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Robert Lombard (60).
Marietta
The 75th anniversary
since the organization of
the Marietta Auxiliary to
the Columbia Hospital was
sbserved with a special
‘uncheen at Mr. Lacey's
Lounge on Monday. Living
past presidents were
honored and two life mem-
Herships were awarded.
The program, arranged
the executive committee
ancluded a skit about Aux-
lary activities beginning in
i901 and continuing in the
present year.
Lifc memberships were
awarded to Miss Elizabeth
Miley and Mrs. Harry
Zuch, who served as trea-
sarcer of the group for many
vaars.
Living past presidents
were recognized as they
Artsy— craftsy people
wanted!
perfect for antique shop
Church and Parsonage
Photo shows living past presidents attending the Auxiliary luncheon, Mrs. James Baker
(72), current President Mrs. Joseph Gilmartin, Miss Elsie McCloskey (’68), Mrs.
Robert Carroll (64), Mrs. Joseph Carroll (’66), Mrs. J. Edward Charles ('56), and Mrs. represented class-
September 22, 1976
Maytown mI EE
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and Teachers In Partner-
me Nosa JUST ARRIVED
SD Ie he ge load of new Dissttesy
school cafeteria at 7:30
ig over 24 different styles
in stock i
Officers for the coming
year will be elected at this i -
These Dinettes are priced to sell!
Ask about Our CUSTOMER CREDIT PLAN
meeting. A $5.00 award E
wi A I RN OD TE TT TR ER
The Maytown Parents i
will be presented to the
Aux. holds luncheon
gathered around the home-
made anniversary cake,
baked by Mrs. Robert
Henry, a member of the
auxiliary. Past presidents
attending the event were
Mrs. J. Edward Charles,
Mrs. Robert Lombard,
Mrs. Joscph Carroll, Mrs.
Robert Carroll, Mrs. James
Baker, Miss Elsic McClos-
key and the current officer
in charge, Mrs. Joseph
Gilmartin.
Current officers, were
also honored, including:
Mrs. Joseph Carroll, vice-
president; Mrs. Ralph Mil-
ler. secretary; Mrs. George
Houscal, treasurer; Mrs.
William Hecisey, chaplain;
Mrs. Robert Carroll, pro-
gram director; and Mrs.
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