Christmas Gathering Highlights at Women of the Moose
Senior Regent Mrs. Charles Henry presided over a 36 member session. A charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Sarah Zatneck who died November 3. Donations urged for Christmas baskets to aid needy families. December 7 set for annual Christmas dinner at the Moose home with a gift exchange and reservations via Mrs. Farrington or Mrs. Mason. Proceeds to Mooseheart and Moosehaven. Meeting adjourned to December 4 with social service chapter in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry
Women of the Moose
Sarah Zatneck
Zalyneck
Corry
Howard Johnson
Social Service
Moose
Moose Home
Corry Grange
Clarence Farrington
Jessie Mason
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Dorothy Moore
Grace Hunter
Clymer
Harold Skinner
Cor- Ty
College of Regents
Salamanca
Social Service Chapter
WRC Conducts Regular Session at Grange Hall
The WRC met in the Grange Hall with 23 members present. Mrs. Westley Willis chaired the afternoon session, Bertha Darwin was initiated, and awards and a program of Halloween and Thanksgiving poems were presented by Mrs. Ralph Gates and others. A mystery package and quilt were given to a fire victim family. Next meeting December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Womens Sevel Corps
Grange Hall
Opal Pier
Westley Willis
Bertha Darwin
George Hurlbert
Ralph Gates
Charles Newman
Florence Bates
Grandpa
Henry Hill Sr
Horace Hankin
Nest Bustikofer
Eva Dundon
John Babcock
Manley Robbins Sr
Manley Robbins Jr
Martha Davis
Leon Wynn
Hankins
Farewell Party Honoring Miss Carol Leone
Miss Carol Leone farewelled by 30 guests at her Mead avenue home as she plans to move with her family to Cincinnati Ohio. Mary Kinch and Mary McChesney hosted the gathering with games dancing and refreshments of cake cookies potato chips sandwiches and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kinch
Mary McChesney
Carol Leone
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mead Avenue
Miss Leone
College Staff Member To Speak At PTA
The Corry Area Junior and Senior High School PTA session in the music room announced Dr. Herman Offner of Edinboro State Teachers College will speak on All About Colleges and Your Future Is What You Make It. A Q&A will follow.
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PTA
Corry Area
Paul Stroup
Russell Clark
Walter Deutschlander
Robert L. McCray
Herman Offner
Edinboro State Teachers College
Corry Area High School
Offner
Mrs. C. Crowell Leads Spencer Ladies Aid Session
Fourteen members and four guests met at Mrs. J. Gerald Milley’s home for the Spencer Ladies Aid regular session. Plans were made for a Christmas party, gift exchange, and gifts for Quincy Orphanage. Money was to be sent for Rev. Norman Warner’s church Christmas treat in Stoney Port Kentucky. The overseas orphan program will continue next year. The session closed with the Lord’s Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gerald Milley
R. D
Spencer Ladies Aid
Wic
Carroll Crowell
Quincy
Norman Warner
Stoney Port
Birth Announcement for Acson Volk at Carry Memorial
Acson Volk was born to My and Mrs. Ronald Volk at Carry Memorial Hospital late last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acson
Ronald Volk
Carry Memorial Hospital
Wheelock Aid Meets to View Color Slides
The Wheelock Aid group met at Mrs. Wallace Mick's home with Mrs. Frank Harvey as cohostess. Mrs. Jan Howard presided as president, readings were given, reports heard, slides from Brussels World Fair and Azores shown, and refreshments served to 12 members and three guests. The next meeting is slated for December 4 at Mrs. Kenneth Harvey's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
Wallace Mick
North Center Street
Frank Harvey
Jan Howard
Harvey
Leon van Tassel
Williams
Charles Kennedy
Harold Dougherty
Wattsburg
Donald Bensink
Air Force
Brussels
Azor Islands
Roy Jones
Arthur Pledger
Bensink
Kenneth Harvey
R.D. 4
David Bensink
Mrs W Johnson Hosts CGG Club Bridge Evening
Mrs W Johnson hosted the CGG Clay group at East Irving Street. Two tables of bridge were in play with prizes to Mrs Milton Van Dresar Mrs Donald Nantes Mrs Alfred M Morrison and a special prize to Mrs James Sullivan. Dessert luncheon served. next session planned at Mrs Harold Cragg’s West Smith Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGG
William Johnson
East Irving Street
Milton van Dresar
Donald Nantes
Alfred M. Morrison
James Sullivan
Harold Cragg
West Smith
Chris Grabowski 3 Honored At Birthday Party
Chris Grabowski aged three, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Grabowski of Marion Street, was feted yesterday afternoon by his mother with help from Mrs Rexford Nichols and Mrs Arthur Marlow. Nineteen friends and seven mothers attended. Prizes went to Robin Fenno Charlene McCray Douglas Marlow Jerry Van Guilder and Linda Catallu. Refreshments included soft drinks potato chips cupcakes ice cream and chocolate milk. Pink and green decorations adorned the basement room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligue
Chris Grgoowski
Raymond Grabowski
Marion Street
Rexford Nichols
Arthur Marlow
Robin Fenno
Charlene McCray
Douglas Marlow
Jerry van Guilder
Linda Catallu
Area Ladies Group Elects New Officers
Circle No 2 of the Young Ladies Mission Band of Clymer met with 28 members in the church parlor. Mrs Norman Hogenboom called the meeting to order. Devotions honored Thanksgiving. Officers elected: Gravink president Hinsdale first vice president Terroney second vice president Duevik secretary Cordia treasurer Legters program chair. A 96 Thanksgiving offering and a food shower for Jamestown Rescue Mission were reported. November social committee served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Mission Band of
Clymer
Norman Hogenboom
Mildred Wiggers
Helen Duevik
Domestic Mission Board
Denver
Colo
B. J. Hoffman
Silkirk
Neva Hogenboom
Gertrude Gravink
June Hinsdale
Bernice Terroney
Luella Cordia
Blanche Legters
Jamestown
Brownie Troop Formed at Harding School
A Brownie troop for first through third graders was organized at Harding School led by Mrs Manley Robbing Jr with assistance from Mrs Newell Beckwith Miss Mary Ellen Robbing and Miss Margorie Beckwith. The group learned the Brownie Promise and Smile Song and planned future meetings each Thursday from 4 to 5 pm with cookies served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afoud
Harding School
Browne
Manley Robbing Jr
Newell Beckwith
Mary Ellen Robbing
Margorie Beckwith
Manley
Church Guild Plans For Coming Events
The Sir Elizabeth's Guild held a Wednesday meeting at Miss Julia Zepka's home. Rev. Cyril Krone led prayer and plans were made for a December 17 Christmas party at Tank and Verne's in Columbus and a St. Patrick's Day card party at the Moose Home on East Washington Street. Refreshments were cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir. Elizabeth’s Guild
Julia Zepka
Stundy Avenue
Cyril Krone
Pliny
Tank and Verne
Columbus
Moose Home
East Washington Street
Krona
Clymer WSCS Reviews United Nations Topics
The Clymer Methodist Church Women’s Society for Christian Service met yesterday at 2 PM with 17 members. Velma Simmelini presided, Devotions led by Mrs. Garret Querreveld, program on the United Nations given by Mrs. Laurence Goring, and refreshments arranged by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Womans Society
Christian Service
Clymer Methodist Church
Yesterda
Velma Simmelini
Garret Querreveld
Laurence Goring
United Nations
Ralph Pitt
Sarah Gifford
Clarence Spitzer
Ethel Wallace
Clymer PTA Set Monday Meeting At School
The Clymer Central School PTA plans its November gathering Monday evening at the regular school venue. Miss Bonnie Wallace, ambassador to Belgium, will speak and show slides, with refreshments provided by the eighth grade mothers.
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newarent-Teacher Association of
the Clymer Central School
Nazarene Foreign Mission
Sor
Bonnie Wallace
Ciety
Belgium
Gary Dingfelder
Paul Bowlby
Bowlby
Frank Lite
Ted
Louis Hebers
Willis Minnick
Mr Bailey
M. Bailey
Syria
Louis Hebets
Sonja Hebets
Linda Minnick
Scott Bailey
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Marlene Roth
Miss Marlene Roth was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Howard Rohde of RD Corry. Seventeen guests attended a Tuesday evening event at the host’s home with aqua and white decor and games. Roth plans to wed Richard Sorenson on November 28 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. H Roy Harris officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Log ‘Troyer
Une Fon City
Howard Rohde
Corry
Marlene Roth
Miss Roth
Richard Sorenson Wriday
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. Roy Haris
Hilltop Club Elects Officers For Evening Year
Hilltop Club held a Harvest dinner at Nichols and Glavis Restaurant with ten members attending. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs. Lawrence Anderson president, Mrs. Dorritt Maloney vice president, Mrs. Sidney Smith secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Ronald Triscuit reporter, and Mrs. Oscar Linestrom flower committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club
Nichols and Glavis
B. Larson
R. D
Lawrence Anderson
Dorritt Maloney
Sidney Smith
Ronald Triscuit
Oscar Linestrom
Larsall
Maloney
Nab Boy 13 In Robbery Spree Across Town
Police say two Rochester Pa boys, both 13, conducted a string of seven burglaries since November 3. One was captured at a Brackenridge service station with $68. the other fled, carrying $104, and is under broad search. The spree began in Rochester and included Harrison Township and Conway by freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge
Rochester
Harrison Township
Conway
Private School Plan Assailed
Chris Finkbeiner, a former meat packer turned politician, predicts the Little Rock private school plan will fail and worsen the city’s education crisis. He warns that a fourth of white high school students attend private schools and tensions could escalate.
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Miami
Fla.api
Little Rock
Chris &. Pinkbeiner
Orval E. Faubis
Arkansas
Finkbeiner
Pinkbeller
National Independent Meat Packers Assit
Police Seek Identity After Train Victim Found in Albion Yards
A male Black man, 30s to 40, about 5 11 and 160 to 170 pounds, wearing blue dungarees and a black leather jacket, was found dead in Albion yards. The gondola car linked to Osgood Pa and Shenango Mercer County may place the incident on the 18th. A note reading Clausen and Lawrence Construction Co Put to work Sam Bensonx was found in his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albently
State Folloe
Bessemer and Cake Erie
Albion
Osgood
Shenango
Mercer County
Albion Yards
Clausen and Lawrence
Sam Benson
New High For 1959 Economy Forecasts Rise Next Year
Government economists report the July to September quarter showed a slower recovery than expected as GNP rose to an annual rate of 439 billion dollars, a billion below prior estimates. Despite the shortfall, the third quarter marked a 10 billion dollar gain from the second quarter and 13 billion above the 1958 recession low, signaling a future peak despite current lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
GNP
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New York
Corry-Jamestown Mr. Corp
George Orcutt
East Frederick Street
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Princeton University
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Leo Heberlein
Maple Avenue
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Pamela
Random Road
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John East
Charles Gilbert
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
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Kofod
W. L. Holton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
Carol Ann le Terrance Penoyer
Harold Penoyer
Spartansburg
Holton
Corryites
Warren High School
Spartansburg High School
WRC
Prin Wane
C. Crowell
Mrs. W. Johnson
Turkey
America
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Phone Corry
Chris Grabowski
Brownie
Bagun
Clymer Wscs
NFMS
Clymer Pta
Miss Marlene Roth
Lofties
London
Brank Usher
Barral
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
NORGE
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Hotpoint
Roberts Furniture
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