Cub Pack 182 Reorganizes At Washington School
Cub Pack No 182 met at the Mountain home with nine committee members to renew the charter and assign leaders. Dr Belay aided the reorgan ization and 24 cubs were re registered with two new den mothers. Committeemen named include Mountain cubmaster Over assistant cubmaster Dubrosky chairman Yanik outdoorsman and Johnson secretary treasurer. The group seeks another den mother and invites interested persons to contact Mountain or Yer.
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Washington
Edward Over
Peter Dubrosky
Jack Yanik
Robert Johnson
Mountain
Yer. c
Fireflies 4-H Club Meets at Concord Community Building
Seventeen members attended the Concord Fireflies 4-H Girls Club meeting at the Concord Community Building. Mrs Rachael Hogan of Etle spoke on Summer camp and the Summer project 8 outdoor cookery. President Miss Joanne Clabbatt led as the group plans a Wednesday brush party at 9740 o clock at Mrs Howard Hammond’s home. Mothers invited with guests. Next meeting June 14 at the Community House then grove trip for first lesson Solli cookery.
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Fireflies 4-H
Concord Fireflies
Concord
Rachael Hogan
Etle
Joanne Clabbatt
Stanley Brush
Howard Hammond
Grove
Corry High School Class Day and Memorial Weekend Plan
Corry Senior High School holds Class Day in the auditorium at 1 15 pm with Mary McMahon supervising senior activities. A wrist watch prize from Helmans Jewelers will be awarded to a midyear senior. District plans include a moving up ceremony and a school picnic to Geloron Park near Jamestown with two buses. Memorial Day weekend brings many visitors and out of town relatives visiting local residents and attending family celebrations.
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Stunday
Corry
Mary McMahon
Helman’s Jewelers
Wweky
David Nichols
Lenore Austin
Barbara Bettes
Francis Buell
Cassis Elston
Betty McCray
Geraldine Parsons
Michael Clark
Bernard Gluvna
Geloron Park
Jamestown
Curtis Feldt
David Andrus
Norma Keefer
Jane Butters
Club Social Gatherings Bring Wellsboro Visitors Home
Robert Curtis of Wellsboro arrived here last evening to join his wife and daughter Linda who has been here for the past week. They plan to return tomorrow with their parents, Mr and Mrs Lundy of East Prebend Street and Dr and Mrs H A Curtin of Centre Street. Clara B Haight of 205 Manor Street left this morning by train for Suffern New York to visit her daughter Mrs Ara I Miller andMr Miller. Richard Gates is visiting for the Decoration Day weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Gates of Elk Street.
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William Delta
Valerie
Harrisburg
East Wayne Street
Howard M. Duffield
Wallace Wellman
Judy
Everett
Walter H. Scott
Celia Wellman
Wright Street
Ray Mader
Sharon
Gerald George
Milder
George
Jerry Lee
Carole Diane
East Pleasant Street
L. L. Noble
West Smith Street
Cleveland
Ronald
Case Institute of Technology
Charlotte Tomer
Wyanette
Mich
Glenn Sanderson
Maple Avenue
Luke Varrasa
Mary Varrasa
West Park Place
Buffalo
Thomas Vartasa
Famaly
Rex Paulson
Donald Paulson
Mr. Sample
Jimmy
Linda
Corry
Cortland
Frank Sample
Grove Street
Louise Walker
Pittsburgh
Guy Butters
Burton Jourdet
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Mary Jourdet
West Wayne Street
Vern Smilin
B.D. 1
Barbara Tompson
Salem
W. Va
Salem College
Jack Smith
Floreice Dunham
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Howard
White Street
LaVerne Smith
Columb
Leo Mather
South Center Street
New York City
Nyack School of
Mina L. Terry
Concord Street
J- B
McDaniel H. E
Manley
Yonkers
City
Jan Howard
Carlisle
M. Howard
Findley Lake
Lester Allbeck
Wpintsbucan
Roger Amy
Robert Bowles
Robert
Oswego
Bowles
Vern Bowles
North Center Street
Floyd McKishn
U. & Marine Corps
Quarifico
Floyd, Jr
Har
West Church Street
Bethlehem
Philadelphi
Johm Russell
John Russell
Harvey
Waller
Cynthia Lee
Detroit
Clarke
Genrxe
R. Clarke
East Main Steel
Mise Gynthia Lee
Artur Schneider
Buttslo Ge
Milton Zali‘ Heck
Mary Debury
Virgil Warner
Charles
Chicao
Warsner
Arthur J. C. Birtah
Waives Warner
Paul Bowell
Mt. Lebanon
Ae Cor Een Rota Mather
Jennie Bowell
Thomas Benim
Mary Eileen
Thomas
Brie
Lisbon
Charles Ryan Roberts
Rowe Roberts
Youngstown
Ray Roberts
Sinclair Ville
Glenn Stearns
East 1
South Street
Ralph Davison
Phelps
Kaywaite
C. S. Peebles
Park Street
Mabel Regrut
North Gen‘ter Street
Glarencs King
Erie
Robert Boyd
James
Grieva
Carlton Smith
East Bond Street
Maude Keefe
Mott Street
James Stevens
Keefe
L. A Rossin
Blaine
Franklin Street
Mr. Rossin
M.S. Rossin
Nora Fargo
Kennedy, N. S
Lowell Fargo
Columbus
Kennedy
War[rem Fargo
Charles Linsky
Theresa Bogniak
West Frederick Street
Linley
Crabtree
Frank Watus
Robert Curtis
Wellsboro
Thei
Myx
Bouts Lundy
East Prebend
Itreet
H. A Curtn
Ent
Congress ‘Street
Clara B. Haight
Marom Street
Suffern
N.Y
Ara I. Miller
Milley
Richard Gates
Glenn Gates
Elk Street
Bride-Elect Stephanie Gordon Feted At Shower
Miss Stephanie Gordon of Cutting was honored at a Thursday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Mary Jiacan and Mrs. Ada Bell Courtney at 119 Third Avenue. Fifteen guests played cards and bingo with prizes to Mrs. Dorothy May and Miss Gordon. A salad course and coffee followed. Miss Gordon received a serving of gifts. The couple plans to marry June 11 with Merle Wassink of Clymer.
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Ars
Mary Jiacan
Adabéll Courtney
Third Avenue
Stephanie Gordon
Cutting
Miss Gordon
Merle Wassink
Clymér
Dorothy May
Plnucan
Courtney
Young People's Society Meets at Mather Cottage Chautauqua
The Young People's Society of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church gathered at Mather cottage on Chautauqua Lake Friday evening with 42 attendees. Miss Betty McEldowney chaired the brief business meeting. Entertainment included games contests boating and visiting followed by a wiener roast and soft drinks.
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Young People’s Society
Chautauqua
Young People’s Society of the Christian and Missionary Alliance
Mather Cottage
Chautauqua Lake
Betty McEldowney
Miss Dixie Nichols Hosts Slumber Party Seaside
Seven girls attended a slumber party hosted by Miss Dixie Lee Nichols of Williams Street after Teen Town. Guests included Joyce Ruffner June Angerson Patricia Ple ming Beverly Shaw Lutie Beckwith Mary Helen Girtis Mary Sue Williams and the heiress. Breakfast was served this morning.
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Dixie Lee Nichols
Williams Street
Nichols
Joyce Ruffner
June Angerson
Patricia Plem=ing
Beverly Shaw
Lutile Beckwith
Mary Helen Girtis
Mary Sue Williams
Heiress
Washington P T A Fair Ticket Sale On
Washington P T A announces advance ticket sales for the June 3 fair at the school. Children canvass the city selling ice cream cake and toffee tickets and a $25 cash prize is offered. If rain forces cancelation the event moves to the school building.
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Washington
Birth of Daryl John Lytton in Chicago
A son named Daryl John was born Tuesday May 24 to Mr and Mrs Amos Lytton of Chicago. Grandmother is Mrs W R Jordan of this city.
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Daryl John
Amos Lytton
Chicago
W.R. Jordah
Cit
Corry High School Alumni Meeting Invites Mailed
Two thousand five hundred ninety six invitations were mailed for the seventy fifth Corry High School Alumni Association reunion. The event is Thursday evening at 6 30 daylight saving time in the Corry Junior High gym, with MacBain Sears presiding. A business meeting, scholarship awards, officer elections, and class calls are on the agenda. Reservations go to Mrs Mildred Denton by June 7. A buffet lunch by Corry Diner and a dance from 9 30 to 1 00 featuring George Weber and his eight piece orchestra are planned.
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Corry High School
Associaton Meetig
Corry Junior High School
MacBain Sears
Mildred Denton
Arthur Fitcl
Corry
George Weber
Brownie Troop Hosts Mothers at Washington School Meeting
Brownie Troop members gathered at the Washington School for a year end meeting. Mrs Edward Dyer led the opening with the Brownie Promise and America. Mrs Allan Hasbrouck acted as game leader and several girls gave recitations. Miss Mary Etta Rizzo hosted and presented the Brownie Story. The Brownie Smile Song and decorated brownie cupcakes followed. The Brownie Tunnel was formed and the group adjourned until September.
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Washington
America
Edward Dyer
Allan Hasbrouck
Mary Etta Rizzo
Corry Welfare Group Plans Fall Election Nominating Committee Appointed
Corry Welfare Organization held a business meeting with Mrs. HB Reed chairing in the president absence Mrs BE Barnes. Vice President appointed Louis B Sears Barry Blount and Bert Welden to form the nominating committee. Annual election set for fall with a summer session planned for September inviting prospective members as guests.
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Corry Welfare Group
Corry Welfare Organization
Corry Rod and Gun Club
HB. Reed
C. Barnes
Mas. Louis B Sears
Barry Blount
Bert Welden
Asex
Harold Curtis Heads 4 H Calf Club Columbus
Harold Curtis elected president of the Columbus 4 H Calf Club at a Friday meeting held at Lee Tripp's home. Gerald Rensink presided as chair. officers named for the year include Leslie Curtis as vice president Beatrice Bensink secretary Paul Suchiar news reporter and Richard Hill game leader County agent Dr Tritt attended and presented a Western film. Refreshments were served by Mrs Charles Trippalié.
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Harold Curtis
Columbus
Lee ‘Tripp
Gerald Rensink
Leslie Curtis
Beatrice Bensink
Paul Suchiar
Richard Hill
Tritt
Warren
Charles Trippalié
Jack Rayhiond
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