Washington school fair draws large crowd for annual PTA event
A lively Washington School Fair was held last night on school grounds, sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association. About 200 parents and friends attended the outdoor program featuring the Corry band, entertainment booths, and auctions led by James Sullivan. An Afghan prize went to George Besser. Several locals and visitors were noted in attendance and travel plans mentioned for relatives visiting Detroit, Three Rivers, and Dearborn.
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Annunnet
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meeting Honors Mrs Nelson Trisket
A Rebekah Helping Hand Club session featured MM members and guest Mrs. Nelson Trisket of Columbus enjoying a tureen dinner. The organizing committee included Mrs. Westley Seamens, Mrs. Mae Garnicke, and Miss Rosensry Auer. Mrs. Carrie Pain received a special award for a contest.
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Uma
Acacia Club Holds Lake Picnic and Meeting
Thirty six Acacia club members gathered at Findley Lake for a meeting and picnic last evening. After a brief business session, members played games and shared light refreshments while Mr. Howard, Dr. Harry Rhodes and Attorney James D. Williamson led the organizing committee.
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Acacia Club
Lake Home
Howard Cellate
Findley Lake
Howard
Harry Rhodes
James D. Williamson
Musicale and Tea at Hillstrom Home
A still seat ana suyer tea will be held this evening as 8 derick at the home of Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom on East Congress Street. Sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church. A musical program features piano organ selections vocal and instrumental pieces and readings by Mrs Bhyon Hiralsey and adult pupils. Invitations extend to all society members church members and their families.
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Ana Suyer
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Ladies Ald Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bhyon Hiralsey
Society Dal Church
State Federation Closes Convention in Buck Hill Falls
Buck Hill Falls Pa May 2 economic cooperation and trade barrier rhetoric mark the closing session of the 44th annual Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs. Josephine Schain, chair of the committee on the cause and cure of war, urged that the United States must buy in the world market to balance its export geared economy before about 1100 delegates.
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Buck Hill Falls
America
Josephine Schain
Pennsylvania Federation of Womens Clubs
United States
Ming Shain
Miss Burkhardt II Planning Art Exhibit
Miss Coletta Burkhardt daughter of Mr and Mrs F Burkhardt of West Frederick street graduated from Edinboro State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Science in Public Sense Ari. Thursday opens that exercises at 10 a m in the college auditorium. Dr PF Graves commissioner of Education of New York gave the principal address. She is Delta Phi Deltas member and aims to teach art in grades seven through twelve with English minor and handwriting certification. She graduated from Corry High School in 1984 and studied art under George Whittce of Union City. She plans a navy exhibit of her work at home on West Frederick Street.
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Burkhardt II
Coletta Burknrat
F Burkhardt
West Frederick Street
Edinboro State
Teachers’ College
College
PF. Pierrepont Graves
Education
New York
Burkhardt
Delta Phi Deltas
Edinbore
Burkchail
Fom Corry High Schoo
George Whittce
Union City
Eidinlwa
Nectar Honeys Compared in Hower Study Differences Found
A study at Hower compares nectar honeys and notes distinct differences among varieties. Researchers identify sugar content aroma and viscosity variations across honey samples from local producers.
Married Today at St. Pauls Church Nuptials
Married today at St. Pauls Lalther an church at noon Rev Edward L Wag ner united Miss Teuth Kep pel daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Keppel of East Trying street and John Street son of Mr and Mrs Roy Street of East Bouth street The church was decorated with tulips and lilacs A wedding breakfast for fifteen followed at the bride parents home They will reside at 930 North Center Mrs Street a Corry high school 1938 graduate Employment at N I Ames company The groom a Corry high school 1931 graduate works at Corry Jamestown Manufacturing company
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St. Paul's Laltheran Church
Edward L. Wagner
Teuth Keppel
Charles ‘A. Keppel
East Trying Street
John Street
Roy Street
East Bouth Street
North Center Street
Street
Corry High School
Erie Commercial College
N. I Ames Company
Corry
Corry Jamestown — Manufecturing Corporation
Miss Winifred Shields Honored at Shower
Miss Winifred Shields was guests of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs. Heures at Cohumbus last evening hosted by Avro Supply company ladies. A tree dinner and cards followed with awards won by Mrs. Clay Linendad and Miss Corinne Cullen.
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Lynn Doris Rickerson
Damthy Akwin
Marianerty
Bivltte Wrater
Belly Merion
Matjatie Young
Luis Pottercon
FH. Kighllinger
V. & Sethmen
C. A. Iendotl
Emily Mosiroy
St Edward's Prom Officers Named For May Event
St Edward's prom committee announced on Wednesday evening May 1st the staging of the annual dance at the school. Thomas Ressler is general chairman with Theore Nonaghue decoration Robert Silvan invitations Anne Brigham music Mayle Schulz programs Margay Sonchik favors Anne Cinth reen ylrich and John Mead furnish Genie Weber's Erie orchestra will provide the music for the evening and will play until 1 30.
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Cimpiciins
St. Edward's School
Thomas Ressler
Thenore Nonaghue
Robert Silvan
Misa Anne Brigham
Mayle Schulz
Margay Sonchik
Misa Anne Cinthreen
Ylrich
John Mead
Genie Weber
Erie
Market summaries from Pittsburgh to New York and Buffalo
United Press reports mixed commodity activity on May 2 across Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York markets. Prices for apples cabbage onions and potatoes drifted, hog and cattle values held and stock averages rose in New York trading while steel and railroad shares led gains and government issues hovered mixed.
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Lelen
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Buffalo
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United States
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Atlantic Refining
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Eyor Thane
Beidix Aviation
Cosmet
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Mems International Nickel
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Youngstown
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