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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1959
Page
5
Pay Mo 288 Clarified as Other Dues Item
A terse note reads and of a oth pay Mo 288 at unclear location. The fragment mentions an amount 288 tied to a miscellaneous payment line and hints at related accounts, but details are incomplete and verification is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoth
College Women's Club Evening Highlights Japan Guest
Members of the College Women's Club met at the YMCA for an engaging program planned by Mrs. Lee Hooks. Guest speaker Mrs. Ralph Sheldon, born in Manchuria Chisuke, shared life experiences in Japan, displaying clothing and customs, as members dressed Mrs. Hooks in a Japanese outfit. Memberships were extended to several guests, with plans for future events and fund-raising ideas discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
College Women's Club
YMCA
Lee Hooks
Ralph Sheldon
Japan
Manchuria
Chisuke
I Duyitin
Bhi
Germany
Hooks
Mosene Oberman
Wvelcoming
Traverse Stohlberg
Phyllis Hill
James Sheldon
Audrey McClalen
Tne
William Keiferlin
Salvation Army Board Hears Erie Speaker
Sixteen members of the Salvation Army Advisory Board met at Ginnie's Cafeteria for their annual dinner. Capt Raymond Hoyll, in charge of Erie Social Service Center, spoke on the Army’s world work and its local men served. He stressed family ties and troubled home lives as factors in need. New board members welcomed included Mrs. R. Lawrence Davison Louis Ball O W Bracken Jr and Warcy Yenchak. Anthony Lita chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Board
Erie
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Ginnie
Raymond Hoyll
Army
Capt
Howell
Salvation Army
R. Lawrence Davison
Louis Ball
O. W Bracken Jr
Warcy Yenchak
Anthony Lita
Friends of the Army
Sparta Grange Installs Officers Plans Party
Sparta Grange filled its officers ceremony led by Worthy Master Lynin Metcalf with Merle Porter and Gumbridge Symtws conducting. Gordon Pralick addressed the group as newly installed master. Plans were announced for an annual Halloween party with dancing, prizes, refreshments, and an admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl Snollmon
Men Offcer
Sparta Grange
Imaster
Lynin Metculf
Merle Porter
Wait Vom
Gumbridge Symtws
Metcalf
Gordon Pralick
Grange
Anu
Birthday Party Fetes Laureen Eckman Eleven
Laureen Eckman celebrated her eleventh birthday with a Saturday party hosted by her mother Mrs Lawrence Eckman and grandmother Mrs Arthur Eckman at the grandmother’s home on South Center Street. Fourteen friends attended for bingo and games. Linda Krupa won the door prize. Guests enjoyed a decorated cake, ice cream, and Kool Aid, with favors matching a Halloween motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laureen Wiceman
Lawrence Eckman
Arthur Eckman
South Center Street
Linda Krupa
Public Halloween Party Planned At Elgin Beaverdam
The Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary announced a free public Halloween party Friday October 6 from 1 to 9 p m at the Elgin Beaverdam Fire Hall. The event will feature games, prizes, and refreshments. Attendees are asked to bring doughnuts. other refreshments will be supplied by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Elgin- Beaverdam
Reform in spelling and reading returns to basics across schools
W McLean Jemigan of St. Louis says a new line of better spellers is ahead as old experimental theories fade. Johnson notes most teachers are moving to phonetic methods and core three Rs, with Web ster Publishing's Jolson promoting sound-based spelling to help children pronounce unseen words. World War II literacy data is cited to justify renewed emphasis on fundamental skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McLean Jemigan
St. Louis
Johnson
Johnny
Texas
Boen
Jolsen
Webster Publishing Co
Jolson
Nominees Named for Kiwanis Officers at Corry Dinner
Kiwanis Club members at the Hotel Corry discussed bylaws for the scholarship fund and announced a slate of officers to be voted later. Ray Amy would be president with a first vice president Thomas Russell and others named to second vice president and board roles. Rod gers to head UNICEF efforts with YMCA support. A Rotary partnership on transporting handicapped to Union City was outlined with a six month Rotary period and six months Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Carbone
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
H. Lynn Rice
William C. Seitz
Ray Amy
Thomas Russell
Conrad Monroe
Richard Walker
Kirk Sawyer
Dorr Clark
Willian Helmintoller
Jay Rodgers
Doulas Roselle
Rodgers
Rotary Club
KijWantis
Eight And Forty Hos Albion Dinner Meeting
Eight and Forty Salon 100 met at Albion American Legion Home for a Halloween themed dinner at 6 p m. Mrs Mark Anderson opened with a report on Maudie in Pittsburgh and Pouvair di Harrisburg. Alice Frage announced the revival of Lie Mure Day trophy and national recognition for child welfare work. 82 paid members were listed with four new admissions. Scrap book chairwoman Josephine Buydick and archivist Oyne Quincy reported awards at the Harrisburg state convention. Officers were installed by Past Chapeau. The group adjourned to November 12 at Post 11 in Brie to install Le Petit Chapeau Mrs Quinn. Members from Union City and Corry attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salon
Albion Americum Legion
Mark Anderson
Union City
le Petit Chapeau
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Alice Frage
Mary Wolfe
Uise
Josephine Buydick
L'Archivistie
Oyna Quincy
de Silon
Chapeau
Alice Fravier
Ilo
Twin Cities
Anderson
Chapeau Fragier
Post 11
Brie
le Petit Chapenu
Quinn
Keith Orn
Richard Orn
Corry
Presbyterian WF Plans UNICEF Party and Youth Event
The Senior High Westminster Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church outlined UNICEF party plans for Saturday evening and a post party gathering at 9 p.m. They will skip regular meetings on November 1 and attend the Community Reformation Day service at the EUB Church. The group also named Sharon Minor and Paul W. Bauer to the Corry Area Council of Churches and discussed a Christmas party for church graduates. In other news, Victor H Sutherlen, 45, GM sales manager for Oldsmobile, dies after brief illness in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Fellowship
Elsie Hunt
Unicef
Senor High
EUB
YMCA
Hilnt
Sharon Minor
Paul W. Bauer
Corry Area
Ann Arbor
Mich
Victor H Sutherlen
Oldsmobile
General Motors Corp
Sutherlen
Los Angeles
Fullerton
Calif
Open House Honors California Visitors
An open house given by Mr and Mrs Merle Gifford and children of Huntington Park California drew 41 attendees. The Giffords, former Corry residents, are visiting relatives in Jamestown and nearby areas. Disneyland films were shown and refreshments served as local kin joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Merle Gifford
Huntington Park
Calif
Giffords
Corry
Gifford
Henry Bulher
R.D. 1
Vs. Gifford
LeRoy Woodworth
Disneyland
Television Review and TV Highlights on NBC and Networks
AP reviews Maxwell Andersons Winterset on NBC noting its elaborate staging and strong performances by Piper Laurie Charles Bickford and George C Scott but criticizes pacing and lofty language. Also mentions Laramie growing in popularity and Bandstand contest Why I would like to have dinner with Fabian with two day Philly trip prize. Sam Levenson joins Masquerade Party. Tom Tully returns as Inspector Greb on The Lineup November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maxwell Anderson
NBC
Anderson
Seelane
Swediheart
Guilly
Dan Murray
Mio
Piper Laurie
Mire Amit
Charles Bickford
George C. Scott
Laramie
Dick Clark
ABC
Fabian
Philadelphia
Clark
Sam Levenson
Namie
Tom Tully
Matt Greb
CBS
Miss Weicht Honored By BPW At Dinner
Barbara Weicht BPW girl of the month and her mother Mrs. Thomas Flanagan attended a BPW meeting. A tureen dinner was served at 6 30 in Grange Hall with Lilian Murray chairing and Clara Hill assisting. Weicht spoke on her activities and plans. she received a certificate as October girl of the month. Hall president Miss Hill led a business session and plans were set for November 28. Lillian Murray won the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Weicht
BPW
Thomas Flanagan
Grange Hall
Lilian Murray
Clarence Herring
Clara Hill
Weicht
Norman Tarbell
Lillian Murray
Concord PTA Public Meeting On School Safety Tonight
The Concord School Parent-Teacher Association invites the public to attend this evening at the school. Safety will be the keynote as PTA members discuss measures to improve student protection and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Pta
Concord School Parent—Teacher Association
Meeting to feature film on subject with Q&A
Thomas J. Andress safety director of Harleysville Mutual Insurance Company will be present after the film showing to answer questions about the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Andress
Harleysville Mutual Insurance Company
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