Bailey earns business degree at Gannon College
Robert C. Bailey son of Charles and Ann Bailey of 320 East Columbus Avenue earned a bachelor of science in business management at Gannon College Erie. He completed requirements while attending night classes since 1966 and is employed as assistant personnel manager for the Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation. He is married to Veronica Motoz and they live at 521 Mead Avenue with their daughter Elizabeth Ann.
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Robert C. Bailey
Charles
Ann) Bailey
East Columbus Avenue
Gannon College
Erie
The
Area College
Bob
Veronica Motoz
Mead Avenue
Elizabeth Ann
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corporation
Columbus Queen Candidate Named for 1972 Fair
Laurie Schrecengost, 12, daughter of Mrs Ronald Schrecengost of 25 Market street, competes among 10 contestants for Miss Columbus 1972. She lists swimming as her sport and would be proud to ride a float and to be queen. The Columbus Community Fair runs June 7 to June 16 with opening activities at 6 pm and the coronation at 8 pm. A water battle is also scheduled.
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Laurie Schrecengost
Ronald Schrecengost
Market Street
Columbus
Miss Columbus
Fairgrounds
Corry High Alumni to Award Prize at 98th Meeting
The Corry High School Alumni Association will give a cash prize at tomorrow evening’s banquet at the high school starting 6:20 p.m. tickets are at Davis Insurance or Grice Jewelers. The 98th annual meeting includes a business session and a later dance at the Elks Lodge with officers Cragg Bracken Russbacher Hill Amy.
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Corry High School
Thomas Cragg
Association
Davis Insurance Office
Grice Jewelers
Elks Lodge
Dinner Dance Honors Columbus Alumni at Elementary School
Columbus Alumni Association members and guests enjoyed the Mth annual reunion at Columbus Elementary School with a red white and blue theme. Swiss steak dinners were served by Mrs Iva Small and Verda Christensen. Leslie Dodd acted as toastmaster and introduced Ray Elsen who spoke on local schools. The business session, led by President Mrs Harry Lloydine Hotchkiss, elected Gerald Bensink president Paul Suchar vice president Edith Miller secretary and Mildred Sekerak treasurer.
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Columbus School Alumni Association
Mth
Columbus Elementary School
Iva Small
Verda Christensen
Leslie Dodd
Ray Elsen
Corry Area
Harry
Lloydine) Hotchkiss
Gerald Bensink
Paul Suchar
Edith Miller
Mildred
Mary) Sekerak
Homeowners Group Holds Meeting
The Concerned Homeowners Association met at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Polly Munn on Airport road with sixteen members present. Future session at the Munn home next Tuesday at 8 pm invites all interested persons. A pony pull Friday and a grand parade with fireworks Saturday are planned. Parade starts 1 pm and fireworks at 11 pm. Mrs Josephine Coon won the cash award. Tickets were sold by Mrs Albert Fox and Columbus Elementary School pupils. After dinner Alan Cox and his Triesters played. Mrs Merle Page managed the punch bowl. Decor by Miss Edith Miller and Mrs John Brundage. Alumni Association prize winners include Edward Sekerak first with 5 dollars, Larry Curtis second with 3, Drew Yenchak and Jody Coan tied for third at 1.50, Yvonne Benton runner up with 1. Additional names received treats from the Alumni. Mrs Harold Coan of Columbus won the $150 award.
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Concerned
Charles Polly Munn
Airport Road
Munn
Josephine Coon
Albert Fox
Alan Cox
Triesters
Merle Page
Edith Miller
John Brundage
Columbus Alumni Association
Columbus
Edward Sekerak
Larry Curtis
Drew Yenchak
Jody Coan
Yvonne Benton
Dale Lindstrom
Allen Swanson
Kelvin Huff
Shawna Christensen
Diane Suchar
Jackie Pondel
Vicki Pondel
Nancy Perrin
Debbie Smith
Theresa Kibbey
Thomas Lounsbury
Jill Sorenson
Terrance Rhodes
Pamela Jaquith
Judy Perrin
Jack Davis
Russell Toplovich
Michael Melzer
Steven Goodwill
Robert Merritt
Harold Coan
Luncheon and Bridge at Corry Country Club
Mrs R C Anderson and Mrs G S Peck hosted a luncheon and bridge for the Women's Association at Corry Country Club. After luncheon, members played bridge with awards going to Mrs Lloyd Stowe Mrs HJ Davis and Mrs Richard Rossbacher. The next session is planned for June 1st with Mrs John Pierce and Mrs Lloyd Stowe as hostesses.
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R.C. Anderson
G.S. Peck
Women's Association of the Corry Country Club
Lloyd Stowe
HJ. Davis
Richard Rossbacher
John Pierce
Memorial Service Held By Local Women's Relief Corps
Ten members of the Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic conducted a memorial service Thursday afternoon in Memory Lane at Mead Park after their regular tureen dinner and business session at Corry Grange Hall on Park Street. Mrs. Wesley Willis, president, led the meeting and announced that five members attended memorial services at Mead Park on Monday.
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Ymca Auxiliary
James
Carol) Kelsey
Kelsey
YMCA
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Wesley Willis
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Pauline) Gates
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Louis
Marge) Eastman
Samuel Antrim
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Gordy Shampoe
Cnt
Donald Skinner
Union City
Maxine Bennink
Hamot Medical Center
Genevieve Mitchell Jordan
Sugar Grove Methodist Church
John Stuart Mill
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Misa Maureen Brady
Manchester
Troy David Walker Jr
Troy D. Walker
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F. Maggs
Bill Ross
Josephine Brady
Little Creek
McMichael
Columbus Queen
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Arthur Litz
Keppel Tiffany
Frank Grice
Lena Cohen
Clara Hill Journal
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Ray Amy
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