Charity Bridge Event Honors Late Dr. Kelsey in Corry
Corry Bridge Association president Charles Miller gave a 25 dollar check to Mrs. Norman Tarbell for the CHEER organization. The charity bridge game at Corry Motor Inn honored Dr. T S Kelsey with eight tables and multiple winning pairs listed. A regular game is planned for next Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Charles Miller
Corry Bridge Association
Norman Tarbell
Thomas Trombetta
Corry Motor Inn
T.S. Kelsey
Bridge Association
North
T.A. Hubley
T.H. Treat
Robert Larsen
Jamestown
Edward Thompson
Vee Lindsey
Frank Graft
Robert Tunner
Boyd Berrett
Hazel Shaw
Tidioute
Dr. Johnson
Bradford
F.H. Bartholme
Union City
Motor Inn
Guests Attend Relief Corps Meet at Corry Grange Hall
The Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at Corry Grange Hall on Park street. A noon tureen dinner was served by Mrs. Wesley Willis Mrs. Joseph Gentilman and Mrs. Walter Pier. Fifteen members and three guests from North East plus the Erie department president attended. Mrs. Flossie Woodcock of North East conducted the inspection and Hilda Coburn of North East won the special award. Next meeting is November 6. Socoski Jr. 347 West Washington street Mrs. Socoski is the former Vera Carter.
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Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Wesley Willis
Joseph Gentilman
Walter Pier
Willis
North East
Erie Corps
Flossie Woodcock
Hilda Coburn
M. McIntyre
Dorcas
First United Methodist Church
Merle McIntyre
North Center Street
Clara McCray
William Rieck
With God
Ema Lindstrom
Gerald Whaley
K.S. Durham
Railroad Street
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Floyd Brothers
A surprise birthday event at Mrs. Floyd (Jean) Brothers home in Columbus honors her with gifts and cake. Guests include Mrs. Robert Sadowski and numerous Curtis and Dean family friends. several attendees receive awards and a special prize is awarded.
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Floyd
Jean) Brothers
R.D. 1
Columbus
Robert
Maralyn) Sadowski
Harold Curtis
Leslie Curtis
Richard Dean
Darlene Hoenes
Robert Wilcox
Mary Schreckengost
Dean
Surprise Party Honors Shields in 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Shields of 312 Concord Street were feted at a surprise party at the Clymer Conservation Club honoring their 40th anniversary. More than 100 guests from Meadville and other spots attended. gifts included a purse of money. They wed October 24, 1929 at St. Elizabeth's Church. Their four children reside in Ohio, Massachusetts, Japan, and Corry.
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Wendall
Doris) Shields
Concord Street
Clymer Conservation Club
Paul Shields
Clymer
Margaret Sandberg
Youngsville
LeRoy MarLett
Meadville
Pittsburgh
Corry
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Kinsman
Ohio
Local Odd Fellows Honor and Community News In Erie and Corry Area
Mrs Merle Akam and Walter Davis received the degree of chivalry at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows convention in Erie. Corry residents attended the Rainbow Gardens ceremony Tuesday evening. Tonight the Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children meets at the VFW Post Home with a program by Northwestern Pennsylvania United Cerebral Palsy Association about services to the community and a day care center for handicapped children. Congratulations to Harold Kay Roush and Kay Roush on their anniversaries. The Roush and Groters families held a gathering in their honor. Other attendees include Sharon Roush and Curtis Roush of Clymer, Suzy and Sandy Roush of Clymer, and the Clark family from Manorville. Members of the Ninth Grade Tri-Hi-Y Club plan a meeting at the YMCA for induction of new members. Chuck Jackson Sr. was honored on his birthday at a party. Household tips offer two ways to serve hot tea with clove-studded lemon slices or strawberry jam. The day’s quote praises letters as monitors and heart-talkers.
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Merle
Mildred) Akam
R.D. 1
Walter Davis
Odd Fellowship
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Erie
Akam
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Davis
Jonathan Lodge
Corry
Rainbow Gardens
Corry Area
Kay
Walter Groters
Clymer
Groters
Roush
Sharon Roush
Alfred University
Alfred, N.Y
Curtis Roush
Cautauqua
N.Y
Suzy and
Sandy Roush
Prisoners Learn To Be Salesmen in Kansas Prison
In Lansing Kansas an AP report notes the prison begins a salesmanship class the first formal vocational training for inmates. Ninety prisoners will learn three skills over the next year to improve wage earning ability after release.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas Prison
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East Irving Street
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John G. Volk
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