Local Needlework Guild Seeks New Members During Week
In October 6 to 11 National Membership Week promotes joining the Needlework Guild of America to support 450 branches coast to coast. The Corry branch, founded 1911, notes 73 years and 70 million garments donated, aiding babies, children, the handicapped, shut-ins, and the elderly. Local details available from area coordinators. members share gifts of new garments and volunteer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Work Guild of America
Corry
Foster Davis
Clarence Wallace
Elmer Shuss
Sharon Rhodes Elected Head OF Jr Tri-Hi-Y
The Junior Girls Tri-Hi-Y met at the YMCA Tuesday evening and elected officers led by Sharon Rhodes as president. Kathe Tunnell is vice president and program chairman, Judy Gentilman secretary, Marilyn Hicks treasurer, Phyllis Jagel chaplain, with Miss Jeanne Wichols as advisor. The group thanked former advisor Phyllis Hill and named Kaye Sorenson, Linda Freno, and Diane Smith to the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Hi-Y
YMCA
Sharon Rhodes
Kathe Tunnell
Judy Gentilman
Marilyn Hicks
Phyllis Jagel
Jeanne Wichols
Corry Area
Phyllis Hill
Kaye Sorenson
Linda Freno
Diane Smith
Wheelock Aid Plans To Finish Bowls
Wheelock Community Aid met at Mrs. John Krasa’s A D 2 residence with Mrs. Clara Walker as hostess. Mrs. Frank Harvey led devotions from Psalms and Mrs. Jan Howard, president, presided over a business session. Bowls were unpacked for a handicraft project to finish them, with a next meeting set for October 16 at Wheelock Church. Suppers of ice cream tea and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
John Krasa
Wheelock Community Aid
Clara Walker
Frank Harvey
Ted
Jan Howard
Wheelock
Nazarene Society Session Reports Chapel Service
The Nazarene Foreign Mission Society of the Church of the Nazarene held its regular meeting with members singing Tell The Blessed Story. Mrs Gary Dingfelder read a poem You are Needed in his Orchard and prayers were led by Mrs David Ehrhardt and Scott Bailey. Mrs Ehrhardt led the Heshamite Kingdom of Jordan lesson study as a film was shown. reports were given by secretary Mrs Allen Poote and treasurer Mrs Paul Bowlby with Larry Dinefelder and Kenneth Bowby assisting in the service. Closing prayer by Lewis Hebets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Society
The
Nazarene Foreign Mission Society
Church of the Nazarene
Gary Dingfelder
David Ehrhardt
Scott Bailey
Kingdom of
Jordan
Ehrhardt
Allen Poote
Paul Bowlby
Larry Dinefelder
Kenneth Bowbey
Lewis Hebets
Harbor Half Ladies Work On Club Quilt
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Community House on Thursday afternoon with lunch at 1. Mrs Arthur Lindstrom hosted and Mrs Lawrence Swanson, president, opened the business session. Devotions were led by Mrs Lindstrom. Members decided to finish bazaar articles and bring them to the next meeting. The group spent the rest of the afternoon assembling the friendship quilt. Next session announced for November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Arthur Lindstrom
Lawrence Swanson
Lindstrom
Births and Obituary Notices From Corry Area and Atlanta
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Gates of 717 West Pleasant Street. Another daughter arrived early this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Brown of Titusville at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born September 4 at Bertrand Chaffee Hospital in Springville New York to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brauer of West Valley New York. Mrs. Brauer is the former Marjorie Pangborn formerly of Corry. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pangborn, former Corry residents. Dr. John Lewis 75 a Negro educator and president of Morris Brown College since 1961 died yesterday. He previously headed Morris Brown from 1920 to 1928 and served as an ordained minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. He also was dean of the school of religion at Wilberforce University for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Oil City
Helen Heli
Jeanne Staltz
Schuylkill Haven
Norman Tarbell
East South Street
Armour Hillstrom
Ad Aillstrom
Richard Filler
Melvin Nelson
Norman Wright
New York City
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Melvin Schramling
Wayne Street
Katherine’s
Los Angeles
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Paul V. ‘Lines
South Center Street
Lines
Donald Dickinson
John Pati
Roy Hoyt
West Church Street
Mary Wells
Lemon Street
Jamestown
Donald Hoyt
Houston
Tex
Penn Raymond
Marjorie Peck
Ast Snitit Street
Santa Monica
WRS
Dunior Senior High School Parent Teacher Association
Cory Area High School
Robert L. McCray
Ronald Rairie
L. Rodregues
Brian D. Gates
West Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Leo A. Brown
Titusville
Bertrand Chaffee Hospital
Springville
N.Y
Walter Brauer
West Valley
N. Y
Brauer
Marjorie Pangborn
Clifford Pangborn
Atlanta
John
Lewis
Morris Brown College
St Episcopal Church
School of Religion
Wilberforce University
Erie to Host Pa PTA Congress Session
Delegates representing more than 500000 Parent Teacher Association members from Pennsylvania will attend the 5th convention of the Pennsylvania Congress October 11 at the Hotel Lawrence in Erie. Registration opens tomorrow afternoon with over 1000 delegates expected. The program features invokes, welcomes, and remarks by church and civic leaders, with sessions through Wednesday and voting delegates able to register by 11 am Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
PTA Congress
Pennsylvania
Pennsyvania Congress
Athatie
Lawrence
Corry
Robert Tunnell
John Mark Gannon
Cathedral Prep
Horace Johnson
Arthur J. Gardner
John M. Hickey
Evie
Maurice Kolpein
Clifford N. Jenkins
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
State Life
Junior Philharmonic Orchestra
Ca ‘Thedral
Randall M. Fall
Newark
Ohio
Rainbow Gardens
Corry Area
Parent ‘Teacher Association
National Federation of Business Women Week Dedication
The 1958 Business and Professional Women's Week marks Twenty-Twelve's first anniversary in Washington with a salute to working women. Hazel Palmer opened the National Federation hall in 1957, now home to the federation and its research center, highlighting goals to elevate women's status, expand education, and promote professional opportunities across 48 states and 23 international allies. Local members attend district events in Oil City with speakers and previews of the Seattle biennial convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drearh
Hazel Palmer
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Business and Professional Women's Foundation and Research Center
Twenty-Twelve
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Business and Professional Women’s Magazine
National Federation
Walionel Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
St Lewi
Federation
New York
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
International Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Puo Ue
United States
United Nations
D.C
Corry
McGonigle Opens Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Tour
Arthur McGonigle toured Easton and Bethlehem traffic and retail scenes to boost his Republican bid. He spoke at Saucon Valley and urged a GOP controlled legislature for steady, efficient government. He criticized Gov. Leader and House/President contenders Lawrence and Green, arguing for fiscal restraint and tax policy. Rep. Hugh Scott assailed Leader’s record on economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hethlehem
GOP
Pittsburgh
David L.lawrence
U. S
William J. Green
Philadelphia
McGonigle
Piutsburgh
Lawrence
Green
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
U. S. Senate
Hugh Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Ginnie
First Avenue
West Main Street
Harbor Half Ladies
R. Dale Webster
N. Center St
Crandall Agency
Corry Edinboro Union City
Noxean
U.S. No
Iss
Petae W
Helen Helm
Jeanne Stalin
Cecila Hurry
Betty Pratt
Tarbell
Ruth Dalhlstrand
Audrey Warner
Lillian Murray
Lucile Murray
Dora Daye
M. Agnes Lynch
Massachusetts Avenue
N.W
Washington, D.C
Andrew Stoeke
Victor Keppler
Spurr Brothers Evangelistic Services
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant
Second Avenue
Clayton Erb
WOTR
Gundazi
Shnday
Robart J. DeBoor
Motorola
Pechha
Faby Iater
Aswas Oheres
Biodner Walnut
Roberts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!