Clymer Events Picnic and community notices
The Alpha Circle of United Methodist Ladies enjoyed a picnic at the Gallup summer home on Chautauqua Lake with seventeen members attending dinner and a business meeting led by vice president Ethel Wallace. Guests visited with locals including the Bensinks and Neckers while other activities note a GAC Club meeting, a July 14 Wilmington marriage of Constance Bennett and Robert Lundblad, and a series of family gatherings around Erie and Geneva State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gravin
United Methodist
Marion Gallup
Chautauqua Lake
Ethel Wallace
Myrtle Gallup
George Cataldo
Ontario
West Coast
Mable Schruers
Quentin Bensink
Scott and
Laurie
Cape Cod
GAC Club
Clymer
Panama Rocks Inn
Constance Bennett
Thomas Ennis
Robert
James Lundblad
Camillus
Wilmington
Del
Bob
James Bensink
Lundblad
University Club
Syracuse
Irwin Bensink
Everett Bensink
Vincent Bensink
Coast Guard
Sheboygan
Wis
Amy Newhouse
N.Y. Elliot
Mayville
Carol Compton
Gerrude Gravink
Carlyle Neckers
Lighthouse Point
Bruce Neckers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Neckers
Bem Smith
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Beaver
Gertrude Gravink
Janette Sullivan
Jimmy
Kelly
Fredonia
Geneva State Park
Ohio
Linda Callaghan
Michael
Scott
Lisa
Harold Legters
Erie
Larry McCray
Corry
Vincent Legters
Irving Legters
Howard Legters
Everett Legters
Claremont
Calif
Charles Howles
Chautauqua County Women’s Republican Club
Red Coach Inn
Charla Ruff
Lynette Lictus
Hazel Legters
Florence Legters
Ann Legters
Lois Legters
Loujean White
Janet Seblink
Pat
Cheryl McCray
Judy Ottaway
Paula Lukde
Debbie Meerdink
Irma
Rustic Inn
Clara
Mathew
Melissa
Guild
Camp Findley
Lois King
Josie TenHnnsen
Carolyn Beckerink
Betty Kolstee
Velma Bailey
Jo van Barden
Eleanor Straight
Gladys Vidal
Lucy Legters
Floyd King
Lois
Glen Tewinkle
Clifford Schreus
Delbert King
Elsie King
Milton Holthouse
Pulaski
N.Y
Clara Holthouse
Wayne Holthouse
Bombers Attack as Government Fires on insurgents near Phnom Penh
American B52s and fighter bombers stage sustained strikes to aid Cambodian government troops aimed at outflanking rebels advancing from the south toward Phnom Penh. Over 400 insurgents reportedly killed, with fierce combat near Prateah Lang and Prek Ho as government forces push to relieve pressure on Takhmau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Prateah Lang
Kompong Tool
Prek Thaat
Takhmau
Prek Ho
State House Approves Funding for State Universities
In Harrisburg the House overwhelmingly approved state funding for Penn State, Pitt, Temple and Lincoln. Votes were Penn State 184 to 3, Pitt 181 to 7, Temple 182 to 7, and Lincoln 185 to 6, with designated appropriations of 86.9 million dollars to Penn State, 47.8 million to Pitt, 52.4 million to Temple, and 1.9 million to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Oks
Harrisburg
Penn State
Pitt
Temple
Lincoln
Senate
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Corry Journal
Goulds
O.K
C. J. Peterson and Son
South First Avenue
Islatt Bros
Sakae
Dantry Music
Merle Holthouse
Glen Holthouse
Ralph Holthouse
Wilber VanEarden
Harold Holthouse
Paul Holthouse
Howard Holthouse
Ruth Holthouse
Doris
Bart Neckers
Gilbert Vander Schaaft
Larry
State of
Washington
Ami
Hallmark
Barstow
Ford
Ford Ltd
Cliff Buelink
Ford Inc
West Smith Street
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