Teen Town elects officers for 1952 53 season at Gumor High
Officers elected yesterday at Gumor High School include John Bwveet as mayor Milne Bharen Annsen as assistant mayor Patricia Kepnel secretary and John Maloney treasurer. A Monday meeting of the executive committee will name committee chairmen for the year and plan events such as hayride splish party Halloween and spring dance. A membership drive runs from Monday through October with no attendance requirement before then.
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Seson
Gumor High School
John Bwveet
Milne—Bharen Annsen
Misa Patricia Kepnel
John iMaloney
Washington School PTA Hosts First Meeting With Guest Speaker
Mrs H Lynn Rice spoke at Washington School Parents Teacher Association session held yesterday afternoon led by president Mrs Charles Correll. Opening devotions by Mrs Harold Lloyd followed by discussion of state convention at PoGono Manor in October and committee appointments. Membership drive set to begin next month with light refreshments served by Mrs Paul Bauer and Mrs Robert Thnnell. Next meeting scheduled for October 16.
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Washington School
PTA
H. Lynn Rice
Spenker
Washington School Parents Teacher Association
Five
Indies
Charles Correll
Harold Liloyd
Po- Gono Manor
Paul Bauer
Robert Thnnell
Dairymen's League Elected Delegates Meeting Recap
The Corry Dairymen's League met at the McCray Community House with Joseph McCray presiding. Delegates and alternates were chosen for district and district marting duties, naming Harold Howard and Robert Gates among others, with the annual Syracuse meeting set for October 8 and a cambridge district gathering planned for September 20.
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Corry Locat
Dairymen's League
McCray
Joseph McCray
Harold Howard
Robert Gates
Syracuse
Roy Borsterff
Rolland" Chase
Cambridge
Linen Shower for Miss Rose Franchina
Miss Rose Franchina was honored at a linen shower hosted by Miss Jeanette Bayessi and Mrs Chester Redlecki at Redlecki home in Elgin. Entertainer Pirate Bingy performed and guests received awards. door prize went to Miss Jamiere Rfcordink Tater. Refreshments included cakes jello salad mitts nails and coffee at a pink themed table with streamers and umbrella favors. Wattsburg guests Mel Lyle Gifford and Mrs Joseph Syentek were among attendees.
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Rose Franchine
Jeanette Bayessi
Chester Redlecki
Elgin
Jamiere Rfcordink
Miss Franchini
Mel. Lyle Gifford
Joseph Syentek
Wattsburg
Neighborhood Club Meeting Before October Change of Venue
The Neighborhood Club met at Mrs. Harry Fite’s Elgin home and enjoyed bingo with prizes won by Mrs. Thomas Clark and Mrs. Harry Burton. A hot rolls, baked beans, Jeflo, cake and coffee social followed. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Mary Stafford’s home on West Smith Street in October.
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Harry Fite
Elgin
Thomas Clark
Harry Burton
Mary Stafford
West Smith Street
Columbus Aid Plans Bazaar In November
Columbus Ladies Aid discussed annual bazaar plans at a meeting held at Mrs DeForest Bradley's home. Bazaar dates are November 5th and 6th with a public dinner planned for the evening. Meeting adjourned after light refreshments to reconvene October 9th in the church basement.
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Columbua Ladies Aid
Women's Relief Corps Plans Ham Dinner
Women of Relief Corps No. 49 met at TOOF fall yesterday to outline an October ham dinner. Mrs KD Brown and committee served a bake sale tureen dinner before the session, with Mrs Florey Bates in charge of the meeting. no corps gathering is planned October 6 due to a district convention in Albion.
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Women's Relief Corps No
Toof
KD. Brown
Florey Bates
Chasse
Albion
Large Crowd Attends West Spring Creek Ladies Aid Supper
A public ham supper at the West Spring Creek Town Hall drew over 200 attendees. The event raised a substantial sum for the church, organized by Mrs. Paul Whiley, Mrs. Vern Smith, Mrs. Charles Porter and Mrs. Andrew Domnsan, with proceeds aiding church efforts.
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Ladies Aid
West Spring Creek
Myra Lindsey Hosts Hilltop Club Meeting in Elegant Home
Mrs Myra Lindsey hosted the Hilltop Club meeting at her home on B D 1. President Mrs William Akim led the gathering with visiting and fancywork follows. Apple pie with cheese was served. Next meeting planned with Mrs Oscar Lindstrom on October 1.
C. G. G. Club Hosts Card Night at Hotel Corny
The C. G. G. Club met last evening at the Hotel Corny with Mrs Louis Valentine as hostess. Prizes were won by Mrs Donald Nantes Mrs Alfred Morrison Sr and Mrs James Sullivan. A late snack of salad rolls cookies and coffee preceded the event. Mrs J F Needham will entertain the club in two weeks.
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C. GG
Chub
Hotel Cor~ny
Louis Valentine
Brie
Donalds ‘Nantes
Alfre) Morrison Sr
James Sullivan
F. Needham
Talk On Alaska At VEW Auxiliary Session
The VEW auxiliary met at the Post home on West Washington Street last evening. Mrs. Berdday McGraw presided and routine business was conducted. A charity sale was planned for October 2 and details were announced by members including Mrs. Dornihy Wovedley and Mrs. Frou Bhier.
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Rnestine
Tie View
Austin Rye
Post
West Washington Street
Berdday
McGraw
Prudent
Masur
Mnetbex
Tygradi
Xistive
Aloka
M's
Dornihy Wovedley
Frou Bhier
Mir
Teachers Picnic At Mead Park Wednesday
A report of a teachers picnic at Mead Park on Wednesday evening with a picnic supper. The gathering included Joiah Aten School statute and Mrs May dourdet with a clever sports motif used in table decorations. About ten persons attended and enjoyed a pleasant meal and social time.
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Joiah
Muse Fe
May Dourdet
Contract Club Hosts Evening at Kinley Home
A Kinley home gathering hosted a contract club evening with about eight tables and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Fisey Corbis and Mrs Kinley, plus Mrs Hall who received special pricing on treats. Mary Jourdet attended on October Indo.
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Msg
Fred Ripley
Fisey Corbis
Kinley
Mary Jourdet
Women Of The Moose Initiates Candidates
A class of eutuboiates was slid led at Lodge 707 of Women Of The Moose during a late evening meeting with 49 members present. Plans were made for a bake sale tomorrow and a conference, with attendance encouraged by Donald Gates. An attendance donation to Mouseheart School was approved, with awards given to Mrs. Clarence Kirer and Mrs. Dorothy Estes. Julia Zepki chaired publicity as sandwiches and coffee were served. next meeting set for October 2.
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Leland Wreax
Widmann and Tech Drug Store
Donald Gates
Suhool St Mouseheart
Clarence Kirelr Qyas
Dorothy’ Estes
Julia Zepki
Nest Rez
Club Social Gatherings At Mrs Harley Themije Home
A poorly legible social note records a club meeting at the home of Mrs Harley Themije and lists guests including Mrs OW Gloh, Miss Mintin Foy, and Mrs Chet Fillies. It mentions planned offices and a forthcoming meeting with details unreadable.
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Aimy
Spencer
Aes
Wheelock Aid Plans Future Programs
Mrs. John Kis of D. 4 led a community gathering outlining upcoming Wheelock aid programs and events. Howard Yurasel and Mrs. Kr Engbee described plans for music and entertainment, with Mia Lom, Rhys OMT, and Oxle Ewhius contributing to arrangements for the evening program. The gathering featured a show, refreshments, and social time as residents enjoyed the event.
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Wheelock
John Kis
D. 4
Howeard
Chile
Rigs Engbee
Vievnilins
Yates
Hid
Nixon expense account story divides GOP unity
A chaotic account of Nixon defense sparks intra party unease as Senator Mundt denounces the smear tag and calls for honesty while others praise Eisenhower and warn against another world war. In Pittsburgh, a worker at the Homestead plant dies in a workplace incident.
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Ser
Aust EL Mundt
South Deloin
Monet
Americas
Tulies F
Byrnes
South Caen
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