University of Pittsburgh dean's list recipient Pat Zeyzus
Miss Patricia Zeyzus of Columbus has been named to Pitt's dean's list as a senior political science and Russian language major with a 3.25 GPA. After graduation she plans law school or other graduate study. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zeyzus of R D 1. The note also mentions community notices including hospital news, club meetings, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Zeyzus
Ted
Bessie) Zeyzus
R.D. 1
Columbus
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pat
McInnes Group Holds Dinner Meet
The McInnes Employees Federal Credit Union held its fifth annual meeting at the VFW Post Home with 157 attendees. Robert McCray and James L. King were elected to the board, Bernard Gluvna to another term on the credit committee, and prizes awarded to multiple members. A dinner followed with dancing to Bobby Uleck from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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McInnes Employees Federal Credit Union
VFW
Robert McCray
James L. King
Bernard Gluvna
A. Bruce Smith
Grangers Hear George Gibson at Corry Grange event
At a Corry Grange meeting in Grange Hall George Gibson local game warden gave a talk and led a movement titled Too Little Time. A wildlife conservation film followed plus a song Home on The Range and a reading Try This on Your Computer by Mrs Harold Gale. Guests from Edinboro and Columbus attended as Ezra Snyder Erie County state deputy spoke.
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Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Park Street
George Gibson
Harold Gale
Arthur McChesney
John Decker
Edinboro
Columbus
Ezra Snyder
Erie County
George's Flapjack and Sausage Breakfast Scheduled
Plan Washington's Birthday Breakfast to be served at the VFW Post Home by Catholic Daughters of America court conception No. 35 for the general public on Sunday February 22 from 6 30 a m to 1 p m according to Mrs Robert Miller. Chairmen and committees for the
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George's
VFW
Catholic Daughters of America, Court Conception
Robert Miller
Lodge Members To Make Easter Eggs
Members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the 100F Hall on North Center street. District deputy president Mrs. Hattie Orr of Waterford attended as a guest. Plans were set for the annual Easter egg making project for sale. Two lodge members will appear on Bea Canfield Show on WICU Channel 12 to discuss the art. Bea will announce interview date and time on her program. Refreshments were served by Mrs. George Rhodes, Mrs. Russell Merritt and Mrs. Edward Rossbacher.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
North Center Street
Hattie Orr
Waterford
Bea Canfield
Erie
WICU
Channel 12
Bea
George Rhodes
Russell Merritt
Edward Rossbacher
Susan Benson 5 Is Feted At Birthday Party
Little Miss Susan Ellen Benson was honored at a birthday party Saturday at her parents home 24 East Church Street. The event featured a red and white Valentine theme with a decorated cake and many attendees including Emory and Benson families and local friends. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 50 cents for children with a pancake supper noted.
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Susan Ellen Benson
Alan
Phyllis) Benson
East Church Street
Susan
Emory Benson
Ethel Harmon
William Benson
Lyle Akam
Chetty
Jane Malek
Bobby
Laurie
Ricky
Robin
Tony Katulich
Shower Honors Mrs. Robert Brown
Mrs. Robert Brown of Butler was honored at a stork shower hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahl at 43 Chestnut Street. Hostesses included Mrs. James Morton and Mrs. Howard Burdick of Titusville plus Mrs. Daniel Ahl and Mrs. Fred Ahl. pink and blue decor accompanied gifts and games prizes went to several guests.
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Robert
Judy) Brown
Butler
Fred Ahl
Chestnut Street
James Morton
Howard Burdick
Titusville
Daniel Ahl
Thomas Saxton
Raymond Miller
Fred Ahl Jr
Peggy Brown
Allison Brown
Valentine Dinner Brings Faith Church Group Together
A 32 member Faith Church group and friends gathered at Dutch Village Restaurant in Clymer for a Valentine dinner and fellowship. Devotions by Charles Daniels centered on My Yoke is Easy and My Burden is Light. Mrs. William Proctor presided over a business meeting with routine reports, and plans for a secret pal society were approved. Food was provided by Loretta Belden Flossie Fosburgh and Leo Gates. The group announced a regional Edinboro conference report and a March 2 meeting, plus a merit citation awarded to Mrs. John Decker for 1969.
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Faith Church and Friends
Dutch Village
Clymer
Charles Daniels
William Proctor
Cecil Carbaugh
Robert Emory
Joseph Kandemar
Louie Bastian
Ralph B. Davis
Warren Ross
Ray Stutzman
Milo Obert
John MacDermott
Charles van Tassel
Clair Fenno
Morgan Peck
Richard Smith
R.D. 4
Edinboro
John Decker
Farmers and ‘Traders Life Insurance Company
Loretta Belden
Flossie Fosburgh
Leo Gates
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Plohan Ihe
Outre
Society Editor
Venture Inn
Michael Fava
James Means
Stephen Mahoney
James Scheiner
D. Miller
Birdie
Corry
Florence Young
Lakewood
N.Y
Jamestown General Hospital
William
Fran) Halfast
Johnson Street
Young
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elof Dahl
George J. D'Angelo
Tre
College Women's Club
YMCA
Dr. D'Angelo
Edward Zarger
Vernon Church
Gerald Lloyd
Disciple and
Crusader's
the Nazarene Church
Rustic
Route 6
East
Dan Reynolds
Harry
Lamb
John Way
Walter Loveland
Westminster Circle
First United Presbyterian Church
John Sheehan
Leta Lindsley
Eugene Matson
Hosea
Donna Tate
Area 4-H Horse and Pony Club
Donna
Craig Parkhurst
Sharon Messenger
John Henry Newman
Actor Steiger
Napoleon
London
Rod Steiger
Waterloo
J.C. Kramer Company
Hiram Daley
William Mack
Clifford Campen
Francis Bogert
Daniel Scannell
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
McInnes Group
Grangers
George Washington
Richard
Helen Daugherty
Victor Cragg Jr
Mark Krizanik
Glenn Palmer
Fred al
Paul Roche
McMichael
Washington
Susan Benson
Paul Suchar Sr
John Wascak
M. Agnes Lynch
M. Leo Mulderick
John Walsh
Albert Ross
Grand Regent
John Lutz
William Kurelowech
Ernest Ferro
Frank Wascak
Robert Brown
Debbie
Steven
Linda
Washington Birthday
Flye
AGFA
Corry, PA
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