Wright School presents spring music and art exhibit
Wright School featured a spring program with a 4 p.m. concert in the auditorium and an art show across the lobby and halls. Students displayed works arranged by art instructor Dona Webster while the music directed by Nancy Rossbacher and Rick Anvil spanned modern songs, rock and country selections, and a patriotic finale Look Up America.
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Wright School
Nickie Crowell
Jenny May
Todd Tripp
Dona Webster
Nancy Rossbacher
Rick Anvil
Paul McCartney
America
Backer
Davis
McBrien
Study Group Opens at First Presbyterian Church
Widowers and others are invited to join Rev. Dr. John Graham for a Wednesday 7:30 study at the First Presbyterian Church. First weeks will cover pseudo religious cults. Public sessions, weather permitting, include a 6:30 work bee. rain moves to Thursday, April 28.
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John Graham
First Presbyterian Church
Corry Memorial Hospital Bazaar Plans Set for May 7
At a Corry hospital planning meeting cochairs Betty Reed and Ruth Joyce outlined the all day bazaar at the State Armory on East Washington street. Top award is two hand hooked Shillcraft rugs to be won by raffle ticket buyers. Proceeds fund a Volume Respirator for the new heart unit. Vendors invited to rent space. events include cutout silhouettes hot lunches a flea market and a Chinese auction. Tickets are $1 at The Reed Shop or through auxiliary members.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Cochairmen
Betty Reed
Ruth Joyce
Booth
State Armory
East Washington Street
Teddie Hoyt
Lucy Antrim
Pauline Schuldt
Reed Shop
Corry
Lloydine Hotchkiss
Ann Young
Marie Roche
Nellie Burlingame
Reception Honors Rev Bodie and Mrs Bodie
An open house and farewell reception at Spring Creeks Congregational Church honored Rev Joseph Bodie and Mrs Betty Bodie who will move to New Brighton Pennsylvania. Rev Bodie has led the Brokenstraw Parish nine years as the pastor. Parishioners and friends attended as décor featured spring flowers and candles and refreshments were served by a volunteer committee. The Bodies received gifts and a purse of money on leaving.
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Clark
Gertrude) McCray
Elgin
Elgin United Methodist Church
McCray
Inlaw
Francis
Agnes) McCray
Marvin
Evelyn) McCray
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception
Kathleen McKay
St.Thomas School
Miggie Roche
Spring Creeks Congregational Church
Joseph
Betty) Bodie
Spring Creek
New Brighton
Bodie
Brokenstraw
Maxine Eastman
Jackie Putnam
Ethel Jaquith
Pauline Mulligan
Winifred Johnson
Brian Shampoe
Columbus
Rey
Exchange Student Guest of DAR at Brokenstraw Valley meeting
The April meeting of Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR at Mrs. Ora Loveland's home featured Honduras student David Baharona presenting slides on his country. He noted Honduras's diversity, education, conservation, and products while a brief Q&A followed. The group welcomed new member Luann Peiffer and planned the May meeting at Mrs. Robert Garfield's home.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Dar
Ora Loveland
Florence Pund
David Baharona
Honduras
Columbus
United States
House
Senate
JK. Evans
Sonaline 14
Jauxeview Comte Club
North East
Evans
Baylies
Washington, D.C
Luann Peiffer
Robert Garfield
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Janice) Mitchell
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Margaret) Mitchell
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Helena) Adams
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Arlene) Grace
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Lulu) Aldrich
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