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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1962

Page

5

Tulip Festival Lights Up Clymer May 18 19

The Clymer Tulip Festival runs May 18 and 19 with the theme In Times Like These. Donna Spence, the Tulip Queen, opens events after May Day at 3 p.m. at Clymer School. Community events include folk dances, farm tours, a style show, horse show, and talent acts. A new Tulip Queen is crowned May 19 after a parade, with nine candidates announced from local organizations.

Clymer Donna Spence Clymer School Clymer Central Cheryl Burroughs Noel Burroughs Findley Lake Howard Cole Homemakers Club Diane Cooper Arthur Cooper Jr Clymer Fire Department Judy Emory Robert Emory French Creek Dairymen's League Patsy Hemink Louis Hemink Clymer Conservation Club Jane Kolstee James Kols

Ruth Circle Plans Upcoming Church Events

The Ruth Circle of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met to discuss the general circle meeting on April 25 hosted by the Ruth Circle. Mrs. Clifford Button was named to plan a Mother and Daughter Banquet in May. Members enjoyed a salad course afterward. Ron Flockhart Dies in Plane Crash in Melbourne Australia.

Ruth Circle Women St. Paul's Lutheran Church Sehurch John Rossbacher Clifford Button David Depew John Owens

Mes Charles Tarr Hosts Club 15 Gathering At Home

Mrs Flossie Ret honored at Club 15 meeting hosted by Mes Charles Tarr in Spartans Olle home Tuesday. Twelve members attended and presented a monetary token. Card awards went to Mrs P H Stenman and Mrs Fosburgh. Refreshments were served by the hostess with plans for the next session by Mes Henry Posburgh.

Dirs. Cnarles Tarr Spartans Olle Club 15 Flossieret Pest P. H Stenman Fosburgh Stone Sesson Maks Henry Posburgh

State funds aid rural libraries for new reference books

The latest census classifies libraries as oralibraries and other eligible groups will receive $500 in adult non fiction books purchased through the Estate Library in Harrisburg. Librarians must attend monthly administrator round tables for eight months and trustees attend two meetings. Mrs Porter Aver has attended all meetings. Mrs A F Dahlstrand attended none. The program aims to upgrade reference collections for small libraries. The first list of purchased titles appeared in the Journal on Monday.

Lbrarians Harrisburg Porter Aver A. F. Dahlstrand Brary Lst

WRC Plans Bazaars After All Day Grange Hall Meeting

Presidents of the Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary met at Grange Hall for an all day session. A noon Easter themed tureen dinner preceded an afternoon of preparing items for department and district bazaars. The next meeting is set for May 10 in the Grange Hall.

Ndor Women’s Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Grange Hall Eva Dundon WRC

Golf Sportswear To Be Viewed At Luncheon

A pre season luncheon and fashion show is planned by the Comnpay Club La ties Golf Association for May Sth at the Hotel Corry. Mrs John Rudolph chairs with Mrs George Hag ger cochairing and Mrs Philip Zalmeck assisting. The event features golf and summer attire from Ben oell's House of Fashion Leeds and Evans Dress Shop. Golf will be the main topic with Mrs Robert Otter outlining the summer program.

Te Comnpay Club Laties Golf Association Hotel Corry John Rudolph George Hagger Cochairman Philip Zalmeck Benoell's House of Fashion Leed's Evans Lawles Golf Association Robert Otter

Kuzma Home Scene of Senior 4-H Club Meet

The Warren County senior 4 Hz Calf Club met at Michael Kuzman’s home in Baker Hill with 15 members attending. Gail Johnson presided as club president and members reported on calf projects. A combined meeting with the Junior Calf Club is planned for May 10 at Cable Hollow Community Building in Akeley with Dr Samuel Guss of Penn State University as guest speaker. Bernard Wingert presented a dehorning demonstration and members showed rope halter use. Mrs Kuzma and Mrs Curtis served hot sandwiches cookies and milk.

Warren County Michael Kuzman Baker Hill R. D Gail Johnson Cable Hollow Akeley Samuel Guss Pennsylvania State University Bernard Wingert

Nancy Jewell Fetes Seventh Birthday at Home

Nancy Lauvewell was honored at a party for her seventh birthday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jewell of R. D. 1. Twenty four friends attended with games and contests. prizes went to Debra Rogers and June Burlingame. Refreshments included cake ice cream eggs candy chickens and soft drinks.

Nancy Lauvewell Lewis Jewell Debra Rogers June Burlingame

Bridge Scores at Corry VFW Post Gather

Corry Bridge Association held a five and one half table event at the VFW Post home. The average score was 54 with winners including Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly and T A Hubley with Charles Shoss. Mrs F H Bartholme and Mrs J Pred Kinley. F H Bartholme and J Fred Kinley. Mr and Mrs T H Treat. Harold Gilbert and Horton Davis. Next week features a Master Point game.

Neabers Corry Bridge Association VFW Morgan Beverly T. A. Hubley Charles Shoss F. H. Bartholme J. Pred Kinley J. Fred Kinley T. H. Treat Harold Gilbert Horton Davis

Clymer Seniors Plan Public Dinner Event

The Clymer Senior Class sponsors a public dinner in the Central School cafeteria tomorrow evening from 5:30 to 7:00. Abkey chicken and fish dinners priced at 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for children in grades 1 to 8, tickets available from seniors or at the door.

Sine Clymer Central School 15

Film on Billy Graham to be shown at Clymer School

The Ministerial Group At Clymer and the MIMSocial Association sponsor Billy Graham film Decade of Decision. Rev Elmer Armes says the program screens April 23 at 8 p m in Clymer Central School auditorium. The film traces Graham rise to prominence and religion news after World War I and features a 6 000 seat Canvas Cathedral in Los Angeles and a 100 000 plus mass rally near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate. The public is invited.

Anc Ayauel Mimsocial Association Billy Graham Elmer Armes Clymer Central School Armes Los Angeles Berlin Brandenburg Gate

Industrialist Feinbloom Dies After Self Inflicted Shot

Dayton report says F William Feinbloom 65 president of Champion Knitwear Rochester NY shot himself in the temple and left a note stating ill health. Police and coroner investigated the death.

Dayton Ohio F. William. Feinbloom Champion Knitwear, Inc Rochester N. Y Feinbloom

Officials Named In Photo Caption Missing Vice Presidents

The caption lists Ronald Lehreeengost as first vice president while Harold G. Wolfe, second vice president, is noted as missing when the photo was taken. The scene reflects an organized group with two leadership roles acknowledged.

Eisund Ronald Lehreeengost Harold G. Wolfe

Corry PTA Council installs officers at CAHS cafeteria

Fr Lowe Edwards elected council president with Ronald Schrecengost as first vice president. Harold Wolfe becomes second vice president while Mrs Frank McKnight and Mrs Robert Curtis take secretary and treasurer posts. Installation followed a CAHS cafeteria dinner and remarks by Superintendent Shupe and new President Edwards.

F. Lowe Edwards Corry Area Thomas R. Shupe PTA Council Corry Area High School Lowe Edwards Ronald Schrecengost Harold G. Wolfe Frank McKnwght Robert Curtis Ann Bayessi Russell Clark Edwards Walter Dingielder

Daughter Born to Paul Bardwell in Union City

A daughter was born to Mr. Paul Bardwell of Wa eray at Union City Memorial Hospital.

Paul Bardwell Waeray Union City Memorial Hospital

Air Force diet plan aims to drop 30 pounds in 60 days

Dr May Paul W Musgrave outlines a reducing program using a 15 milligram desedrine tablet and 350 daily calories. Volunteers at the Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine tested it. The diet centers on one egg and skim milk for breakfast, a salad for lunch, lean meat and salad for dinner, with tea or coffee and no beer.

Atlantic City Air Force Rctary May Paul W. Musgrave Musgrave School of Aven Space Medicine Aerospace Medical Association

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