East Branch News: Community Activities and Visits
Mrs Marlin Klingensmith Miss Elouise Logan return from Fort Wayne Bible College for Thanksgiving. Visitors include George Koestner, Miss Pebby Peebles, Dorothy Morton, Bill Henry, and Mr and Mrs Art Brundage at Virgil Tubbs home. East Branch Home Mission Society met Nov 1 in Corry with six women. Mildred Brown led, Essie Pierce gave devotions. December meet to be announced. Shirley Hoyt Tom Hoyt and son Aaron visit Hazel Fralick. Hazel's birthday observed Nov 25. William Klingensmith Sr drove from Newancake for East Branch Grange supper Dec 1. 1429 Kensington to spend weekend with his son. will travel to Brockport, NY for Thanksgiving. Cobbs Corner WMPF meets Dec 11 at the Parsonage with morning business and devotions, then a tureen dinner and Christmas party with a dollar gift exchange.
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Marlin Klingensmith
Elouise Logan
Fort Wayne Bible College
George Koestner
Pebby Peebles
Dorothy Morton
Bill Henry
Art Brundage
Virgil Tubbs
East Branch Home Mission Society
Cecile Burleigh
Corry
Mildred Brown
Essie Pierce
Robert Henderson
Franklin
Shirley
Tom Hoyt
Aaron
Philadelphia
Hazel Fralick
Hazel
William Klingensmith
Pastor Klingensmith
New
Kensington
Brockport
N.Y
Cobbs Corner Wmpf
Your Son May Now Excel In Sewing Class
Harrisburg AP. The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission outlined amendments applying anti discrimination provisions to sex. Public schools must provide equal facilities for male and female students, ending bans on sewing for boys or shop classes for girls.
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Harrisburg
John Jones
Sara Smith
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
Pennsylvania
William C. Sennett
Sennett
Help Wanted
Seton Hill Hikes Tuition At Greensburg College
Seton Hill College in Greensburg announced a tuition hike of $200 to $1,600 a year and room and board up to $30 more annually starting September. President Msgr. William Granger Ryan cited rising faculty costs and food service expenses as reasons for the increase.
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Seton Hill
Greensburg
Seton Hill College
William Granger Ryan
Girl's College
Clymer Circles Gather for Home Missions Programs
The Naomi Mary-Martha Circles met at multiple homes for Home Missions programs led by members including Mrs. Minnie Legters Mrs. Jessie Beckerink and Mrs. Carolyn Beckerink A variety of songs and solos were performed by circle members and guests and lunch was served to attendees across gatherings. Local firemen held their annual meeting with officer elections and an upcoming January banquet.
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Gilbert Ton
Naomi
Ellen Kronemeyer
Doris Holthouse
Gertrude Grayink
Minnie Legters
Jessie Beckerink
Carol Neckers
Bernice McCann
Gertrude Gravink
Betty Kolstee
Kronemeyer
Mary-Martha Circle
Florence TeWinkle
Doris Neckers
Carolyn Beckerink
Nancy King
Andrew Hutton
Rome
Italy
Carol Compton
Albany
N.Y
Jerome Brown
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Hubert Brown
Cora Ruslink
Nettie Legters
Nellie Ruslink
Jamestown
Harold TenHaken
Abbe Reformed Church
Marilyn Wiggers
Kathy Deuink
Doris Michael
Bernice TeCroney
Florence Smith
Dorcas Circle
Elsie Legters
Mattie Beckerink
Helen King
Beckerink
Ruth Circle
Velma Bailey
Bea Reed
God’s Trees
Treas
Rhebergen
Lois Legters
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