Clymer Central School News Highlights Season Openers and Activities
Clymer Central anticipates a baseball season opening win over Findley Lake on Friday April 28 at 4 p.m. Players span pitching infield and outfield roles across multiple names. Also noted are NYS Business Education contest participants, FFA seed treating demonstration plans, planting event attendees, new library books, a trip to Gunga Din, and band and play events with a Spotlight finale planned for late May.
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Findley Lake
Clymer
Hirold TenFluisen
Gordon Newhouse
Khiluy Hildum, Jr
Donald Palmer
Eitching
Maynard Wallace
Glean Neckers
Mylcolm ‘Ner
Dale Spencer
Carla Markelio
Joe Markell
Thorot N New
Clymer Gentral School
New York
Lorwine “Holthouse
Myil
Babcvek
Humphrey
Carlton Emory
Raymond Ture
Maurice Turner
Chautauqua
Teather Rodwell
Lakewood
Wes
Yes
Esther Querrvelli
Jean Sehruers
Carl Markelly
Many Jacobs
Bard
Spring Meyer
Couperl
Clymer Central School
Jimler
Sherman Central School
Clymer Central Schol
Countie
Trene Family Returns From Chicago Visit To Flint
Supervisor and Mrs Ton and Maughter Trene returned home Friday evening from a visit to Chicago to call on relatives and then motor to Flint Michigan to visit their daughter Mrs Richard Holman and family.
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Ton
Maughter Trene
Chicago
Flint
Mich
Richard Holman
Clymer W C T U Names Officers At Meeting
A Friday meeting at Mrs. Gilbert Ton's home elected officers for the W C T U with Mrs. Clarence Rheborgen president, Mrs. Garrett Timmer vice president, Mrs. Gilbert Ton secretary, and Mrs. Fred Wardes treasurer. County president Ant Milley attended and spoke on the year's aims. Also notes on Clymer Grange and Home Bureau activities and an upcoming all day Home Bureau meeting with a tureen dinner.
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W. AT. U
Gilbert Ton
Clarence Rheborgen
Garrett Timmer
Fred Wardes
Ant Milley
Home Bureau
Lee Jacobs
Plan Annual Clean-up Day at Clymer
The American Legion organized an annual cleanup day in Clymer for Tuesday April 25. Residents are urged to survey properties collect winter refuse and improve curb appeal, with rubbish to be placed at the curb in containers the morning of April 25.
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Clymer
Willian Bhebergen
Merle Newhouse
Oth Church Anniversary Observed In Jamestown Visit Planned
Rev. and Mrs. Garrett Timmer and Mrs. Carlyle Neekers and son Douglas left for Holland Michigan for ten days. Timmer will speak at the 50th anniversary of Second Reformed Church in Jamestown where he formerly served as pastor and will preach Sunday April 24. Neekers visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Henry Van Lente. Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Chris Christensen with guests Mrs. George Campbell Mrs Loy Elliott Mrs N Y Elliott Mrs Irving Wilcox Mrs Garrett Queereveld Mrs E L Catlisch Mrs P W Neckers Mrs Alfred Newhouse Miss Iva Neckers Mrs Lyle Compton Mrs Earl Osborne. Three bridge tables with prizes to Mrs Alfred Newhouse Mrs Lou Bilott and Mrs F W Neckers.
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Garrett Timmer
Carlyle Neekers
Douglas
Holland
Mich
Timmer
Jamestown
Neckers
J. Henry van Lente
Chris Christensen
George Campbell
Pittsburgh
Loy Elliott
N. Y. Elliott
Mayville
Irving Wilcox
Ossining
Garrett Queereveld
E. L. Catlisch
P. W. Neckers
Alfred Newhouse
Iva Neckers
Lyle Compton
Earl Osborne
Lou Biliott
F. W. Neckers
Local M. C. A. basketball tournament notes
Howard Legters Albert Neckers Gilbert Ton Morris Legters and Carlyle Neckers attended the M. C. A. tournament of basketball at Jamestown Friday evening. Mrs Albert Neckers Mrs Laura Legters and Miss Gladys Legters visited Mr and Mrs William Chapman in Westfeld Nv Friday. Additional Clymer items on page seven.
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Howard Legters
Albert Neckers
Gilbert Ton
Morris Legters
Carlyle Neckers
Jamestown
Laura Legters
Gladys Legters
William Chapman
Westfeld
Wrist fracture from car cranking shocks local family
Orrin Schurman broke his wrist while cranking his automobile. Dr. Kibler reduced the facture and he is recovering. A farewell surprise party honored Howard Tressler, who left for camp. James Cherry taught Sunday school class hosted the gathering with Rev. Ivan Hunsberger presenting a purse of mercy amid games, music, and refreshments.
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Orrin Schurman
Dr. Join Kibler
Arthur , Wassink
Howard Tressler
Cee
James Cherry
Ivan Hunsberger
Howard
Union Church Services Planned for Sunday
Churches plan a joint service next Sunday April 23 with Abbe Reformed and Clymerhill Reformed. Rev Maurice Tyson will lead both services. junior and senior Christian Endeavor groups gather, prayer meeting Wednesday. Epworth League and choir activities noted.
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Guiret Timmer
Clymerhil Reformed Church
Clymevhile Reformed Church
Maurice ‘Tyson
Tndeavor
Carrolyn ‘PeCulyer
Sprayer
Harold Legters
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymerhill
Ople
Marvin Sehisers
M. E
Moonire
Ralph Findley
God
Paul
Epworth League
Wilbur Fenskers
Missionary Society Meets At MBE Church
The Ladies Missionary Society of the MBE church met with Mrs. Carl Markello on Monday at 7:45. Mrs. Chris Christengen presided. The program featured questions and answers from their mission paper. Mrs. Merle Newhouse reviewed Moving Milieus on India, with devotionals led by Mrs. Ray Renskers. Mrs. Marion Gallup conducted a Bible game. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Markello.
First Train Ride for Gravink Family to Sherman
Mrs Henry Gravink took her Tour with grandchildren Deleo Marilyn Jaseile and Philly Grayii e to Sherman on Monday evening visiting Mrs Anna Van Geem. The party included Mrs James Gravining and Mrs William Rey with Garrett Timer and Rev Maurice Tyson among delegates to the Rochester Classic Spring session at East Williamson New York Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Jesse Merdink and daughter Barbara joined to Lockport to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Phitleo.
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Henry Gravink
Irebekah Past Grands Meeting List Officers
The gnnvar meeting of the wast Noble Grands af Chattauqua Re betta District No. . Was held in Clymer 7. O. . 8, hall Priday. The meeting was called to order by the district president, Mrs. Clary Bensink, and forty-one past grand. areyond roll call, The newly éeet bil oSfivess goes abistrel deputy press Wet, Mrs. Muna Canfield, of Sherman, distro secretary, Mrs. Pend McGwell, Sherman, district trea: liver, Mrs. Mary Karges, Sherman. AL0 o'clock dinner was serve by the Clymer forge to forty guests. About twenty-five visitors attended the Jodie session, conduct ed by Mrs. Geraldine Govlng, in the evening, Rev. Leonard' Hogenboom impform ed here from Pitteville, iy. Monday and Was accompaniaied home by his father, George Hogenboom, To day for an indefinite visit Miss Ava King, daughter of My, and Mrs. Delbert Hing, returned home Wednesday from the W. 2. A hospital in Jameston where she once swent in mastard operation, gaining nicely. R. X. Williams and son Buddy returned Sunny night from a week's visit in Buffalo, Nov. Mrs. Cornelius uplink and Fir. net of Jamestown were business call ers In town Friday.
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Pend McGwell
Sherman
Mary Karges
Clymer Forge
Jodie
Geraldine Govlng
Leonard’ Hogenboom
Pitteville
George Hogenboom
Ava King
Delbert Hing
Jameston
R. X. Williams
Bud-dy
Buffalo
Cornelius Uplink
Fir. Net
Jamestown
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Edgar TE Culver
Texaco
Marfar
Ralph Damcott
Clymer W.C.T.U
Hear CO
Clymer Grange
Grange Hall
Sarah Schruise
Helen King
Addie Schurman
Eches
Taster
Sarah Habink
Myrtle Wallace
Gulf
Goodrich
Gulfstreme
Milton J. Deuink
Bas Deere
American Legion
the Clymer State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Thompson's
Thompson Poultry Farms
Clymer,n. Y
Corry
N. Y
A.C
J. L. Meerdink
Horton’s Miniature Chocolates
Clymer Rexall Drug Store
McCormick-Deering
Clymer Lumber Company
Clymer, N. Y
General Electric
G. H. Tenpas
Neckers' Company
John Deere
Chim Tractors
Croscutt
Gallup
Irebekah
ACME
Querreveld Bros
Legters Bros. M
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Ket
C. E. Spitzer
Clymer, N.Y
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