Newlyweds Claud and Barbara Lictus celebrated in Clymer
A post wedding reception at 1 American Legion Hall honored Claud Russell Lictus and Barbara Ann Hunter after they wed March 15 in Portland Tennessee. Rev. James Rowlett officiated the ceremony at the bride's home. The couple will reside in Jacksonville Florida while Claud serves in the Navy. Attendants, attire, guest lists, and reception details are noted alongside a second feature on Tom Brown the Dixieland pioneer and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud R
Clayton J. Hunter
Claud H. Lictus
Clymer
Hunter
Priscilla Austin
Portland
James Lictus
Norfolk
Vay
Gallatin
Bethpore
Tullahoma
Tenn
Corry
Erie
North East
Venango
Jamestown
Niobe
Mayville
Bowling Green
Ohio
Clayton Damcott
Claude Dougherty
Richard TenHaken
Irving Legters Jy
George Michael
Sue Renskers
Albert Kearns
Louis Hemink
Truman Vrooman
Daniel Howles
Clymer Central School
U. S. Navy
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Lictus
Sumner County High School
Middle Tennessee State College
Muffeesboro
Golden Agers Honor V1 March Birthdays
The Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with 76 members present and 13 new members, including the 100th member Mrs. Frank Whiteley. Eleven March birthdays were honored, and stalek plants from Morrey's Greenhouse were given to Mrs. Beatrice Stewart and Mrs. Jennie Gibbs. President Mrs. B C Barnes spoke on Erie County history, with focus on Admiral Perry and Anthony Wayne. Music by William Hopkins and R A Harrison complemented a luncheon by Mrs. Nellie Pier and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Frank Whiteley
Troup Aso
Mowrey
Beatrice Stewart
Jennie Gibbs
Cubt
B.C. Barnes
Erie County
Admiral Perry
Anthony Wayne
William Hopkins
Cony
R.A. Harrison
Youngsville
Nellie Pier
EUB Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Gerald Fish Home
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs Gerald Fish's home on Brook Street with 19 members. Mrs Ruth Lyons led devotions and President Mrs Glenn Humes conducted the meeting reminding members goods for the Quincy Orphanage bazaar must be in by April 22. Refreshments were served by Mrs LeRoy Humes Mrs Glenn Humes and Mrs Warren Johnson. Mrs Howard VanTassel will host the April 22 gathering.
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EUB Ladies Aid
Gerald Fish
Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid
Brook Street
Ruth Lyons
Glenn Humes
Quincy
Friendship Circle
Gertrude Grover
LeRoy Humes
Warren Johnson
Howard VanTassel
Past Noble Grands Social Meeting Led by Mrs Akam
The Past Noble Grands of the Lady Frumkin Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the OOF Hall with president Mrs. Merle Akam in charge. Games and contests honored Mrs. Elof Dahl Mrs. Fred Hoenes and Mrs. John Ohrn. Lunch of sandwiches tea coffee and mints followed. Next meeting set for April 22.
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Frumkin Rebekah Lodge
Merle Akam
Elof Dahl
Fred Hoenes
John Ohrn
Harvey Loveland
Fred Mixer
Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Howard Ross
Mrs Howard Ross hosted her Raymond Avenue home for a bridge session with two tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Robert Tunnell, Mrs William Myers and Mrs Mary Jourdet. A salad lunch followed and social time. Mrs Tunnell to entertain next at West Park Place on April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Howard Ross
Raymond ‘Avenue
Robert Tunnell
William Myers
Mary Jourdet
TV Tonight on WBEN Buffalo Channel 4 Schedule
A detailed local TV lineup lists 5:00 Fun To Learn through 11:30 First Run Theatre, with daytime soap films, game shows, and news blocks. Evening highlights include The Cisco Kid, 26 Men, December Bride, Leave It To Beaver, The Big Record, The Millionaire, and Tve Got a Secret. Thursday adds Captain Kangaroo, Popeye, Love of Life, and The Guiding Light, plus The World Turns and edge of night. The slate ends with Studio 51, Richard Diamond, Climax, and The Story of Alexander Graham Bell film festival.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Matinee Playhouse
the Millers Ci
Studio 51
Preston
Richard Diamond
du Pont
Alexander Graham Bell
New Members Fill Club After YMCA Meeting
At yesterday's YMCA gathering, 13 new members joined the club bringing total membership to 103. Mrs Whiteley is pictured receiving an electric clock donated for the club by Meerdink's House of Furniture.
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YMCA
Meerdink
Bloodmobile Visit Planned for Corry on April 8
Corry Amer ican Red Cross chapter chaired by Charles Clark reports 11 directors met in the library rooms. The 1988 fund drive totals $7,001.67 toward the goal. February home service notes list 12 aid cases including four active servicemen, two veterans and six civilians. The next Bloodmobile stop is April 5 at the VFW Post home from 11:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars with William Roehrig as chair. Mrs. M. O. Baldwin notes her home nursing class completed with five certificates and plans to start another class. The next chapter meeting is set for April 22.
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Corry
Charles Clark
American Red Cross
Home Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Roehrig
VFW Post
M. O. Baldwin
Concord PTA Enjoys Annual Dinner Meeting
The Concord School Parent-Teacher Association held a family night dinner at the Cory Area High School cafeteria for about 350 people. Mothers of third graders helped with arrangements as a musical program by third and fourth graders followed. Mrs. Peter Glavis presided over a brief business session and a nominating committee was chosen. The group voted $25 to the foreign exchange student fund and set the next meeting for April 22 at the school.
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Cory Area
Concord School
Lissinaua
John Mistik
Frank Chirieusio
Charles Munn
Eraders
Hy Lynn Rive
Philln Young
Ruth Carroll
Gral
Mary
P. Lowe Edwards
Amalkt Bay
America
Peter Glavis
PTA
Fred Abi
Thomas Pletoth
Russell Clark
Foreign Exchange Student Fund
Methodist Youth Hold St Patrick's Party at First Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship held a St Patrick's Party in the First Methodist Church Sunday evening after a postponement. Activities included dart throwing ring toss a fish pond and a mysterious fortune teller The Swami. A bake sale refreshment station offered upgkies milk and coffee. A sound movie of Washington DC was shown upstairs. About 60 people attended per committee.
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St. Patrick’s
First Methodist Church
Methodist
St. Patrick's
Swami
Washington, D
Men s Night Observed By Conelway PTA Members
Conelway School PTA held Men s Night last evening in the school. Jan Howard led the flag salute, and the vice president Mrs Charles Bugbee led The Lord s Prayer in the president s absence. J Richard Schneider presented minutes and treasurer s report. $19 was raised for the foreign exchange student fund. A nominating committee was named, and awards were given for attendance. The Osiecki Brothers Music Center accordion band entertained, and Mrs Harold Steeves spoke on school functions. A biscuit and maple sugar lunch followed. Next meeting set for April 15 with the county probation officer present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway Pta
Conelway School
Jan Howard
Charles Bugbee
J. Richard Schneider
Foreign Exchange
Foreign Exchange Student Fund
Merrill McCray
Earl Webb
Rupert Morris
Raymond Root
Osiecki Brothers Music Center
Harold Steeves
Corry
School Costs Topic For Rotary Club Meet
Dr L M Douglas spoke on school costs at the Rotary Club dinner at the Hotel Corry. He noted 40 percent of school taxes come from the wage and income tax while 60 percent comes from per capita tax, and 25 percent of property tax is paid by local industries. A Q A period followed, and officers were elected for July 1 start: Dr Joseph Seitz president, C K McLean vice president, Ronald Burdick secretary, Jerome Davis Weisher, and Gerald Lane and Allan Hasbrouck directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
L. M Douglas
Hotel Corry
Douglas
Elmer A. Ortner
Rotary
Joseph Seitz
C. K. McLean
Ronald Burdick
Jerome Davis Weasurer
Gerald Lane
Allan Hasbrouck
Kiwanis Clue
YMCA
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New Orleans
Tom Brown
Brown
Chicago
Misa Theresa Hajec
Joan Burton
Wilbur Lathrop
Memphis
Pfc
Thomas Lathrop
U. S Marine Corps
William C. Seite Jr
Focal Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ol City
Chist Episcopal Church
Clymer Pta
Board of Education
Mary Ann Hogenboom
James Gravink
Tulip Queen
Carole Hapgood
Sue Good
DeShazer
Harry Vidal
Roush
Delbert King
H. M. Mathews Jr
Wilton Dulnk
Richard Goggins
Lth
Golden Agers
Secial
Manto Fedsal
East South Street
Oldsmobile
C. Barnes
Corry Area
Frank G. ‘Whiteley
White Street
Concord Pta
North Center St
Warren, Erie and
Titusville
Dent
Center St
Concord St
Church St
W. Pleasant St
W. Smith St
EB. Smith Street
Marion Street
Center Street
Concord Street
Center Bt
Snyder Circle
Eagle Street
Sparta
Spartansburg
Bolling
E. Main Street
Dr. Hileman
Union St
Union Street
Worth Street
Bond Street
Clark
Wrightsville
E. South Street
N. Center St
East Street
Wright Street
Paul's Howe
Main Street
Langhurst & Stewart Property
Main St
Moose Club
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