Barbara Johnson feted at bridal showers before wedding
Miss Barbara Johnson, bride elect to Ernest Gnignon, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Glen J. Davis in Columbus with 18 guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Alfred J. Morrison and Mrs. Royal Messenger. Her Pittsburgh nursing school friends also hosted a decorated shower with gifts and cake.
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Barbara Johnson
Ernest Gnignon
Glen J. Davis
Columbus
Alfred J. Morrison
Royal Messenger
Michigan
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Fred Howard
A surprise party honoring Mrs Fred Howard for her 70th birthday was held at her home on West Columbus Avenue. Cakes were baked by Claudia Adams Mable Loomis Ruth Thomas and Nora Wolosoa. Attendees included Adams Bowden Van Keuren Thomas Rutsky Robbins Gruber Wol jesen Rows and Alice Robbins among others.
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Fred Howard
West
Columbus Avenue
Claudia Adams
Mable Loomis
Ruth Thomas
Nora Wolosoa
Joseph Rutsky
Floyd Robbins
Janet Gruber
Pittsfield
John Woljesen
George Rows
Spring Creek
Alice Robbins
Niagara Falls
VFW Auxiliary Holds Routine Session In Garden Room
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary met in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home with Mrs. Alfred Cone presiding in Mrs. Rosa B. McElroy’s absence. A district meeting was set for March 4 in Albion, attendance award went to Mrs. Velma Carmixe, and a light lunch followed. The next meeting is scheduled for March 4.
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VFW
VFW Post Home
Alfred Cone
Rosa B. McElroy
Albion
Velma Carmixe
Harold Schaefer
Rev John DeSanti Speaks To Catholic Daughters
The Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America held a social meeting last evening in the rooms. Rev John DeSanti gave an engaging talk on the history of the church followed by a question and answer period. February committee headed by Miss Agnea Lynch served coffee and tea. next CDA session is March 8.
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John DeSanti
Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
Agnea Lynch
CDA
Spring Creek Grange Holds Meeting With 17 Members
The Spring Creek Grange No. 236 met last evening in West Spring Creek on Hull with 17 members present. William Graybill served as worthy master and Wilt in charge. Mrs William Mitchell led the program, featuring a quiz on George Ishington and a talk by Mrs Chinciet Mason on distribution of Buth for rural schools. A light lunch followed. Mircith will be the next meeting date.
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Spring Creek
Hull
William Graybill
William Mitchell
George Ishington
Chinciet Mason
Buth
Mircith
Grange
Leo Mather Honored At Birthday Party
Leo Mather was celebrated at a birthday party hosted by his wife at 626 South Center Street. Sixteen attendees included Miss Mabel Cooper and Miss Roxanne Bradford of Bear Lake. Prizes went to Mrs. Paul Mather, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fish, and Donald McCray amid red and white decorations for George Washington's birthday.
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Leo Mather
Paul ‘Mather
South Center Street
Mabel Cooper
Roxanne Bradford
Bear Lake
Paul Mather
Robert Fish
Donald McCray
George Washington
Mrs Maude Keefe Hosts Canasta Club Gathering
Mrs Maude Keefe entertained her canasta card club at her Mott street home last evening. She was the prize winner in the game and served light refreshments to the group. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs John A McLaughtin.
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Maude Keefe
Mott Street
John A. McLaughtin
Mrs Ray Mulvin Hosts Hospital Card Party
Mrs. Ray Mulvin of East Main Street hosted a hospital benefit card party for the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital. Two tables played to win prizes, with Mrs. Don Williams taking 500 and Mrs. Ernest McMichael winning bridge. The hostess served salad and dessert to guests.
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Ray Mulvin
East Main ‘Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Don Williams
Ernest McMichael
Miss Carol Stultz Is Honored On 17th Birthday
Miss Carol Stultz celebrated her 17th birthday with a party at her home on A. D. 3 hosted by her mother Mrs. Sam Stultz. About twenty senior class girls from Corry Area High School attended, including Patricia Cooklis Madeline Myers and Judy Meerdink who won prizes in games. Photos were taken and a pink themed cake and sundae lunch were served with assistance from Marilyn Stultz and Letha Wank. Carol received many gifts from friends.
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Carol Stultz
A. D
Sam Stultz
Corry Area High School
Stula Ig
Patricia Cooklis
Madeline Myers
Judy Meerdink
Marilyn Stultz
Letha Wank
Carol
Lindsey Hosts Church Group Meeting After Prayer Gap
Mr and Mrs V Q Lindsey hosted the Good Samaritan Class of the First Methodist Church at 118 East Irving Street. Claude Parker opened the session, with Mrs W B Stone leading prayer. A white elephant sale followed by fellowship refreshments concluded the gathering. Next hosts will be Mr and Mrs Richard Frye at an announced date.
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V. C. Lindsey
First Methodist Church
V. Q. Lindsey
East Irving Street
Claude Parker
W. B Stone
Lindsey
Herman Steayes
Roscoe Beardsley
Richard Frye
County School Changes Due
Harrisburg lawmakers move on Erie county schools with Senate likely to act next week on a bill reorganizing the county superintendent system. A repayment of overdue state aid to third class districts may arrive in March. Some superintendents oppose rapid consolidation Jan 1 1988 plan. Districts owed funds include Carty Albion Girard Millcreek and Harborcreek.
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S— Unaliwen
AOUSE
Senate
Harrisburg
Erie County
Paul L. Wagner
Stephen McCann
Maurice Kolpien
Carty
Albion
Girard
Millcreek
Herborcreek
Aiken Opposes Farm Bill Price Support Change
Senator Aiken R Vi voices opposition to scrapping flexible price supports for crops in the Senate farm bill debate. Administration allies defend the lower system while Benson and Martin respond on CBS See It Now. The Finance Committee plans quick action on a House-passed $60 million federal gas tax refund to farmers.
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Associated
Bres
Washington
Gen
Aiken R-Vi
Senate
Allen
Aiken
State Agriculture Committee
Benson
Sen
Thomas
Martin Gr-Town
CBS
I Is
Taylor Asks GOP To Kill Income Tax
Senator Wagner and Senate Republican Leader Mahony endorse a 400 million dollar income tax target, arguing cuts below that risk vital state services. They contrast this with Governor Lender’s 465 million figure, saying the caucus aims for 400 million if possible.
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Wagner
R¢Schuyterl
Senate
Mahony
Mahany
Newsman
Warren youths linked to elderly robbery and police action
Warren police report two more youths arrested in a late night robbery of an elderly Warren couple that netted 3 dollars. Patrick Forenti, 21, faces first degree robbery charges after admitting involvement and naming two juveniles and John Moretti, 19, as accomplices. Police say the trio implicated others, aiding investigations in Jamestown and Falconer.
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Jamestown
Paleoner
Patrick ¢. Forenti
Warren
A. ©. Rirberger
John Moretti
Elso
Feronti
Moretti
Sip J
Mint Falconer
Question Bee
Gyo
Waren Police
Morwttl
New York State
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