Daughters of American Colonists Luncheon Held at Boston Store
SOCIETY nignweek members and guests of Fort LeBoeuf Chapter Daughters of American Colonists enjoyed a luncheon in the Boston Store dining room. Mrs Edward Mando reported to the October Harrisburg state convention. Walter Jack spoke on Old School Books linking early New England education to today.
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Fort LeBoeuf
Daughters of
Boston Store Inns
Edward Mando
Harrisburg
Helen M. Schluraff
Walter Jack
Massachusetts
Jack
Corry
Royal Messenger
J. B. Patterson
Helen Johnson
Louise Williams
Spiritual Education Theme At Greta Township PTA Meeting
Greta Township Parent-Teacher Association met last evening at the township school with a theme on spiritual education. Mrs. John Logan opened the session, Rev. Cassis Armitage led devotions, and Mrs. Raymond Briggs directed group singing. Rev. Robert DeBoer of the First Baptist Church of Corry spoke on how spiritual education helps in the home, school, and community. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Claude Stoke and others. A December meeting will feature a Christmas program by the school children.
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Suctuwrcre
Pue
Greta Township
Assocision
John Logan
Cassis Armitage
Raymond Briggs
Armitage
Robert. DeBoer
First Baptist Church of
Corry
DeBoer
Christian Business Men Elect Three Directors
The Corry Christian Business Men's Union held its meeting at Diemer's Cafeteria with Embert Ensle presiding. Justin Butters gave reports on the Washington convention and past activities, and directors elected for three-year terms were Justin Butters, Keith Heicke, and James Wells.
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Dire Tors
Corry Christian Business Muive
Diemer’s
Embert Ensle
Lyle Chast
Washington, D.C
Justin Butters
Justin, Butters
Keith Hiecke
James Wells
Kiwanis Club Film Night Showcases American Front Ler
Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry featured the 4A film American Front Ler on oil discovery in South Dakota. Felix Matthews introduced the program. Robert Emmerling joined Beneficial Finance as manager. Robert Bracken welcomed him as president. Con rad Monroe led group singing with Mrs H Lynn Rice on piano. Board session at John Ross bacher’s home outlined plans for the year.
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Kiwanis Club
Ki Wania
Hotel Corry
Felix Matthews
South Dakota
Robert Emmerling
Beneficial Finance Company
Robert Bracken
Conrad Monroe
H. Lynn Rice
John Rossbacher
Raymond Avenue
BPW Club Holds Monthly Social Session
Business and Professional Women's Club met in the club rooms at the 100F Hutt for a pot luck dinner hosted by Mrs. J R Dearing Mrs L C Nichols and Mrs E W Baccus A white elephant sale led by auctioneer Mrs Dearing raised a nice sum for the club treasury The group will meet next on December 1 for a regular business meeting.
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Activels
UL Ue Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hutt
J. R. Dearing
L. C. Nichols
E. W. Baccus
Dearing
Surprise Birthday Party for Herbert Heidler in Columbus
Mrs Herbert Heidler hosted a surprise party Saturday evening in Columbus to honor her husband on his birthday. Twelve friends attended and enjoyed cards with television, a late lunch served at the close, with out of town guests Mr and Mrs Dale Waterhouse of Mayville.
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Herbert Heidler
Columibus
Dale Waterhouse
Mayville
Stevenson Rejects Debate With Stassen in Florida
Gainesville Florida dispatch reports Adlai Stevenson refuses a debate with Harold Stassen. Stassen, Eisenhower disarmament adviser, claimed Stevenson misled Minnesota farmers about farm policy and predicted higher agricultural income if Eisenhower’s program is adopted. Stevenson retorts about past debates and asks if Benson disarms the farmer.
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Gainsville
Fla
Adial Stevenson
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhower
Minneapolis
Florida
Stevenson
Minnesota
Benson
Mr. Stossen
Kassen, Minn
Budget Revisions Near Approval for City Officials and Patrol Staffing
The council nears approval of pay cuts for part time workers and modest raises for city officials. They plan hiring one more police officer and one more fire truck driver to meet state laws. Expenditures include 5000 for raises 8900 to pay off a bond 5400 for new personnel and small increases for Mead Park and Airport Authority. Projected 1956 funds rely on 55000 tax revenue 106219 real estate income and 6000 cash balance with total budget near 190000.
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Taxyossessor
Carl Smith
Mead Park
Airport Authority
Nance
City Council reviews 1958 budget and new construction impact
The council discusses 1958 budget amid new construction increases and post 1955 appeals. Ward by ward new construction totals 301 040 with 77 605 from assessment revisions. Departments gain funds and new costs include a traffic light at Pennsylvania avenue and East Main street and fire station roof repairs.
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First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Main Street
No. 1 Fire Station
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Walter Sweet
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Edgar Alexander
Bobby
Ronald
Snyder Circle
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Alexander
M. A. Alexander
Mary Ann. Cassatt
Joan Kecer
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
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Brookstret
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West Smith Street
Cleveland
William Donalds
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BPW
Alan Bible
D-Net
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Wen
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Blackstone
Richie Deve
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Council Nears OK
Oriibeg
Ruder
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edward Eliason
Findley Lake
Winter Company
State ST
Erie, PA
Thompson
Hill
Earl Cherry
F. C. Chapin & Son
Corry, Pa
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