Rotary Club Golf Match and Dinner at Corry Country Club
Joint Cambridge Springs-ana boro-Corry Rotary Club dinner at Corry Country Club featured speakers Guy Miller of Miller All Lines Inc and Ben Maybery pilot describing a helicopter taxi and freight ambulance service in Pittsburgh. Fifty-eight members heard plans for a Rotary family picnic at Mead Park. Winners of free helicopter rides included Rev. Elmer Ortner and others. An afternoon golf match preceded the event with Howard Matto and C K McLean winning top prizes. Several locals attended meetings and visits in Bradford and Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Guy Miller
Miller All Lines, Inc
Pittsburgh
Ben Maybery
Cambridge Springs-anaboro-Corry
Elmer Ortner
Allan Hus~brouck
Camden Ruffner
Russell Ball
Cambridge Springs-Edinboro
Howard Matto
Tow Gross
C.K. McLean
Mead Park
Robert Davidson
Women of the Moose hear HiFi Club talk at Corry meeting
Rev Doleski spoke on HiFi Club dances and youth meaning in Corry as 48 members attended the Women of the Moose meeting led by Mrs Henry Davis Jr. A large candidate class was initiated into the defending circle. A letter from Erie urged Star Recorders Day on September 22. Plans for a Moose Club card party and a charity style show were announced with tickets at the door. Prizes and awards were given, and a film on easy beef carving was shown by Loblaw tech chief JoSl Sarnicki. The next meeting is September 22 with a church teen discussion to follow on October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dolefas
Women of the Moose
Henry Davis Jr
Mp4
Gerald Pless
Doleski
Corry
Erie
Star Recorders
Davis
Moose Club
Stanley Malek
Harold Jackson
F.C. Chapin and Son
Russell Mallory
Robert Joy
Joel Sarnicki
Loblaw Tech
Armour Meat Packing Company
Wheelock Aid Meeting At Mrs Wallace Mick Home
The Wheelock Community Aid held a session at Mrs. Wallace Mick’s residence on North Center street with 15 members. Harold Dougherty led devotions and officers Jan Howard Leland Cross cut Charles Kennedy announced plans to attend Erie’s annual meeting for next year’s program. A discussion covered parenting issues while prizes were awarded and a salad course served. The group will reconvene September 19 at Mrs. Kenneth Harvey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dougherty
Wheelock Community Aid
Wallace Mick
North Center Street
Jan Howard
Cochairman
Leland Crosscut
Charles Kennedy
Erie
Dougherty
T Williams
Kennedy
Kenneth Harvey
Public Ham Dinner Planned by WRC in Erie District Event
Mrs Wesley Willis presided over the Women’s Relief Corps meeting at Park Street Grange Hall with 24 attendees. Eva Dundon was elected delegate to the Erie district convention next month, with envy Fil Sr as alternate. The September 19 meeting will be a public ham dinner and baby shower honoring Mrs Manley Rob. Cookies tea and coffee were served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Wesley Willis
Women's Relief ‘Corps
Park Street Grange Hall
Eva Dundon
Erie
Envy Fil Sr
Manley Rob
JOY Class Elects New Officers At First Meeting
Thomas Russell of 113 East Frederick entertained JOY Class members from the First Presbyterian Church for a first meeting with 13 attendees. Devotions were led by Mrs. Paul F. Bauer as officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. J. Fred Kinley president, Mrs Cleo Haight vice president, Mrs. Lynford Chase secretary, and Mrs. Louis Ball treasurer. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Al Vanssens, Mrs. Ethan Carter, and Mrs. Homer Taylor. The program was in the form of a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Thomas Russell
East
Frederick” Street
First Presbyterian Church
Paul F. Bauer
J. Fred Kinley
Cleo Haight
Lynford Chase
Louis Ball
al Vanssens
Ethan Carter
Homer
Taylor
Attendance At Corry Country Club Ladies Day
Attendance of 31 noted at Corry Country Club Ladies Day. Mrs J Fred Kinley led in bridge with Mrs Hany Baruch second and Mrs SMark Coyle third. golf winner was Mrs P Baker. Kinley and Baruch taking reservations for next Ladies Day on September 19.
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Corry Country Club
J Fred Kinley
Hany Baruch
Smark Coyle
P. Baker
Kinley
Baruch
Spring Crack Ladies Aid Plans For Visitors
Mrs William Crane and Mrs Fred Smith hosted the Spring Creek Ladies Aid meeting in the church basement. Eighteen members and nine guests attended. Two new members joined: Mrs DeForest Way and Mrs Theodore Mowers. Mrs Paul Kafferlin led devotions from Psalm 146 and conducted the business session. Plans were made for an upcoming association visit October 4. Kafferlin named meals chair. Raymond Sickler in charge of reservations with Lois Sickler as hospitality chair. The group will meet again October 3.
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Spring Crack
iPlans
William Crane
Fred Smith
Spring Creek
DeForest Way
Mrrs
Theodore Mowers
Paul Kafferlin
Frank Safferlin
Raymond Sickler
Lois Sickler
Four newborns reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Todd Firth of Spartansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of RD 3 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bailey Jr. of 280 West Frederick Street early morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born early this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ghelton of RD at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Firth
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Mitchell
Michael Bailey Jr
West Frederick Street
Lyle Ghelton
Treon Society Final Session At St Paul Church
The Treon Society held its final meeting Wednesday evening at St Paul Church under Mrs George Goulet with cohosts Mrs Bat Bailey and Mrs Fochard Mason. Mrs Alton Dahlstrand led devotions as 22 members attended the adult session. A business segment contributed funds for church building repairs and refreshments were served by hostesses.
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St Paul’ Cutherin
Gieorge Goulet
Bast
Smith Street
Bat] Bailey
Fochard Mason
Alton Dahlstrand
Seseile
Mrs Mulligan Hosts Friendship Club Meeting
Mrs Mulligan hosted the Friendship Club at Charles Mulligan’s RD 2 home. President Mrs Swart led with the Lord’s Prayer. contests awarded to Mrs Swart, Mrs Lawson, and Mrs Swart. Guests Mrs Decker Jaquith Sloan won door prizes. light refreshments served. Next meeting set for September 26 at Bertha Warner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mulligan
Norman Swar
Swart
C. A. Lawson
Roy Swart
John Decker
Harry Jaquith
George Sloan
Bertha Warner
730 Me
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Hosts All Day Tureen Event
Harbor Halt Ladies Aid met at Harbor Hall Community House for an all day session. A tureen family dinner was served for the 25 people present. Mrs. Quy Fralick and Mrs. Gordon Fralick hosted. The president Mrs. Guy Fralick led the routine business as plans were made to pack a sunshine box for a shut-in child. William Reynolds was appointed reporter for the year. Devotions were by Mrs. Elwin Cheiton. Next meeting set for October. two quilts to be tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Harbor Halt Ladies Aid
Harbor Hall
Quy, Fralick
Gordon Fralick
Guy Fralick
All Bers
William Reynolds
Elwin Cheiton
Missing Children Bring Beaty Hawkins Allen Into Questioning
Pittsburgh police questioned 28 year old Beaty Hawkins Allen after estranged husband William Allen Jr. reported their two children Julia and Helene missing from his custody since Saturday. Deputy Sheriff Robert Harrison said a warrant was issued for the return of the children and contempt of a custody agreement was charged.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Robert Harrison
Beaty Hawkins Alen
Nexford
William, Allen Jr
Julia
Helene
Patrie
Harrison
Mrs. Allen
Weather Picture Shows Minor Change Across Nation
The nation's weather pattern remained largely steady with autumn-like cooling in the north from the Pinina states to New England. Temperatures ranged from the 40s in the far north to the 70s near the Gulf Coast and Texas, while the West saw 60s in the Rockies and 80s in the Southwest. Light showers touched Florida and the Southeast coast, with broader rainfall from Iowa to the Texas Panhandle and one fatality reported from a severe thunderstorm.
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Associated Pree
Pinina States
New England
Gulf, Coast
Great Lakes
Dakotas
Gulf ,Coast
Texas
Rockies
Florida
Towa
Texas Panhandle
Heavy Rain and Hail Hit Texas Panhandle District
A storm yesterday brought heavy rain and hail to scattered Texas Panhandle sections. Buens Vista recorded more than 1% inches of rain in 25 minutes as hailstones the size of golf balls pelted the area.
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Hall
Texas Panhandle
Buens Vista
Indict Ex-Credit Head In Fraud
In Williamsport, Lycoming County, Harrisburg authorities indicted former Protective Credit Association head Stanley B. Stone of Forksburg on three charges of fraudulent conversion. The case stems from the Williamsport branch office that was closed some time ago.
Clockmaker to Send Backwards Clock to President Eisenhower
Maurice Tremblay a Rhode Island toolmaker famed for cockeyed clocks said he will mail a clock to President Eisenhower that runs backward and uses letters instead of numbers. The letters spell Mr Eisenhower when read in reverse.
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Ike
Providence
R. I
Eisenhower
Maurice ‘Tremblay
Mr. Eisenhower
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