Initiation and Memorial service for Catholic Daughters
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No. 35 held initiation ceremonies with 15 new members and one reinstatement. A Living Rosary seminar, prayer service, and a memorial for 38 departed members followed, with out-of-town officers attending. Engagements and two weddings were noted among local families, with social sections detailing attendees and ceremonies.
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Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
John Hornick
J. J. Lawless
Erie
Jerome F. Needham
James, Jansen
Thomas Reed
Leo Mulderick
Ann Baressi
Anna Shields
Lady
Carol McCloskey
Monitor
Julia Zepka
Ellen Hooks
Patricia Gleason
Michael Allyn
William Bachomer
Frank Gentile
Elnora Cmiel
Alfred Ficcardi
Mary Hand
Nettle"Kovacs
Virgin Mary
Paul Baker
Spartansburg
Ray Blynt
Martha I. Donoghue
Nelle T. Falcone
Teresa M. Hajee
Hazel Hull
Janet Muckinhaupt
Walter Nollinger
Mary D. Piccirillo
Dale Rapp
Adeline Ross
John Spiegel
Camella Tucci
George J. Wurm
Harry Burton
Francis Graves
M. Agnes Lynch
Miss Lynch
A. J. Liskoski
P. J. Heyer
Truster
Oil City
F. Travers
Angela Casini
Ida Shaw
A. Curtis
Harold Parker
Titusville
Hornick
Francis Maher
Kane
Meadville Organization
Jamestown
Cpke
Jacksons Floral Gardens
Richard Bachemer
Ann Bales
Corry Area High School Organizes Future Teachers of America
Students at Corry Area High School form a local Future Teachers of America branch with officer slate of Van Dresar as president Crowell secretary Buring treasurer Kirin librarian Ruth Bennett faculty advisor with Phyllis Hill Ann Baresi as PTA assistant organizers from Youngsville High School helped establish the group. October committee members listed include Mrs Joseph Console Stanley Muick Mrs Rich Ann Jessl Mrs Albert Cariburg Mr Caroline Gorey Irene Cinpel Mr Nelon Thompson Myr John Potorks Mr Harold Scholton Mr PB Squasiti and Mrs William Swan.
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Corry High School
Corry
Yolinw
Joseph Console
Stanley Muick
Rich— Ann & Jessl
Albert Cariburg
Caroline Gorey
Irene Cinpel
Nelon Thompson
John Potorks
Harold Scholton
PB. Squasiti
William Swan
Thomas Mowrey Piano Concert Featured at Club Meeting
The College Women's Club monthly meeting at the YMCA included a piano concert by Thomas Mowrey featuring works by 19th century composers and Beethoven. Mrs. Carl McIntyre chaired the business session. guests were welcomed by Mrs. McIntyre and Mrs. William Mowrey.
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College Women’s Club
YMCA
Thomas Mowrey
Carl McIntyre
Norman Wright
Franke Anthony
Lee Fuller
John Whitehinl
McIntyre
William Mowrey
Morgan Beverly
D. Armour Hillstrom
5. E. Anderson
Olin Bracken
Arthur Cohen
Kenneth Harvey
Corry Grange Harvest Dinner Recalls Annual Event
Corry Grange held its annual Harvest Dinner at the Grange Hall on Saturday. About the members were present for a roast beef supper hosted by Mrs. May Clarke and her committee. The program featured Mrs. Leroy King as lecturer, Donald Whaley solo, Robert Swart accordion, Judy Darrow and Janet Gates accordion duet, and entertainment by Diane Sawyer and Waldo.
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Corry Grange
Baturday
May Clarke
Leroy King
Donald Whaley
Robert Swart
Judy Darrow
Janet Gates
Diane Sawyer
Waldo
Senior Tri-Hi-T Honors UN Birthday at Ginie's Cafeteria
Senior Tri-Hi-T held a banquet at Ginie's Cafeteria at 6 p.m. Thursday to honor the United Nations birthday. The centerpiece was a model of the United Nations Building and desserts bore national flags. Guests included F Lowe Edwards and Volker Gempt. Matcia Myers served as mistress of ceremonies. ISAELI AUTHOR DIES TEL AVIV- Prof Joseph Klausner, 84, Israeli author and historian, died yesterday.
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Sae
Ani-Ri-X
Iris
Ginie
United Nations
United Nateps
F. Lowe Edwards
Corry Area
Volker Gempt
Germany
Matcia Myers
Jed
Isaeli
Tel Aviv
Joseph Klausner
Klausner
Russia
Women Named in Local Obituary Group
Mrs. Harold Gilbert, Mrs. C. M. Howard, Mrs. Roscoe Keck, Mrs. J. E. Lewis, Mrs. Walter Nol Unger, Mrs. William A. Peiffer and Mrs. Arnold Seastead are listed in a local notice. The passage names several women connected to a community obituary or memorial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gilbert
C. M. Howard
Roscoe Keck
J. E. Lewis
Walter Nol- Unger
William A. Peiffer
Arnold Seastead
Miss Phyllis Butters Named BPW Girl of the Month
Miss Phyllis Butters was selected as the October Girl of the Month by the BPW club. She could not attend the meeting held at Corry Grange Hall where a dinner and business session discussed club finances, a vase urn purchase, and program planning.
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Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Harold Jackson
M. Agnes Lynch
Betty Pratt
United Fund
Unicef
Norman Turbell
Ruth Dahlstrand
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Amy Thompson
Phyllis Butters
Miss Butters
Paul Harry
BPW
Harry
Titusville
Mive Alice Barrett
Clib
Ann Barcasl
Middle East Study Course Meets At Church
The First Methodist Church hosted a Middle East study session last evening led by Mrs. Leland Johnston. Devotions by Mrs. Jerry Hoyt centered on Hunger of the Mind with Scripture and hymns. Reports covered Amb-Israel Dispute, Turkey, Land and People, and Israel, with next week’s meeting at 7 o'clock announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isney Sueces
Middle East
First Methodist Church
Leland Johnston
Jerry Hoyt
Israel
George Myers
Turkey
Earle Bliley
Russell Merritt
Wharpe
Shot By Husband Gives Birth To Baby Girl
A teen wife shot four times by her estranged husband Miles Kennedy died by suicide after the attack. The infant girl weighed six pounds nine ounces and is reported in fine condition though premature and wounded superficially. The mother remains uncritical in hospital care. Police confirm Kennedy acted in self infliction and also note changes in family members.
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Miles Kennedy
Caroline
Two Men Plead Guilty in Erie Vote Scandal
In the Third Ward 7th District case, Nick Colonna pleaded guilty to two counts and Anthony DePee to four counts for violating state election laws. A third man, Henry DeSarro, will enter a plea today with sentencing set for November 24. Mrs. Rose Bruschi and Mrs. Clark Colonna see charges dismissed. DA cited uncertainty over proof of knowledge.
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Erie
Nook
Nick Colonna
Anthony De~pee
Samuel Rossiter
P.m
Henry DeSarro
Lindley McClelland
DeSarro
Rose Bruschi
Clark Colonna
Herbert Johnson Jr
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