Winter Bazaar at Columbus Elementary PTA echoed with crafts and prizes
The Columbus Elementary School PTA hosted a Winter Bazaar led by Mrs. Norman Swart featuring Christmas booths, homemade goods, handcrafts, a White Elephant sale and a fish pond. Prizes included eight cakes and door prizes while volunteers and local merchants supported the event.
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Columbus
PTA
Norman Swart
Ulmgiew
Cherry's Hardware
Ferry’s
Doild's Dairy
William Eatop
Jean Fargo
Turben Auto Service
Veteran's Auto
Jeep
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Buick
Sayko Lumber
Woolworth's
Western Tack Shop
Maxwell Brown
Michael Kuzma
Donald Stevenson
George Sekerak
Bazaar Booth
John Kuzma
David Curtis
Donald Sherman
William Helmintoller
Charles Roberts
Arthur Bolan
Basil Bright
Howard Goodwill
Candy Sale
Robert Jewell
Popcorn
Concession
Clarence Savko
White Elephant Sale
Donald Chase
Harry Jaquith
Lowell Fargo
Basil Pokosh
Mary Curtis
Ruth Swart
Carol Sekerak
Joan Savko
Bobby Jewell
Ted Mo
Furst Home Hosts Holiday Tea Yesterday
Joseph Furst served as the cheerful host for a holiday tea yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Furst and Mrs. George Gould entertained guests. The tea table was attractively set and presided over by Mrs. Russell Brant and several other ladies, including Mrs. Robert Wes and Mrs. John Brown.
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Wayne Suweee
Joseph Furst
Furst
George Gould
Russell Brant
Robert Wes
John Brown
B. Summerville
John
Meadow Brook Honors Mrs Samuel Skinner at Holiday Dinner
Mrs Samuel Skinner was the guest of honor at Meadow Brook Christmas dinner in the Colonial Room Moose Lodge. After 30 years at Model Dairy she plans to retire January 1 under current ownership of Dr Ray McGarvey. Special guests Omar Crowell and Olin Bracken attended. Bracken spoke to 29 attendees as carols closed the program.
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Samuel
Melva) Skinner
Meadow Brook
Moose Lodge
Skinner
Gillilands Guests At Dorcas Class Christmas Party
The Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church held a dinner party at Marsh's Plaza for thirty members and two guests, Rev. and Walter Gilliland. Tables featured miniature trees, candles, and poinsettias. Afterward they moved to Mrs Verna Foster’s home for devotions on “Peace at Christmas” led by Ruth Dahlstrand, with cake tea and coffee served.
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Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Marsh's Plaza
C -Walter— Gilliland
Verna Foster
Ruth Dahlstrand
Spring Creek Church Choir To Present Cantata
Spring Creek Church Choir presents A Christmas Blessing by Albert Scholin this Sunday at 7 30 p m in the church sanctuary. Special numbers include organ and piano duets by Lois Jane Porter and Carolyn Brundage, solos by Everett Greeley Drew Phillips Larry Rieck and others, and a quartet variation of Silent Night with Porter and Brundage. Rev Zenas Bean will offer the prayer. choir directed by Mrs William Katterlin with Porter at the organ. Public is invited.
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de Spring Creek
Albert Scholin
Lois Jane Porter
Carolyn Brundage
Everett Greeley
Drew Phillips
Larry Rieck
Don Whaley
Sharon Sickler
Wm. Kafferlin
Denzel Phillips
Bridge Scores At VEW Post Garden Room Event
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association held a five table Master Point Howell session in the Garden Room at VEW Post home. Winners included Mrs Betty Vidoni and Mrs Pat Shaw 242, Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly 62, Edward Thompson and T A Hubley 56, Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs Robert Tuns nell 55. A trial session continues until January 6 followed by a turkey dinner at the Post home prior to the regular bridge game.
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Corry Bridge Association
Howell
VEW Post
Betty Vidoni
Titusville
Pat Shaw
Pleasantville
Morgan Beverly
Edward Thompson
T. A. Hubley
Frank Graft
Robert Tunsnell
Pittsburgh Warehouse Fire On South Side
A five alarm blaze heavily damaged a waste paper warehouse on Pittsburgh's South Side. The fire at the Allas Waste Paper Local News Society Corp. building swept through the facility, bringing it under control around 11 a.m. the following day after the event.
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Pittsburgh
Society Corp
Local visitors and upcoming arts festival announced in Durham area
Durh am hosts Walter Wolfe and Ann Wolfe for a weekend stay with Harold and Mb Wolfe family. At Corry Hills School a Corry Fine Arts Committee festival featuring Don Wharton paintings and a Corry Art Club exhibit runs Sunday at 3 30 with doors opening at 2 30. Festival Singers directed by John Hossbacher perform Christmas and traditional numbers as the art show opens to the public. Tickets available from local businesses and seniors group. Also visiting relative Second Lieut Kenneth Gates from Brows New York and Paul Blakeslee enjoyed a Wyoming mountain hunting trip.
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Walter Wolfe
Ann Wolfey
Durham
N.C
Harold G. Wolfe
Gm Wayie Street
Walter
Duke Uniersity Medial Center
Ant
Butner Stile School
Corry
John Hossbacher
Iite Nancy
Tri-Hit Club
Grice Jewelers
Ritz Restaurant
Bennett’s
Rossbacher Insurance
Cor
Kenneth Gates
Brows
N.Y
E. W. Baccus
South Center Street
Paul Blakeslee
Wyoming
National Honor Society Induction Held at Spartansburg School
The Spartansburg chapter inducted new NHS members in the school gym. Leslie Winans led silent meditation and pledges as Mrs. Floy Winans welcomed families and guests. Music by William Beisel accompanied the ceremony, with new seniors and juniors announced by Mrs. Winans. Guest speaker Assemblyman-elect R Budd Dwyer spoke on Faith in Yourself, followed by a tea hosted by the senior home economics class.
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Spartansburg
National Honor Society
anAs Opera
Leslie Winans
America
Floy Winans
William Beisel
Sparta School
Patty Quir
Pamala Kotaja
Mathlees Wetherbes
Jean Alsdorf
Leslie Winane
Howard Walter
Alsdorf
Winans
Roland Putnam
R. Budd Dwyer
Sarah McQueer
Trip in search of big game and social notices
A brief tale notes a hunter traveling 15 miles on day one and bagging two bucks on day two after a sighting of 40 deer at one spot. Local social items mention Miss Grace Darling returning home from Warren after attending Christmas parties, Women of the Moose meeting at the Moose Lodge with officer attendance and balloting, a birthday tribute to members born this month, and the Christmas candy sale proceeds. The Hi Lo Grocers Christmas party at East Erie Turners featured Allan Hasbrouck and his Goldentones.
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Grace Darling
Mead
Donald Carter Sr
William Prine
Hi-Lo Grocers Association
East Erie
Turners
Erie
Powell Hosts Holiday Event For Powell Loan Company
In Lanewan Wy a party at the home of Mr and Mrs H K Powell gathered Powell Loan Company employees for a social evening before the Christmas dinner at the 210 Club. Attendees included Ray Amy Miss Carol Bowman Allan Hasbrouck Wendall Shields and Mrs John Maloney. Employees presented Mr Powell with a gift and he returned gifts to staff.
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Lanewaun
Wy. R
H. K. Powell
Employes of Powell Loan Company
210 Club
Ray Amy
Carol Bowman
Allan Hasbrouck
Wendall Shields
John Maloney
Employes
Powell
Birth Announcement for Whitney Kay Re Hood
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corre Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Meck of 14 East Pleasant Street. Mrs. Meck is the former Mabel Guntrum. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Corry, formerly Care lyn Christensen. The family includes Mrs. Kenneth Albaugh and Mrs. George Christensen Se of Re Thay Corry.
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Whitney Kay
Corre Memorial Hospital
Keith
East Pleasant
Meg
Rieck
Mabel Guntrum
Friendship Aid Packs Cookies For Shut-Ins
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Christmas party featured Mrs. Marshall Sherwood presiding, devotions by Mrs. Gertrude Grover, and a prayer by Miss Esther Pound. Members displayed cookies and recipes, packed cookie boxes for shut-ins, enjoyed a white elephant gift exchange, and closed with prayer led by Miss Agnes Rupp.
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Anc Rhenasmp
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Marshall Sherwood
Gertrude Grover
Esther Pound
Agnes Rupp
Allen Kuhn
Ruth Lyons
Robert Shannon
Writer James Y. Newton Dies at 37 in Washington
James Y. Newton, 37, a retired labor reporter for the Washington Star, died yesterday in Washington. He had a lengthy career covering labor issues and city affairs for the newspaper.
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Washington
James Y. Newton
The
Washington Star
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