Local school meeting notes and church service summary
Fragmentary OCR notes show a school meeting and church service references. Names like Esther and Lydia appear amid garbled lines, with scattered items such as youth programs, a prayer session, and a district meeting note. Reading indicates a small community gathering with vague schedule mentions and local church activities.
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Lydia
Miller
Bible Home
Prac
LE An Us ’ School
Ervice
AL Ats Jr
New Year Customs and Local School PTA Notes
The article explains Chinese New Year traditions tied to the lunar calendar, including kitchen rites, debt clearance, and 15 days of celebrations. It also reports Miss Phyliss Jensen and Miss Barbara Gilas visiting Ramsey, NJ, local studentreturning to Edinboro State College, and Conelway PTA plans a pancake supper for the Cub Scout pack with details on date, venue, and speakers.
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Phyliss Jensen
Barbara Gilas
Ramsey
N. J
Jerry Beal
Corry
Yancy Davis
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Edinboro State College
Miss Carolyn Lloyd Bride-Elect Honored At Shower
Miss Carolyn Lloyd, bride-elect of Jack Owens, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Joenne Beck and Miss Annette Price at Beck’s East South Street home. Guests enjoyed games with prizes to Patricia McCloskey Shannon Perrin and Lewis. Refreshments included decorated cake ice cream and coffee. Attendees included Mrs Edward Tinka Sandra Krone Nancy Curtis and Shirley Ross.
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Carolyn Lloyd
Joenne Beckwith
Annette Price
East South Street
Edward Tinka
Sandra Krone
Nancy Curtis
Shirley Ross
Bridal Shower For Miss Barbara Ruffner In Clymer
Mrs John Pfeiffer cohosted a linen shower at her Clymer home honoring Miss Barbara Ruffner of Corry with 15 guests. Games and visiting followed by prizes for Miss Delores Aquila Miss Florine Pier and Ms John Grace. A salad course with cake tea and coffee was served. The guest of honor will wed Theodore LeSuer on February eighth and received a fine array of gifts.
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Wunards White
Clymer
Barbara Ruffner
Corry
John Pfeiffer
Priaes
John Grace
Delores Aquila
Florine Pier
Theodore LeSuer
Mrs Ross Daughter Honored At Shower
Mrs Richard Ross and her infant daughter Shirley Dorene were honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Russell White and Mrs Robert Blakely at the host’s home on RD 3. Prizes were awarded to several guests including Mrs LeRoy Humes and Mrs Vernon Baldwin. Door prize went to Mrs Wayne VanGuilder. Refreshments featured gelatin salad wafers chocolate and white shower cakes tea coffee and candy. Guests received gifts in a mint green and white theme with a sleigh decoration.
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Ross
Richard Ross
Shirley Dorene
Russell White
Robert. Blakely
LeRoy Humes
Vernon Baldwin
Carolyn Babcock
Don McCason
Wayne VanGuilder
Holiday Party By VFW Auxiliaries Brightens Season
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary and the Cootietie Club hosted a joint holiday party at the VFW Post. Twenty nine members and three guests attended a chicken and turkey dinner. Door prizes went to Mrs Beckwith, Mrs Berding Mc Graw, and Mrs Harold Carr. Mrs Alma Slagle led the kitchen and Mrs William Rocrig chaired the dining room.
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VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
Cootietie Club
VFW Post: Home
Mae Clark
Leo Mulderdick
Wesley Beckwith
Beckwith
Berding McGraw
Harold Carr
Alma Slagle
William Rocrig
Sciota Aid Holds All Day Session at Colgrove Home
The Sciota Community Aid met at the home of Mrs. Belle Colegrove in Columbus for an all day session. Mrs. Ivan Heslink, president, led a brief business meeting after noon devotions. Sixteen members and three guests attended as sewing on quilt blocks for the Ben Stewart Sewing Circle occupied the afternoon.
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Sciota Aid
Colegrove
Sciota Community Aid
Belle Colegrove
Columbus
Russell
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Clarence Wallace
Mrs Clarence Wallace is honored by the Birthday Club hosted by Mrs A V Cochran in East Frederick Street. Twelve members attended and presented a gift to the honoree. The evening included visiting and a salad and dessert course. Mrs Russell Briggs will host the next gathering on February 25.
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Birthday Club
Clarence Wallace
A. V. Cochran
East Frederick Street
Russell Briggs
Catholic Daughters Begin Party Series
Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 opened a series of card parties with two door prizes awarded to Mrs Harold Roberts and Mrs Leo Hooks. Winners included Mrs Roberts and several others for bridge and rummy. Refreshments were served by a committee headed by Mrs Joseph Baressi and Mrs Ernest McMichael. The next meeting was announced for February 11 with Communion Sunday scheduled for February 7.
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Ne Monthy Socums
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Harold Roberts
Leo Hooks
Roberts. Caniste
Eleanor Ostberg
Amy Thompson
Thomas Anderson
W. K. Shindledecker
Leon Shumsky
Charles Armstrong
Stan~ Jey Malek
Dorothy Prugar
Charlotte Kinney
Darwin Steadman
Bonga
Julius Wotus
James P. Sullivan
Joseph Baressi
Ernest McMichael
Cochairman
Helping Hand Honors Gates Anniversary at IOOF Hall
Rebekah Helping Hand Club members held an all day session in the IOOF Hall. Mrs. Ira Wickwire led a noon dinner and brief business meeting. A sunshine box was sent to ill member Bertha Smyth. Cakes celebrated January birthdays and the 57th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gates who received a gift. Next meeting set for February 11.
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Wenv Yenur
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
IOOF
Ira Wickwire
Bertha Smyth
Ralph Gates
Mrs Cooklis Speaks to Wheelock Aid on Panama
Mrs George Cooklis was guest speaker at Wheelock Community Aid at R D 4, presenting slides and tales on Panama to 16 members and guests. Kenneth Harvey led a brief meeting, devotions by Mrs Robert Williams, who spoke on Jesus Commandments, read a poem Life, and closed with prayer. Merle Williams of A D 4 will host February 11 meeting.
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Conelway Pta
Conelway School
Conelway
Parent-Teacher Association
Iyeek
McCray
Carroll Crowell
Lena Ayers
Richard Hostettler
Raymond Root
PTA
Corn Area High School
Wright School
Ednamae Bruggeman
George Cooklis
Panama
J. Richard Schneider
Ayers
Broyd Dougherty
Wheelock
Merle Williams
A.D. 4
Cause Same Split on How to Keep Algeria French
In Paris and Algiers the insurgents and the government share a goal to preserve a French Algeria. They diverge on how to reach it, with self determination feared as a path to independence while De Gaulle’s moderate policy is viewed as the only hope to end the rebellion and maintain France’s hold. A remarkable mood of mutual respect appears as troops and insurgents exchange salutes and share moments under the Tricolor.
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Paris
Algiers
Algeria
Lanout
Charles de Gaulle
Paul Delougrier
de Gaulle
Paris Fashion Show Highlights 1960 Spring Line by Desses
Jean Desses unveils the 1960 spring collection in Paris with tight cling dresses and form fitting jackets. Silhouettes emphasize busts waists and hips with ringed shapes and knee length skirts plus mushroom pleats. Palette leans ivory white thistle blue gold and pale yellow with harems for formal wear. Recent ad spending figure cited at end.
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Paris
Jean Desses
Desses
Desse
Crossor
Robert Preston Returns to Hollywood in The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
Robert Preston, famed for heavy roles, reemerges in Hollywood starring for Warner Brothers in The Dark at the Top of the Stairs. He credits Broadway’s Music Man for reshaping his image after years of typecasting and discusses past offers, a high salary, and the studio’s eventual purchase of the show for one million dollars. He remains unsure about securing the film role.
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Hollywood
Robert Preston
Victor Mature
Columbia
Bob
Kent
Harry Cohn
Broadway
Space Pinch Won't Affect Current Plans
Washington AP NASA officials say a 132 million cut in the new budget will slow advanced technology work and facility construction while staff growth is paused. They insist major programs like the manned spaceflight effort and space probes progress undeterred, though Dryden warns future impact is possible. NASA sought 957 million, got 802 million, plus 23 million carryover, totaling 25 million available.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
House Space Committee
Richard E. Horner
NASA
Horner
Hugh £. Dryden
Dryden
Pittsburg Firemen Burn Abandoned House For Demonstration
In Pittsburg Kansas vandals set fire to an abandoned house slated for demolition by the Pittsburg Fire Department. The blaze occurred last night while the department prepared a demonstration for the Kansas Firemen Association meeting planned for April.
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Ittsburg
Kan
Pittsburg
Kansas Firemen's Association
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