The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 6

Franklin and Oil City. Pa. Thursday. October 15. 19 THE NEWS-HERALD I 1 Students from St.

Patrick's School presented a program spotlighting the work of the Sisters of Mercy, who were founded in Ireland, came to the Erie Diocese in 1870, and have been in Franklin since 1894. Michael O'Toole was the announcer and the play was "A Mural Come? to Life," written by Sister Lawrence. Members of the cast seen from the left include Michael Layden, Ann Thomas, Denise Kozek, Pam Hugar, George Potapczuk, Karl Castonguay, Michelle Burkett, Debbie Adams, Andy Zakutney, Tammie Fonzo and Jamie Lentz. Patrick Hoover, not pictured, also took part. Michael O'Toole and Kim Johnston were understudies and Michael Kimball had charge of properties.

In the play the cast pointed out the works of mercy for which the Sisters were founded and their continued aim in these activities such as nursing, visiting the sick, and of their activities as teachers in schools for all age groups through college. Work outlined during play The Sisters of Mercy, who have been working in Franklin for the past 76 years, celebrated the centennial of their work in the Erie Diocese with a special mass and program on Sunday afternoon. Rt. Rev. Msgr.

James M. Powers, pastor emeritus of St. Patrick's parish, and the Rev. Thomas Smith, assistant pastor, concelebrated the mass. The pastor, the Rev.

Eugene Coleman, was commentator and the sisters took part with Scripture readings. Several sisters formerly assigned here were back to renew acquaintances. From the left are Sister Benedicta, who was in Franklin 14 years; Sister Bertha, who was also here a number of years before going to Erie; Sister Claire, of the White Sisters; Sister Ann, who is here now; Sister Philippa, of Erie, and Sister Lawrence, who is also at St. Patrick's School now. Sister Philippa confided that it took her 50 years to make it to Franklin.

She was assigned to come here a half century ago, but it was decided she was too young for the job here, and she received a new position. 5sfers were assignee here I I. ill ill II II I 1 Wrr 7m PERMISSI0H 2 6MHTED "1 rl T. i A 'K ONLY ONCE EACH YEAR ARE WE PERMITTED TO CUT PRICES ON THESE FINE BROADLOOMS. FAMOUS MAKER CHOOSES US TO CLEAR MILL STOCKS.

GOING GOING GONE! CsS A "iSaseai Sister Elaine directed the Girls Choir of Grades 6, 7 and 8 in several selections to conclude the program. The pianist was Mrs. Max Callaghan and guitarists were Mary Jane Pindel and Ann Stanonis. Refreshments were served following the program by a committee headed by Mrs. Richard Castonguay.

Students sing Acrylic, deep cut and loop pile surface. 7 colors. Cassandra nylon shag. 31 colors. Bigelow, Bigelow 100 nylon cut pile with small pattern.

Acclaim, plush pile, buoyant, resists wear. 14 colors. Bigelow. (SAVE $2.00) QC sq. yd.

3 Court record Florence V. Noel to Mr. and James D. Berry Jr. and others, Mrs.

Otto N. Schiberl, Emlen-1 Allegheny, 45 acres, ton. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd VV.

John- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Mr- and GeraId L' $7.95 (SAVE $2.00) sq. yd.

$7.95 $5.50 (SAVE $2.00) sq. yd. (SAVE $1.45) sq. yd. The following deeds have been Olive Heilman to Helen H.

Green and others, Scrubgrass, 8.3 and 5.9 acres. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. De-Woody to Mr.

and Mrs. John G. King, Cranberry. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin J. Mc-Fetridge to Ronald Greenelee fnrd Mr anH Mr FrW lnun, ougaiti ee George T. Lyford and others Hugus, Richland, 6.8 acres. to Mr. and Mrs.

Walter G. Lin filed in the office of Miss Jennie M. Brandon, Venango County Register and Recorder: Clifford J. Biltz to Clifford J. Biltz and others, Oil City, Ninth Ward.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hecka- iapnfplfpr Virtorv thorne to Leon P. Boesman, and others, Frenchcreek Eleanor W. Williams and others to Grover C.

Henry, Oil Helen L. Goldenburg to Harry Emlenton. PjlWttTOWi Pp Jltj i Pl Mhht 1 fgMd, WbSabBS L. Fulmer, Rockland. Ruth S.

Wensel and others to City, Fifth Ward. 19 mi eff AM Bigelow. Wool-twist. Our finest twist carpet. 15 col Bigelow.

Wool plush, colors. Codelia. Acrylic-twist. Latest in twist by Bigelow. 12 Complement.

Bigelow polyester, shag. 27 colors. ors. colors. (SAVE $2.00) sq.

yd. $9.95 $11.95 $12.50 $9.95 (SAVE $2.00) sq. yd Joseph H. Bell to Bonnie B.j Garmong, Rockland. Mary E.

Gustafson to Mr. and Mrs. John V. Gardiner, Oil Citv, Tenth Ward. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar J. Allen to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J.

Allen, Cranberry, 100 acres and one piece. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Proper to Arthur F.

Biltz Cherry tree. Minnie G. Hey to Mr. and Mrs. Albert A.

Rearigh, Oil City, Fourth Ward. Veda Hindes to Mr. and Mrs. William S. Neumann, Clinton.

Harriett M. Allio to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. J.

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Phone 432-8921. Charles L. Rodgers and others LIST OF ROLLS, MILL-ENDS, AND REMNANTS to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Skrzvnski, Rockland.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Ken- iston to Richard R. Pranno, Em lenton.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. John son to Mr. and Mrs.

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4.25 s.y. 12'x9' Bound Nylon Green 87.00 ea. 57.00 ea. 12'x9' Bound Nylon Gold 87.00 ea. 57.00 ea.

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7.95 s.y. 12'xl5' Nylon Green FB 87.00 ea. 57.00 ea. 12'x7'8" Nylon Gold 7.95 s.y. 5.00 y.

12'x35' Nylon Green 7.95 s.y. 5.75 y. lO'xS'i' Acrylic Gold 9'x4'2' Nylon BG RB 12'x50' Nylon Green 12'x65' Nylon Turq. 12'x125' Acrylic Green 15'x57' Acrylic Gold .14.95 s.y. .10.95 y.

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