Community Notices From Clymer Area Gatherings and Visits
Mrs. Gilbert Ton and others from Chautauqua County spent a week in Hartford for Girl Scout work. The Wiligant Sunday School class met at the Doughertys with Rev Kronemeyer presenting on the Holy Land. Republican Women met at Mar-Mar Restaurant. Several residents visited relatives in Fredonia and Roswell Hospital patients returned home. Church conferences, birthday dinners, weekend visits, and travels to Bradenton and Meadville are noted along with community program details and attendees.
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Gilbert Ton
Ronald Legters
Hartford
Conn
Chautauqua County
Doris Neckers
Charla Ruff
Mar-Mar
Gertrude Gravink
James Sullivan
Fredonia
Christina Renskers
Nettie Legters
Roswell Hospital
Buffalo
Clara Holthouse
Bradenton
Fla
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Community Church
Williamsville
N.Y
Clymer Hill Church
Edward Eisenford
Harvey Conk
William Steehler
Rochester
Maryin Schruers
Norman ‘Hogenboom
Wilbur van Harden
Philip Grayvnk
Harvey King
Merle Holthouse
James Grayink
Adeline ‘Sybesma
New York City
John Kalstee
Russell Esveld
Clymer Hill
Clymer
Corry Motor Inn
Shirley Gravink
Sandra Westley
Luella Cordia
Treasa Rhebergen
Myrtle Gallup
Betty Querreveld
Jessie Bakerink
Mildred DeShazer
Mabel Watrous
Edris Dewink
Lucy Hathaway
Hazel Croscutt
Louis King
Paul Palmer
Meadville
Donald Lockenhouse
Judy Lockenhouse
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Earl Beckerink
Roger Beckerink
Key West
James Relman
Reading
N.J
Frances Dunnewold
Chautauqua Lake
Irving Legters
Julie
Claude Dougherty
Claud Lictus
Nancy
James Lictus
Claudia
Carol
Lon
Amy
Russell Lictus
Scott
Bert
Lewis Hemink
Jack
Bill
Dennis Hogenboom
Natalie
Theron Roush
Tim
Guadiajara
Mexico
Eldred Roush
Bogota
Colombia
South America
Virgil Dirtsick
Manta, Ohio
Edward Oonkeed
House Bill Curbs Insurance Abuse
The House in Harrisburg approved a bill to curb unfair insurance practices. It bans failing to settle in good faith when liability is clear and delays in claims handling. It also outlaws misrepresenting facts or policy provisions to claimants and omits failing to inform about benefits. The measure moves to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Township Aides Seek Higher Pay Through Court Action
Erie Girard Township supervisors argue for higher pay scales in a court hearing set today. Herbert Handel Korb Bryant and John Meeder appeal an auditor report fixing Handel at 6000, Bryant at 5200, and Meeder at 2.70 per hour, contending local wages exceed those figures. They claim the auditors acted arbitrarily to limit laborer employment and usurp supervisors powers, citing state law on compensation.
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Erie
Girard
Herbert Handel
Korb Bryant
John Meeder
Handel
Bryant
Meeder
Aho
Erie County
Wilfred Orr
Lake City
James—Frey
Daniel Douglas
Blacks Protest Duquesne Housing Cries of Neglect Rise
About 400 black parents and citizens filled Duquesne city hall to denounce deplorable housing, schools, and job conditions. NAACP spokesman Calvin Easley said mayor Kopriver and most council members were absent. He stated a telegram inviting Secretary George Romney to inspect the situation.
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Duquesne, Pa
City Hall
Allegheny County
Duquesne
Frank Kopriver
Calvin Easley
NAACP
Easley
George Romney
U.S
Kopriver
Wedding Circus Clowns Wed in San Francisco
Raggedy Robin aged 23 and Raggedy Jane aged 19 exchanged vows after a two and a half hour circus show in a church. The ceremony, billed as a Magic Wedding Circus Ballet, left the couple and guests smiling as they left the church.
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Raggedy Robin
Raggedy Jane
San Francisco
Prince's Team Tops Father's Polo Team
In Windsor Park, England, Prince Charles polo squad Friar Park defeated Windsor Park 8 to 3 after giving a half goal. The 22 year old Prince scored four goals, the Duke of Edinburgh was scoreless, and Prince William of Gloucester added a Windsor Park goal.
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Windsor Park
England
Friar Park
Prince
Duke of Edinburgh
Charles
Prince William of Gloucester
Governor Shapp Lifts State Ban on Open Fires
In Harrisburg Governor Shapp rescinded the open fire and smoking ban in woodlands after weekend rains. The ban, in place since April 16 due to extreme forest fire danger, was deemed reduced by rainfall. Environmental and fire officials caution that spring fire season continues and urge continued caution as weather improves.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Woodlands
Department of Environmental Resources
Maurice K. Goddard
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Pennsylvania
Utility Workers Union of America
Rscola Rees
Firestone
Barney
Fioas
Duquesne Housing
Yun Wuud
Albuquerque
New Mexico
the Kitchen Village, Inc
Carry
REX Theatre
Beatrice Arthur
Bonnie Bedelia
Richard Castellano
Gig Young
Myers
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Glenn Henderson
Michael Johnson
Rossbacher
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
West South Street
Corry, Pa
Ralph Carroll
M. L. Williams
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Kemington Mall
Johnson Bros
M and Pierson
George Hutt
Lehman’s Tires
South First Ave
Larry Shannon
George ‘Swaek