Corry Hospital Auxiliary reports profit and plans
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held its first 1960-61 meeting. A $525 profit from the year’s tour was announced, with purchases planned totaling about $1,000 including a grill, deep fryer, ping pong equipment, therm bowls, a diathermy machine, and related items for the hospital. Plans included a Harvest Card Party and a rummage sale, with volunteer hours totaled at 848 for June through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binus Summers
Corry Memorial
Mary Malek
Mary Higgins
Gerald Staples
Cochatman
Bennett
Moose
Edward Heckman
D. O. Dougherty
Vennis
R. Follett
Dent
J.P. Needham
Miss Higgins
Eugene Buesin
Harold Carr
Joseph Frisina
J. F. Needham
Harold Jackson
Courtney-Brooks Nuptials Listed in Mayville NY
The notice announces the marriage of Wilda Katherine Courtney to Richard H Courtney. The ceremony took place August 13 in Mayville New York. They reside at 66 Snyder Circle. Wilda graduated from Corry Area High School in 1959 and works at New Process Co Warren Pa. Richard, a 1956 CAHS graduate, works at Bursink Motor Bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu Pri
Sixth Avenue
Wilda Katherine
Richard H. Courtney
Adabell Courtney
Bpring Street
Mayville
N.Y
Snyder Circle
Corry Area
New Process Co
Warren, Pa
CAHS
Bursink Motor
Covenant Circle Meets At Capwell Home
The Covenant Circle of the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening at Mrs Merle Capwell’s home with ten members present. Mrs Ian Howard opened with a poem, devotions led by Mrs Alpe Mortison, and Shannon led the program from the new study book Consider the Church. Mrs Howard noted family night on September 28 and the Presbyterial meeting at the local church on October 3. Hostess assistance came from Mrs Raleigh VanTassel and Mrs James Lewis for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capwell
Covenant Circle
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Merle Capwell
Ian Howard
Alpe
Benky St Clair Wins Fifth Bridge Tourney at Country Club
Miss Benky St Clair captured the fifth session of the Ne Coriy Country Club Individual Bridge Championship, receiving a trophy from tournament director Beverly Marpan. Average score for the evening was 63, with St Clair posting 281 in the final standings while Philip Zalzneck tied for first at 281.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benky St. Clair
Ne Coriy Country Club
Marpan Beverly
Willy Miss SL Crair
Luke Graham
Horton Davis
Gerald Lane
Charles Shus
Mark Coyle
Frank J Craft
Frank Graft
Robert Tunner
John Blatt
Charles Shu
Mes Hubley
Philip Ratateete
Janvis Mac Thnes
J. Fred Karney
Harold Brown
Miller speaker at Kiwanis outlines Liberia facts
Rey Fucnard Miller addressed the weekly Kiwanis dinner at Hotel Corry Reef, detailing Liberia’s founding by freed slaves from the U. S. and its government with president and congress. He discussed Swedish help, mines, rubber, and plantations, noting ongoing labor and development. President Ray Ams announced a testimonial dinner for retiring Secretary Kermith Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Fucnard Miller
Une Ey le
Tiberia
Agh
Fuvatils
Liberia
Arkuit
Beil Estate Haprenuts
Eso Wenyt Iiberesté
Libertines
Jana Leper
Pauwals
Ray Ams
Kermih Winter
Wie
Ekle Caine
St. John's
Mr Winter Wi
Cuvernor
Knyunis
Rice
Baptist Berean Class Names New Officers
The Berean Class of First Baptist Church held at the home of Mr and Mrs Laurence Porter Wayne street announced Fred Marah as president with Arvind Burrows as assistant, Aurelia Cosma secretary Lois Porter treasurer. Fred Marsh led prayer and Arland Burraus conducted the business session. Rev Robert J DeBoer fed him open discussion on Philippians chapter one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Chilleh
Chiss
Laurence Porter
Wayne Street
Fred Marah
Steve
Arvind Burrows
Aurelia Cosma
Lois Porter
Fred Marsh
Arland Burraus
Robert J DeBoer
Murs
Maple Avenue
Virgil Endstley
Fragmentary names amid historic names and titles in Philadelphia notice
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals including Mrs Jhon Bitink Cambridhe Spires and Evelyn Wistery Nojelelout with titles such as chairman and deputy grad in Philadelphia. Rehabilitation and governance terms appear amid scattered names, places, and roles. The text reads as a mangled collection of names, positions, and affiliations without a clear single event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letehwogth
Philadelphia
Worthy Grand Mytron
Fld Seilangey Prechind
Grand Mitra
Stand
Wilfie Sanfenrdir
Jhon Bitink
Cambridhe
Tutielivania Bastoriy
Hennie My Ab
Eam Moriseh
Piindeh Cas Montha
Mere Jip Holtinin Easton
Gran Eeher Mis
Evelyn Wistery Nojelelout
Rehabilitation
OES Grand Officers Feted At District Meeting Here
Eastern Star officers honored at a district gathering in Meadville with presentations by district chapters. Attendees included grand officers, local chapter members, and visitors from multiple chapters across Pennsylvania. formal ceremony featured Bible, flag and pedestal displays, followed by a short dinner and ritual observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES
Grant Mairon
Pennsylvanin
Ayid Thor Stult
Soeril Danie
Dinsiéh TB
Anire
BuPsis
Letefotartth
Eac i Honneaey
Huntess
Acaeit
Ghiden Crow Chapster
Menavilla
Cxnvridue Syrines
Linesville
Connguillsile
Moat
Meadvile
Youngevilla
Fort
LeBoeuf
Waterford
Fiklins
Laren Barker
Elucliols
Harold Davison
Fragmented OCR shows scattered names and events at an evening program
The readable fragments list multiple individuals such as Mrs Pett Boe and Mrs Evelsn Corbin attending a Cary event with mentions of Mead Chapier and Geers. Other proper nouns hint at venues Fort Leawh Werusville and Wer. the text includes stray references to schedules, presentations, and ceremonies without clear cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pett
Boe
Evelsn Corbin
Davisoth
Madetine May
Elurethe Swall
Cary
Geraldine Dounsnn
Mead Chapier
Miy
Marie Welplore
Geers
Anphea -Chagirer
Mrs Zena Arnold Hosts Readers Gathering At Hotel
Mrs Zena Arnold presided over a brief reading session yesterday at a hotel reception area. Attendees engaged in literary notes and a small business meeting followed, with a focus on community interests and local affairs.
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Aye Aie
Chautsuqua
Wisega Portant
Ieee
WSCS Vocation Play Presented by Local Society
The Woman's Society of Christian Service staged a vocation play at the Myr Leland auditorium with Miss Katy lene Bluey and Mr Jorty Hoyt in supporting roles. Miss Paula Mbetink and Dr. Mrs. Edmund Bir led scenes, while Mrs Parker and Mrs Tevit Yourie organized committees urging voting and community help. The event featured a sidewalk bazaar, prayer, and readings from A Testament of Devotion, with plans for future sub-district workshops and a September 28 meeting in Suumusville to boost church outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wak
Mie
Tissell
Clik
Katylene Bluey
Thin Pine
Jorty Hoyt Wats
Vole
Paula Mbetink
Charles Correll
Robert Marsh
Edmund Bir
Pratik McKuugit
Mix Youns
High McKmidht
Fiurle Bile
Bowes
Tevit Yourie
China
Parker
Suinen
Suomusville
Koftigorses- Heplilly
Martha Circle Holds Evening Meeting At Prophin PME
Members of the Martha Circle met last evening with about 40 women in attendance. Mrs George A Myers led prayers and Mrs Harry Molchicus served as chairman after light refreshments were offered, with attendees invited from the Mercy WSCS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uate
Vantaa
Clurdh
Martha Circle
George A Myers
Ted
Martha /circle walls
Harry Molchicus
Leiding
Mecragy
WSCS
Knox Circle Hosts Meeting At Home Of Miss Smith
Knox Circle of the Workers Association at First Presbyterian Church met at Ilies Marion Smith home with twelve members and two guests. Chg Christensen led activities, Hebert Grice presented a playlet, with Mrs Walter Rath guiding the session. Plans include Presbyterial meeting Oct 8 and a September 28 family night at 7 30 with a party rather than dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Circle
Workers Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ilies Marion Smith
Chg Christensen
Albhiuhlun
Mis
Hebert Grice
Cuele
Ludmnin
Walter Rath
Franz Cole
Edwin Cole
Amici Class Meeting At Davis Home
Amit Bible Class of Evincelical United Byetimen Church held a meeting at the Davis residence with 18 members present. Mrs. Davis Mrs. Kopp and Mrs. Resgle served refreshments while Mre Fre Gilson presided. A social period followed with games and devotions led by Hy Ray Haris. Next meeting planned for October with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Us
Amit Bible Class
Evincelical United Byetimen Church
Myx
Hy Ray Haris
Gilson
Davis
Mra
Ages Kopp
Mary Resgle
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Ede
Opics
Cormaneurement
Millard Pillimose Hospital School of Nursing
Klein
Hans Music Hall
Buffalo
Linda Anderson
E. Anderson
West Frederick Street
Connell
University of Buffalo
Dapine
Mivsine
Anderson Yall Renin
Butfilo
Courtney-Brooks
Dey
Washington St. Cobry, PA
African Republic
Yaturally
Atava Evans
Mre
Arnette Raut
PhUadulpila
Gratd Marshall
Min Sirah Hatlenurte
Matrisvite
Cifeerih Wiprfantitativre Té Rey Shote
Alalpanus Metata Utpetiiy
Meausilte
Debin
Cuihene Pees
Phutailelphi
Ciard Chali
Molen Hille
Melviit
Pennsylvania
Mike Hazel Behattler
Wmuylatepha
Aday
Rath Care
Norsisiawit
Cusholie Leaby
Corry
Beatrice
Taeauin Amieris Homoresh
Letokninth
Edith Care
PGM
Hila Seltemper
AGM
Jeary Harrison
Katherine Nye
Pintelairen
Esly Keeney
Hatstablins
Mia Evelyn Wister
Tenth Dudie
Ene
Esa Hermon
Dereiha Rebhon
Albian
10Auy Huy
Gachranten
Allunienny
Grand Marons
Margaret Shollenberger
Girard
Catbeige Luuby
Corey
Viola Garland
Arthburg
Helen Bilin Kane
Swell de Mey
Hausmann
Alabama
Linentill
Patmelly
Cecta Thusy
Titusville
Golden Crown
Bily
Ma Marilyn Gilwa
Mead
Erie
TMON
SUN
Logan
Zions
John H. Harris
ARENA
Dik
Zena Arnold
Miss Smith
Amici
Croey
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