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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1961

Page

5

Town Topics: Local Families Head Various Moves and Visits

Mead avenue residents Mr and Mrs Robert Sullivan move to Cleveland where he becomes production control manager at Lenton Manufacturing. Carl Henton leaves for Florida for the winter. Miss Anna Shields, once Catholic Daughters official, arranged donations for Sisters Tea. Howard Mulligan and sons hosted in Erie with Charles Mulligan’s birthday. Arland Burrous hosts relatives from Galeton Wellsboro and La Puente. Aquilino family from Corry visited Washington Pa for Parents Day at Washington and Jefferson College.

Robert Sullivan Mead Avenue Turday Cleveland Sullivan Lenton Manufacturing Company Carl Henton North Center Street Likeland Fla Anna Shields Catholic Daughters of America Sisters Tea Howard R. Mulligan John David Erie Charles Mulligan R. D Arland Burrous Brookstreet Dressie Burrous Burrous Galeton Washington Hotel

Gay Nineties Event Shines At Sparta School

Sparta School hosts a Gay Nineties fundraiser organized by the PTA and NHS. Students and faculty wear period costumes, with deco, refreshments, and cashiers in red and white, raising support as local staff run booths and exhibit banners and posters.

Sparta A. Morris Preach Creek Valley Oyrboy Bartier Prome Sparjassbury School Vir Tainln Wells Margaret Morris Joy Wallace Ethyln McAnine Louise Scouten Ploy Winans Martha Pfuseh Helen Bates Donald Allen Marguerite Skitt Francis Bingrey Baedine Slarkton Am Decrata

Mrs L Brown Honored At Community Party

A shower honoring Mrs Larry Brown of Marion Street was held at the McCray Community House. Mrs Charles Lith and Mrs R James Haslett organized games and contests with prizes to Mrs Howard Eastman Mrs Mahlon Schweitzer Miss Anna Marie Eastman and Miss Lupin Jackson receiving awards. Guests from Eric Columbus Carry attended and presented Mrs Brown with many gifts.

Larry’ Brown Myrion Street Charles Lith R. James Haslett Brown Dons Little McCray Howard Eastman Mahlon Schweitzer Anna Marie Eastman Ross Jukes Lupin Jackson Eric Columbus Carry Mrs Brown

Sparta Church to hear missionary Faynes Humes from Guys Mills

Sparta Church members invite the public to an evening program featuring Faynes Humes, a missionary returning from Indo service. Sponsored by the Kansas Society of Christian Help, the event at Sparta Methodist Church will cover her work and experiences since entering the field.

Suse Lehi Humes Guys Mill Indoent Spartansbureh Methodist Church Guys Ami Meshorist Churety Eichetx Revnwrenes Mens Pombo Hines Lexeher Guys Mills Rosy Mie Lawyeme Uibbetiahs

Carter Hill Ladies Enjoy Harvest Dinner

The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met at the Community Center for their annual harvest dinner with chicken and trimmings. President Mrs Louis Cook appointed a committee to start a fund to redecorate the center, including Mrs Mary Morris and others. Members wished Mrs Ruth McCray a happy birthday. The next meeting is December 13 with plans for a Christmas party on December 1.

Carter Hill Carter Hill Ladies Aid Louis Cook Mary Morris Carl Lindbere Maud Follett Roger Follett Morgan Morris Ruth McCray

Presbyterian Youth Fellowship elects officers at first meeting

An organizational session for the Senior High Youth Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church was held last evening with 20 present. Willard Dyckes was named moderator Ruth Ann Galbreath vice moderator Peggy Vanssens clerk Leon Crockett treasurer. Mrs Lawrence McCray and Mrs Louis Ball served the supper arranged by Miss Virginia After Advisor Mrs William Gumbleton. Future plans include a trip to visit the North East Fellowship on November 26.

Presbyterian Group First Presbyterian Church Willard Dyckes Ruth Ann Galbreath Peggy Vanssens Leon Crockett Tress-Urer Lawrence McCray Louis Ball Virginia William Gumbleton North East

Bazaar chairmen appeal for help at YMCA event

Mrs. C. 4. Hillstrom and Mrs. George Hagger, cochairmen for the annual YMCA auxiliary Christmas Bazaar, urge volunteers to help arrange tables and set up booths. Work begins tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock in the all-purpose room. the bazaar runs Wednesday from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Hillstrom George Hagger YMCA Othe

Beaver Banter Beav er Banter and a busy fall season begins

Beavers engage in winter sports activities and start practice across wrestling swimming and basketball. A November 4 field trip to Penn State includes campus and agricultural buildings tours. A November 7 mock election uses ballot system. Veteran's Day assembly November 10 honors veterans. Four juniors bid for American Abroad program with Don Wharton and John Ortner sharing summer abroad experience. Projection Club presents Operation Madball in the auditorium on November 8.

Beavers Mex Bennink Corty Warren Penn State University Beaverette Club F. Lowe Edwards United States Dick Andregg Kaylene * Bailey Dick Parver Marian Felton Don Wharton John Ortner William Cochran

Smiths To Observe Silver Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Merritt G Smith of Bear Lake will be honored at an open house from 2 to 6 pm Sunday November 19 at their home in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary Relatives and friends are invited to attend The affair is given by their children Lynn Larry and Manette Smith Mr and Mrs Randy Smith and Mr and Mrs David Lindquist

Merritt G. Smith Bear Lake Lynn Larry Manette Smith Randy Smith David Lindquist

Dean PTA Plans Talk on Social Adjustment of Children

Members of the Dean PTA in Columbus will hear a program tomorrow evening at eight o'clock at the Dean School. Mrs Harold Jordan Warren County senior probation officer for women and girls will speak on the subject Social Adjustment of Children. A discussion will follow and refreshments will be served.

PTA Columbus Dean School Harold Jordan Warren County

Mary Martha Class Notes Meeting Change

The Mary Martha class of the Presbyterian Sunday School changes venue for its meeting. It will be hosted at the home of Mrs. Oz, 8 PM, replacing the previously announced site of Mrs. Clarence Wallace.

Mary Martha Gals Swuers Gee Presbyterian Sunday School Clarence Wallace

Shupe to Speak at Harding PTA on School Supervision

Thomas R. Brupe superintendent of Corry Area Schools will be guest speaker at the Harding School PTA program tomorrow evening. His subject is School Supervision with a question is answer period to follow. Meeting starts at 7 30 and fathers are especially invited to attend.

Thomas R. Shupe Harding Pta Thomas R. Brupe Corry Area Harding School PTA

Fall Festival Winners at Couelway School

The annual Fall Festival at Couelway School on Saturday reported a successful event with a list of door prize winners including Kaliay Kelly, Karen Proctor, William Orta orig Butley, Katherine Pless, Mark Webb, Carl Gruner, Wil Tig Gruber, Lynn McCray, and others. Adult prize recipients were Mrs Britt Lumtelle, Mrs Marla Weiss, Mrs Lawrence McCray, and Mrs Frank Baressl.

Couelway School Vais Vhhildren Kaliay Kelly Karen Proctor Williaan Orta Orig Butley Katherine Pless Mark Webb Carl Gruner Wiltig Gruber Lynn McCray Eislip Stutasnan Britt Lumtelle Marla Weiss Lawrence McCray Frank Baressl

Baptist Fellowship Meets With Shambaughs

Baptist Fellowship gathered at the Shambaugh home on East Frederick Street Friday evening. Mrs. Ann Fenton led scripture, Mrs. Joseph Dorschel offered a prayer, and Mrs. Joseph Hudson presented the lesson titled Peace of God. President Murray Raymond conducted the business session as hosts served dessert.

Ine Baptist Fast Baptist Church Melvin Shambaugh East Frederick Street Ann Fenton Josephi Dorschel Joseph Hudson Murray Raymond Lillian. Poulter Lloyd Sherlock

Erie Philharmonic Slates Two Concerts At Memorial Auditorium

The Erie Philharmonic schedules two concerts tomorrow and Wednesday evening at Memorial Auditorium. Cellist Maurice Eisenberg, soloist in Haydn Cello Concerto in D Major, and principal violinist Autumn Almhagen, featured in Bach Suite No 2, headline a full two hour program of the orchestra.

The Philharmonic

Mrs Kurelowech Feted At Shower

Mrs Kurelowech honored at a social shower hosted at Mrs Willan Kuvelowee’s home. Attendees included Mrs Albert Cur, Mrs Nicholas Savko, Mrs Cyril Ghuvini, Mrs Frank Genin, and others. A decorated cake and refreshments completed the festive event.

Mrs. Kurelowech Mary Eqibh Lacy Willan Kuvelowee Mary Luyice Kurclavech

Mrs Crosscut Hosts Wheelock Aid Meeting

Mrs Crosscut hosted Wheelock Aid, with ten members attending at her home. Mary James Marrs read from Sir Matthew, led prayers, and a devotional on Thanksgiving. Needlework Guild discussed, Flower Show invites for November 16 at Pitts Church announced. Next meeting set for November 30 at 8 oclock at My Revert Anthony home.

Leland Mary James Marrs Sir Matthew Kennet Loveland Jacest Pitschurch Grosyel Wherlock Marrs Oirlock Anthony Gasunucond Crossout

Bishop Predicts Church Endures Beyond Reds2030

Luther an Bishop Otto Dibelus of Germany told SMU students the world will forget communism in a century but the living church will endure. He spoke during an honorary degree ceremony at Southern Methodist University. Charity balls slated New York 120 charity balls planned for 1961 2 season triple the count from five years ago. Most events raise funds for charities preventing and alleviating physical and mental ailments.

Dallas Tex Otto Dibelus Germany Southern Methodist University New York New York City

Beaver Falls Eager Lady Mayor Election Race

Beaver Falls voters head to the polls as Mrs Eyitot Baye Javens, a Republican newcomer, vies to unseat incumbent Wuksa, a Democrat. Javens campaigned door to door, pledged full implementation of her promises, including better sewage facilities and street improvements, after winning the April Republican nomination. She noted a $1,209 yearly post and outlined campaign plans across the town.

Beaver Falls Paial Eyitot Baye Javens Seaver Malls Dewey Onia Wana Inmyon Duyens Ipsel Join Wuksa Uy Lust Tuesay Viset Deliberats Javent

Beaver Falls Politics Scribbles and Rumors Amid Local Talks

Fragmented text shows local Beaver Falls discussion on council party balance and upcoming public work plans. References to Democrats and Republicans appear with names like Mrs Davens and Wes, hinting at elections and civic duties while noting unclear details and garbled phrases about probes and service roles.

Dows Ares Ely Duyens Beaver Falls Davens Willan Wes Jiel Homer Saad

Hairdrier Mixup Causes Death Of Hairdresser

A hairdressing accident involving a misused hairdryer leads to the death of a stylist. Investigators examine faulty device handling and possible failure to follow safety standards. The incident raises questions about equipment testing and adherence to British standards in salons.

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