February PTA Meeting Highlights In Sparta
Sparta area clubs and groups report a busy February with the Spar tansburg School PTA led by president Betty Jewell hosting a meeting. Guest speaker Jean Gool discussed kindergarten active teaching and circle group discussions to aid emotional expression. Upcoming events include a district PTA session April 7 at Columbus School focused on Kindergarten children and a birthday card shower for Mrs Jessie Morton.
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Sparta Pta
Spartansburg School Pta
Betty Jewell
Jean Gool
Columbus
Jessie Morton
North Center Street
Morton
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
R.D
Corry
Mentor Club Meets At Greishaw Home
The Mentor Club met at Mrs. Mary Greishaw’s West Smith Street home with 13 members. President Mrs. Grace Jolley led the business session and Miss Adele McCray shared a program on Flags of the Cat with depictions and notes, including references to Benjamin Franklin.
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Home League
Ladies Home League of the Salvation Army
Citadel
West Washington Street
M.L. Satterlee
Gladys Vanderhoff
Harry Silvis
Mary Greishaw
West ‘Smith Street
Grace Jolley
Adele McCray
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Marquis de Zataseliest Halverson
Madison
Washington
Verner
Angela Staskiewicz Weds Peter Frink In Spartansburg Ceremony
The February 14 wedding at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Spartansburg united Angela Staskiewicz of Spartansburg and Peter Frink of Corry. Rev Norwood Futrell officiated the double ring ceremony with 100 guests. The bride wore ivory satin and carried white chrysanthemums with pink and red roses. maid of honor Kim Rogers and bridesmaids Tammy Rogers and Chris Skiff wore pink gowns. The couple resides at 36 East Church Street Corry after both graduations, with Frink employed by Dow Chemical in Corry.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Spartansburg
Angela Staskiewicz
Peter Frink
East Church
Corry
Edward Staskiewicz
R.D
Frink
Beryl Frink
Winesburg
Ohio
Norwood Futrell
Gladioli
Gayle Stockton
Kim Rogers
Tammy Rogers
Chris Skiff
Kelly Capela
Chris Hostetler
Dean Rogers
Rick Jewell
Tim Stockton
JoAnn Pele
Janet Capeta
Massilon
Sugar Creek
Las Vegas
Nev
Alexandria
Jamestown
N.C
Erie
Townville
Union City
Bridge Winners Highlight Corry Event at Motor Inn
Corry Bridge Association held a four table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn with an average score of 42. Winners include Arthur Hansen and partner from Union City scoring 51, Paul Palmer and E P Wolf 46 percent, Frank Ferry and Richard Muckinhaupt 45 percent, and William Master Jr and Kert Tunnel. Next regular game set for next Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the Motor Inn. reservations encouraged through E P Wolf at 438 8638. Miss Liberty Now 90 notes the Statue of Liberty since 1886 as a symbol of freedom in New York harbor.
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Northwestern
Pennsylvania
American Heart Association
Corry Moose Lodge
East Washington Street
Michael
Kathy) Breene
John
Gail) Daglian
East Frederick Street
McElroy
Pee
Veryone
Heart ‘Association
Breene
Drive
Paul
Bran
Faith
Corry
Motoray
E.P. Wolf
New York Harbor
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Bertha McMichael
Heart Fund
Michael Breene
Edwin Mikesell
Pat Faith
McMichael
Birdie
Club 15
Jean) Comitz
Fourth Avenue
Richard
Millie) Orn
Bryce
Jerry) Leek
Robert
Marie) Wotus
Thomas
Helen) Saxton
Ronald
Evelyn) Dills
Virgil
Evelyn) Warner
Columbus-Conelway Recreation
Elgin
Ray
Sue) Griswold
United Methodist Church
Guy Whaley
Bert Williams
John Ohrn
F. Lowe Edwards
Lyle Foster
Whaley
Hazel Duffy
Meadville
Methodist
William Rieck
Clifford McCray
Merle Patterson
Adrian Reesink
Louise Williams
Oakley Avenue
Foster
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mae
David
Joan) Oswalt
Radio Club
Corry Communications Citizens’ Band
Eee
Jayne Pless
White Street
Clifford Moats
Wright Street
Mentor Club
Greishaw Home
Moscow
Igor A. Moiseyev
Tass
Moiseyev
Soviet Union
Mr. and
Mrs
Publishers Weekly
Curtain
Christie
Doctor
Secon
Hag Graham
Benson
Sylvia Porter
Porter
Ringer
Ent
Tim
Pam
Peck 'N Peak Recreation Resort
Findlay Lake
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