Corry News Highlights Students Officers And Social Events
Local families travel for education and military leave midweek. Sue Wascak heads to Baylor in Dallas for post graduate surgery study then plans to teach at Deaconess Hospital in Buffalo. John Taylor arrives from Pleiku Vietnam for 30 day leave with Eastman family. Delia Mason visits from Juneau and plans Denver trip to meet son Terry Mason at Fort Carson. Corry Grange Mentor Club Rainbow Girls and Chamber events report on meetings dinners and community planning. A retirement farewell for Travers Stohlberg at Corry Jamestown Corp drawn attendance and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Liz) Wascak
Carol
Hatch Street
Dallas
Tex
Sue
Baylor University Medical Center
Deaconess Hospital
Buffalo
N.Y
Corry Area High School
John Taylor
Pleiku
South Vietnam
Ralph
Millie) Eastman
East Main Street
Juneau
Alaska
Thelston
Delia) Mason
Jessie Mason
Franklin Street
Delia
City
Cleveland
Wesley Allen
Union City
Denver
Colo
Spec
Terry C. Mason
Sherry
Tina
Terry
United States Army
Fort Carson, Colo
Engineering Department
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Travers Stohlberg
Moose Lodge
Stohlberg
Corry Jamestown
Florida
Armour Hillstrom
William Kafferlin
Gene Hasbrouck
Carl Taylor
Richard Bove
Methodist Circles Meet at First United Methodist Church
Reports from the Phyllis Corbitt, Mary, and Elizabeth Circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service are summarized. Meetings featured devotions, programs on Bible occupations and themes such as Faith and Hope. Guests from Titusville, Columbus, Spring Creek, and Corry attended. upcoming events include Wesley Woods, a membership tea, and a day apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Union City
Phyllis Corbitt
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
George Andrus
South Center Street
Fred Miller
Walter Gilliland
Andrus
Arthur Crowell
Elizabeth Circle
Floyd Webb
King Street
Charles Rauscher
Dale Hammerlee
Stanley Nichols
Edward Curry
Wesley Woods
Irvin Young
Ida Guignon
Charles
Mary) Way
Howard
Diane) Burdick
Titusville
Columbus
Spring Creek
Corry
Manae
Epsilon Phi Holds Fall Social Events
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi staged fall activities with a Tuesday dinner and punch party honoring five prospective pledges Mrs. John Kelsey Mrs. Glenn Henderson Mrs. Richard Craker Mrs. Clifford Campen and Mrs. Clair Stiles. A progressive dinner occurred Saturday with cocktails at Mead avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Krahe salad at East South street Gambino home and main course at Spencer road home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGuire. Mrs. Fred Jensen Jr. hosted the social evening and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Lansberry
Mark Krahe
Richard Dittman
Fred Jensen Jr
John Kelsey
Glenn
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Richard Gambino
Richard Bova
Glenn Henderson
Richard Craker
Mead Avenue
East South Street
Spencer Road
R.D. 2
Robert McGuire
Shower Honors Mrs. J Hepler At Nichols Home
A stork shower for Mrs James Hepler was hosted by Mrs Tony Amoroso and Mrs Rexford Nichols at 431 South Second Avenue. Guests included Mrs Anthony Catalfu and others. prizes were won by several attendees and Mrs Lester Hepler received special awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Martha) Walker
Corry Grange Hall
James
Barbara) Corby
North East
Diana Jackman
Arthur
Dorothy) Jackman
Corry
Merle
Ruth) Willis
Guys Mills
Cochranton
Cambridge Springs
Meadville
Daniel
Marilyn) Wood
Harold
Marian) Jackman
Walker
Daniel Wood
Sharon Messenger
Cookie) Hepler
Tony
Gladys) Amoroso
Rexford
Mary) Nichols
Nichols
South Second Avenue
Lester Hepler
Ethel Harmon
Richard Huffman
Tony Catalfa
John Amoroso
Sam Catalfa
Lester Heple
Honor Two Retired Wright School Teachers Dinner
A dinner at the Corry Country Club honored two Wright School retirees Eva Reed and Alice Welms who taught 42 years each. Principal program by W.E. Rodemeyer followed a smorgasbord and a show and tell segment with gifts from Wright School faculty. Attendees included former teachers and Ann Baressi, elementary supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Wright School
M.S
Eva) Reed
Ted
Alice) Welms
W.E. Rodemeyer
Ann Baressi
Bridge Club Reports Scores From Tuesday Afternoon Session
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Corry Motor Inn after the fall luncheon and officer elections. North-South winners were Mrs. Robert A. Ott Sr and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe with 36, Mrs. Arthur Hansen and Mrs. T H Treat 33 percent, and Mrs. Florence McCray with Mrs. Thomas Maloney 31 percent. East-West winners were Mrs. Raymond Sandburg and Mrs. Louis Morrow 33 percent, Mrs. Veo Lindsey and Mrs. Rosalie Williams 32.5, and Mrs. Helen King and Mrs. Edward Thompson 31.42. Next game set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Mitchell
Corry Motor Inn
Robert A. Ott Sr
Lloyd Stowe
Arthur Hansen
Union City
T.H. Treat
Florence McCray
Thomas Maloney
East
West
Raymond Sandburg
Louis Morrow
Veo Lindsey
Rosalie Williams
Titusville
Helen King
Tidioute
Edward Thompson
YMCA
Mrs Graham Speaks at Brokenstraw Valley DAR Meeting
Mrs Graham was guest speaker at the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution gathering hosted by Mrs Horton Davis on West Congress street. Co-hosts were Mrs Raymond Bachemer and Mrs Merrill Lillie. Graham presented an in depth talk with photos from her Israel trip. James Sinare. vice regent. led the business session in the regent’s absence. November 6 at Mrs Clark Johnston’s Union City home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
Earl Messinger
Columbus
Edward Rossbacher
Edmund Barr
Wesley Woods
Leland Johnston
Ian North
India
Frank Ross
West Irian
Africa
Reggie Baker
James Curtis
Alberta McElroy
Oberman Graham
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Horton Davis
West Congress Street
Raymond Bachemer
Merrill Lillie
Graham
Israel
James Sinare
C.A. Hillstrom
Clark. Johnston
Union City
St Thomas Women Meet and Plan Future Events
The October St Thomas Women's Organization meeting with 35 members heard from guest speaker Michael Johnson on Cameroon life and governance. Plans were announced for a November 21 secondhand sale in the school auditorium, a Brownie Troop sponsorship, a spaghetti dinner on October 19, and a November 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Women’s Organization
St. Thomas School
David Apps
Michael Johnson
US Peace Corps
Cameroon
West Africa
Paul Roche
Richard Lowry
William Sharpe
St. Thomas
VFW
St. Thomas Auditorium
Lynn Levien
Edward Pass
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Acher
Losly
Rhea Ng
Society Editor
Gene — Armour Hillstrom
Travers Hasbrouck
William Kaffertin
McMichael
Birdie
Corry Grange
Grange
Park Street
Lorin Hill
Miss Baressi
Mentor Club
East Smith Street
Lillian Barnes
Naomi Johnson
Louise Williams
Robert MacGregor
Elk Creek Grange
Leo Gates
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Venture Inn
Ronald Willman
Ray Weber
Chamber
Robert Grice
James Howard
Dennis Frushone
Pat Swan
Angelo Frisina
Robert Falcone
George Hagger
Stork
Methodist
Richard
Perry Smith
Fred Scherzer
Harold Bromley
Clifford Campen
Clair Stiles
James Knipp
J. Hepler
DuBarry
Bridge Scores
Mrs. Graham
DAR
Eaney
U.S. No
Cortland
Chuck Roast
Pou
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