Social PTA meeting wraps up Corry school year
The April 1947-48 PEA PTA gathering at Gorton Junior High featured a tureen dinner and a program led by Mrs. Leland Johnston. Officers were re-elected and a health committee was formed to aid students with clothing, dental, and eye needs.
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Gorty
Carl D. Stump
H. Lynn Rice
America
A. V. Cochran
Leland Johnston
Leon Brown
Johnston
William ‘Ingram
Philip Zalzneck
Milded Denton
David L. Swartz
Corry
PTA
Treasury
Eva Kepler
Zalzneck
Stump
Miss Kepler
Sandra Swartz
David Apps
Janice Johnston
Ingram
Kepler
Swarts
Pilot School
Department of Public Assistance
Department of Health
Department of Education
Mayard
Wilson Junior High School
Erie
Presbyterian S$. 5. To Adopt New Curriculum
The Sunday School staff of Presbyterian S$. 5. voted to adopt a new church curriculum. The three year cycle covers Life of Christ, The Story of the Bible, and The Story for the Church. Materials include bound reading books and parent home activity plans. Mothers are invited to visit on Mothers Day. Children’s Day plans were discussed. Mrs. J Harold Patterson hosted with assistances Mrs. Hubert Heerlein Mrs. E. Anderson and Mrs. Thomas Pryde. Next meeting set for May 24 with Mrs. John Sheehan hosting.
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Presbyterian Church
J. Harold Patterson
East
Frederick Sieet
Hubert Heerlein
E. Anderson
Thomas Pryde
John Sheehan
West Church Street
Eight Year Old Robert Reagle Feted At Birthday Party
Mrs. Robert W. Reagle of 76tic street entertained at a party yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock in honor of her son Robert who was eight years old. Nine boys and Robert's three sisters attended, with games, sandwiches cake ice cream and milk served at a picnic table. Robert gave guests comic books as favors and received gifts in return.
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Robert Reagle
Robert W. Reagle
76Tic
Robert
Bengle
Mrs Caroline McVaugh Honored By Friends
Movers from Euclid street entertained The Coffee Gang at her home yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs Caroline McVaugh who celebrated a birthday last Friday A beautiful chenille bedspread was presented to her A social time followed with birthday cake ice cream and coffee served Attending were Mrs William Prine Mr George Patterson Mrs Louis Morrow and Mrs Lee Owen.
Regular Session of Columbus Grange Held
Twenty members of Columbus Grange No. 875 met Monday evening at the Columbus Community Hall. Master D P Trisket presided. Committees for the Community Parish event will meet at Dest School on May 19 at 8. Ellis Button of Lakewood showed colored movies of flowers from the Packard estate and of animals. Russell Moore and Archie Norton were appointed as captains for a one month membership contest, with the losing side to treat the winners to dinner. Next meeting date set for May 10.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No
Columbus
D. P. Trisket
Ellis Button
Lakewood
Packard Estate
Russell Moore
Archie Norton Wie
Miss McClintock Hosts Junior Deb Club Meeting
Miss Coletta McClintock entertained members of the Junior Deb Club at 45 West Congress Street Eich Monday evening. Miss Gretchen George presided as president and a brief business session followed. A tuna salad course and cakes were served. the next meeting is planned at Miss Kathie Boag's Park Street home.
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Coletta Mcclintock
West
Congress Street
Eich
Gretchen George
Aril
Park Street
Kathie Boag
Lona Turner and Bob Topding Honeymoon in Seclusion
Hollywood reports Lona Turner and her husband Bob Topding fled public view after a private ceremony. The couple planned immediate travel to New York and London with possible Palm Springs stop as weather allows. A Beverly Hills hotel spokesman noted Turner was exhausted from the private ceremony and reception.
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Lona Turner
Hollywood
Sarah Turner
Bob Top- Ding
Tinplate Millions
Topping
Fnally
New York
London
Palm Springs
New
Beverly Hills
Miss Turner
Lana
Miners Pension Remains Stalled Amid Funding Dispute
In Washington on April 27 Associated Press reports that $100 monthly pensions for retired coal miners remain blocked. Trustees Lewis Bridges and Van Horn failed to finalize a payout plan from the $33 million Miners Welfare Fund. A federal suit seeks to void the plan and halt payments until legality is settled.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jon L. Lewis
Lewis
Iato
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Hara van Horn
Cleveland
Lewis-Bridges
van Horn
Lewis and Bridges
Bridges
van Hort
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