Sixth Grade Party at Columbus Elementary Honors Teacher
Students at Columbus Elementary enjoyed a 7 to 10 p.m. sixth grade party sponsored by the PTA and organized by mothers. The event honored teacher Mrs. Robert Damon on her birthday with music by Renaissance Fair performers John Watus, Bruce Burr, Steve Young and Craig Sanders. Prizes were given to Marcie Sonoski, Lisa Swart, Lisa Pokosh, Pam Cmiel, Janet Lillie, Tim Benton, Tim Wetmore, Doug Savko, Glenn Neckers and Curtis Nelson, and thanks were given to local merchants for prizes.
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Columbus School
PTA
Renaissance Fair
John Watus
Bruce Burr
Steve Young
Craig Sanders
Marcie Sonoski
Lisa Swart
Lisa Pokosh
Pam Cmiel
Janet Lillie
Tim Benton
Tim Wetmore
Doug Savko
Glenn Neckers
Curtis Nelson
Miss Corry Competes For Erie County Title Tonight
Miss Corry Millie Roberts, 17, will contend with 17 rivals for the Erie County Miss title at 8 p.m. at McDowell High School Erie. Roberts won the April Miss Corry Pageant and is sponsored by the Corry Arey Jaycees with Tom Grice as pageant chairman overseeing the event.
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Miss Corry
Corry
Millie Roberts
Erie County
McDowell High School
Erie
Miss Roberts
Corry Arey -Jaycees
Tom Grice
Numer Jaycees
JayéEittes
Carolyn Vance Honored With Bridal Shower
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Community House to honor Miss Carolyn Vance with a bridal shower. She will marry Charles Punch on June 14. Gifts were presented, with Mrs. Lyle Chelton in charge of games and several members winning awards. The group held a regular business meeting after a tureen dinner.
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Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Carolyn Vance
Vance
Charles Punch
Lyle Chelton
Elwin Chelton
Merle Akam
John Lindstrom
Bonnie Vance
Neil Chelton
Local club meeting details with hostesses and readings
Mrs Robert Lindstrom and Mrs Rupert Morris hosted a gathering attended by forty-one members and guests. Mrs John Lindstrom gave devotions on Establishing a Home and read two poems The Builders and a piece by Ella Mae Miller. July officers will be Mrs Oscar Vance and Mrs Fred Lindstrom.
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Robert Lindstrom
Rupert Morris
John Lindstrom
Ella Mae Miller
Oscar Vance
Fred Lindstrom
Luncheon Bridge Event At Corry Country Club
Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs W W Hammond Sr hosted Thursdays luncheon and bridge for the Women s Association of the Corry Country Club at the Corry Country Club venue.
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Country Club
Frank Graft
W. W. Hammond Sr
Women’s Association of the
Corry Country
Columbus Ladies Aid Meets At Church
The Ladies Aid of Columbus Community Congregational Church met Thursday evening at the church with Mrs. Philip Wade in charge. No sessions are planned during July and August. Dinners and wedding receptions are planned and the group will use summer months for fall bazaar preparation. Members will assist with breakfast for seniors at the church. Mrs. Leonard Edwards reviewed the song Faith Is Victory by John Yates.
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Columbus Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of Columbus Community Congregational Church
Philip Wade
Heywald
The
Aid
Wright School Sixth Graders Honored at PTA Party
Sixth graders at Wright School were honored at a 7 to 9 p m party in the school gymnasium hosted by the PTA and a planning committee of parents. The event featured games, prizes, and a talent show with Debbie Fralick winning first for a piano solo. A group called Michelle earned second place with multiple performers including Kathy Morton and Jerry Davis among others. Jerome Davis served as master of ceremonies and Ronald Loomis, president of the Student Council, gave gifts to teachers Mrs Lawrence Andersen Mrs Mariana McIntyre and Gene Alexander.
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Wright School
Wright School Pta
Debbie Fralick
Luncheon Bridge Finds Winners at Local Club
The club drew twenty one members to a luncheon bridge with five tables in play. Awards were won by Mrs. Grait, Mrs. Vellah Bracken, and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe. Hostesses for the June 19 luncheon are Mrs. Hubert Heerlein and Mrs. C A McClintock.
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Grait
Vellah Bracken
Lloyd Stowe
Hubert Heerlein
C. A. McClintock
Methodist Circles Meet at Home and in Columbus
Lydia Circle of First United Methodist Church met at Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck s home with Mrs. John Ohrn presiding. Devoi ons by Miss Ida Ohrn followed by prayers. A dinner was planned at the church and calls to shut ins and ill members arranged. Program featured poems by Helen Steiner Rice and refreshments by Mrs. Hasbrouck and Mrs. Fosburgh. Next meeting set for September 3 at Miss Ohrn s Columbus home. Mary Circle met at East Irving street home of Mrs. Harold Shannon with 10 members. Mrs. Fred Miller led business and devotions from God Speaks to Women Today. The New Prophets program led by Robert Lindstrom with participation by all. WSCS meeting planned for Monday to select names and form new circles. July 7 picnic at Mead Park announced, with Mrs. Fred Duell assisting.
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Lydia Circle
Lydia
First United Methodist Church
Earle Hasbrouck
Liberty Street
John Ohrn
Ida Ohrn
Jesus
Willis Brown
Helen Steiner Rice
Ora Loveland
Hasbrouck
Flossie Fosburgh
Miss Ohrn
Columbus
Mary Circle
Mary
Harold Shannon
East Irving Street
Fred Miller
Robert Lindstrom
WSCS
Mead Park
Fred Duell
Martha Circle Hosts Tuesday Meeting at Parson Home
Martha Circle members met at Mrs. Frank Parsons house Tuesday evening with devotions by Mrs. Carl Dahl and a business session led by chairman Mrs. Herbert Loveland. They were urged to attend the general meeting. A program titled Miracles was given by Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss. Dessert was served by the hostess and Mrs. Loveland. The next session will be a picnic with details to be announced.
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Martha Circle
Frank Parsons
Carl Dahl
Herbert Loveland
Harry Hotchkiss
Loveland
Local notes and greetings from Corry area
Birdie Tells Us covers church missions Woodrow Gilliland returns from Princeton Theological Seminary prepares to depart for Clarion Pa as assistant minister prior to Japan mission. Community events include Dan Fitch graduation at Harborcreek High School and Conelway School picnic postponement to Mead Park.
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Walter W. Gilliland
Concord Street
Princeton
N.J
Woodrow Gilliland
Princeton Theological Seminary
Woodrow
Clarion, Pa
First United Methodist Church
Japan
Duane MacWilliams
Dinner Event Fetes Bernard Shaw Grangers Hear Program on Memorials
Eighteen members attended the Corry Grange meeting at Park Street Hall with Roy Swart in charge. The Pomona meeting is set for June 18 at Edinboro with a full all day session. A dinner party at Bea's Steak House honored Bernard Shaw retiring after 24 years with the Corry Water Supply Company.
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Corry
Park Street
Roy Swart
Belle Valley
Wattsburg
Cloverleaf Grange
Pomona
Edinboro
Lea Gates
John Decker
Walter Rhodes
Bea
Bernard Shaw
Corry Water Supply Company
Jerry
Shaw
Rasselas Brown
R.D
Memorial Service Held By Women's Relief Corps in Corry
The Women’s Henet Corps auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held a full day session at Corry Grange Hall with fourteen members attending. Eleven attended the Mead Park memorial service on Memory Lane, a noon tureen dinner was hosted by Mrs. Wesley Willis, and president Mrs. Willis led the business meeting noting six members attended the Memorial Day program at Mead Park. Cards were sent to two ill members and Mrs. Anna Babcock won the special award.
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Henet Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Mead Park
Monument
Anna, Babcock
Penn Lakes Board Names Mrs W Cochran
At a Meadville meeting the Penn Lakes Girl Scout board appointed Mrs John Briggs of Erie as president and installed district and committee chairs. Mrs William Cochran of Corry became neighborhood chair. The group adopted the 1970 72 triennium theme Awareness Action and set three objectives for deeper member involvement a representative membership and development of the movement as a social force. A senior planning board with two delegates per senior troop was approved to handle cross troop activities. Office hours for June July August were set 830 am to 430 pm and the board will reconvene September 17.
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Penn Lakes Girl Scout Board
Meadville
John Briggs
Erie
William Cochran
Corry
Girl Scout Movement
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Robert Damon
Elmview Dairy
Ficcardi’s Grocery
Hammond Appliances
Buick and
Savko
Columbus Milling
Ferry’s
Gulf Station
Utegg Body Shop
Crotty and
Ferrando Chrevolet
Orton's Fruit Market
Frank and Verna’s
Roberts Furniture
Fox Tack Shop
Edwards Body Shop
Dodd's Dairy
Stockton’s Meats
Engle’s Furniture
Davia Beauty Salon
Berta
Society Editor
Mary Lou Swart
Jim Damon
Marcle Sonoski
Marshal Chase
McMichael
Miss Mille
Roberta
Sawyer
Leonard Edwards
John Yates
Wright
Methodist
Birdie
William Watson
Conelway School Pta
Conelway School
Little Bryan Kent Griswold
Ray
Sue) Griswold
B.D. 2
Bryan
Clifford Holcomb
501
Fast Smith Street
Ray Griswold
Carrier Road
R.D. 2
Norman Mitchell
Spring Creek
New Carrollton
Roger
Cassie) Ferguson
Guy Vanderhoff
Worth Street
Ora Mitchell
George Craker
Elk Street
Steve McKinsey
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Jack Christner
Simon
Ina) Keeney
Newark
Del
Alison Keeney
David Matsen
New London
Grangers
Charles
Chuck) Mack
Grace Darling
Mead Avenue
Warren
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lyle Watrous
U. S. No
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Pac
Sim
Zoe
Tae
Regen One
Relief Corps
Penn Lakes
W. Cochran
Journal Daily
Corry Savings and Loan Association
N. Center Street
Corry, Penna
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