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SKeakleyville High-• K - School Alumni MeetOne hundred alumni of the local^ * V. - 1 . . I l» . *high school gathered at the I. 0. O.F. hall Saturday evening for their' . . • * . . . * . . ’anuual banquet,:The president, Lawrence Turner,was master- of ceremonies and wei-coined the class of “1^36, The response was by LawrencQiMay. Those of this class who; were present were Rex Caldwell Edward Graham, Law. rencc May, Frank Newbold, Anna Hoobler, Dorothy Scofield and Frances Vaughn. • ^ ■ ,The class of 1915 was*, the honor class, this year. Mr. Turner Introduced them, Kennedy- Graham responded. Members of this class present were Mr.: Graham, Mrs. Anna Limber Stevenson, Mrs. Esther Carey Stallsmith,, Mrs. Mildred Anderson•Woods* ■ v• C-Doris Caldwell song, “The Gooa Ship Lolly Pop and /‘School Days. Louise Caldwell gave d reading, The Newly-Weds Qo Fishing, Mary andCochranton; Dr, and L. M. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. J..L. Stovonson, Salom.■. V-rVt.-.i/r -v- •-vr.;: ■■r;. . ;P^'Mlss; flrene 1 Wll 1 lams, daughter of M r, i and Mrs. Cl Ilford Wi 111 ains, and Jay.Flshdr, son of Miv aud, Mrs. Sam; Fisher, VAycr© ; inarrlcd at the M. E. parsonage Saturday , oVohihg. |; Rev; G. B. Nolder read- t)io i marriage .$or-‘yl^6*ILTh(cy were unattended. Aftor, the r cereimon y Mr, and Mrs.; Flslior dtended tlip S. II. S. alumni: bdriquot and left afterward for Pittsburgh en route to Washington, D. C. They oxpect to return Wednesday.SHEAKLEY FUNERAL * V Funeral services for John, D. Sheakley were hold at the J, E. Graham funeral home hero Sunday at 2 o’clock In charge off Rov. G. E, Boyer of Saogertown. The pallbear-; ers were Smith Free,, Mr, Johnson of Saogertown, Mr, Eves, Mr. Dunlap, Meadville; Freeman Osborne and T, L, Philips, Friends from a distance were; Fred Sheakley, Cumberland, Md,; Anderson, Sheakley and family, Leonard Sheakley and family, Mfead-vllle; Robert Kelso and family, Had. ley; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheakley,usfolte»su;MlbitlyinoTiT»pr»roihoinihohnthAIn:Elizabeth Cousins sang a duet, ac-. Geneva; Warren Sheak oy and fam-companed by Grace Thompson at the Tpiano, -. .Rev. G. B. Nolder was the speaker and gave an excellent address, histheme was The Way of Life. Thiswas followed by group singing.Business transacted Included the election of the following officers; President, Ernest Moyer; vice president, Harry Armour; secretary, HelenCoulter; treasurer, Frank Stright,It was decided to use the money in the treasury as; the beginning of a revolving fund to be used by themost outstanding four-year studentwhoi wishes to- continue his-educa* tlon, A committee will be appointed tp worK ,out tbe deta^B^pf (his decision, ■ --• \ .Next year each alumnus is re* .quested to bring with him a book for the high school Jibrar^i From out* •of-town. were: *MrFah4Mrs. Floyd Turner, Columbus Mr, , and Mrs, Lawrence Turner, /: Pittsburgh; Mr, and Mrs, Grant Waddle, Cambridge Springs; Miss Frances Campbell, Mr, Campbell, Grove City; Ollyo Rhea,-Mr. McElwuine, Ell wood City; Anna; Hensley Snider, Mr, and ''Mrs, Maynard Turner, Meadville) Mr8’ °ra Free Walker, Sandy Lake; Merlin MoMaster, ToyvnVjllle; Helen Coulter,Frank Strighb Sharon;* Mb and Mrs, William Thompson,1 iHnbbard; FredMarstellar, porothy Maf stellar Forney, Greenville; Mr, an4 Mrb Woods, Geneva; Mrs. Walter f StaJsmlth,ily, Mrs. Ruth Llnliart, Mrs. Ger-trudcr Philips Komerer, ■ Mrs. Lora McCorklo Masters, Will Morford, Meadville; Malcolm Yount and family, Erie; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dam-bacher, Youngstown; Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Philips, Oil City; Mr, and Mrs, Virgil Haggerty, Franklin; Mr, and Mrs. Ollle Stoyer, Coohranton; Clifford and Clarence McCracken, Sharpsville; Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Sheakley,/ Sharon; ' Alex Sheakley, Linesvilie; Mr.' and Mrs, George White, Howard White, Greenville; Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Beatty, Mr, andMrs. - Albert Long* / -';lEdith Cresswell wpn second prize in Class A in the national essay con-test of 'the Young People's Christian Union of the D. P. church, ;';:;';^:5V:V:MiSSIQN BAND:The Mission Band of the Freewill Baptist Church held their June service with an interesting servjee Sunday at ix o’clock, in addition to thef. .i«,mattbM01giGMAliealPitlialDI.ccdcreJiwMPIJ,fa1-rAll Kinds of Service by Reliable 1-' ' vAyiai* .fc*. * Ft i^ i e.% ‘ - *J * * .V /m.mi.iiiiiii.!.,i ji.r* V-ri J ^ • -• •'.’id ■'! ■■ !■■.!■■■1 TMM!»■lt;‘ ' ?:■ . ‘V •: •*A, - eTcANNON.AyOTJONBBR* .• . u .
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Greenville Record Argus

Greenville, Pennsylvania, US

Wed, Jun 05, 1935

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