Concord School Founder's Day Honors Retired Staff
Retired teachers and past PTA presidents were honored at Concord School Founder's Day on Monday evening. Those recognized include Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, Mrs. Stanley Nichols, Miss Helen Johnson, Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr., Mrs. Leland Johnston, Mrs. George Fox and Mrs. David Schweigert. Members and guests formed small discussion groups for the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Helen Johnson
Mrs. Jahlstrand
Stanley Nichols
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Leland
Concord School
PTA
Ruth Dahlstrand
Leland Johnston
George Fox
David Schweigert
Martins to be honored on 25th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Costello will celebrate 25 years with an open house and reception March 9 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Columbus Community Building. Hosts are their children George Costello of Boston Sylvia Lingenfelter of Youngsville Daniel Schreckengost of Corry and Ronald Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Allene) Costello
Allene Fardink
Columbus
George Costello
Boston
Mass
Mead
Sylvia) Lingenfelter
Youngsville
Daniel
Susan) ‘Schreckengost
Corry
Ronald Costello
Robert Reynolds Undergoes Heart Surgery At Nine
Robert Reynolds a nine year old from 221 Mead Avenue underwent heart surgery on June 27 1973 for pulmonary valvular stenosis and a hole in the heart. The operation widened the valve and removed calcium from the valve, enabling normal blood flow. Bobby is expected to need a future operation to implant an artificial valve as he grows. Memorial fundraising for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association continues beyond Heart Month with Mrs Hiram Daley and cochair Gail Daglian inviting further donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Judy) Daley
Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association
Robert Reynolds
Bobby
Beverly Reynolds
Linda
Chuck
Mead Avenue
Wright School
Heart Fund
Daley
South Center Street
John
Gail) Daglian
East Frederick Street
Cochairman
Heart
Bridge Scores at Afternoon Duplicate Club
Members and guests met for a Howell session at Mrs. William Master Jr. home. Winners included pairs Treat and Pfinsgraff at 29, Cragg and Thompson at 26, Davis and Kinley at 25 and Oman and Sandburg at 24. A regular session is planned next Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the YMCA. reservations with Mrs. Oman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Howell
William Master Jr
Wright Street
T.H. Treat
Martin Pfinsgraff
Thomas Cragg
E.S. Thompson
Horton Davis
J. Fred Kinley
Olaf Oman
Raymond Sandburg
YMCA
Red Cross Meet Details Corry Chapter Programs and Plans
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross met at the YMCA with ten attendees. Evelyn Dodd led a 7 pm prayer and business discussion. March events include a noon Erie Church of the Covenant luncheon recognizing Erie Chapter volunteers. Since last meeting four servicemen and two civilians aided, plus three blood requests. Ellen Hornick presented First Aid to Brownie Scouts. First Aid taught to children ages six. a display at the Corry Area High School reunion and First Aid stations planned. A painting session at the new Red Cross building is scheduled for March 28 at 1 pm. building work by Robert Grice nearing completion. Next meeting set for March 26 at the East Main Street HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
American Red Cross
YMCA
Evelyn Dodd
Church of the Covenant
Erie
Ellen Hornick
Brownie Scouts of Columbus
Corry Area
Red Cross
East Main Street
Robert Grice
East Mainy Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha McMichael
Concord
Birdie
Robert Ludwig
Rex
Linda) Messenger
Stanford Hose Company
East South Street
James
Phyllis) Maloney
Corry Motor Inn
William
Kathy) Brigham
Harry
Thelma) Paulson Jr
Charles
Ruth) Weston
Corry High School
Lyle
Bud) Watrous
Lindsey Hollow Road
R.D. Corry
Watrous
Simeon Strunsky
Union City Memorial Hospital
George Magee
Union City
Magee
Gail Blystone
Daniel McEldowney
Leroy Rieck
William Hazlett
The
J.peterson
Athe
Plaza Corry Readville
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
McMichael
Colombo
Sri Lanka
Chautauqua Mall
SQU
Edward J. DE Bartolo Corporation
Lakewood
New York
Jamestown
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