Harding PTA Observes Annual Founder's Day Banquet
Harding School PTA marked Founder's Day with a banquet at Corry Area High School attended by 140. Keith Orn led the flag salute, Carl Dahl gave the invocation, and Mrs Frank McKnight hosted as toast mistress introducing past presidents and the retired principal Mrs Carl Stump.
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Harding Pta
Harding School Pta
Corry Area High School
Keith Orn
Carl Dahl
Frank McKnight
PTA
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Dorr Clark
R. Lb. Davison
Leslie Messenger
Carl Stump
Harding
Kenneth Pitt
Holland Morgan
Ernest Emmons Jr
James Console
James Murphy
James Briskie
Keltham
Pred Clark
Richard Owens
Ruth Dahlstrand
E. E. Partch
Golden Agers Hear S Wees at YMCA Meeting
The Golden Age Club met at the YMCA for a 12 30 tureen dinner with 65 in attendance. Mrs Maude Barnes was absent due to a fall and hospital stay in Erie. Ralph Glenn chaired the meeting. Sterling Wees spoke on Lincoln. the group signed a card for Mrs Barnes and announced Mrs Cora Simmons’s 90th birthday. Next meeting is February 26.
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S. Wees
YMCA
Maude Barnes
Erie
Ralph Glenn
Robert Casler
Sterling Wees
Lincoln
Barnes
Cora Simmons
B. E. Bush
Calvin
Pier
Glenn Gates
Ora Loveland
Hannat. Muphy
Nellie Merker
Mildred Davidson
Kiwanis Show Opens to Applause at CAHS Auditorium
An appreciative audience welcomed the Kiwanis Club musical revue If The Shoe Fits opening night at Corry Area High School. Directed by Jay B Looker the production featured The John B Rogers Company with music by Allan Hasbrouck and The Goldentones. Notables included Virginia Barstow as Wanda Lucille Rice as a Marion Lorme type housemother and a large cast with Beatrice Whaley Opal Wells Pat Rynd Lester Elliott Edwina Brown Janat McQuiston Jean Reagle Cathy McVicker Jo Ann Craker Janie Millspaw Helen Shira and others.
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Kiwanis Club
Corry Area High School
Jay B. Looker
John B. Rogers
Allan Hasbrouck
Goldentones
Ellie Davis
Wendell Gage
Willard Shreve
Virginia Barstow
Wanda
Lucille Rice
Marion Lorme
George Christensen
Ronniie Barstow
Ron Willman
Tom Russell
Frank Grice
William Donaldson
Frank Sturgis
Cliff Taylor
Kern Sanford
Frank McKnight
Percy Pain
Josie Mallick
Sandy Hurlbut
Bonnie Brown
Gloria Watrous
Bunny Hagger
Gloria Floyd
Bili Pold
Old
Cape Cod
the Wharf
Christine
Gertrude White
Jim Miller
Diane Sawyer
Phyllis Jensen
Sharon Minor
Lynn Rice
Mac Hiner
Ernie Shettler
John Migliaccio
Erol Hassan
George Haenel
Ea Kovac
William Powell Speaks to Rotary on Blindness Issues
William Terry Owen, former Wesleyville Rotary Club president and Pennsylvania welfare district manager, guest spoke at the Hotel Corry meeting. He reviewed agencies aiding the blind, vocational and sports programs, rehabilitation by the Pennsylvania Council for the Blind, Braille libraries, and noted visiting Rotarian Lyle Hackett of Wesleyville.
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William Terry Owen
Wesleyville Rotary Club
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Corry
John Minor
Powell
National Foundation For the Blind
National Federation For the Prevention of
Pennsylvania Council For the Blind
Lyle Hackett
Wesleyvile
B. G. Bennett
William Leaby
Hubert Vaughn
Westminster Circle Hosts Meeting At Mrs Grice Home
Westminster Circle met at Mrs. Robert Grice's Park street home with 13 members. Mrs Jan Howard led Bible study and Mrs Clarence Wallace chaired the business session.
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Westminster Carcue
Udd
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Grice
Park Street
Jan Howard
Clarence Wallace
John Kennedy
Clare Capwell
Paul Crowell
Wright Street
Musical Program Presented For Columbus PTA
The Columbus PTA held a program at Dean School in Columbus to observe Founder's Day. Edward Stap Kinney played piano, a community sing led by Mrs. Howard Mowers and Mrs. H. T. Ayers, and a skit titled An Eyewag with the Butlers featured David Curtis Norman Hasbrouck and Leonia Banaras. Refreshments were served by Mothers of third grade students. The next meeting will be March 1 featuring Sterile Wees as guest speaker.
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Columbus
PTA
Dean School
Lowell Fargo
Edward Stap Kinney
Howard Mowers
H. T. Ayers
Mano
David Curtis
George Buller
Leonia Banaras
Marina
Haren Wade
Judy
Barbara ‘Wade
Jéan
Norman Hasbrouck
Anke
James Curtis
Sterile Wees
Woman's Society of Christ Church Meets for February Session
WSCS Group hosts meeting in the First Methodist Church with president Mrs H W Farker presiding. Devotions on Prayer led by several members. New Charter of Racial Policies discussed for next vote. Shadow pictures on Usefulness theme. social hour ends with cherry delights and Valentine Washington decor. Esther Circle serves refreshments.
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Woman's Society of
H. W. Farker
Paul ‘Meertink
Russell Clark
Boyd Berrett
Frank McKnight
Christan Social Concerns
Ozie Hammerlee
Andrew Paulson
McKnight
Edmund Barr
Hammerles
Joe Gagnon
Oscar Johnson
Elwin Fuller
Wendell Gage
Perry Bennett
Edward Kaiser
Irvin Young
Robert Marsh
Deborah Gilliland
Marcia
Adele Hammerlee
Fellowship Hall
Washington
Queen Candidate Lynn Loveland for Sweetheart Ball
Lynn Diane Loveland of Columbus is among ten candidates for the 1963 Queen of the Sweetheart Ball to be held at the Moose Club ballroom. A Corry Area High School senior and cheerleader she serves on The Beaver staff and TriHi Y Beaverettes. she enjoys water skiing dancing bowling and skating and plans to work in Washington D C after graduating. The event benefits the WOTM nurses scholarship fund.
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Corry Area High School
Miss Loveland
Trihi-Y
Beaverettes
the Beaver
Washington, D. C
Moose Club
Women of the Moose
Wotm Nurses Scholarship Fund
Bridge Scores Show Daily Averages and Winners
A Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge session at the YMCA had an average score of 54. Winners included Mrs. T. H. Treat and Mrs. Artstir Treat of Union City, 66125. Mrs. James Sullivan and Mrs. Donald Hall also high scorers. other top pairs were Mrs. J. Fred Kinley with Mrs. C. A. McClintock and Mrs. F. H. Bartholme with Mrs. James Lundy. Elizabeth Rogers and Lena St. Clair tied with Mrs. C. A. Hillstrom and Mrs. Martin Keppel. Florence McCray took reservations for next week.
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YMCA
T. H. Treat
Artstir Treat
Union City
James Sullivan
Donald Hall
J. Fred Kinley
C. A. McClintock
F. H. Bartholme
James Lundy
Elizabeth Rogers
Lena St. Clair
C. A. Hillstrom
Martin Keppel
Florence McCray
Mrs Ott Hosts Witherspool Circle at Wayne Street Home
Mrs Ott, chairman, hosted the Witherspool Circle of First Presbyterian Church at her Wayne street residence yesterday morning. Cohostess was Mrs J Fred Kinley. Fourteen members attended a business meeting after a breakfast of coffee cake and coffee. Devotions were by Mrs William Hall and the program by Mrs William Gumbleton. Next meeting March 12 at Mrs Walter Loveland's East Main street home.
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Ott
Witherspool
First Presbyterian Church
Wayne Street
Robert Ott
J. Fred Kinley
William Hall
William Gumbleton
Walter Loveland
East Main Street
Anniversary Event Honors Arthur Barton and Wife
Mr and Mrs Arthur Barton of 17 Essex Street celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house and reception at Corey Grange Hall Montinh. The Bartons host with their son in law and daughter, 2tr and Mrs Wu, inviting friends relatives and neighbors to attend Sunday morning event.
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Arthur
Rainbow Girls Plan Public Buffet Supper
Rainbow for Girls assembles at the YMCA for a Saturday buffet from 4 30 to 7 00 with chicken and Swiss steak dinners. Proceeds go to the group’s treasury. cochairmen Mrs Yanssers and Mrs Clifford Buesink lead planning.
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Corry
Rainbow
YMCA
al Yanssers
Clifford Buesink
Cochairmen
Betancourt Begins Fifth Year as Venezuela Leader
Caracas Venezuela President Romulo Betancourt starts his fifth year in office today marking the longest tenure of a freely elected Venezuelan chief of state.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
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