Luncheon Draws 300+ Women at Corry High School
More than 300 women attended a luncheon in Corry Area High School Cafeteria with Terry Gyger of Florida as speaker on conformity. The event featured Mrs. Walter Gilliland as toastmistress, Bob Beckendorf singing, and nursery care by Adele Hammerlee Marilyn Gilliland. A separate men's breakfast drew 200 plus attendees with George Fox as toastmaster. A birthday surprise honored Rean Beanie McElroy at his home with 23 relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Gyger
Florida
Corry Area High School
Walter Gilliland
Bob Beckendorf
California
Lori Lee van
Tassel
Charles Li. VanTassel
Adele Hammerlee
Marilyn Gilliland
Gyger
Beckendorf
Gerald Lloyd
Joanne Kelleg
George Fox
Rean (Beanie) McElroy
West
Columbus Avenue
Local Society Notes Highlight Hospital Visit and Club Events
Mrs Vera Adams of 285 West Smith Street visited Titusville yesterday to see her son Melvin Adams at Titusville Hospital where he is to be hospitalized at least a week in Room 264. Several friends called or visited, including Mr and Mrs Rob Johnson Diane and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mfirm with Carol and Linda Baker. Community groups schedule events this week including a tureen luncheon at Mrs Hubert Vaughn home for the Golden Links Class and a Wheelock Ladies Aid meeting to make Christmas wreaths. An open house at the school tomorrow from 7 to 9 pm invites all parents to attend and stay for the PTA business session at 9. The Jaycees auxiliary guests visit Port Allegany for a pass the hook program. Local club mini meeting scheduled at Conway School PTA and Carter Hill Community Aid events are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Vera) Adams
West Smith Street
Titusville
Melvin
Rosie) Adams
Grand Valley
Adams
Titusville Hospital
Robjerk
Diane) Johnson
Jamestown
Lloyd Mfirm
Carol
Linda Baker
Bear Lake
Hubert
Millie) Vaughn
North Center Street
Golden Links
First United Methodist Church
W. B. Stowe
Ats
Raymond Hamilton
William Watson
PTA
Lyle Hotchkiss
James Howard
Dennis Frushone
George Smith
Dan McEldowney
Garry Matisée
John Middleton
Walter Bowen
William Mitchell
James Jordan
Arthur Perkins
Jay- Eites
Corry
State Annual Christmas Fair Open House At Warren Thursday
The Warren County Extension Homemakers groups present their annual Christmas Fair and Open House on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church Warren. The theme is Christmas American Style with exhibits by county groups and a cookbook on display and for sale. A door prize follows the program and Gifts for Warren County patients are collected. Mrs Mary Morton of Columbus is mistress of ceremonies with Mrs Martha Anderson of North Warren assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren County Extension Homemakers
First Presbyterian Church
County Home Extension
Warren County
Mary Morton
Columbus
Clarendon
Martha Anderson
North Warren
Sparta Grange Holds Meeting Saturday Night
Sparta Grange met Saturday evening at Gwenge Hall with William Scouten as worthy master presiding. Dorothy Er was in charge of the program featuring vocal selections by the Gordon Fralick family, readings, and refreshments. Next session is planned for November 25 with plans for a Thanksgiving program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Grange
Gwenge Hall
William Scouten
Te Enie Business
Ses
Dorothyer
Elwin Cheltons Feted For 25th Anniversary
An open house was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Elwin Chelton to mark their 25th wedding anniversary hosted by their children Miss Phyllis Chelton of Buffalo New York and Miss Pauline Shelton and Roger Chelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Chelton
Phyllis Chelton
Buffalo
N.Y
Pauline Shelton
Roger Chelton
Wild honeysuckles bloom in November in Columbus area
Mrs Earl Allene Webb of R D 1 Columbus shows a pink flowering wild honeysuckle bush. Normally a May bloomer the plant has not flowered in November in 30 years of nurturing in her yard. The large bush was a mass of pink blossoms this past week and is now browning as cold weather advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Allene) Webb
Columbus
DAR Plans Christmas Lunch at Hotel Corry
Members of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Glenn Middleton home to plan the December 5 Christmas luncheon at the Hotel Corry. Reservations are due by December 3 with Mrs. Frank Campisano, Mrs. Florence McCray or Mrs. James Sinare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Glenn Middleton
Wayne Street
Ean
Corry
Frank Campisano
Florence McCray
James Sinare
Women’s Society meeting to feature Haiti slides
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church plans an all day meeting on Wednesday with husband invite for dinner. Miss Judi Baker, Miss Debra Gilliland and Philip Knoll will present the evening program, showing Haiti slides and displaying souvenirs. Mrs Charles Correll says the program begins at 8 pm and devotions are led by Mrs Edmund Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Labowski
Judi Baker
Debra Gilliland
Philip Knoll
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First
United Methodist Church
Haiti
Charles Correll
Edmund Barr
Corry Grange Sponsors Annual Harvest Dinner
The Corry Grange held its annual harvest dinner at noon Saturday with members and families in attendance. Committee in charge were Mrs Harold Gele and Mrs Walter Rhodes. A program led by lecturer Mrs Leo Gates featured group singing a pantomime titled Statuesque de Silly read by Mrs Gale and a recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Harold Gele
Walter Rhodes
Leo Gates
Indians of Taos Pueblo stage second annual parade
In Spartanburg and Columbia a Bob Hope banquet highlighted the program for a general. The Taos Pueblo parade honors the war dead. Frank P. Dixon, chief accountant for Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, once listed by the War Department as dead after being wounded in 1916 now keeps the notice on his office wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Columbia
Bob Hope
Taos Pueblo
N.M
Frank P. Dixon
Pittsburgh
Dixon
War Department
Allegheny County
Weather shifts sow winter chill across region
A mixed rain and snow event moved into Missouri and was forecast to reach Mississippi Alabama and Georgia later today as another system brought rain to the Pacific Northwest and snow at higher elevations. A frigid Canadian air mass followed the storm into the Great Plains and Oklahoma and northwest Texas with freeze warnings issued. Temperatures ranged from 9 to 70 degrees in observed readings. Harrisburg man charged with murder in fatal apartment shooting of Mrs Jayne AngoulGPT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Pacific Northwest
Great Plains
Oklahoma
Texas
Willigton
Weber
Harrisburg
William F. Jackson
Jackson
Jayne Ann Manigault
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bratha
Max Spennink
Dale Hammerlee
Cochairman
Merritt Hunt
Rean McElroy
Terry Wyger
McMichael
Birdie
Wheelock
Carter Hill Community Aid, Inc
Society
Congress Street
Conelway School
PTA Will
Lori Lee VanTassel
Elwin Cheltons
Earl Webb
DAR
Hotel Corry
James Joyce
OF Marine Bank
Marine Bank
Marine
Marine National Bank
Miss Muffet
Gaines Burgers
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