Washington School PTA February Meeting Report
The Washington School PTA met at 4 pm in Room 4 with President Mrs. Donald Dingle presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Harold Lipsil and Miss Helen Johnson, reports from valour committees, and a Founders Day reflection were shared. Emma Matthews of the Crinpled Children's Society spoke on its history and presented two films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
PTA
Harold Lipsil
Helen Johnson
Donald Dingle
Warren Ross
Directors Meet At Stanley Bakers Home In Cory Jocal League
Cory Jocal of the Duirymen's League held a meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baker. About five attendees joined as the session was called to order by Provident Charles Vorney. Kenneth Franier introduced a new pricing formula for mill owners to vote on soon. George Warner, area manager at the Spring Greek plant, reviewed Board of Frenlth rules from New Jersey. A social period followed with salad, sandwiches, jello, cake and coffee on a valentine decorated table. The March meeting is planned to be held at Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Baker
Cory Jocal
Duirymen's League
Charles Vorney
Kenneth Franier
George Warner
Board of Frenlth
New Jersey
Baker
Robert Gates
Sixty-Nifth Wording: 50th Anniversary Open House Held
The Clymer community celebrated a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Tenpas with open house at the Gravink home. Relatives from Clymer, North Clymer, Westfield and beyond attended. Attendees wore corsages, gold decorations graced the serving table, and a three tiered cake with coffee and tea was served. Family gifts included a five piece silver set from the Clymer State Bank and money gifts.
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Tenpas
Albert Bennink
Clymer
Frank Babeork
North Clymer
Alicia Tenpas
Westfield
Tenpasy
Clymer State Bank
Porjasia
Ann Finucan
Buffalo
Tenpus
North Clyricy
Corry
Mayville
Haraillon
Mich
Thidohismad
Nellie Fayercamyy
W R C Plans February 23 Dinner and Bake Sale
Minutes from a Thursday W R C No 49 meeting report a bake sale set for February 25 at Stewart Hat Shop. The Junior W R C Corps to be organized in March as charter arrives. A new Bible purchase approved. March 1 is the deadline for next regular session.
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Women's Relief Corps No
Andrews Post
GALR
C. F. Hin
Henry
Stewart
W. F. C. Corps
K.D. Brown
East Souths Street
Moon
Spencer Ladies Aid Meeting at Bailey Home
The Spencer Ladies Aid Society met Thursday at Mrs. Ralph Bailey's R D 3 home. An untain dinner was served at noon to 86 members and their families. President Mrs. Robert Clark led a routine business session and read Matthew 20. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Omar Crowell of R D 4 will host the March 1st meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies’ Aid Society
Ralph Bailey
Robert Clark
Omar Crowell
Maren
Mrs Alfred Morrison Hosts C G G Club Evening
Mrs Alfred Morrison of Liberty Street entertained the C G G Club with contract bridge. Awards went to Mrs Lewis Valentine and Mrs F W Dey. refreshments included fruit relio hot rolls relisher cookies homemade candies and oat cake. Next hosting planned by Ma Cleve Morton of Parke Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Morrison
Liberty Street
Lewis Valentine
FW. Dey
Cleve Morton
Parke Street
Daughters Born to Fitch and Helter Families
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Carlyle Fitch of 307 West Pleasant Street at the Corry Hospital early this morning. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Helter of 81 West Main Street North Best at the Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Fitch
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Robert Helter
Main Street
North Best
Hi Teens Dances at Cory Senior High Aerada
Hi Teens members and guests attend dances at Cory Senior High Sehanl with invited guests. Dances run Thursdays from 7 30 to 9 40 p m in East Washington street rooms. The Sons of the West play, Arthur O Burgess MC, with a notice dances every other Thursday through March and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Sehanl
Hayn Bow
Washington Street
Sons of the West
Murchand
Arthur O. Burgess
Women of the Moose Plan Wrist Watch Draw
At the Moose Lodge meeting on Thursday 29 members attended. Senior Regent Mrs. Leland Wilcox presided as one new member was installed. Tickets for a wrist watch were given to members with a drawing set before Easter. Mrs. Clarence Kireh and committee served cheese and apple pie and coffee. George Roof won a special award and Miss Ann Courtcell the attendance prize. The next regular session was set for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Clih
Leland Wilcox
Clarence Kireh
George Washington
George Roof
Ann Courtcell
Stark Shower Honors Mrs. Lloyd Whitcomb At Goliitil Event
Miss Arlene Mortis of Goliitil hosted a stark shower on a dry evening in honor of Mrs. Lloyd Whitcomb. Twelve guests attended and contests awarded prizes to Miss Jean Renete and Miss Leona Volk. Favors were miniature baby set mirrors and bonnet-shaped party figures. Snacks and desserts were served by the hostess and Mrs. Whitcomb received a gift shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Whitcomb
Arlene Mortis
Goliitil
Enberbar
Jean Renete
Leona Volk
Sale
Lin |Less
Whitcomb
Contract Club Meeting At Mrs Walter Scott Home
Thursday evening the Contract Club met at fur Wright street home hosted by Mrs Walter Scott. Mrs Lamk Don Rowe and Mrs Co W Joye lent the prizes as Mrs Blissworth Holt won the evening’s special prize. Plans for a six o clock dinner next Thursday followed by cards at the North Center Student home of Mrs Harold Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter Scott
Bridge Club
Fur Wright Street
Lamkdon Rowe
Co. W. Joyece
Mra Blissworth Holt
Prade
North Center
Harold
Powell
Stoll
Youth Choir Bake Sale At Presbyterian Church
The Young People’s group of the Presbyterian Church sponsors a bake sale tomorrow at Gill Shop, Nort Center. Dorothy Wallace is chairwoman. Congregation members may call Miss Wallace to arrange pickup for donations.
Concord P T A Carnival a Fine Success Crowds Enjoyed Dinner
Concord P T A held a carnival with a large crowd and a successful dinner and program. More than 500 people attended the supper with 275 served, and proceeds reached about 820.728 dollars. activities included student performances, crafts, and prizes donated by the community, with Miss Kathy Reed among organizers.
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Concord P. T. A. Carnival
Goheard
Sehuel
Eawrenen Vikon
Ihv Weawary Mts
del Stenhan
Gebuo
Yau Drasav
Tdo-Duaur Len
Sohwul
Bataw
Shivine
Orisalux
Legion Auxiliary Votes Gift To New Hospital
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the North Gositer Street home, led by President Miss Eleanor Kayach. A report from Shirley Fitch on the Keystone Girls Camp at Key- Slo highlighted activities, with a meal provided by the committee. The next meeting is planned for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanea
Aubney
American Legion
Pyst
North Gositer Street
Eleanor Kayach
Iestate Legion
Henrieiers
Mise Shirley Fitch
Key- Slo
Amn
Avening
Richard v. Orn
Albert Carlburg
Nellie Albaugh
J Botunel
Tind Mig
Wallace M. Young
Maren
Mes Rossin Hosts Hospital Card Party Event
Mes Rossin hosted a hospital card party benefiting Corey Hospital. The Ladies Auxiliary organized a canasta and bridge game with two tables. Mrs Harry Bagach received a bridge award while several members contributed refreshments and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Rossin
Pt Nse Ae Pao
Mumia
eVerini
Corey Hospital
Harry Bagach
Aqward
Normin Matz
Lena Cohen
Rosin Soved
William Mullen
Philly Zalenock
Birach
Wayls
Lloyd Camphens
Hayvies
Square Dance At Sparta Saturday Public invited for dance night
The public is invited to a square dance at Sparta Saturday with music by Elmer and His Band from dusk until midnight. Misses Jon and Sinrley Tillotson will be featured in the program. The party will be held in the firemen's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Beny
Elmer
Orlock
Jon
Sinrley Tillotson
Firemen
Film Program At Rehoboth Church Evening Show
A community film program at Rehoboth United Brethren Church featured Rev Ray Tams and Mr Renny Mezany with a light entertainment lineup. The event, held Thursday evening, included readings from Romans and a short comedy, followed by a discussion.
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Ifhe Tehoboth Limity Betwit Chissue
See
Evangerent United Breve Church
Trehuintl
Rev
Min
Ray Tams
Mi Renny Mezhany
Huh Chis
Pune Trom
Pigbel Taplet
Romans
Romans Ane
Elitertannmionk
Lutheran Fellowship Meeting Recalls Evening Socials
Lutheran Fellowship met with Miss Lahston and hosted about 25 members. The gathering at St Paul Evangelicals included games and social visits, with plans for a future meeting on April 20 and a shift in officers at the upcoming assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Fellowship
Lahston
Two Killed Near Urasi Washington
A car crash on U S Route near West of here killed the owner identified as Charkestin OW Bayt ad Verlining agency and his wife. A fourth passenger was injured. The victims were from Blue Ridge area en route from Pittsburgh to Wheeling when the collision occurred.
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Urasi
Washington
Feln
Old Charkestin OW. Bayt Ad Verlining Agency
Here
U. S.roule Dt
duck N_ alien
Blue Ridge
Plitsburgh
Wheeling
W. Vir
Cassengers
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