Clymer Club Activities and Local Gatherings
The Sunday School class elected officers at a church tureen dinner with Ralph Holthouse as president and others. Home Bureau and Sciota Ladies Aid held meetings with lessons, devotions, and a white elephant sale. Local families hosted dinners, birthdays celebrated, and visits noted. Booster card drive supports a varsity Pirates banquet, with cards sold through local businesses through March.
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Gertrude Gravin
Harold Legters
Ralph Holthouse
Robert Beckerink
Carolyn Beckerink
Richard Andrews
Home Bureau
Geneva Schruers
Sciota Ladies Aid
Mildred Arnink
Harold Bensink
Wendy
Jimmy
Fredonia
Gertrude Gravink
Janette
Marguerite Vander Schaaff
Madelene
Karen
Baby Joy
Robert Dopler
Dunkirk
D. Scott
Rochester
Floyd Arnink
Clymer School
Sheriff Bentley
GAC
Dutch Village
Twentieth Century Club
Mayville
Robert Shaver
Shaver
Uj Keithy
Clymer Pirates
Leon Cole
Rex Proctor
John Faulkner
Pirate
Neckers Co
Buesink Ford
Wiggers Pontiac
Findley Lake
Proctor Chevrolet Inc
Shapp Mullen Lewis Race Set for Governor 1974
Harrisburg AP reports the 1974 governor race appears decided with Gov. Shapp and Rep. Martin Mullen as Democratic challengers, and Andrew L. Lewis Jr. entering the Republican field. No other Republican entrants are formalized, as party endorsements and open primaries become the focal point for both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shapp
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
Andrew L. Lewis Jr
Montgomery County
Lewis
U.S. Senate
Philadelphia Republican Organization
William A. Meehan
GOP
Atty
Arlen Specter
William W. Scranton
U.S
H. J
Heinz
Allegheny County
Democratic Nominations and Recommendations Committee
Policeman Pays Own Parking Fine After Ticket Mixup
In Searcy Arkansas Policeman Melvin Stark issued a parking meter ticket on his wife s car during a routine check. That night she returned the ticket saying she lacked the correct change. Stark then paid the fine himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searcy, Ark
Melvin Stark
Searcy
Stark
Wreckage Found in Butler County Plane Crash
Wreckage of a small private plane with two bodies was located in rural Butler County about 24 hours after it went missing on a Greenville to Harrisburg flight. Victims were identified as William Koenig and William Gladden, both Grove City area officials. The Cherokee 180 disappeared Monday afternoon after departing Greenville Municipal Airport.
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Emlenton
Butler County
Greenville
Harrisburg
William Koenig
William Gladden
Grove
Koenig
Grove City
Gladden
George Junior Republic
Governor's Justice Commission
George
Venango County
Allegheny River
Harrisborg
Mercer County
Dwyer Named Minority Chair of State Government Committee
State Senator R. Budd Dwyer of Corry is named minority chairman of the Senate State Government Committee by Republican Floor Leader Richard C. Frame. He was elected to the Senate in 1970 after six years in the House and will also serve on education judiciary and law and order panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Budd Dwyer
Corry
Senate
Richard C. Frame
Venango County
Dwyer
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Republican Committee
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Francis McCray
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Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
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Wonderson
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Mig
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