Clymer Youth Wins Vassar Coakley Scholarship Honor
Millie Corinne Alimy of Clymer earned the Annette Perry Coakley scholarship at Vassar College for 1092 after a statewide high school competition. The sixteen year old, noted for an earlier Chautauqua County oratorical win, was selected from a tight pool of one hundred graduates and three finalists. Her achievement brings pride to Clymer High School and the surrounding community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almy
Clymer High School
Clymer
Millie Corinne Alimy
Annette Perry ‘Coakley
Vassar College
Poughskeepsie
N.Y
Misa Almy
Vassar
Coakley
Milas Almy
61st Wedding Anniversary in Jamestown
Rev and Mrs James W Wilson of 11 Liberty Street celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary in Jamestown. Both in good health, they spent the day with relatives and received many well wishers by mail. Wilson recovered from a stroke three years ago and now drives his car. wife is 81 and vibrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
James W. Wilson
Liberty Street
Porter
Mr. Wilson
Clymer Town Picnic and Community Gatherings
A town picnic at Clymer New York on Thursday August 20 drew about 150 attendees. Celebrants, including Mrs. Seimelink and local families from Corry and Cambridge Springs, enjoyed meals, gifts, and music by Coleman's Band. Numerous reunions and social visits followed, including a Legion meeting, garden parties, and a Dairymen’s League gathering with speakers on market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Dairymen’s League
Ida Johnson
American Legion Post
N, Y
Clymer Town
Henry Damcott
Treme
USA
Coleman
Union City
Elizabeth Beam
Holly
Clarence Coup
Clinton Meracle
Cambridge Springs
Waith Wilcox Lewis
Wilbur Rens~kers
Bob Lewis
Corty
J. B. Cook
Los Angeles
Cal
Cooke Jett
J. A. Johnson
Josephine Smith
Youngstown
Lawrence Mounin
Dell Cooper
Buffalo
Albert Arninit
Arnink
Jerrold
Pittsburgh
Eva Tyler
Garret Quereveld
Irma Tyler
Magnolia Springs
Maude Brown Caldwell
George Fargo
Lawrence ‘Tenbuckle
Sherman Flats
Brumie
Mina
Resentes
Prel Dent
Prsident
Jatin Meerdink
Fred Tenbuckle
Edward
Marion
Wiss
Esther ‘Don
Vernon Meerdink
Corry
Adrian Reesink
Edward Ton
Paul
Weir
Mount Marion
Clinton
New York City
Rustink
Nephy
Allen Kester
Gladys Chetwood
Indiana, Pa
Hoad
Leon Fardinke
Irving Legters
Alobber
Gilbert Ton
George Legters
Garret Russlaig
Fimer Croscutt
John Legters
Hamburg
Florente
Blanche ‘Te- Winkle
Albany
Mary Seimeling Ede
Niilout
Prederish Rlpbergen
Walter Legters
Gladys Legters
Sam Dunnewold
Ed. Ressink
Ivan Legers
Od. Hoslidk
Giwrence Heeling
Pred Damcutt
Whi
van Erden
Amogene Groliis
Tyan Rhebergen
Moya King
Mise Marvin Klag
Win Rhebergen
AL Miles
Calvi Nuigus Reality
Miles
Myx. EU
Heslinie
Celoron
Paris
James Beckerly
G. E. Newlouse
John Beasink
Orangemen Clash With Republicans in Armagh Disturbance
In Ireland Aug 15 a group of armed men destroyed a section of track on the Great Northern Railway near Richill County Armagh. A freight engine was toppled onto an embankment blocking trains carrying passengers to demonstrations banned in Armagh by the Ancient Order of Hibernians. No casualties reported.
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Ireland
Great Northern Railway
Rich Bill
County
Armagh
Order of Hibernians
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Clymercial Northeastman
H. H. Southwick
Smeéthport
Frank Heath
Franklin Street
Harry Alexander
George Kinley
Wilma
Rich
Southwick
Heath
Smethport
Ernest Weldhus
New Yorker City
Winchell
Rittsbburgh
J.C. Southwick
Harborcreek
Erin
J. C. Southwick
North Hast
Evie
Peter Angerett
Sandy Lake
Buffalo Road
Harborcresk
Peter Angeratt
Paul Angerett
Firm
Kitts, Barber andSennett
Henry Meyerlin
Seimelink
Claude Price
Tavensker
Mra. N. Turner
Mit Waruine Lookeniouxe
Arthur Gaggins
Clymes
We League
Celoron Pure
Calogon
Nelson Dalry
Root
South Center St. Corry, Pa
Orangemen
Waar Gang
Peery
Riverside
Mr. Riverside
Maine
California
Toteo Rslla Ld
Ward’s
Ward
Ste
Mel
Ala
Montgomery Ward & Co
Center ST
Riversids
Tex
Martial le
Sterling
Peni
Peter
Will Pa Shook
Corr
Yenron Sie
Lee
Carl
Ronaldi
Ano
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