Retirement Dinner Honors Charles Jackman at Corry Inn
Charles W Jackman retired November 1 after 23 years with Pennsylvania Gas Company. A dinner at the Corry Motor Inn featured invocation by Charles W McCray a toast by James Brutcher remarks by Warren Reiff and Leroy Hoyt and gifts plus a poetic tribute. The Instigators barbershop quartet entertained local and Warren guests with photos later presented to the honoree.
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Corry Motor Inn
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Charles W. Jackman
Charles W. McCray
James Brutcher
Warren Reiff
Leroy Hoyt
Jackman
Guy Davis
John Bulard
James Butcher
Daniel Richards
Jon Miller
Charles Palmer
Thomas Jackman
Glenn Rapp
John Montgomery
Erie
Clyde Hottel
Kane
Paul Mahan
Dave Reynolds
William Crozier
Steve Cruickshank
Warren
Stanford Hose Company Ball Draws Hundreds at Elks Lodge
The 86th annual Stanford Hose Company Thanksgiving Eve Ball at the Elks Lodge drew about 325 attendees. Teddy Armen's Band from Erie provided music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Photos show Fire Chief Thomas Lathrop with wife Judy and assistant chiefs Charles Weston with Ruth, James Maloney with Phyllis. Albert Young and Mrs. were among award winners.
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Stanford Hose Company
Elks Lodge
Teddy Armen
Band of
Erie
Thomas
Judy) Lathrop
Charles
Ruth) Weston
James
Phyllis) Maloney
Albert Young
Corry Area 4H Club Plans Ice Skating Party and Sales
The Corry Area 4H Club met at the Hornicks home and announced an ice skating party at Glenwood Ice Rink Erie for Sunday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mary Wickwire won a turkey from a money making project. New members Linda Grape and David Migliaccio joined. photography leader Silva Messinger will meet December 5 at 49 East Congress St. Vet stallence leader Fran Hornick schedules session December 8. A candy sale and a meatball sauce sale are planned with orders via Mrs Szarzanowicz at 664 4147. Next meeting is December 13.
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Corry Area
Richard Hornick
East South Street
Glenwood
Erie
Mary Wickwire
Spring Creek
Waterford
Linda Grape
David Migliaccio
Silva Messinger
East Congress Street
Fran Hornick
Mussolini's Son Plays Hot Piano in New York
Romano Mussolini, Benito Mussolini’s youngest son and a jazz pianist touring New York, says Italy leans toward parts of his father’s fascist philosophy while denying political ambitions. He debuts in Town Hall amid the infamous name shaping public perception. Authorities in Bern tighten control on matrimonial agents requiring licensing.
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New York
Romano Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Town Hall
Ann-Margret Rehearses Vegas Return After Injury
Ann-Margret begins rehearsals for a Las Vegas opening next Tuesday marking her first appearance since a nine week recovery from a 30-foot fall at Lake Tahoe. She has had jaw wires removed and a plaster cast removed from her left arm. Prior injuries included facial bone fractures a broken jaw a broken arm and a broken knee cap from the fall before the show.
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Hollywood
Ann-Margret
Las Vegas
Lake Tahoe
Nev
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Corry
Bertha McMichael
Charles Jackman
Sa R
Birdie
Lois Henderson
Wayne Street
Mentor Club
Marilyn Denton
Wilbur Rickers
Adele McCray
Neva Parker
Miss McCray
Miss Parker
Robert MacGregor
Helen Rowe
Turnpike Road
A.G. Reesink
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Evangelical United’ Methodist Church
Ruby Kimball
Little Hope
T.R. Sorenson
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Church of the Nazarene
Walter
Thelma) Rininger
Helena Adams
Agnes Johnson
Jesus
Waiter Rowland
Walter Rininger
Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald
Betty) Reed
Conrad
Pat) Monroe
Davis Insurance
Eastman’s Baron
Hand H Dry Cleaners
Karen's
Reed
Barrett's
Marge
Thomas Lathrop
Weston, Mr. and
Mrs
James Maloney
McMichael
4 H Club
Honey) Szarzanowicz
Szarzanowicz
Charles Weston
John Middleton
Ronald Munn
Arthur McChesney
Ray Courtney
Lorin Hasbrouck
James Lundy
North Center
Bern
Switzerland
Journeymen
Faith Church
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Kitchen Business
Cll
Helen Nichals
Wallske
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