Miss Sylvia Schneider Ends Summer at Home Before Kent State Return
Local notes report Sylvia Schneider home from Johns Hopkins Hospital for a short vacation before resuming studies as a dietician at Kent State University. Her parents J Richards and Martha Schneider will accompany her to Kenton Sunday. Other items note Rotary Club dinner reports, 4-H Jersey show winners Pam and Jean Curtis, and various community notices including Moose convention attendance, Catholic Daughters meeting, and Wright School PTA ice cream social.
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Sylvia Schneider
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
J. Richard
Martha) Schneider
Turnpike Road
R.D. 3
Kenton
Sylvia
Miss Ann Baressi Honored In Housewarming Social
Teachers and friends hosted a party last evening honoring Miss Ann Baressi at her new home 305 Marion Street. The appreciation event blended housewarming and social greetings for the popular local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Baressi
Marion Street
Reunions Highlight A D King and Johnson Family Gatherings
The A D King family reunion at Ronald King’s home drew fifty attendees for visiting and a luncheon. The Wrightsville Johnson family hosted at Robert and Diane Johnson’s home, with 61 members enjoying a picnic dinner and business led by Lorrie Johnson. Other notes include two marriages and one death, travel from Fort Eustis VA a highlight, regional attendance, Pomona Grange events and forthcoming installations, plus school hosts for Miss Baressi’s recognition.
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A.D. King
Ronald King
A.D. 3
Kiwanians Hear Housing Inspector At Meeting
Kiwanis Club at the Corry Motor Inn heard housing inspector John Hornick describe eight months of office work including 447 house checks 577 re checks and efforts to remove rats and junk cars. He noted homes razed nine with five awaiting action and cited safety checks on unvented heaters water tanks and extension cord abuse.
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John Hornick
Kiwanis Club
Corry Motor Inn
Hornick
Howard J. Sheen
Erie Club
Boston
WCTU Roll Call Dinner Narrates Local Plans
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held its roll call dinner yesterday at Evangelical United Methodist Church with 14 members present. Edith Adams led devotions on "Into All the World" as plans emerged for an October porch sale at 237 West Washington Street and Carlisle PA state convention on October 13 14 15. Mrs Waite Rowland to host next meeting.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Edith Adams
West
Washington Street
Carlisle
Waite Rowland
China Painters Plan Annual Show and Christmas Party
The Corry Federation of China Painters discussed the forthcoming annual china painting show and sale to be held at Richard's on November 11 12 during regular store hours with tickets on sale for prize awards. Mrs Worth Hammond Sr is chairman. Plans also set the annual Christmas party for December 14 at 6 30 p m at the Corry Motor Inn.
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Wright School
Wright School Pta
Dan Ford
Debbie Anthony
Kerry Pilz
Terry Middleton
Barbara Pless
Terri Hall
Connie Mather
Cindy Taylor
Doug Webb
Bob Malek
Harry Nelson
James Howard
Nelson
Heddy Johnston
Walter Bowen
Roy Hall
William Hall
Richard's
Corry Federation of China
East Washington Street
Alfred Cone
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers in Erie IOOF Hall
Last evening the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 elected officers with Mrs. Clifford Geer presiding. Elected were Mrs. Eugene Marrs noble grand, Mrs. James Smith vice grand, Mrs. Willard Shreve recording secretary, Mrs. Harvey Loveland financial secretary, and Mrs. Wallace Mick treasurer. Also named were Mrs. Clifford Geer delegate to the Rebekah Assembly of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Naomi Clark trustee. Installations set for October 19 at the IOOF Hall with Miss Helen School and Erie staff presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Clifford Geer
Noble Grand
Eugene Marrs
James Smith
Willard Shreve
Harvey Loveland
Wallace Mick
Rebekah Assembly of Pennsylvania
Naomi Clark
OOF
Miss Helen School
Erie
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Corry
Avi
Cindy Anthony
Kerry Taylor
Terri Middleton
Debbie Pilz
Terri Hail
McMichael
Birdie
Bessie Zeyzus
Secretary of Agriculture
James McHale
State Consumer Council
Harrisburg
Shapp
Rotary Club
Venture Inn
John McLean
Eugene Theisen
Warren
Helen) Titus
Costa Mesa
Calif
Russell
Martha) Briggs
West Congress Street
Laurence
Lois) McCray
West Smith Street
Lois
Pam
Leslie Curtis
Columbus
Jean
James Curtis
R.D. 1
Warren County
Meadville
Women's Association of the
Philip
Aletha) Halfast
Mabel_Schaefer
Grand Street
Inez Carter
Donald Carter Jr
Bear Lake
Wilma) Vanssens
Snyder Circle
Larry
Elaine) Lobdell
Shady Avenue
Arthur
Bea) Litz
East Main Street
the Women of the Moose and the Loyal Order of Moose
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
St. Thomas School
Robert Sanders
William Kurelowech
Cochairman
Norbert Bachemer
Helen Daugherty
August DeMauri
Evelyn Dominessy
William Eaton
Leo Heberlein
Frank Ostberg
Frank Wascak
Corry Grange
Grange
Park Street
John Decker
Arthur McChesney
Leo Gates
Roy Swart
John Moravek
Flossie Fosburgh
Bertha Darwin
Harold Gale
Walter Rhodes
Ceres
Eugene Powers
Pomona
Flora
Charles
Harold Lloyd
Lawrence Andersen
Kenneth Harvey
Mariana McIntyre
Percy Corbin
William Moses
Angie Baressi
Richard Phelps
Terry Upperman
Jackie Royds
John Johnson
Patty Rooney
Herman Peck
Daniel L. Johnson
Fort Eustis
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
Youngsville
Mulligan
Pomona Grange
Wattsburg
Waterford
Miss Baressi
Corry Area
Jack Crowell
Frank Anthony
Marjorie Mills
Alberta McElroy
Sean Calvin
Floyd Middleton
Robert Olson
Clarence Eld
Helen Downs
Sherwood Scott
Robert MacGregor
Mary Price
Morgan Beverly
David Johnson
M.S. Reed
Mary Matson
Eva Kepler
Lulu Benzingers
Kenneth Burr
Jean Scouten
Margaret Herberg
William Rodemeyer
Bertha McMichael
Dale Webster
WCTU
el Mellody Lane Foods
Town Square Foods
Mighty High
Ave
Lake City
North Saters
China Painters Plan
Rebekah Lodge
Vernon Welch
Boyd Darling
Bevings & Loan Association
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