Nether Providence seniors plan college enrollments list
The Nether Providence High School class of graduates plans to enter a wide range of colleges and training programs. Students are bound for Penn State Bucknell Drexel University Penn and many others. The list includes Murray Goldberg Michael Goldman James Meeder Peter Olson and Barbara Smith among numerous others headed to universities and professional schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nether Providence
Murray Goldberg
Michael Goldman
James Meeder
Peter Olson
John Rockenbeck
Joan Schmidt
Maria Shippani
Roslyn Sklar
Constance Whitworth
Pennsylvania State University
Carole Barcus
Alayne Egbert
Sara Settle
Suzanne Settle
Bucknell University
Dorothy Essick
Hope Reidrick
Barbara Worrell
Drexel Institute
Chichester Area Band Organization Names 1961 62 Chairs
CHICHESTER AREA Band Group Forms BOOTHWYN Chichester Band Assn announced committee chairmen for the 1961 62 season Uniform Mrs Luella Breneman and Mrs Marian Heacock scrapbook Mrs Marie Green and Mrs Eleanor Bryant concession Howard Heacock publicity Kathryn Balay banquet John Pryslak Jim Breneman and Michael Giovenella hospitality Mrs Mabel Dowman and Mrs Mildred De Shullo Membership Mrs Getty Turner program Mrs Olive Pierce and Jim Breneman concert tickets Mrs Luella Breneman and Mrs Marian Heacock school board representative John Prysiak booster drive Howard Pierce Christmas candy Mrs Sally Heacock and Mrs Marian Heacock sunshine Mrs George Milnes scholarship Fred Green jnwards James Weide publicity parent Robert Nugent STUDENTS ELECT LINWOOD One of the recommendations of the evaluation report at Chichester High School was the opportunity and program for students to learn and practice leadership Just before school closing the student council held elections After a heated campaign between Maroon and Gray the Maroon swept all but one post Thomas Chew was elected President Bob Templer vice president Donna Doall corresponding secretary Peggy Price recording secretary and Sandy Weeks treasurer Sandy was the lone Gray winner The losers will be the board of directors for the council
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John Pryjsiak
Howard Pierce
iSally Heacock
Marian Heacock
Sunshine
George Milnes
Fred Green
Jnwards
James Weide
Robert Nugent
Ogden Fire Ca
Boy Scouts
Scoutarade
Devon Horse| Show
Ion
Chichester High School
The
Maroon
Gray
Thomas Chew
Bob Templer
Donna Doall
Peggy Price
Sandy Weeks
Sandy
Snow Hall Ice Shavers Run By Linwood Kids
On a hot Friday Linwood two siblings, Carol Fry aged 13 in July and her 6 year old brother James, opened a snow hall. They invested 32 in supplies and used an ice shaver and fruit flavors to lure customers. They consulted Officer James Keegan about licensing and were advised no license seemed necessary. If you see the snow mobile, stop by for a cool treat under a tree in Linwood.
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Linwood
Carol Fry
James
Market St
James Keegan
Linwami
Col
Bethel Names Mrs. Leonard Twaddell Girl Scout Leader
Bethel neighborhood elects Mrs. Leonard Twaddell of Zebley road as new chairman for a three year term. She succeeds Miss Gretchen Little and has been active in Girl Scouts since girlhood, leading Bethel Troop 107 for seven years and serving on the troop committee.
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Bethel
Girl Scouts
Leonard Twaddell
Zebley Road
Twaddell
Gretchen Little
Brandywine Summit
Beaver Valley
Del
Chadds Ford School
Bethel Troop 107
Ruth Ann
Virginia
Linda
Attum
PTA
Margaret Fawcett
Ruth Ann Twaddell
Fred Baker
Prospect Park Meeting on New Building Program
Prospect Park hosts a congregational meeting at Olivet Presbyterian Church this Wednesday evening to discuss a new building program and authorize a building fund campaign. Women from Prospect Hill Baptist attend a house party at Albright College Reading to prepare for next year's mission studies with Dr Moll to speak at the Interboro Old Timers Club meeting at Masonic Hall Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Prospect Park
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Mission Studies
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Albright College
Reading
Roll
Clarence C. Moll
PMC
Interboro Old Timers’ Club
Masonic’ Hall
Claymont Youth Council backs summer canteen program
Claymont announces a nine week summer canteen starting June 27 at Green Street School for junior and senior high students. Activities include ping pong, chess, dancing, and games with a piano and snack machines. Director Mrs Henry Perryman and chairman James Macaleer lead, with standards of dress enforced. The Brandywine Branch YMCA day camp opens today on Harvey Road for youths aged 4 1/2 to 11, running to August 26 with daily swimming, crafts, games, nature study and cookouts.
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Claymont
Raymond Axsam
Green Street School
Henry Perryman
Cantron
James Macaleer
Brandywine
Y Grounds
Harvey Road
Ridley Farms Fourth of July Plans Begin
The Ridley Farms Civic Association prepares a full July 4 schedule with a parade forming at the civic grounds and ending at Amersonland School grounds where the flag will be raised and the anthem sung. Prizes honor costumes and decorated conveyances, with games for infants to four-year-olds, free pony rides from 10 to noon, and ice cream and cake for tickets. Festivities run 3 to 9 pm at the civic grounds with a rain date set for July 9.
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Ridley Farms
Ridley Farms Civic Assn
Amal’ Me
Flatchirson Terrace
Grand Avenue
Amasland
Aimosland
Rsalule
Straller
Bieyele
Trievele
Constitution Approval Sought For Community Group Meets
The First Ward Community Improvement Association will hold its initial public meeting Tuesday at 8:15 PM in the Green Ridge firehouse. Members from Green Ridge Chester Plaza and Bridgewater Estates will vote on the constitution and by laws. All residents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston
Ward Community Improvement Assn
Green Ridge
New Green Ridge
Chester Plaza
Bridgewater Estates
Transportation 10 Media High School Balloting Details
Delegates will vote at Transportation 10 Media High School and are reminded to bring membership cards for voting access.
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Transportation 10
Media Hight School
Media Subscription Drive Extended for Ambulance Service
The Media Fire Co. extends its annual subscription drive to July 15 due to a large service area. Coverage includes Media, Nether Providence, Upper Providence, Morton, Swarthmore, Middletown, Edgmont, Aston, Chester Heights and Concordville within a 20 mile radius with 24 hour service to subscribers and their households. Two fully equipped ambulances and trained crews operate, with a new program pairing an ambulance with fire calls in South Media and Rose Tree during firefighting.
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MEDIA
Media Fire Co
Newton Beam
Nether Providence
Upper Providence
Morton
Swarthmore
Middletown
Edgmont
Aston
Chester Heights
Concordville
Men of the South Media
Rose Tree
Nixon Gets Watch Back At Houston Airport Event
Vice President Richard Nixon retrieved a wrist watch at a Houston press conference after a late departure. Mayor Lewis Cutter explained he found it during Nixon’s exit and handed it to him at a 2 banquet Saturday night. The watch had been a gift from a watch collectors organization.
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Houston
Tex
Richard M. Nixon
Combi
Nation
Lewis Cutter
Nixon
Swarthmore Plans Regrouping Of Elementary Students
Swarthmore Elementary School will discontinue the continuous class system in September. Each teacher will split current classes into two sections to mix students across grades, aiming for better familiarity before junior high. The plan, endorsed by Parents Council, is experimental and will be evaluated next year. The move addresses typing based on ability and social cliques while promoting broader academic competition and curriculum development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
Parents Council
Thomas Boyle
Organization By Women SPRINGFIELD
The St. Francis Women's Club held an organizational meeting and appointed chairmen for the year led by newly elected president Mrs Armand Greco. Appointments include Frattarola spiritual and Topper ways and means, Flanagan publicity, Farrell sunshine, Gallagher needlework, May hospitality, Battistali membership, Bell Golden Ape Iury, Duffy sewing, Hessman medical room supervision. Officers with Greco include vice president LeFever secretary Maginnis treasurer Toner and corresponding secretary McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Board of
St. Francis Women’s Club
Armand Greco
Anthony Frattarola
Spiritual
Bert Sellier
J. Raymond Topper
Ways and
Joseph Flanagan
William Farrell
Sunshine
James Gallagher
John May
Aldo Battistali
John Bell
Edwin Duffy
Mrs Inman Elected Legion President At Upper Chichester
Mrs Inman was elected president of American Legion Post 961 auxiliary with officers named including Mrs Laura Timpke first vice president and Mrs Nellie Pennington second vice president Other officers include Mrs Margaret Mingo secretary Mrs Betty McQuade corresponding secretary and Mrs Bertha Chandler treasurer The senior auxiliary accepted Mrs Emil Snerigan membership and juniors welcomed Joan Brown A plastics demonstration led by Mrs Margaret Calstrom set for 8 pm at the post home. The Fifth Ward Civic Assn will meet at Russ Conners home 3510 Rodgers Ave at 8 pm with refreshments served All residents of the Fifth Ward invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errureux
Blake
Dies ‘Auxiliary
Chichester
Orial American Legion
Laura Timpke
Nellie Pennington
Margaret Mingo
Betty McQuade
Bertha Chandler
Ada Sanderlin
Helen Woijciechowski
Mary Mingo
Polly Holden
Emil Snerigan
Joan Brown
Margaret Calstrom
Twin Oaks
Fifth Ward Civic Assn
Russ Conners
Rodgers Ave
Fifth Ward
Froop on Trip Troop 480 Heads to Sunset Hill
Members of Girl Scout Troop 480 embark on a four day camping expedition to Sunset Hill with leaders Mrs. Samuel Burdett and Mrs. Carolyn Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FROOP
Ogden
Girl Scout
Troop 480
Sunset Hill
Samuel Burdett
Carolyn Todd
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Pierce School of Business Administration
Gheretein Kline
Thiel College
Louis Kline
Chester County Hospital Nursing School
Terry Lachman
Washington University
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Bryant College
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Duke University
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Chete Aasuanh
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Barry Shaw
Gettysburg
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Marjorie Webster
Coral Sweeney
Lake Erie College
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University of Virginia
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the Principia College
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Presbyterian Hospital
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Pensiurous Gul
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James Meyers
U.S. Marines
Bill Jacobs
Richard Rich
U.S. Navy
Wilbur Friedel
U.S. Air Force
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Philadelphia Institute of Technology
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Kathy
Willard
Eddystone
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Methodist Poconos
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Herman Pearson
Ada O'Bryanj Owsen Mahon
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Delaware
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Legion
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MacDade Blvd
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tEhigh
Bert Piscotty
Lesgona Ct
4Th &Hayes ST
Chester
Hearing Aid Service
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Times
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Seventh ST
Styline Corporation
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