Christmas party for Moose children set at Laval Lodge
The Laval Order of Moose hosts its annual Christmas party for Moose children tomorrow from 8 pm to midnight at Noose Lodge. Women volunteers are asked to bring cookies by tomorrow afternoon. Santa will visit and gifts will be given to the youngsters.
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Laval Order of Moose
Moose
Noose Lodge
Santa Claus
George P. Res
Edwin Winan
Little Red Riding Hood
Anderson
Layhouse
Harlequin
Erie
Mr. Anderson
Playhouse
Palm Beach boss treats women staff to shopping spree
John Bell Martin III, Palm Beach mortgage loan firm president, forgoes a standard Christmas bonus and treats seven women employees to a Worth Avenue shopping spree with $75 limits, a French lunch, a beauty parlor visit, and cocktails. The total bill reached about $1,200 as the group purchased outfits, with staff modeling and praising the items while Mr. Martin signed checks.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John Bell Martin
Martin
Randy
Worth Avenue
Donna McDonald
Joanna Tait
Ted
Kell
Exceptional Children In Nativity Scene At Salvation Army Party
The Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children held its annual Christmas party at the Salvation Army Citadel on West Washington Street with about 45 attendees. The event featured a nativity scene by Corry Pre School Satellite Dr. Gertrude Barber Center children, led by Miss Janet Cole and Mrs. Jack Brigham, plus remarks by Rev. Warren Lewis and a Christmas program including recitations and carols. Gifts were exchanged, officers elected at upcoming meeting, and refreshments served. Also noted were the birth of twin girls yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Edwards of Pittsfield, former Melinda Ives.
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St. Thomas School
St. Thomas Women’s Organization
Robert Kubiak
Joni Karkoski
R.D. 4
al Amoroso
North Center Street
Ernest
Ann) Ferro
Paul
Rose Marie) Sita
James
Phillis) Maloney
Corry Area
Merrill
Ginny) Wade
Maurice
Mary) Schreckengost
Mabel Reagle
Miss Cole
Brigham
Robert Shaver
David
Cole
Harold
Bonnie) Messenger
Ralph
Millie) Eastman
Ronald
Leona) Rairie
Salvation Army
Raymond
Audrey) Hamilton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edward Edwards
R.D. 2
Pittsfield
Paper To Build 1.4 Million Plant At College Township
The Centre Daily Times announced plans for a 1.4 million dollar plant to be built on 3.2 acres in College Township near State College. It will house a 56 page full color offset press capable of 40 000 newspapers per hour and is expected ready for occupancy by next fall.
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State College
Miss Brenda Hovis to Wed John H Ingalls
Miss Brenda Sue Hovis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd McClellan of A D 3, to wed John Harold Ingalls of 316 Church Street son of Mr and Mrs William Ray Ingalls of A D 3 The couple plans a future wedding date Hovis a 1972 Corry Area High School graduate and International Foam employee Ingalls served two years in the US Marine Corps and works for George Tinko Contractor The notice notes their families and professional ties.
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Donald Shreffler
Leroy Rieck
JoAnn Matson
Donna Stevenson
Arthur Lingenfelter
Sue
Wyalusing High School
Philadelphia
Bluffton College
Floyd McClellan
A.D. 3
Brenda Sue Hovis
John Harold Ingalls
Church Street
William Ray Ingalls
Hovis
Corry Area High School
International Foam
Ingalls
United States Marine Corps
George Tinko
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Corry
Carol Bush
Roy Sheerer
Birdie
David Andéson
Erie Playhouse
Ion Room
Henry Lewis Stimson
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Hoy Oliver Sheerer
Carol Lynn Bush
E. Crosby Bush
East Main Street
Mr. Sheerer
Elwin Sheerer
Sligo
Eugene Donelson
Gerald Lloyd
Alta
Frank Johnson
Mill Village
Richard Hasbrouck
Buells Corners
David Bush
Rex Sheerer
Bertha McMichael
Tina Crosscut
Jack Brigham
Jay Conklin
Todd Chris Powers
Janet Cote
Stacey Jewell
David Shaver
Bruce Kerr
McMichael
Joanne Harvey
Cherry Hill Furniture Company
Union City
Journal Daily
Helen's
China Painting Studio
China Painting Supplies
Brenda Hovis
John H. Ingalls
Kankakee, Ill
Nelda McNamara
Mayo
Grice Jewelers
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