Dinner party honors Hortila Couple in Ames club visit
A crowd gathered at the Cony County Club for a dinner honoring the Hortila Couple during their Ames visit. Hosts Mrs Frink N Ames welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Hent Bakes and Mr Antes, with Mr Bakes and Mrs Needham among those staying briefly. Several attendees from Tampa and New York noted plans to return home soon.
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A. Doruutiy
Wits
Cony
Frink N. Ames
Wefiir
Hent Bakes
Bakes
Antes
Iid Mts
Tuiyspor
Oil
Meghan Winshe
Tampa Street
Tampa
Jill
Needhamt
Maple Avenue
Perdhay
Needham
Iid
Richa’ Farrell Trey
Harold Craeg
Uiel Wesk
Simi Street
Kat Weninp
Coy
Dots E Ireland
Gaylord Li Novhison
George Av Myers
Mra
Rex Ireland
Columbus
Smeet
Philip A
Northrop
RD. 1
Northarp
FD. 1
Corry
Trois & Sandl
Adixondivk Mountains
Lake Placid Aid
Thylis
Solindarewigh
New York State
Sawyer Studio Ptiotay
Honor Pastor and Family at Area Church Reception
A reception honoring Pastor Rey Sturdevant and his family was hosted by Evangelical United Brethren Congregation and friends with about 89 attendees. The program featured readings, music including a violin duet, and a short talk by Floyd Tanner. A collection was taken for the pastor as refreshments were served after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Vuney
Roger Taner
Rummage Sale Planned At VEW Auxiliary Meet
Auxiliary meeting in the Garden Room discussed a rummage sale scheduled for October 11 and 13. Alfred Cone named president and Miss Yili Zepka appointed chair. Mrs Havel Shuiss! noted as wing chair. next meeting set for October Lith with William Walt as guest.
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Alfred Cone
Yili Zepka Wis
Havel
Shuiss
Wiiy
Gueljp
Willliam Walt
Memphis
Tenn
Corry
Boy Scout Troop 80 Plans Weekend Camp
Scout Troop 80 schedules a weekend camp with leaders including Scoutmaster Chipy hips and Junior Assistant Seamt master Paul Mutwaitil. Others listed are Koni junior besistant Stoutmiter and Edward Hilfist as senior patrol Header.
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Boy Scout Troop
Aue Uy
Coeuiin
Teave
Ekntitis
Bobile Fry
Lina Hollow
Wilkin Po Aken
Tigers Tearters
Newell Beckwith
Chipyhips
Jinnior
Paul Mutwaitil
Koni
CDA Officers Installed At Ceremony Last Night
Community news notes a Catholic Daughters of America installation ceremony at Spiriti Center in Erie. Mrs. James-master, Mrs. Leo Hous, and other new GDA officers are listed alongside attendees from Erie including Mrs. Patric to Graves and Mrs. Sullivan. A two-year report highlighted upcoming charity events and a reception followed by a formal buffet.
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CDA
Ametica
Toons Oh Spiriti
wAaltoblon
Wis
Mrs. Damies-Mwless
Mies Mivy
Holter Shana
Grand Creyihl
Eie
Erie
Trod
Tophtres
GDA
Nick Marty
Rand
Leo Hous
Viveraid Mgerit
Hunnsme
Penplitvass Ars Jf
Neethiih
Lenn
Enyn Hininckil
Helaver
Iir
Howard King
Warren McChesney
Sentinels
Julsen P Sullivan
Hyiold Gravy
Mary Hipetis
Voree Voir Rey Patncla
Graves
Ahsnick
CBA
Rein
Gelbertht
Bonini
Mib
Siva
Reed
Nelany ‘Thompson
Eoumuttas
Mra
Tory Se
Harry Morris
Joseph Prugay
Afr
Defawil
Fattherine Etecima
EL Gruhnars
Log Haylyil
Teyger Blatt
Tle Gist
Maral Seholton
Hirstitend Dykes
Einor Cailoh
Thoms
Milonuy
Friendly Circle Plans Family Night Party
The Friendly Circle of the Gut hosted a family night with 11 members and visitors. Leaders Mrs Neil Thompsey and others organized events including Bible Partners, fellowship, games, and a social hour with awards for Mary and Joseph Ruth and Bo ne and Adameanid Bye.
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Mra
Acunr
ANS Litvis BB
Neil Thompsey
Frpirikletty
Walter di- Shir
Virinve
Mtfair Nie
Drvp
Iopr
Duyoliant
New Officers Chosen for Spring Creek Grange
At the Spring Creek Grange No. 236 meeting William Graybill was elected master for the coming year. New officers include William Mitchell as master, Raymond Briggs overseer, Mrs Briggs recorder, Bernard Porter steward, William Graybill assistant steward, Mrs Mitchell chaplain, Mrs Glen Eldred treasurer, Mrs Paul Kafferlin secretary, Thomas Fellon gatekeeper, Mrs Clyde Morton ceres, Mrs Chandler Mason nominating, Mrs Bernard Porter flora, Mrs William Graybill Indy assistant steward, Mrs Glen Eldred executive committee member, Homer Manley solicitor, and Mrs Bernard Porter legislative chairman. The group will meet once monthly on the fourth Thursday, with a November date adjusted for Thanksgiving. Refreshment committee: Mrs Paul Kafferlin and Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell. A light lunch followed.
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Spring Creek Granth
William Graybill
William Mitchell
Raymond ‘Briggs
Briggs
Bernard Porter
Willam Grayhill
Mitchell
Glen Eldred
Paul Kafferlin
Thomas Fellon
Clyde Morton
Ceres
Chandler Mason
Flora
Indy
Homer Manley
Mrs Floyd Arnink Hosts Sciota Aid Group
Mrs Floyd Arnink of Mohink street Mohink entertained yesterday afternoon at her home for the Sciota Community Aid group. Eleven members answered roll call. Mrs Arnink led the business session in the president and vice president’s absence. Mrs Homer Kolstes gave devotions. The group tied a quilt for the hostess, pieced by her mother, Mrs Mary Lines. Time and place of the next meeting will be announced later.
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Floyd Arnink
Sciota
Mohink Street
Fi Clymer
Mary Lines
Spencer Aid Has Dinner at Clark Home
A Spencer Aid meeting and dinner were held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Robert Clark. Twenty four attended, including members and families. A devotional period was led by Mrs. Omar Crowell. Mrs. Carroll Crowell will host the October 18 meeting, planned for the evening, with officer elections on the agenda. The session closed with prayers.
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Spencer Aid
Clark Home
Robert Clark
R. D
Omar Crowell
Carroll Crowell
Mrs Henry Rockman Hosts Corry Methodist Group
The Corry Methodist World Friendship group met at Mrs. Henry Rockman’s home for a tureen dinner at six o’clock. Officers elected include Alice Wilcox president, Mary Ann Diemer vice president, Dorothy Berkhaus secretary, and Mary Brockman treasurer. Mrs Buskit spoke on Japan, sharing robes and chopsticks among other items. Miss Aline Wilcox will host the next meeting.
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Henry Rockman
Corry
Aline
Wilcox
Policeman Nabs Hit-Run Suspect After Car Chase
Patrolman Angelo Tikoy, 26, chased a hit-run vehicle after it knocked him down in West Erie. He halted Blairsville-bound car and fired three shots, earning the license number but losing the car. Arthur C. Jones, 48, was arrested at his Ingram home and charged with DUI, assault and battery with a car, and hit-and-run driving.
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Fussuan
Todie
Patolman Angelo Tikoy
Blairsville
West Erie
Takos
Newborns Join Community From Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Sam Buressi of 210 Mott Street. A son joined Mr and Mrs Frank Hajec at 518 Concord Street, born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital. A baby was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Willink of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital Avon.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Sam Buressi
Mott Street
Murn
Bor
Frank ‘Hajec
Concord Street
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Avon
Gilbert Willink
Clymer
Soviet Ballet Troupe Heads For London Despite Charges
The Bolshoi troupe, one of the world’s great companies, plans two air departures for London after Britain refused to drop shoplifting charges against a Soviet dancer. The 120-member group, led by Mikhail Chulak, had threatened to cancel but will perform in the West, citing concerns over treatment of athlete Nina Ponomareva who was arrested August 29 for allegedly stealing five hats. Galina Alanova is named among the top dancers.
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Seveneer
Ase Bolshoi Theater
Createst
London
West
Ministry of Culture
Galina Alanova
West Wison
Mikhail Chulak
Tevestia
Nina Ponomareva
Track row escalates as Russians pull from meets
Athletes prepared for trial as the Russians denounced the arrest as dirty provocation. The British Foreign Office stated it had rejected a Soviet request to drop the charges, signaling continued tension over the sporting incidents.
Sportsmen Start River Journey Across Four Pennsylvania Rivers
Four groups led by state and sportsmen officials begin a three day float along the Allegheny Juniata Delaware and Susquehanna to locate new public access points. The mission showcases big river fishing and float technique while steering focus toward warm water species alongside trout programs.
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Harrisburg
Allegheny
Juniata
Delaware
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association
State Fish and Game Commissions
Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
The
Fish Commission
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