Retirement Party Honors Jasper Drake Custodian
The cafeteria of the right Bchool hosted a retirement party for Jasper Drake, who retired Friday after five years as custodian for Corry schools. About 26 custodians with spouses attended, cake with Goood Luck Jasper, and Miss Ann Baresi spoke for the group presenting a purse of money.
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Bchool
Jasper Drake
Drake
Corry
Ann Baresi
Wright School
Willis, Brown
Edward Babcock
Miss Clara Hill To Head BPW Club
Miss Clara Hill is elected president of the BPW Club as Corry Girl Scouts report earnings of 2256 from cookie sales. Troops allocate proceeds for camp fees and equipment with a $50 donation planned to the Peregin Exchange Student Fund. Officers elected include vice president Miss Woean Supen and treasurer Mrs. Strutey Malek with events at the Corry Grange Hall and Shenango Inn.
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Dorald Hand
Wis
Wathhe Fallow
Clara Hull
Woean Supen
Apex Lynch
Magen Oberman
Clarence Horring
Strutey Malek
Corry Crumby Club
LaVerne Miler
Malek
Mavrutoy
Ds Dyimes
Fie
Matyed Kherb
You
Sharon
Shenango Tin
Helen Warwick
Hestth and Safes
E. W. Baccus
Miss Hill
Janus Sinare
Pug Drobneck
Senior Scouts to Attend National Roundup in Colorado Springs
The Erie County Senior Girl Scouts named two patrols of eight girls heading to the National Roundup in Colorado Springs July 3 12. The Colorado group includes Kathy Olson and Nancy Maciehner among others, with Miss Virginia Ragen and Mrs. Merrill Hart as leaders. alternates travel along the Appalachian Trail in Northeast Pennsylvania. The last Roundup was in 1956 at Pontiac Michigan with about five thousand attendees.
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Erie County
Colorado Springs
Beaverdam
Colorado
Appalachian Trail
Pennsylvania
Kathy Olson
Nancy Maciehner
Joan Marttland
Meg Warner
Nancy Gentile
Sheila Wenta
Stella Wojtalik
Jane Forness
Norman Appel
Virginia Ragen
Jane Havocan
Judy Glass
Scribe
Marianne Dylewski
Naicy Reed
Peggy Hart
Karen Anelle
Kathy Freeberg
Virginia Light
Merrill Hart
Pontiac
Mich
Birthday Supper Fetes Marcia Lynn Hanks
Marcia Lynn Hanks, eight, was honored at a birthday party at a West Bend Street home. Twelve friends attended with games before a hamburgers and ice cream supper. Niece Miss Karen TenHuisen of Clymer assisted. Kathy TenHuisen of Clymer attended as an out of town guest.
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West Bend Street
Pitts
Kathy TenHuisen
Clymer
Cable Hollow EUB Group Holds Banquet
Twenty six young adults of the Cable Hollow Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Prank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus for their annual banquet. Kenneth Craker served as master of ceremonies. Rev. Ernest Hooks preached a message titled The Signs Of The Times. Mrs. Elaine Linder of Jamestown performed two piano solos.
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EUB Group
Cable Hollow Evangelical Usted Brethren Church
Prank and Verna's
Columbus
Kenneth Craker
Ernest Hooks
Pennsylvania Avenue Baptist
Warren
Elaine Linder
Jamestown
College Club Elects Officers At Meet
Miss Maxene Oberman was elected president of the Coll Women's Club at the YMCA meeting. Mrs. Leo Hooks became vice president, Mrs. Fred Kaner secretary, and Mrs. Elwin Fuller treasurer. Officers will take office in September. B Clyde Snyder spoke on watercolor history and techniques. Tea was served by Mrs. George Gould and committee. Next meeting slated for the 2nd? The record notes unclear exact date.
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Maxene Oberman
Coll Women’s Club
YMCA
Leo Hooks
Fred Kaner
Elwin Fuller
Carl Mettyrr
B. Clyde Snyder
Glymer Central School
GS Troop 398 at Union City Scout Fair
Girl Scout Troop 398 attended a Union City scout fair working on a service project at the Girl Scout office on Saturday. After lunch they toured the Arty and Gratis Show at Bre Dry Goods, then joined the Union City Neighborhood event. Present from Union City Troop were Marian Bayer, Bonnie Gaoy, Sus Custor, Charleen Clerk, Martel Jolley, Dene Messiduwney, and teacher Mes, Robert Jolley.
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Charleen Clerk
Martel Jolley
Dene
Nn Messiduwney
Mes
Robert Jolley
Mrs Gordon Shampoe Hosts Cutting Club Meet
Mrs Gordon Shampoe hosted a Cutting Club gathering at her home where plans for a sale and future programs were discussed. The group, including Chirag M tierss and others, arranged a May meeting at Mrs Merton Bens home and planned the event details. Refreshments were served at the close.
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Gordon Shampoe
Gordon Sharper
Nnli
Twke Sale
TJ Wan
Merton Bens
Grange Discusses Legislative Problems at Town Hall Meeting
Columbus Grange met at Town Hall to discuss legislative issues with members of the Pennsylvania Grange Association. Volker Gempt spoke for the association and was well received. A Warren scout executive urged sponsoring an Explorer group in Columbus, which the Grange approved. Max Bennink will lead the counselor role. Plans were made for Columbus Grange to host Warren County Pomona Grange at Saltsville Odd Fellows Hall on May 7. Mrs Curtis and Mrs Miller plus others served refreshments for 25 members and 12 visitors.
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Cu | Tumbus Grange
Warren County
Pomona
Saltsville
Odd Fellows Hall
David Curtis
Liyurence Miller
Grange
Beaverdam Sea Preparation Mentioned in Vague July Note
A fragmentary July mention references Beaverdam and an unspecified preparation effort. The text is incomplete and provides no clear event, date, persons, or organizations to identify a definite news item.
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Beaverdam Sea
Presbytery Committees Meet At Local Church
Executive of the Men’s Council of the newly formed Presbytery of Lake Erle met at Corty’s Prest Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon. Over the past week committees including Ministerial Relations Youth Work Christian Education and General Council met there. Westminster Circle hosted lunch for 77 church representatives. chairwoman is Mrs Clyde Keith.
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Lake Evin
Prest Presbyterian Church of
Lake Erle
Clyde Keith
Westminster Circle
Inflation Hits Jail Cost in Salem Oregon
The Oregon House passed a bill to let prisoners serve fines at five dollars a day instead of two, aiming to ease inflation pressures on county jail costs. The measure now moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon House of Representatives
Senate
Husband Not Faking Killed By Rifle Shot in Norristown
NORRISTOWN Pa AP Berice Robbins said she believed her husband Albert 89 faked illness after brushing the rifle on the kitchen table. He died next morning from a bullet wound. Coroner John C Simpson found a bullet hole and ruled likely homicide or accidental discharge. No charges filed Moody said Mrs Robbins 30 and her children returned to their East Norristown home.
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Berrice Robbins
Albert
CIA
Robbins
John C. Simpson
KC Professor Dies in Kansas City
Dr Fueerie Atsehul, 72, economics professor emeritus at the University of Kansas City, died yesterday after a brief illness. Born in Latvia, he previously taught at the University of Minnesota and served at the University of Kansas from 1946 until retirement in 1952.
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Fueerie Atsehul
Enveritus
University of Kansas City
Aisehul
Latvia
University of Minnesota
University of Kansas
BISONBURGERS OFFERED IN PORTLAND MEAL PROMO
Visitors in Portland were invited to a special meal featuring bisonburgers as Oregon marks Wooln’s birthday. Twenty two Montana bison were saved yesterday at the Portland Union Stockyards. The bison will be fed and fattened for future sale or display.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Montana
Candid look at Greer School founders and care model
Dorothy Ror oriited presents a feature on Dr Randie Willett and Dr Elliott at the Greer School in Hope Farm New York. The article describes the charity’s approach to orphaned and delinquent youth focusing on nourishing meals, family style living, and eight cottages supervised by a surrogate parental unit. It notes Elliott’s Harvard background and wartime work and his wife’s former role as University of Delaware dean of women. The piece also mentions a 60 cent monthly allowance for children under 14 and work duties after that age. In a separate item, John Gillespie Jackson 79 a corporate lawyer and Eisenhower’s former personal lawyer dies in New York.
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Dutehosa County
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Ned
Greer School
Elliot
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Ime
London
McGriw-Hill
University of Delaware
Greet School
Hes
Children's Court
New York State
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