Catholic Daughters and local clubs hold mixed May activities
The Corry area community notes a reception for Warren Court members at Holy Redeemer Parish Center with mass by Rev. Bauer, then social refreshments. Reports of Deborah Circle and College Women meetings, birthday wishes for Betty Warejko, Ellmbsth Circle sessions, Bicentennial plans, and quilt and basket fundraisers for the Corry Area Historical Museum.
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Helen Margaret Doyle
Cne
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
Warren Court
Holy Redeemer
Bauer
North Warren States Hospital
Doyle
Corry
Jeanette
Corry Area
Karen Prather
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
National Bank
Marine Bank
Spring Fling Dance by Stanford Hose Company Auxiliary
The Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary plans a public spring dance on Saturday May 15 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Mooge Lodge. Music by the Fenders. Admission five dollars per couple three dollars for singles. Officers, trustees and committees listed with dance chairs Nancy Brigham Cindi Hall and Diane Falcone. Community invitation.
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Stanford Hose Company
Mooge Lodge
Fenders
Nancy ‘Brigham
Cindi Hall
Diane Falcone
Kathy Brigham
Hall
Falcone
Brigham
JoJo Herberg
Lois Sorenson
Phyllis Maloney
Pam Steiner
Nancy Brigham
Helen Neckers
Ruth Weston
Marie Shreve
Betty Brigham
Trudy Burglund
History Of St Thomas Church At DAR Session
The May meeting of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution featured Rev. John Lucas recounting Corry s oldest church St Thomas the Apostle founded 1870 at a cost of 60000. The report covered early priests, church records, the school built 1905, and plans for upcoming events including Lafayette Day and Flag Day luncheons and an antique exhibit.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Joyce Bachomer
Wayne Street
John Lucas
Corry
St. Thomas the Apostle
Father Lonergan
Tome
Tracey
St. Edward's
Edward
St. Thomas Church
DAR
Bachoiner
Pat Bachofner
J.K. Evans
Titusville
Coray Miller
Brokenarraw Valley
Defense
Panama Canal
End NBC Strike Ends After Tentative Pact
A tentative agreement reached early today ends a five week NBC strike by 1,700 technicians and newswriters. The pact must be ratified by NABET members in major cities including New York Washington Cleveland Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco. The strike began April 1 after marathon talks started April 8 with details of the accord not disclosed.
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Washington
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
National Association of Broadcast, Employes and Technicians
NABET
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Marathon
Mediation Service
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