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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1959
Page
5
Wright PTA Focuses On Geography And Citizenship
The Wright School PTA discussed world citizenship education at last evening's meeting led by president Porter Auer. Members approved funding for a TB bond and continued support for the Cul Scout Pack while planning a Christmas treat and handcraft scrap materials drive for special education classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Pta
Wright School Parent- Teacher Association
Porter Auer
William C. Seltz
Ann Baresi
Cul Scout Pack
Arthur Cohen
William Rodemeyer
Glenn Middleton
EUB Classes Hear Speakers On Missions
Evangelical United Brethren Church Ambassadors Class met 45 members in the church basement for a social dinner at 6 30 hosted by Mr and Mrs Everett Kasten. Mrs Shoteberger shared color slides from African missions and plans for a Christmas party were set for December 1 at the Kettl home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Kasten
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lyle Chase
Samuel Shotzberger
Mt. Gretna
H. Ray Harris
Rehoboth
Baptist Ladies Meet With Mrs Peiffer in November Gathering
The Baptist Ladies Fellowship met at Mrs Foresl Peiffer's Fifth Avenue home with 20 members present. Mrs DeBoer led opening prayers, Miss Princes Stone of Philadelphia sent greetings, and Bible study from John was led by Mrs Mary Raymond. The group sang, prayed, and a salad course with nuts and coffee was served before adjourning to meet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McTntyre
Theorld
Chideen
Danny Kaye
Richard Blount
Thomas Rothrock
Gear Hager
Everett
Bynce Thomas
Robert DeBoer
Baptist
Fores
DeBoer
Richard Miller
A Lester
John
Maay Raymond
Thanrs
Rex Voet
Testi Lamburt
Eva Kepler
New Officers Conduct Plank Road Meeting
New officers led a Plank Road Club meeting at the home of Walter Casler on December 2. Roll call noted attendees. plans were set for a December 1 program at Ginnie's Calpiello with committee members Lawrence Miller Walter Hill and James Kolstee arranging the event. Hostess served refreshments as 18 members and nine children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cea Oinier
The
Plank Road Clik
Walter Casler
RE. D
Laie Raymond Alfi
Lawrence Miller
Walter Hill
James Kolstee
Xi Beta Phi Discusses Life Experiences Evening Meeting
The Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday at Mrs Alfred J Morrison's East Main Street home with President Mrs Robert Holdy presiding. Members voted to purchase bond plans and planned a November social at the Curtis home. A group discussion on life experiences led by Mrs Eddy and Miss Julia Piccard, followed by dessert and later lunch hosted by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sjema Phi Sororty
Alfred J. Morrison
East Main Street
Robert Holdy
Charee
Bath
Robert Curtis
Eddy
Julia Piccard
Mary Mary Martha Class Holds Monthly Presbyterian Meeting
The Mary-Martha Class of First Presbyterian Church met at the West Pleasant Street home of Mrs. Clarence Wallace with 1 member present. Alma DeHaven led devotions on Thanksgiving. Douglas Rozelle Sr. presided over a short business session and entertainment followed by refreshments. The next meeting will be in December at Mrs. Robert A. Olt Sr. residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Harold Carlson
Allen May
John Hansen
Pleasant Street
Vernon Welch
First Presbyterian Church
West Pleasant Street
Clarence Wallace
Alma DeHaven
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Ross Fehlmat
Ralph Vanderhoff
John Sheehan
Glenn Steadman
Robert A, Olt Sr
Whight Street
Monthly Master Point Winners at Corry Bridge Association
Five tables of Howell movement produced an average score of 54 at VEW Post home last evening. First place went to Mrs Dorothy Sheplow and James West, both of Erie, with 67 points. Ted Majeroni of Erie and Dr Robert Terao of Warren were second with 63 points. their recent Buford regional win earned Majeroni life master status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Wertwe
Adsussiol
Corry Bridge Association
VEW Post
Howell
Dorothy Sheplow
James West
Erie
Ted Majeroni
Robert Terao
Warren
Israel
David Cropp
Colletta Dressler
Mead- Wille
Howard Ross
Harold Gilbert Thore
Dorcas Class Christmas Donation Drive At First Methodist Church
Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church held a December gathering at Mrs. Rh. Bamies north center street with 18 teachers attending. Devotions were led by Mes Ale Andnns citing Acts chapter 8 and several verses. discussion followed on donating to the Edw Thirst Home in Georgia for Christmas. Members were asked to send contributions to Mrs KS Duruty by December 1. Hostesses Mrs Jouer Bruner Mrs Justin Bilt eos and Mrs Rew Warner served a course. The event planned a Christmas program at the church in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Rh. G Bamies
North Center Street
Georsi
Chestinas
KS. Duruty
Jouer Bruner
Justin Bilteos
Rew Warner
Elureh
Oil City Electors Seek Recount Of Narrow Win
Three Seventh Ward electors petitioned Verangs County court to reopen two ward precincts for a recount alleging fraud or error. The petition names T. J. Perrine Joan E Bodner and Ruth Bodner with a cash bond of 100 dollars. Officials show John E Macintosh defeating Morris Goldstein by two votes 120 to 110 in each precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Oi City
Verangs County
T. J. Perrine
Joan E. Bodner
Ruth Bodner
Hindeason
John E. Macintosh
Bent
Morris Goldstein
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Arthur Cochran in Home Evening
Birthday Club members gathered Tuesday at East Frederick Street home to honor Mrs Arthur Cochran with a gift. Visiting entertainment plus salad and dessert capped the evening. Next gathering on December 10 plans dinner then Christmas party at Mrs Clarence Wallace’s West Pleasant Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cochran
Hiwes
Lonw Merker
East Frederick Street
West Pleasant
Rome
Clarence Wallace
U.S
Mead Park Sees Big Summer Use And Improvements
About 70 000 people visited Mead Park over the summer with skaters using the pond 44 days and roughly 6 600 total rink users. Reservations matched nonresidents, two large picnics filled all tables, and a children’s fishing program ran April 15 to September. The playground hosted 1 200 in June to August, tennis ran May 1 to October 15, and 98 renewals were already filed for next year. Nichols Lodge received exterior painting and new restrooms, grounds improvements were made, roads gravelled, wood stockpiled, and the pond stocked twice by state and once by federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mead Park
Apri
Lonj
Nichols Lodge
Fedor
Election of Directors and Park Development Notes
The article records the annual meeting and election of directors with re-elected members Walter Sweet Estella Wells Walter Windahl Howard McMulin Jr and Hazel Merker and new directors Albert Young Sr Byron Nichols and Joseph Hand. It notes park work including erecting a wail painting tables and cement foundations and a summer acquisition of ducks while six turtles were destroyed. Norman Edinger Nor man Edinger named president Al Vanesens vice president Miss Merker secretary Roy Reed treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehnwy Dane
Walter Sweet
Estella Wells
Walter Windahl
Howard McMulin Jr
Hazel Merker
Albert Young Sr
Byron Nichols
Joseph Hand
Carlton Smith
Howard Lee
Fire damages storage building at Canonsburg plant
A $40,000 fire damaged the Threeho Wite storage building at the Porbes Steel Corp. plant in Canonsburg. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
Threeho Wite
Porbes Steel Corp
Edsel Discontinued By Ford Amid Compact Car Battle
Ford announced immediate discontinuation of the Edsel after disappointing sales. Introduced two years ago, about 100,000 were sold. production in 1960 around 2,800 cars, with over 30,000 in 1959. Edsel assembled in Louisville, Ky, with the Mercury Edsel Lincoln division becoming Lincoln Mercury. The note ends by recalling New York City’s first elevated railroad in 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
Louisville
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