Barbara Jane Weicht Named BPW October Girl Of The Month
Barbara Jane Weicht daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Flanagan of East Pleasant Street has been chosen by the local Business and Professional Women's Club as its October Girl of the Month. She is a senior at Cony Area High School in the college preparatory program and aims to enter the Edward J Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Buffalo next year. Barb works part time as a nurse's aide at Corry Memorial Hospital and serves as class president for the second year. She is also a majorette and Beaverettes member, active in St Thomas Church and the Senior Tri-Hiy Club, with hobbies including reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jane Weicht
Tomas Flanagan
East Plesant Street
Business and Professional Women’s Clb
Barb
Cony Area High School
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Buffalo
Corry Memorial Hospital
High School
Bend
Beaverettes
Corrian
St. Thomas’ Church
Patricia Keppel
Mary Keppel
West Washington Street
Meyer Memorial Hospital
David Bohn
University of Buffalo
Allegheny
Meudville
Asdell Aldrich
Phoenis
Ariz
Warren Kelly
Glendale
Calif
James Tomer
Richard Magee
Tomer
Magee
Kelly
Merle Smith
Phoenix, Ariz
Kiwanis Club
Handicap Club
Union City
Kiwanis
Roger Hoover
Corry Area
Robert Bracken
Kiwanis Key Club
Hotel
Corry
Carly
A. A. Carbone
Ray Amy
Thomas Russell
Rev. Williams
Beaver High notes and clubs staff plans for 1960 year
The Beaver reports on student selections for the American Field Service program in New York, upcoming foreign exchange, and a tight marking period. It highlights after school council work, senior anticipation, and events from the TH-Hi Y Club hair styling demo to band officers and chorus leaders, with yearbook plans and staff updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Afsie
American Field Service
New York City
Corry
Foreign Exchange
Pluth
Whh
Nurdee
Ure Texenets Institute
Evie
Styneastin
Lie
Dorothy
Ross Lirrande
Chile
Tyree Dodd
Cleveland
Jim Earle
Judy Messinger
Maxie Dundon
Madeline Dundon
Phyllis Daniels
Sandra Moore
Judy Nichols
Gary Munsee
Jim Maloney
Dorothy Berkhous
Cro) Betts
Nancy Mong
Deanne Dundon
Red Cross Club
Mike Lewis
Beaverettes
Future Farmers of America
Albin Wester
Art
Kayen Miller
Robert DeBoer
Robert Darrow
PPA
Joe Taggart
Bob Spiesman
Paul Pir~ozvolt
Roger Wiggers
Vernon Hatch
Dennis Northrop
Machine Shop Club
Charles Puckley
David Hall
Garry Fralick
Fred Beardsley
Maxine
Flora Ann Ross
Beavers
Linda Hanna
Sandy Way
Connie Wesploski
Sylvia Mulgin
Lynda Paige
Wanda Rierk
Jaygee Squad
Sandi Daye
Mary Kireh
Sandy Moore
Judy Gentluman
Theresa Roagh
Sue Paige
Pat Zajac
Corian
Helen Vartik
June Wood
The
Beaver
Rosa Letrondo
Barbara Keppel Celebrates 13th Birthday With YMCA Party
Barbara Keppel daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Keppel celebrated her 13th birthday yesterday with a 6 pm YMCA swimming party attended by 16 girls. Refreshments followed and gifts were presented. Mrs Clifford Buesink assisted with the affair. Later, a Keppel home party on East Columbus Avenue featured games singing and pizza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Keppel
Martin Keppel
YMCA
Clifford Buesink
Barbara
Keppel
East Columbus Avenue
Parties At Beth Israel Synagogue Mark Jewish Holiday
In observance of the Susseth Holiday two parties were held at Beth Israel Synagogue on West Church Street. An afternoon gathering drew eight youngsters with games songs and snacks while an evening card party hosted by the Sisterhood attracted 16 attendees with cards visiting and refreshments. Chairmen were Mrs Arthur Cohen Miss Lent Cohen and Mrs Jack Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel Syna
Reception Honors Eugene Matson and Bride
Open house reception at Evangelical United Brethren Church honors Eugene Matson and Helen Bush on their October 17 wedding. The couple recently returned from a wedding trip through Virginia North Carolina and Washington DC and now reside at 699 One Street. A five tier wedding cake by Mrs Harold Messinger featured pink and white carnations and pink tapers. More than 300 guests from Cleveland Clymer Pa Bear Lake Youngsville and surrounding areas attended bearing many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Eugene Matson
Helen Bush
Virginia
North Carolina
Washington, DC
One Street
Harold Messinger
Cleveland
Ohio
Clymer
N.Y
Columbus
Bear Lake
Youngsville
Cony
Eastern Star Open Service At First Presbyterian Church
Corry City Chapter No 17 of the Order of Eastern Star invites the public to a divine service at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow night at 7 30. ESTARL committee sponsors the event to highlight the Eastern Star Training Awards for Religious Leadership program for students pursuing full-time religious work. Rev Pal P Bauer will conduct the service with special church music under William A Reuby. Organist will be Mrs John Rossbacher. ESTARL committee members are Mrs Punt F Bauer Mrs William A Leaby and Mrs Samuel H Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Corry City
Order of Eastern Star
First Presbyterian Church
Estarl
Grand Chapter of
Pennsylvania
Pal P. Bauer
Eholy
William A. Reuby
John Rossbacher
Punt F. Bauer
William A. Leaby
Samuel H. Skinner
Mrs Howard Hosts Wheelock Aid Evening
Mrs Jan Howard of RD 4 hosted 15 Wheelock Community Aid members on Thursday. President Mrs Kenneth Harvey led devotions and reading What To Do When Angsty. Donations to United Fund and Needlework Guild approved. Gift cards and donations to sell at Conway PTA festival. Dessert course served. Next meeting November 5 at Mrs Leland Crosscut's RD 4 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Jan Howard
RD. 4
Wheelock Community Aid
Kenneth Harvey
Leon VanTassel
United Fund
Needlework Guild
Six Students Await Choice Finalists for European Program
Six CAHS seniors endure a rigorous selection process for a United States Europe program. Criteria include adaptability, human understanding, personality, scholastic record, responsibility awareness, and desire to participate. Deadline looms, with medical exams and extensive personal histories required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Corry
United States
Jourdet
Jean Nichols
Edward Blakeslee
H Lynn Rice
David Yard
CAHS
D. Armour Hillstrom
Nelle Titus
Howard Sheen
Khrushchev Helps Put China On Trial Before World
Khrushchev aided shaping world opinion on China by pushing a peace drive before during and after his US visit. Peiping attacked the United States and India Tibet and Tibetan rights. The Chinese leaders accused Washington of peace panic and accused the Soviet Union of blackmail. Little Rock Arkansas origin noted for La Petite Roche naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nikita Khrushchev
China
Red China
United States
Khrushchev
Peking
Mao ‘Tze Tune
Peiping
United Nations
Tibet
Washington
Moscow
Peiping People's Daily
Soviet Union
U.S
Douglas Dillon
Board of directors highlighted in club feature
A club profiles its active board of directors guiding programs and projects. Pictured left to right are A. A. Carbone Roy Amy Kirk Sawyer Rachacd Walker Frank Grice William Milly Thomas Russell William Helmint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise Hs
Lune
Jaeslei
Oll
A. A. Carbone
Roy Amy
Kirk Sawyer
Rachacd Walker
Frank Grice
William Miliy
Yhomas Russell
William Helmint Atier Ped Canad Manos
Civic-Minded Kiwanis Club Spotlight This Week
The Kiwanis Club, chartered in Detroit in 1919, celebrates 44 years as Civic-Minded men push community betterment. Corry members highlight scholarship funds, hospital support, Handicapped transport, and Key Club guidance, led by Lt. Gov. Kenneth Winter and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club Board Members Named and Aim Outlined
Immediate past president William B Miller secretary and treasurer Ed Frank Anthony Conrad Monroy Richard Walker Frank Grice Kirk Sawyer William Helmntoler and Harold Slauwhter constitute the Kiwanis lab board of directors Membership is by character and bond of directors Interested parties should contact a current member The Kiwaula Club derives its name from an old word meaning to build Its first club was started by three men who pooled their money to help others The organization continues with the main purpose of raising money to assist needs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Miller
Ed Frank Anthony
Conrad Monroy
Richard Walker
Frank Grice
Kirk Sawyer
William Helmntoler
Harold Slauwhter
Kiwnais Lab
Kiwaula Club
Four Injured In Area Crashes
Four people were injured in a series of area crashes. Damages were listed as 675 dollars for Ayers and 350 dollars for Stutzman. A separate 3.15 am crash near the Tish Hatchery curve involved Richard Greene, 26, of RD 4 Corry, whose eastbound car left the road amid a roadside ditch with damage estimated at 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Stutzman
Richard Greene
RD. 4
Corry
Tish Hatchery Curve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bate
BPW
Sawyer
Barbara Weicht
Tudio
Pdeaver
Eugene Matsons
Mrs. Howard
Wheelock Aid
N. B
Citizens National Bank
Wriate
Imavaanel Corporation
Pittsfild Inn
Cory and
Warren
Logan G4iaz
Youngville
Pas Ginnies
Comner First Avenue
West Main Street
Nikita
Commie China
Little Rock, Ark
Bernard de la Harpe
la Petite Roche
A Sawyer Sridiy
Kiwani Club
Fist Kiwanis Club
Detroit
Vme
National Group
Chicago
Harrisburg
Erie
Millcreek
Meadville
Oi City
Cambridge Springs
Franklin
Kenneth Winter
Corry Club
William ©. Murray
Walter L. Peake
Howard J. Sheen
Chris Christensen
Mr Peake
Evans
Elaine
Bemberg
SAEL
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