Welcome Wagon Club hosts boutique event at Hotel Corry
A pre holiday boutique by the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club features demonstrations on Christmas and other holiday novelties at the Hotel Corry this evening at 8. Dessert and coffee will be served. Mrs Mildred Tait and Mrs James Scheiner lead demonstrations. Club president is Mrs Lynn Levien. Open to the public with reservations via Mrs Roger Cruz.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Hotel Corry
Mildred Tait
Oil Cuy
Howard Tait
Wright Street
James Scheiner
Lynn Levien
William Mack
al Pilz
Robert Borkowski
David Beattie
Robert McGuire
William Barbour
Marvin McHale
Roger Lansberry
Roger Cruz
Wayne Street
Concert For Autumn highlights Edinboro College groups
Edinboro State College presented A Concert For Autumn at Memorial Auditorium featuring the Concert Chorale The Womens Glee Club and the Mens Glee Club. Notable participants included Becky Damon Lois Porter Connie Hopkins and David Edwards with performances ranging from Ave Maria to medleys from The Student Prince Night and Day and Old Man River. Local newlyweds Ronald and Carol Sue Shriver visited as guests.
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Bernard
Florence) Porter
Spring Creek
Robert
Betty) Damon
Columbus
Edinboro
Haiti Visit Inspires WSCS Program At Church
Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church hosted a Veterans Day themed program. Judi Baker Debbi Gilliland and Philip Knoll shared slides and stories from their Haiti visit noting agricultural methods and cultural beauty alongside poverty. They displayed mahogany bowls statues beads and other items from Haiti while Martha Circle served refreshments under Mrs. Herbert Loveland’s chairmanship and Mrs. Leland Johnston led the event.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Judi Baker
Debbie Gilliland
Philip Knoll
Haiti
Philip
Judi
Debbie
Martha Circle
Herbert Loveland
Leland Johnston
Society Notes Recap at Business Session Devotions
The business session and Mrs Edmund Barr gave devotions on the theme Live One Day at A Time. Local news for the society page must be received before 11 a.m. on the day following the event.
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Edmund Barr
Society
Society Bdiver Library Night Observed By Moose Women
The Women of the Moose observed a Thursday evening event at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Jackie Carmrcke as general chairman and Mrs. Donald Carter Sr. as rechairman. Plans for the annual WOTM Christmas dinner were discussed and next meeting set for November 1. Mrs. Robert Marie presided over the session as enrollment occurred. Refreshments featured a Thanksgiving theme with Pilgrims and Turkeys. Attendance award went to Mrs. Donald Gates and a special award to Mrs. William Linski.
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Donald Gates
William Linski
Legion Group To Host County Meet Here
The Tri-County Council meet ing of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held all day tomorrow at the Legion Home on First avenue. Mrs. Mark Anderson and other local members will host. Events begin at 10:30 a.m. with coffee, 11 a.m. business session, and a noon luncheon. Special guest will be Mrs. Donald Baker, membership chair for the Department of Pennsylvania.
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Tri-County
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
First Avenue
Mark Anderson
Corry Auxiliary
Donald Netzler
Donald Baker
Department of Pennsylvania of the American Legion Auxiliary
Historical Society Seeks Streetcar for Mead Park Museum
Corry Area Historical Society seeks to acquire an old Worth Street streetcar slated for demolition to restore and exhibit with the Climax engine at Mead Park Historical Museum. Contact Mrs Keppel Tiffany or Frank Grice. November meeting at 7 30 in Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Russell Reed. Philadelphia reports 40 of 55 four year olds in the Penn Deaf preschool were left deaf by German measles in pregnancy.
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Corry Area
the Historical Society
Corry Memorial Hospital
Russell Reed
R. D
Spartansburg
Hiladelphia
Pennsylvania School For the Deaf
Smoldering Tension Lingers in Township Community
Ongoing smoke and uneasy calm mark the township as residents cope with the lingering aftermath of a smoldering incident. Local officials urge patience while investigators gather details and assess safety. Community leaders call for unity and continued vigilance through the recovery period.
Abrams says Viet enemy routed with mass defections
General Abrams reports major North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units have suffered heavy losses and retreated near borders or out of South Vietnam. He cites 80,000 to 90,000 in the South and 30,000 to 40,000 withdrawn to Laos Cambodia or North Vietnam. Westmoreland echoes the victory claim as US bombers and troops press operations with ongoing shelling and light casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Creighton W. Abrams
Abrams
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Columbia
D.C
Vere
Demilitarized
Dmz
Johnson
U.S. Marine
Thie
U.S. Chfsmand
South
America
Air Force
Oklahoma Chamber Orchestra Debut Ends Early After Missing Percussionists
In Norman Oklahoma the University of Oklahoma Chamber Orchestra's 1968 debut lasted about 30 minutes as three percussionists failed to appear. The ensemble struggled to perform the main piece The Chinese Flute and then disbanded, with about 200 music lovers departing. Conductor Donn Mills blamed the absence on the percussionists forgetting the concert.
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Mrs. al Pile
Mrs. Howard Tait
McMichael
Birdie
Rochester
Ind
Ronald Shriver
Carol Sue Watrous
Lawrence Natrous
Ohio Street
Concord Community Club
Howard Blakeslee
Max Bennink
Herbert Stein
GrosGolten
Germany
Randy
Detroit
Mich
Norman
Marge) Tarbell
East South Street
Tarbells
Irene
Slippery Rock State College
Slippery Rock
Douglas
Linda) Dills
Union City
United States
Green Berets
Linda
Gros Golten
John Lange
Columbus Elementary School
PTA
Lange
State Hospital
North Warren
Clair Damon
Samuel Smith
Thomea Carlyle
WSCS
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Bloomfield Township
Hallstrom
Historical Society
Worth Street
Penn'a
N. Viets
Jun- Bled
da Nang
Osmo Tannery
Miss Muffet
King Strawberries
Bey
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