Niemeyers Visit From Baltimore for Holiday at Kinleys
Mr and Mrs Paul Niemeyer and children Jonathan aged 4 and Peter seven months arrived from Baltimore for a holiday visit with Susan Kinley and family at 524 North Center Street. They return home Sunday. Ray Welden hospitalized after major surgery at Hamot Medical Center Erie requests cards. Janet Lynn Krasa christened at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Silver Creek with Rev Everett F Wright officiating. Guests included Marrs and Krasa families and other relatives. A tour of Penn Shore Winery and a YMCA Newcomers Club dinner at South Shore Inn North East followed. Winners named in the club’s November money-raising turkey project: first prize 21-pound turkey to Mrs Donald Buell. second and third prizes 10-pound turkeys to William C Riley and Tom Amoroso. Rotary Club hosted Thanksgiving dinner at Venture Inn with plans and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Susan) Niemeyer
Jonathan
Peter
Baltimore
Susan
J. Fred
Alma) Kinley
North Center Street
Niemeyers
Ray Welden
Gould Street
Ray
Hamot Medical Center
Erie
Janet Lynn Krasa
James
Linda) Krasa
Christine
Sandra
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Silver Creek
N.Y
Everett F. Wright
Eugene
Ana) Marrs
John
Thelma) K
Penn Shore
North East
Ymca Newcomers Club
South Shore Inn
Donald
Shirley) Buell
William C. Riley
Tom Amoroso
Frank
Margaret) Wetherhold
Engaged: Joan Scheiner to Wed Lt Richard Sullivan
Miss Joan Marie Scheiner of Denver will marry Lt. Richard Sullivan of Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock Texas in a December 30 ceremony at St Edna's Church Arlington Heights Illinois. The couple will reside in Texas after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Scheiner
Richard Sullivan
James Scheiner
Wright Street
Joan Marie Scheiner
Denver
Colo
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Texas
D.J. Sullivan
Arlington Heights
Miss Scheiner
Newman High School
Wausau
Wis
Franklin Hospital
United Airlines
University of Colorado Medical Center
St. Sullivan
Everest High School
Schofield
Air Force Academy
St. Edna's Roman Catholic Church
Brawn Michael earns two standing ovations at Corry Area HS
Corry Area High School's junior senior musical Brawn Michael closed its second performance with two standing ovations. Cast speaker Mark McHale credited director Max Bennink, the band, and Ronald Rairie with directing. Art teacher Mary Downey aided scenery and lighting. The show involved over 60 cast members and 70 behind the scenes workers. Proceeds fund the junior class activity fund for the spring prom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Michael
Mark McHale
Ronald Rairie
Mary Downey
Max Bennink
KEY 73 Steering Committee Meets in Corry Area
A KEY 73 Steering Committee meeting was held Tuesday at the YMCA with twenty five attendees from thirteen churches and organizations. Rev. Patrick Maier led a devotional, Rev. Reed Hurst showed a KEY 73 filmstrip, then attendees formed three discussion groups to share suggestions for next year. Officers elected: Rev. C. Ronald Stafford co chairman, Sherry Owens secretary, Embert Earle treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Klingensmith
Cobb's Corners Community Church
Donald Nofziger
Terry Hershberger
Willard Hershberger
Beaverdam Mennonite
Robert Higgins
Wayne Valley United Methodist
H.K. Leishman
Corry
Salvation Army
Corry Area
YMCA
Patrick Maier
Reed Hurst
C. Ronald Stafford
Cochairman
Bridge Scores Highlight Tuesday Session at YMCA
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed a four and one half table Howell Session at the YMCA. Winners included Mrs. Arthur Hansen and Mrs. Martin Pflisgraff with 2 and m tally. Mrs. Walter Casler and Mrs. Veo Lindsey with 304. and other pair scores. The club urged members to bring new or former members next week and reservations can be made with Mrs. John Pierce. A special Corry Bridge Association rating point open pair game was announced for 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday at the Corry Motor Inn, with reservations also via Mrs. Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
YMCA
Arthur Hansen
Union City
Martin Pflisgraff
Walter Casler
Veo Lindsey
Percy Corbin
T.H. Treat
W.E. Dodds
James Lundy
John Pierce
East Frederick Street
Corry Bridge Association
Corry Motor Inn
Pierce
Bridal Tea Fetes Miss Lyn Webster
A bridal tea honored Miss Lyn Webster as she prepares to wed Carmen Piccirillo this Saturday. Fall colors theme decorated the event with Mrs. Ross Bailey and Mrs. Charles Webster hosting, aided by Miss Kathie Johnson. The bride-to-be received many gifts. Schweitzer Medalist Washington Russell E. Train, chair of the President's Council on Environmental Quality, won the Albert Schweitzer Medal from the Animal Welfare Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn Webster
Carmen Piccirillo
Miss Webster
Ross Bailey
Charles Webster
David Johnson
Kathie Johnson
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans Christmas sale
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met to organize a holiday fruit cake sale with cakes available at multiple local outlets and through members. A Christmas afghan raffle on December 4 with 50 cent tickets. party dinner and gift exchange. public Sno Ball at Elks Lodge December 23. fund drive for a children's ward playpen. New members Joan Ireland and Delores Gibbs were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Davis Insurance
Eastman
Baron
H and H Dry Cleaners
Karen's
Reed Shop
Barrett's
Marge
Donald
Betty) Reed
Conrad
Pat) Monroe
Joan Ireland
Delores Gibbs
The
Elks Lodge
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Bertha McMichael
Terry McQuiston
Don McHale
Grace Lincoln
Cathyine Young
Robin Moyer
Mark Baker
Bob Bishop
Bob Wet
Chris Levien
Gary Xander
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Kim Potocki
Rick Whaley
McMichael
Birdie
Rotary Club
Venture Inn
Raymond Wiggers
Jack Stahl
J. Donald Watson
Old Gentleman Gay
Annie Douglas Green Robinson
Sherry Owens
Embert Earle
James Karp
William Willis
David Menchhofer
Gladys Stroup
Harold Curtis
Columbus
Sheridan Baker
Robert Scott
Linda Anderson
John Chapman
Lottsville
Specialwe
Som
North Center St
Beersheba
Israel
Negev Desert
Loblaws
Suecamarkers
WPA
ULI Ccuittl AG
God
Y Areca
Elizabeth, Velna
Helen,Gerty, Roy and
Aggie
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