Concord School PTA Dinner Honors Teachers and Families
A community dinner at Concord School hosted by room mothers and PTA executives honored teachers and their spouses. The event, led by Miss Speakers Paul Claypool and Rev. Virgil Endsley, celebrated Maude Cornish’s birthday with gifts and flowers as guests from Bear Lake to Niobe attended. Also noted are bake sale plans by Senior Tri-Hi-Y, and departures for Reading PA for a Grand Army of the Republic event, plus a local patient at Buffalo Eye and Ear Hospital awaiting a week of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
PTA
Paul Claypool
Virgil Endsley
Aldonna Chubb Engaged To Wed Theron Roush
Mr and Mrs Cedric Chubb of Carbondale Pennsylvania announce the engagement of their daughter Aldonna to Theron G Roush son of Mr and Mrs Eldred Roush of Clymer New York Miss Chubb a graduate of Ben Frapidin School and The Community Medical Center School of Nursing Scranton is employed as a staff nurse at Moses Taylor Hospital in Scranton Mr Roush a graduate of Clymer Central School and South Eastern Bible College Lakeland Florida is pastor of the Assembly of God church A winter wedding is planned The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion rooms on First avenue on Monday evening at 8 o'clock according to Mrs Harold Schaefer who urges all members to attend Entertaining for the Plank Road Club Tuesday afternoon was Mrs Arthur Miller of R D 2 Thirteen members and five children attended The afternoon was spent tying quilts The following officers were elected for the coming year Mrs Jack Raymond president Mrs Gerald Bensink vice president and Mrs Gene Hasbrouck secretary and treasurer Dessert refreshments were served by Mrs Miller Mrs Arthur Hill will be hostess for the club next session the date and time to be announced later Mrs Merrill Ginny Wade local 4H leader sends a note that she recently received a letter from a former 4H member now in Viet Nam who would like to hear from hometown people His address is Pic Martin Darnoall 2103771 United States Marine Corps Force Logistics Support Group Bravo Supply Co Bulk Fuel San Francisco California Household hint Fit the plastic top of an empty coffee can onto the bottom of the next can the plastic protects counter tops from scratches and rust marks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedric Chubb
Carbondale
Aldonna
Theron G. Roush
Eldred Roush
Clymer
N.Y
Chubb
Ben Frapidin School
Community Medical Center School of Nursing
Scranton
Moses Taylor Hospital
Roush
Clymer Central School
South Eastern Bible College
Lakeland
Fla
Asembly of God Faneease
The
Plank Road Club
Arthur Miller
R. D
Jack Raymond
Gerald Bensink
Gene Hasbrouck
Miller
Arthur Hill
Merrill
Ginny) Wade
Viet Nam
Pic
Martin Darnoall
United States Marine Corps
Bravo Supply Co
San Francisco
Calif
Hints From Heloise Readers Share Frugal Home Tips
A collage of reader tips offers thrifty ideas from cleaning drawer linings with carpet scraps to sealing window gaps with carpet strips. Suggestions cover hair elastics, tool organizers, apple sauce peeling water reuse, mildew removal, greeting cards as shopping lists, and storing kitchen utensils with cookware.
Mrs Gentilman Hosts Dinner For Relief Corps
The Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met for an all day session at Corry Grange Hall with 18 members and five North East guests. A noon spaghetti dinner was provided by president Mrs Joseph Gentilman as a thank you to the corps. The business session was led by Mrs Gentilman with Mrs Katie Stranagan of North East inspecting. The special award went to Mrs Velma Long. The next meeting is November 3 at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
North East
Joseph Gentilman
Hank You
Man Jey Robbins Sr
Mary Hurlbert
Marjorie Brown
Gentilman
Katie Stranagan
Velma Long
Grange Hall
Mary-Martha Class Meets With Mrs. Fehlman
The Mary-Martha Class of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening at Mrs. Ross Fehlman’s North Center Street home. Twenty members attended. Devo tions were given by Mrs. L. Williams and the business session led by president Mrs. Ralph Vanderhoff. Dessert was served by Mrs. Frank Frost and Mrs. Vanderhoff. The next meeting is planned for November 17 at Mrs. Clarence Wallace’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ross Fehlman
North Center Street
L. Williams
Ralph Vanderhoff
Frank Frost
Vanderhoff
Clarence Wallace
Mrs. Parsons Hosts Dorcas Class Meeting
Mrs. Frank Parsons entertained 23 members of the Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church at her East Congress Street home on a Wednesday evening. Devotions were led by Mrs. Atna Foster and refreshments were served by the hostess and her committee, Mrs. Gladys McCloskey and Miss Ola Young. Mrs. Foster will host the next session at Ken R. D. 3 on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parsons
Dorcas
First Methodist Church
East Congress Street
Atna Foster
Gladys McCloskey
Ola Young
Gunmen Take $24 000 In Leola Bank Hold Up
In Lancaster PA three gunmen wearing Halloween masks robbed Leola National Bank of about $24 000 before closing time. They forced a teller and an assistant cashier to the floor and added roughly $19 000 from the vault before locking the employees behind a gate and escaping. Wimner's wife found them trapped later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Leola National Bank
Ruth Gregg
Glen Wimner
Wimner
Miss Lutton Weds George Kirin in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Christine Alice Lutton daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Lutton of 147 East Congress Street and George Robert Kirin son of Mr and Mrs Marko Kirin of R D 2 were married at the church in a double ring ceremony. Anthony Amoroso sang as lace influenced gowns and a Watteau train highlighted the bride. A four tier illusion veil hung from a double crown. Maid of honor was Miss Sandra DeLellis with bridesmaids Miss Peggy Dymes and Miss Shirley Sutton. Cheryl Sutton was flower girl and Kevin Latton ring bearer. Best man was Joseph DeLellis with ushers Richard Lutton and Charles Sandberg. A two piece antique white brocade dress and an aqua and gold chiffon dress were worn by the mothers. A 12:30 breakfast at the VFW and a 4 p.m. reception for 250 followed. The couple left for a Niagara Falls honeymoon and plan to reside at 196 Mott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Amoroso
Sacred Heart
Sandra DeLellis
Peggy Dyne
Shirley Sutton
Maid of Honor
Mary Morton
Cheryl Sutton
Kevin Latton
Joseph DeLellis
Richard Lutton
Charles Sandberg
VFW Post
Ford Sargent
Almon Foster
George White
Tampa
Fla
William Lutton
Munster
Ind
CAHS
Ajax Iron Works
Cooper Bes
Moose Women Plan Harvest Ball at Moose Lodge
Mrs Koy Hamilton chaired the Moose Women meeting in the Moose Lodge. Plans were announced for the Harvest Ball on October 29 with Mrs Harold Jackson as chairman. Junior graduation regents and college degree milestones for members were noted, along with a letter from nurse trainee Laura Neckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koy Hamilton
Women of the Moose
Moose
Donald Carter
College of Regents
Harold Jackson
The
Lodge opens to public with $1 tickets for dance night
Proceeds fund black topping around the lodge. Donations of a dollar welcome by non attendees, sent to Box 207 WOTM Corry. Prizes listed for funniest, most original, and best dressed farm couple. Attendance award went to Mrs Nellie Kirch. special award to Mrs Clifford Casler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box 207
WOTM
Corry
Nellie Kirch
Clifford Casler
Lower Water To Clear Debris At Kinzua Dam
The Allegheny Reservoir water level will fall for 30 days to remove submerged debris that could hinder the Kinzua Dam's operation. Col J E Hammer of the Army Corps said work starts Oct 30 and tests determine when to return water to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua Dam
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Reservoir
J. E. Hammer
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Hammer
Pennsylvania Wiretap Probe Sees Firm Sold Eavesdropping Gear
Auditor General Grace Sloan reports Scientific Detection Products of New Jersey sold wiretapping equipment to the Pennsylvania State Police and modified devices for illegal use. Equipment valued over $4,000, including 48 pieces, is to be disposed of. the Confidential Fund is urged abolished and safeguards set. Purdy, Carcaci, and Stanton faced charges. Stanton acquitted, Carcaci case dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa. State
Grace M. Sloan
Scientific Detection Products Corp
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Purdy
Stanton
Angelo Carcaci
House
San Francisco
Calif
Sloan
Paul A. Rittelmann
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