Finine Family Annual Reunion Highlights 29th Gathering
The twenty ninth J W Hhunk family reunion July 6 at Lawrence Dunnewold home enjoyed ideal weather with about sixty members dining on the lawn. President Lawrence Dunnewold led a brief meeting and program featuring songs prayers solos and a playlet. A death and three births were reported. next year’s officers include Cy Allen president Mary Allen secretary treasurer and Evelyn Rhebergen program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hhunk
Lawrence Dunnewold
Jesus
Mary Allen
Clarence Rhebergen
God
Donald McCrillis
Winifred Rhebergen
Louise
Laverne Vrooman
Donald Lockenhouse
Maurice Schrambling
Floyd Vander Schaaf
Willam Dundewold
Lawverjee Durmnewold
Nellie Wilsie
Fredonia
Cy Allen
J. D. Allen
Laverne Vreeman
Evelyn Rhebergen
Mary Annalten
Doris Rusling
Marie Schrambling
Dunne- Wold
J.D. Allen
Clymer Residents Tour Historic Sites Reveals Regional Heritage
Clymer residents led by Guy Gibbons and accompanied by Mr and Mrs Charles Maguire and Mrs Farley visited historic and geographic landmarks over a weekend. From Celoron DeBlencvilles starting point they traveled through Bradford Port Allegany Lymansville and Bald Eagle Valley to Bellefonte PA. The trip followed old trails and forest scenery offering deer elk and blooming laurels. A plane dinner was enjoyed in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gibbons
Myrtle
John
Richard
Celoron
Ole Hull
Castle
Lock Haven
Bald Eagle Valley
Bellefonte
Charles Maguire
Erle
Farley
Quilts Tied by Lages Missionary Society
The Lages Missionary Society of the Clymer Hill Reformed Church met at Mrs. Neil Thompson’s home with 16 members and 2 visitors. The group planned missions prayers, reported two quilts donated to Rev. and Mrs. George Ross for Gray Hawk Kentucky, and tied two quilts for Mrs. Tyson and Mrs. Thompson.
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Lages Missionary Society
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Neil Thompson
M. Tyen
Jhattie Weavers
George Ross
Gray Hawk
Kentucky
M. Tyson
Thompson
Ton to Represent Legion at Convention
The Ameren Legion held a regular meeting Monday evening in the Legion room. Commander C. T. Bridges presided. Gilbert Ton was elected delegate and Mr. Bridges alternate to the county convention to be held in Dunkirk in August. Clifford Koomen and Gilbert Ton served refreshments to seven members.
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Ameren Legion
Legion Room
C. T. Bridges
Gilbert Ton
Mr. Bridges
Dunkirk
Clifford Kooman
Farm accident cuts artery in wrist in Wisconsin region
Jesse Lockenhouse suffered a wrist artery cut Monday while working for Johny Nyweide and was treated at Corry hospital by Dr. R. X. Williams. The item lists nearby visits and social calls in Elmira Oconomoc Columbus Jamestown Findley Lake and Findley family connections over the past week with numerous names and places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lockenhouse
Johny Nyweide
The
Corry Hospital
R. x. Williams
Miss Carol Howles Surprised At Party
Miss Carol Howles was napplly sur prised Thursday afternoon when four teen of her friends came to her arty given by her mother Mrs Clyde Howles. The afternoon was spent playing various games after which a lunch was served on the lawn. Guests included Pauline Warnshuis Marilyn Gravink Donna Ton Joyce Legters Shirley Schruers Phyllis Tenpas Phyllis Gabriel Elesnar Opak Myrtle Cady Harold Neekers Karena Renskers Carolyn TeCulver Kathryn Groters and others. Many gifts were given and hidden in places for fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Howles
Clyde Howles
Pauline Warnshuis
Marilyn Gravink
Donna ‘Ton
Joyce Legters
Shirley Schruers
Phyllis Tenpas
Phyllis Gabriel
Elesnar Opak
Myrtle Cady
Harold Neekers
Karena Renskers
Garolyn TeCu
Church Picnic Planned July 20 At Abbe Reformed Church
The Abbe Reformed church will hold its annual Sunday school picnic on Thursday July 20 with committees in charge. Lime Coffee committee led by Mr and Mrs Jess Meerdink and others provide tables and swing. grounds and sports committees list multiple local organizers. This will be a table picnic and attendees should bring their own table service.
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Abbe Reformed Church
Henry Rhebergen
Jess Meerdink
Peter LeMurman
Edward Donk
Clarence Rhebergen
Walter Sehruers
Frederick Vander Schaaf
Cornelius Wiggers
Arthur
Plan Working Bee At Church For Two Days
A church and parsonage repainting plan invites all available men to work Thursday and Friday afternoons. Bring scrapers or wire brushes if possible. Ladders and extra scrapers will be provided by the committee. Vernon Meerdink began duty as a counselor at Cassadaga Children’s Health Camp in New York.
Salt Licks Planted Boise Big Game In Idaho Forests
Big game in Idaho received salt blocks this year, BB Tons of sulphurized and iodized salt were deposited in man made salt leks in primitive forested areas by the state fish and game department.
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Boise
Ida
Idaho
State Fish and Game Department
Local Church Services List for ABBE REFORMED AND NORTH CLYMER
Multiple services listed with times and topics across ABBE REFORMED CHURCH and NORTH CLYMER CHURCH. Rev Garret prays and preaches on Yielding Yourselves Unto God. teaching on Humility. Epworth and Young People leagues meet. prayer meetings schedule midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Garret
Timmer
Deleo Gravink
Virginia TeWinkles
Bull Moose Hunting Club Enjoys Plow Picture Night
The Bull Moose Hunting Club held its annual pictorial event at Bull Moose grounds on One Fourth. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clifford Legters, Mr and Mrs George Legters, Richard and Robert Legters, Mr and Mrs Leon Legters, Maxine and Luke Wn, Sid Rhebergen and Winifred, Mr and Mrs William Rhebergen, Lois and Larry, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ton, and Carol and Donna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Moose
Bull ‘Moose Pitnie
Clifford Legters
George Legters
Richard
Robert
Leon Legters
Maxine
Lwel Wn
Sid
Clarence Rhebergen
Winifred
William Rhebergen
Lois
Larry
Gilbert Ton
Carol
Donna
Softball Opens Season With Wind Mills Win 8 7
The Wind Mills edged the Dairymen's League 8 to 7 under lights to begin the softball season. A banquet for the United Brethren Conference was held in Findlay, with attendees including Miss Ruth Beckerink and Mrs. Wile nin Gravink. Additional notes mention holiday visits and corrections to prior items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind Mills
McCann Home Scene Of Enjoyable Supper
A prime supper was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo McCann of the Fourth with many guests from nearby families. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Legters, Mrs. Alona Vander Schaaf and Gilbert, Mrs. Mary Legters, the J. J. Legters party from Warren, Arthur Johnsons and Jamestown children, Harold Leuters and family, Vincent and Irwin Leuters, Dicky and Darwin Tenhaken, Frederick Vander Schaaf and Burdette, Paul Meerdink and Jurait, from Cony, Everett and Howard Leuters. The evening featured visiting and time for fireworks, which were reported to be almost as good as those at Ceiloron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo McCann
Charles 4
Legters
Alona Vander Schaaf
Gilbert
Mary Legters
J. J. Legters
Warren
Arthur Johnson
Jamestown
Harold Leuters
Vincent
Irwin
James Tenhaken
Dicky
Darwin
Ladies Mission and Aid Society Meeting Report
The Ladies Mission and Aid society met Friday afternoon at Mrs. William Schuers's home with President Mrs. G. Timmer leading devotionals. The Kentucky missions were studied as members read articles. Miss Jane Habink sang a solo. Members were asked to send records to Mrs. J. W. Legters, ill in Cleveland, Ohio. The July social committee served a refreshing lunch for about twenty two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
William Schuers
G. Timmer
Kentucky
Jane Habink
J. W. Legters
Cleveland
Ohio
Rebekah Officers Installed in Sherman Meeting
District Deputy President Mrs Clara Bensink and staff of the Olymer Rebekahs attended the Rebekah meeting in the 10 0 F Hall to install the incoming staff. Nineteen members from this place joined visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs William Alden of Washington D C Mrs Arthur Howles and family Mr and Mrs Lloyd Webster and daughter Ethel Cortland My and Mrs Ralph Webster of Buffalo Mr and Mrs George Saxton and son Sydney of Franklin Pa and Mrs Elizabeth Miles of Tryonville Pa. Ethel Webster will spend the rest of the summer with her grandmother Mrs Webster.
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Rebekah
Sherman
Clara Bensink
Olymer Rebekahs
Wiliam Alden
Washington, D. G
Arthur Howles
Lloyd Webster
Ethel
Cortland
Ralph Webster
Buffato
George Saxton
Sydney
Franklin
Elizbeth Miles
Tryonvilie
Derinie Webster
Ethel Webster
Webster
Farewell for Miss Markello at July Lawn Party
A farewell lawn party honored Miss Connie Markello Saturday night at Maxine Wallace’s home. Twenty eight attended, fifteen graduates, with gifts from Russell Damcott. Markello spent her high school years in Clymer, active in church and school, directed the Junior League, led Epworth League, edited the Spotlight yearbook, and will move to North Collins. Girl Scout Troop 33 joined first day camp at Portage Trail Camp. Elmer Groscutt and Spitzer families hosted July 4th picnic nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Markell
Maxine Wallace
Miss Markello
Connie Markello
Ethel Webster
Cortland
Doni Ruslink
Jeannette Wiggers
Verna Eshelman
Dorothy Beekerink
Carolyn King
Lillian Wiggers
Doris Kolstee
Doris Howles
Virginia
Ted Winkle
Janet Tenhoken
Swellyn Howles
Thornton Newhouse
Gerald Bolano
Earl Cady
Clarence Belknap
James Hildum
Maynara Wallace
James Kolstee
Klahr Hildum
Russell Damcott
Kenneth Legters
Donald Cady
Harvey Bensink
Frederick Rhebergen
Everett Tenhulsen
Elaine Wallace
Nyla
Russell Dameolt
Maricello
Clymer
Epworth
M. E. Church
Our School
Annuel
North Collins
Girl Scouts of
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Gordon Puls
Ruth Ana Irvin
Buffalo
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Niagara Falls
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EL. Cailiseh
Amanda Kemp
Carlisch
Hudson Falls
N.Y
Clymer Rexall Drug Store
Studebaker Sales and Service
Willard Batteries
Pennzoil Motor Oils
Richfield Gas
J.L. Meerdink
Clyme
New York
Superior
Querreveld Bros
Missionary Society
Ton
Legion
Felix Gourkey
Phylis
Philip
Oconomoc
Wis
Roy Simmelink
Frederick van- der Schaal
Arthur Habink
Columbus Ws
Evelyn Beth Rhebergen
Arthur Farnam
C.H. Parnham
Elmira
G. E. Welle
Ronald
Eisther
Lawrence Durmewold
Maurice Damcott
Mi. Ane
Henry Damcott
Lowth Center Street
J.C. Findley
Helen
Ralph Findley
Findley Lake
Hamilton Beach
C. E. Spitzer Furniture and Funeral Service
Miss Carol Howles
Katherine Kooman
Nor
Man 'Tecomey
Raymond Potter
Westfield
James Croscutt
Richard Holman
Marian
Ot Flint
Mich
Cornelius Ruslink
Harriet
Nila Wallace
Barbara Potter
Morris Cook
New York City
Norman Pierce
Barbara
Norma Wearvel
Elmer Erascutt
Nina Moores
Clayton Casier i J
Martin Punt
Roger
Rochester
James Grayvnk
W. C. Cowden
Marion Gallup
Gallup
I )Knowlton
Ann
Althea Pope
Cecil Johnson
Knowlton
Ella Wheeler
Cherry Creek
Roy Legters
Charles T. Legters
Nelson Ledges
al” Newhouse
Clymer, N. Y
Superior Cleaning CO
Corry
Rhebergen
Vernon Meerdink
Cassadaga
N. Y
Irving TeWinkle
Virelnin
Viola
Franke Meyerink
Jolent
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John Legters
Fred Meyerink
North East
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Charles Aldorf
John Groters
Elmer Decker
Garret Timmer
Maurice Tyson
Ottaway Park
R. B. Drukker
Nouths
Canandaigua
Pittsburgh
G. ‘Timmers
Aube Reformed Church
Rey Outwater
Lockport, N.Y
Clymer Sand
Clymer, N.Y
Clymer Central School
Jacobs
Mgr
Ralph Pridley
North Clymer
Bull Moose Hunting Club
Ruth Beckerink
Wilenin Gravink
Findley
Frances Newhouse
Esther Pek
Edris Newhouse
Robert White
Howard Rhevergen
Everett Cady
Conneaut Take
Ross Markello
Edward Ashelman
Qyfol
Norman
Donald
Kane
Rexall Drug Store
John Deere
Croscutt & Gallup
Clymer High
Goodyear
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Legters Bros
Plcon Squares
Twine
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