American Field Service selects James Stahl for abroad program
The American Field Service International Scholarships in New York chose James Stahl as the representative for this summer’s Americas Abroad program. James is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Stahl of 44 Oakley Avenue. Sue Hooks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Hooks of Wayne Street, is a finalist for the northern hemisphere school program. Howard Sheen coordinates the local chapter to raise funds for the annual program. Women of the Moose discussed events at the Moose Lodge with Mrs Robert Markle, senior regent, in charge. A rummage sale is planned at the Corry Red and Gun Club on April 10 and 11 from 9 am to 4 pm. Donations may be brought to the Red and Gun Club on April 9. Chapter chairman thank you notes will go to those who helped with the 50-50 project. The annual WOTM tag days to benefit the WOTM nurses scholarship fund will be held on May.
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American Field Service International Scholarships
New York
Americans Abroad
James Stahl
Jim
Jack Stahl
Oakley Avenue
Sue Hooks
Leo Hooks
Wayne Street
Hemisphere
Howard Sheen
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Robert Markle
Corry
Lorin Jessie Mason
WOTM
Scholl
Arship Fund
Andrew Sventek
The Subject Was Roses Continues Five More Days
The Erie Playhouse presents The Subject Was Roses starring April Davidson and Mina Eisenberg as a middle class family dealing with a veteran son returning from World War II. Five more performances run Friday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m. in Wesleyville.
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Ernie Playhouse
Frank Gilroy
Timmy Cleary
Mina Eisenberg
Nettie Cleary
Erie Playhouse
Wesleyville
Open House in Honor of Mrs Essie Pierce in Youngsville
Social notes announce an open house and reception honoring Mrs Essie Pierce of Youngsville. The event runs Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at the home of Mrs Lorilyn Sadowski of Columbus. About 30 guests are invited and a short answer period will follow.
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Essie Pierce
Youngsville
Debby Caruso Bridal Shower Honored Guests and Winners
Debby Caruso was feted at a bridal shower with attendees including Mrs. Ivan Wickwire Mrs. Albert Watus Mrs. Frank Messina and Mrs. Rosario Caruso. Prizes were won by Mrs. John Woodworth Mrs. Lawrence Sperry and Mrs. Yvonne Wilshire. Decor prize went to Mrs. John Hut. Miss Caruso, who will marry Anthony Baran on April 12 at St. Thomas The Apostle Church, received many gifts.
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Richard Crosscut
Ivan Wickwire
Albert Watus
Frank Messina
Rosario Caruso
John Woodworth
Lawrence Sperry
Yvonne Wilshire
Mirs
John Hut
Caruso
Anthony Baran
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
College Women Plan Concert by Kujawiaki Dancers
The College Women's Club met at the YMCA to discuss the Kujawiaki dancers from Alliance College Cambridge Springs appearing Saturday. Tickets are on sale: $5 reserved for two, $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for students, with at door sales. Also noted is National Library Week April 20–26 and March hostesses. Merck & Co paid $1,000 to the Pennsylvania Fish Commission for a Susquehanna River North Branch fish kill due to a valve malfunction.
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College Women's Club
YMCA
Alliance College
Cambridge Springs
Edward Zarger
Irvin Downs
Olin Bracken Jr
James Knipp
Charles Williams
National Library
Lena Ayers
Leo Hooks
Walter Gilliland
Roger Brown
Robert Olson
Harold Lloyd
Danville
Merck & Co
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Susquehanna River
APICS Tri City Chapter Hosts Guest Speaker
Edwin F. Sarbiewski of IBM Erie will speak at the Tri City APICS meeting at Venture Inn on bills of material processor shop floor control and inventory control. He will conduct IBM education center courses in Syracuse from March 31 to April 2.
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International Business Machines Corporation
Erie
Edwin F. Sarbiewski
Tri-City
APICS
American Production Inventory Control Society
Venture Inn
Sarbiewski
IBM Education Center
Syracuse
N.Y
CHEER Elects Nominating Committee for Officers
A CHEER meeting set for Thursday at 8 pm in the Moose Lodge Colonial Room will feature a nominating committee of Jack Downey Noride Bachemer and Lyle Hotch ate Norman Tarbell. The group invites reps from past organizational members to attend and vote on a new slate. The report notes two Spring Creek children benefited from the whirlpool bath unit funded by the Corry Elks Lodge and used by a MS patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheer Organization
Moose Lodge
Jack Downey
Noride Bachemer
Lyle Hotchate
Norman Tarbell
CHEER
Tarbell
Spring Creek
Corry Elks Lodge
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American Field Service
Oke
Moose
McMichael
James Snow
Bear Lake
Plymouth Township
Louis A. Monaco
Montgomery County
Michael Caine
Eeniis
Society Editor
Birdie
Samuel Taylor
Coleridge
Purex
Gaton
Council For Exceptional Children
Donne Mealy
Merrill Wade
Raymond Hamilton
Mary Rose
Debby Caruso
the “Y
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Steel Corp
St Marek
Fee National Bank
Conn
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