Special Program For Columbus Grange Visitation Meeting
Columbus Grange No. 875 held a visitation and regular meeting at Columbus Town Hall with David Curtis presiding. A visiting Akeley Grange brought songs a playlet musical selections and a round table discussion. A collection of 10.28 was sent to the State Grange Building Fund and plans were announced for a sugar social on April 28. Geres of Akeley presented a cake to Ceres of Columbus Grange with a suitable ceremony. The group will take the program to Warren Grange on April 20.
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Columbus Grange
Noworina Ceres
Columbus Grange No. 875
Columbus Town Hall
David Curtis
Akeley Grange
State Grange Building Fund
Birthday Party For Miss Nancy Mong Honors Nine Years
Mrs Floyd Mong entertained Saturday at Snyder Circle home in honor of her daughter Nancy who turned nine. Games prizes and refreshments were enjoyed by 108 attendees from Akeley Spring Creek Farmington Philipsville Spartansburg Columbus Warren East Branch Panama Rocks and Rows. Columbus Grange will convene anew on April 27.
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Nancy Mong
Floyd Mong
Snyder Circle
Nancy
Patti Aldrich
Judy Gentilman
Molly Orcutt
Litda Freno
Nancy Huntley
Cathy Carter
Joan Neckers
Merle Page
Worth Hammond
Akeley
Spring Creek
Farmington
Philipsville
Spartansburg
Columbus
Warren
East Branch
Panama Rocks
Rows
Columbus Grange
Kiwanis Club hears plan to rebuild Columbus Dam
Speech by Carleton Curtis head of Columbus Authority outlined efforts to rebuild the dam first built in 1898 to power mills. He noted flood damage in 1987 destroyed much of it and that $20 000 state funds await site clear title. Additional local notices and visits described among attendees.
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Kiwanis
Carleton Curtis
Columbus Authority
Columbus
Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Curtis
Raymond Seastead
Howard Hutzelman
Mills Brothers Circus
James Harper
David H Livingston
Sr. H Flaxman
WSCS Elects New Officers And Committee Chairmen
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church elected officers and committee chairs. Mrs Andrew Paulson led the meeting with nominees named by the committee including Mrs Donald Dingle as president and Mrs Charles Carrell as vice president. The group planned a May 2 gathering and a June 1 dinner for the Stokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, with program pieces by Mrs Coreell and Mrs Downey amid a social period.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Andrew Paulsin
Donald Dingle
Charles Carrell
Merle
Stanley Niehols
Trvin Young
Leland Johnston
Hirch
Howard Rehnberg
Henry’ Rockman
Helen Jones
Edmunt Barr
Iterature
Arthur QO. Burge
Uth
Garald Hoyt
Lyle Foster
Paulson
Paul Meerdink
Mayther
Bariquet Willy
W. B. Stowe
H. 5. Vaught
Barbara Roberts
Philip McCray
Hoyt
Merle Dodd
Howard Still
R. Lawrence Davisort
Stokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Coreell
Jack Downey
Benjamin Skinner
Correll
Hobers
Vaughn
Stowe
Earle Hasbrouck
Presbyterian Woman’s Circle Meeting At Mrs Seaby’s Home
The Gen eva and Calvin circles of the Presbyterian Women’s Association met at 1:30 PM at Mrs. William Seaby’s East Frederick Street home. Guests and members discussed rummage sales, a bazaar, and plans for the Korea orphan fund, with devotions on Are you achieving victory in Christ and a note on upcoming events and transportation arrangements.
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Geneva
Calvin
Presbyterian Women's Association
William Seaby
East Frederick Street
Leuby
Join Sheehan
Mes
J. H. Heerlein
Charles Gilbert
J. Donald Watson
Moss Margaret Lawvaner
Girt
Teem Brie
Mvsrami
Cwere
Oil City
Clarence Wallace
Korea
Kenneth Burr
Nic J
Donal Watson
J. Bay Old Patterson
Westminster Circle
East Plessan Street
Towi
Delbert Robinson
Watter
T. Rath
Watson
Hobinson
Frosten Person
Thomas Russell
Bowling Banquet Highlights Mixed Couples League Wins
The Bowl-Aire Alleys Mixed Couples League held its annual banquet at the VW Post home with a roast beef dinner followed by prize awards and dancing. Final standings featured Esso Hall Outcasts 4-H Sparkies Paupers and Bloomer Buttons. High single games went to George Haenel 227 Richard Merkle 225 Harvey 225 for men and Mrs Clifford McCloskey 206 Mrs Harvey 196 and Mrs Clifford Oates 176 for women. High series included Pete Russell 609 William Allen 664 William Randall 532. Women winners were Mrs Russell 504 Mrs Haenel 455 and Mrs Clinton Pratt 414.
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VW Post
Esso Hall
George Haenel
Richard Merkle
Harvey
Clifford McCloskey
Clifford Oates
Met
Pete Russell
William Allen
William Randall
Russell
Haenel
Clinton Pratt
Spring Creek PTA elects new officers at meeting
Mrs Emmanuel Robertson was named president of Spring Creek Township PTA at a school meeting last evening. Other officers named include Ms Denzel Phillips as vice president Mrs Wilson Armitage secretary and Bernard Porter treasurer. A program by Mrs Charles Tripp featured free hand drawings of local scenes. Lunch was served by the committee. The new officers will be installed at the next meeting on May 11 preceded by a tureen supper.
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Spring Creek Pta
Emmanuel Robertson
Spring Creek Township
Denzel Phillips
Wilson Armitage
Bernard Porter
Kenneth Sirkler
Charles Tripp
Arthur Brundage
Wave
Wattsburg High School to Stage Too Many Dates Comedy
Wattsburg Junior Class at Wattsbury General High School presents the free act comedy Too Many Dates by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes. Produced with special arrangement from Samuel French, the play is set for Friday and Saturday evenings April 17 and 18 at 8 15 pm. Bag pipes are noted as possibly originating in ancient Egypt.
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Wattsburg
Wattsbury General High School
Marrijane
Joseph Hayes
Specal
Samuel French
BPW Club Meets At Mott Street Home
Miss Agnes Lyne presided at the BPW Club business session held last night at Miss Lillian Murray’s Mott street home. Members plan to attend the Spring District Meeting in Titusville Saturday at 8 20 p m with a dinner at the Colonel Drake Hotel at 6 30 o'clock. An invitation from Union City to a dinner on April 27 was read. Roservs Hons should be arranged with Mrs. Lynch before April. Lucile Murray was welcomed as a new member and a wedding gift was presented to Mrs. Robert Haskins. Refreshments were served before adjournment with plans to meet again April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Agnes Lyne
Business A and Professional Women’s Club
Mott Street
Lillian Murray
Titusville
Colonel Drake
Union City Club
Lynch
Lucile Murray
Robert Haskins
Bertha Dorwin
Donald Hall
St Pauls Altar Guild Plans May Banquet And Meeting
The St Pauls Altar Guild held a monthly church meeting led by President Mrs Robert Clark. A recent rummage sale yielded good funds for guild work. New white satin kneeling cushions arrived and chairmen for committees were named. The May 11 meeting will be at Mrs Dorr Clarkes home with box lunches for exchange.
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St. Paul’s Altar Guild
St. Paul's Altar Guild
Robert Clark
Chai
Clarence Kirch
David Depew
Dorr Clark
Raymond Cathers
Gerald Staples
Willtiam Moorey
Dorr Clarke
Guy Stafford
Robert Owens
Daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital in Columbus
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Allison Browh of R D 1 Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital in a brief birth notice.
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Momme
The
Corry Memorial Hospital
Allison Browh
Columbus
Crautos Smith Marriage Announced in Sex Street
Mr and Mrs Elmer Suit announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Edward Crautos son of Mr and Mrs Jamies Votpolis. Justice of the Peace George Legters performed the ceremony at his home Saturday noon. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Eugene Munn. The bride wore navy blue with light blue accessories and white rose corsage. The sister wore dark blue with red rose corsage. Immediate families and relatives attended a reception at the groom’s home. The couple will reside on A D street where he farms. he is a veteran and attended Spartansburg Consolidated School.
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Crautos-Smith
Elmer
Sex Street
Mildred
Edward Crautos
Jamies Votpolis
R. D
George Legters
Clymer
Eugene Munn
Musi
D. T
Spartansburo Consolidated School
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