Community News Highlights From Corry Area
Birdie Tells Us reports Club 39 harvest supper with seven attendees at Mrs. John Grace's home in West Smith Street. Guests include Mavis Nichols, Jean Long, Margaret Mitchell, Janice Mitchell, Thelma Rininger, Helena Adams, and Verna Hess of Corry. Next meeting December 1 at Mrs. Hess home on Raymond Avenue. Thanksgiving guests include the Eaton family from Coshocton Ohio and Bedford County. They plan to return home tonight. The November meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Evangelical United Methodist Church with 14 members. President Mrs. Sorenson led devotions by Mrs. Stevenson. Cards requested for Doris Hansen of Marlow Oklahoma. Memorial programs honored Loretta Belden and Ken Spicer. Edith Adams reviewed Josiah Willard’s life. Christmas party planned at Sorenson's in December. The Munns hosted Christy and Corky while their mother was hospitalized in Massillon. Wendy Sue was born Tuesday. The Corry Choral Society hosts its third annual pops concert tomorrow at 8 pm at Corry Area High School. Lois McBryde and the Dirk Bulling Trio of Erie featured. admission $1. Concerned Home Wheres Association met at the Munns' home. Charles Hurta won a cash prize from a fall project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club 39
John
Arlene) Grace
West Smith Street
Mavis Nichols
Francis
Jean) Long
Wattsburg
Dean
Margaret) Mitchell
Charles
Janice) Mitchell
Thelma Rininger
Allen
Helena) Adams
Woodrow
Verna) Hess
Corry
Hess
Raymond Avenue
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Evangelical United Methodist Church
T.R. Sorenson
Adeline Stevenson
Doris Hansen
Marlow
Okla
Anna Babcock
Loretta Belden
Ken Spicer
Edith Adams
Josiah Willard
Frahees Willard
Sorenson
Polly) Munn Sr
Christine Marie
Christy) Munn
Corky) Munn III
Patricia) Munn Jr
Magnolia
Ohio
Doctor's Hospital
Massillon
Wendy Sue
Corry Choral Society
Corry Area High School
Corry Fine Arts Committee
Lois McBryde
Dirk Bulling
Erie
Auxiliary Honors Mrs J Williams and Club Officers Named
The Columbus Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary held a farewell dinner for President Mrs James Cheryl Williams as she plans to move to Erie. Officers for the coming year were elected: Donna Stockton president Mary Curtis vice president Mary Dubrosky secretary and Taree Little treasurer. The group also announced Christmas party plans and noted a successful card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Corry Motor Inn
James
Cheryl) Williams
Erie
John
Donna) Stockton
David
Mary) Curtis
Samuel
Mary) Dubrosky
Taree Little
Firehall
Columbus
Floral Program At Columbus School
The Columbus Elementary School PTA held its November meeting with Robert Benson presiding. Mrs. Albert Wawrejko led devotions on Thanksgiving and the flag salute, while Mrs. Albert Staffan directed group singing. A ways and means report praised October’s smorgasbord. Edice Perschke and Gene Haupin demonstrated Christmas decor and centerpieces. Door prizes went to Mrs. Wawrejko, Mary Kuzma, and Mr. Benson. Room count awards went to Mrs. Linski’s afternoon kindergarten and Mrs. Bensink’s third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Elementary School
PTA
Robert Benson
Albert Wawrejko
Albert Staffan
Ways and Means Committee
Edice Perschke
Gene Haupin
Warren
Wawrejko
Mary Kuzma
Benson
Crowell
Linski
Bensink
Hose Company Ball Sponsors Thanksgiving Eve Event
The 87th annual Stanford Hose Company Thanksgiving Eve Ball drew hundreds to the Moose Lodge on Wednesday evening with Ted Armen and his Band of Wire providing music. Prize winners included Clancy Walsh of R.D. 3 Corry, Kenneth Thomas of 30 West High Street Union City, and Mrs. Joseph Marty Slike. Members of the Corry Grange met Monday at the Grange Hall with John Decker presiding as master and memory of Harold Howard honored during the charter draping. The program featured a literary hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Moose Lodge
Ted
Armen
Wire
Clancy Walsh
R.D. 3
Corry
Kenneth Thomas
West High Street
Union City
Joseph
Marty) Slike
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Park Street
John Decker
Harold Howard
Nixon Enjoys Quiet Thanksgiving at Camp David
President Nixon spends a secluded holiday weekend at his Maryland retreat with family and trusted friends. The group shares a traditional turkey dinner and multiple readings and songs, while a pumpkin seed contest celebrates Leonard Swanson. A new daughter Wendy Sue was born to Charles Munn Jr. and Patricia Dietrich in Ohio, with local relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp David
Nixon
Maryland
Charles G
Bebe" Rebozo
Florida
Oval
White House
Rebozo
Tricia
Edward Cox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birdie
William S
Jean) Eaton
East South Street
Zens
Gloria) Bean
Stephanie Kay
Amy Ellen
Christopher
Bedford County
William G
Judy) Eaton
Melissa Anna
Danielle
Coshocton
Concerned Home@whers Association
Polly) Munn
Airport Road
Charles Hurta
Seseky
Jayne L, Dolan
Hugh A. O’hare
J. Williams
Leo H. Dolan
East Irving Street
Jayne L. Dolan
Hugh A. O'Hare
Louisville
Hugh O'Hare
East Smith Street
Miss Dolan
Edinboro State College
Edinboro
Conelway School
O'Hare
United States Navy
University of Louisville
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
YMCA
Robert Davidson
Richard Muckinhaupt
Paul Stroup
Veo Lindsey
John Pierce
Lloyd Stowe
Florence McCray
Olaf Oman
Oman
Corry Bridge Association
Motor Inn
Cadillac
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Senter
California
Pascal Celery
Yukon Club
Weo
W. Smith Street Plaza
Ane Parker Pfeffernusse
4&P
Thomas Maloney
Charles Lathrop
James Weston
Chael
Hose Company
Grange
Leonard Swanson
Walter Rhodes
Arthur McChesney
Velma Long
Leo Gates
Erie County
Seventh Degree Club
Overleaf Grange
North East
Jack Brigham
Mead Avenue
Sherwood Scott
George Patterson
John Maloney
George Gilbert
Beverly Barton
Punky Messina
David Nichols
John Krasa
Thomas Lathrop
Judy
Charles Weston
Ruth
James Maloney
Phyllis
Charles Munn Jr
Munn
Patricia Dietrich
Mill, Village
Charles Munn Sr
Airport
Virgil E. Maybray
First United Methodist Church
Mr. Maybray
Irwin
Pennsylvania
Grace Church
Oil City
Dubois
Sharpsville
RCA
Quality
Malic Fine “Uning
Meerhoff’s Inc
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
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