Columbus Alumni 25th Annual Meet Set June 14
The Columbus School Alumni Association marks its silver anniversary with the 25th annual meeting at Columbus Community Church on Wednesday evening June 14. A ham dinner is served at 6 oclock. Mrs Merle Page chairs, Leslie Doeld acts as toastmaster, and class calling plus officer elections occur at the business meeting. A program of entertainment is planned by Mrs Tra Wickwire. Alumni and township graduates of Gary Sethier High School are invited, followed by a dance at the nearby A. T. C. C. F. Hall in Corry from 8:30 to 1 a.m. Orchestra from Columbus Grange No 815 will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Alumni Assoc
Columbus School Alumni Association
Columbus Community Church
Merle Page
Leslie Doeld
Tra Wickwire
Columbus High School
Columbus Township
Gary Sethier High School
Clive
Charles Andrus
Bryant Tratin
Business Gallope
Bullylo
Virgil G. Curtis
Teusbees Sie My
Hoss
Chaiman
C. W Bracket
Walter Swetl
Sumer
Historabel
Let Cohen
Association al Ue
Mie
Normatarell
Atfved van Doesun
Bf Entertainment
Panl Bryan
Hit Archentey
Hinncinisson
Dave
Arterney
Washington School Fair Plans For June 2
Plans for a Washington School Fair on Friday June 2 sponsored by the PTA are nearly complete. A fancy work booth bingo and fish pond will be featured with homemade candies ice cream and drinks sold. Tickets for a hand knitted apron are on sale with proceeds to support a scholarship fund and local Cub and Brownie packs. The event will be held at the school if weather permits and is open to the public with prizes and drawings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dire Washington
Jime
Washington School
PTA
Chapin
Donald Dingle
BT. A
Schiool
Uhé
Moffatt P T A Program By School Children
The 1949 50 Moffatt School PTA met at the school in the evening session opening with the PIA prayer.Outgoing President Mrs M C Balewin installed new officers: Mrs Paul Blakeslee president, Mrs Rupert Morris vice president, Mrs Charles Akam Jr treasurer, and Mr Baldwin secretary. Children presented a program of recitations plays and songs interspersed with group singing Refreshments were served and the group adjourned to meet September 29th.
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Unas
Moffat School
PTA
PIA
M. C. Balewin
Cmeers
Paul Blakeslee
Rupert Morris
Charles Akam, Jr
Baldwin
Harry Olabhata
Betty
Elsie Allen
Defey Baldwin
Rosalie Webb
Jim
Nancy Frabicie
Nancy Tralick
Paul Clabbatt
Ernest Allen
Yeelbalion
Jeffery Baldwin
Dennis Veltenberg
Morrow
Nancy Fralick
Dennis Velishberg
Roland Morris
Pole
Harry Clabhatt
Eynest Allen
Miss June Ann Smith Honored On Birthday
Miss June Ann Smith of RD 2 was honored at a Thursday birthday party at her home. Eighteen guests attended and a cold supper of sandwiches potato salad macaroni salad baked beans and Kool-Aid was served. The group enjoyed a social evening and later jello ice cream and birthday cake were served. Miss Smith received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Ann Smith
RD. 2
Homie
Readers Honor Mrs W G Arnold At Wayne Wisconsin
Mrs W G Arnold of Wayne Wisconsin was honored Friday afternoon by the Readers Group. Mrs Morris Bonsteel hosted at her North Center Street home as guests enjoyed the afternoon. Refreshments were served. Mrs Arnold, who is soon moving to Toledo Ohio, was presented a gift by the group.
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W.G. Arnold
W. G. Arnold
Wayne
Stebel Wis
Morris Bonsteel
North Center Street
Tadies
Arnold
Toledo
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Patsy Storey
Miss Patsy Storey celebrated her birthday with a surprise dessert theatre party Thursday evening at her East South street home. Her mother Mrs Kenneth Frasier hosted. Attendees included Ruthie Bors Harmon Heerlein Carolyn Christenson and Storey.
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Patsy Storey
Kenneth Frasier
Thostess
East South Street
Rex Theatre
Ruthie Bors
Ann Harmon
Mira Heerlein
Carolyn Christenson
Mus Storey
Alumni Meeting Set With Banquet On June Eight
Cory School alumni prepare for the seventy sixth annual reunion hosted by the Alumni Association. About 2,000 invitations mailed. event June 8 at Gorey Quadrant High School gym. Banquet served at 6:30 p.m. with awards and a student program to follow.
Plans For Pork Wishing Well Completed Friday
Mead Park project by Uwe Women's Civic Cink aims to finish the wishing well soon with Dr Prins of July Mood Pack Day helping. Members worked on quilt blocks, and Mrs Brown will sew them, while social time featured a Tugerie gift and tea cookies.
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Bia
Mead Park
Uwe Women's Civic Cink
Marjorie Bich
East Main Street
Jeier
Jeu
HB. Reed Wis
Tyle Houghlling
Midville
Una Ible
Prins
Shower honors Miss Rosamond Kudlick in Columbus event
Miss Rosamond Kudlick was honored at a Columbus shower held at M. Norman Lewis’s home. Fourteen guests attended as home movies were shown and awards were given to Kudlick and several hostesses. The gathering featured a shower cake jully salad coffee tea and mints with spring flowers and gifts for the bride.
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Rosamond Kudlick
Rosmmond Budiick
Joseph Mann
Conpontite
Deni
Wntiscettaneats
Beielal Sloy
Athei
M. Norman Lewis
Entisalies
Hieie
Columbus
Euests
Richard Lewis
Marvin McCray
Lawrencer Tompkins
Miss Mudlight
Lewis
Poyers
Miss Kudlick
Cathy
Sherman
Birthday Party for George Titus Held Friday
Twelve year old George Titus celebrated his birthday at home on Worth Street with his mother Mrs Warren hosting. Guests included Thomas Clark Jenny Swanson Marty Lamb Ayald Trisell Richad Maroney and Lyzin Austin. Quiz games bhp and a grab bag provided entertainment and prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Titus
Goone Warren
Titis
Ariel
Warren
Titus
Hum
Worth Street
Russell Briggs
Thomas Clark
Jeny Swanson
Marty Lamb
Ayald Trisell
Richad Maroney
Lyzin Austin
Bhp
Birthday Celebration With Cakes and Gifts Mentioned
Fragmentary report describes a birthday event with party refreshments including cakes and pop, decorations and animals on the cake. The honored guest received gifts, names Robert Whe of Cleveland and Cy cuit Het Loday, and plans to spend Decoration Day weekend. Mrs White visits her mother Mes HB Reed of East South Street, and will return to Grevelynd with Mr. White.
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Robert Whe
Cleveland
Cycuit Het
Mrs. White
Mes HB
Reed
East South Street
Statks
Grévelynd
Mr. White
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Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing At
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