact.
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Peace Corps
Kota Kinabalu
Sabah
United States
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Jean) Scheiner
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