Miss TeWinkle Crowned 1960 Clymer Tulip Festival Queen
Nancy TeWinkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin TeWinkle of Clymer, has been named reigning queen of the 1960 Clymer Tulip Festival to be held May 20 and 21. The former runner up succeeds due to the marriage of 1959 queen Jody McCourt to Keith Tentulsen. Nancy, a senior at Clymer Central School, plans to attend Hope College and is active in NHS, choir, cheerleaders, yearbook, class secretary and Christian Endeavor. She enjoys swimming, bowling, skating, tobogganing, baking and collecting postcards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanncy TeWinkle
Benjamin W. ‘TeWinkle
Clymer
Miss Te Winkle
Jody McCourt
Keith Tentulsen
Te Winkle
Clymer Central School
Hope College
Holland, Mich
Christan Endeavor
Abbe Reformed Church
National Honor Society
Clymer Central
Neighborhood Party Honors Mrs Leo Hooks at Stork Shower
Mrs Alfred Van Dresar hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon on Wayrie Street for neighbors to honor Mrs Leo Hooks. A floral centerpiece and pink and blue baby carriage favors complemented a pleasant afternoon of visiting. Attendees included Mrs Hoops and Mrs Margaret Heax of Falls, N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hooks
Alfred van Dresar
Mentor Club Elects Officers at Dinner Meeting
The Mentor Club held a dinner at Reed's Steak House and elected officers for the coming year: Mrs. Porter Auer president, Miss Lillian Barnes vice president, Miss Louise Williams secretary, and Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom treasurer. Committees were named with Mrs. Rickers in charge of the program recalling events of 1880. A picnic at Shantaiqua Lake was planned for July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Reed
Paul F. Bauer
Helen Rowe
Porter Auer
Lillian, Barnes
Louise Williams
Ney Hillstrom
Shantaiqua Lake
Area Churches Stage Mother-Daughter Tea
Elgin McCray and Spartansburg churches held the annual Mother and Daughter Tea at McCray Methodist Church with about 100 attendees. Mistress of ceremonies Miss Betty L Culver led the program featuring readers, tributes to mothers and daughters, musical selections by local youths, slides from a California and Yellowstone trip, a violin solo, and a closing hymn. A brief business session named committees for next year, and refreshments were served in the McCray Community Hall before adjourning. The first fall meeting is set for October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
McCray
Spartansburg
McCray Methodist Church
Betty L. Culver
Raymond Wiggers
Jude
Laurel Winan
Lawrence Meneely
Sharon McCray
Joseph McCray
Dolores Firth
Marie Wetmore
Margaret Burrows
Marebelle Blakeslee
Frances Hasbrouck
McCray Church
The
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Presbyterian Circles Plan June Picnics
Fourteen members of the Covenant Circle of the Women’s Association at First Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. Jan Howard in a business session led by devotionals from Psalms of Confession and Forgiveness. The group scheduled church family night May 12 and a medical mission tea June 1 on the chapel lawn, then a picnic on June 13 at Mrs Merrill Lillie’s home. the program featured color slides on national missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Maxwell Brown
Covenant Circle
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Roscoe
Medical Mission
Chapel Lawn
Howard
Louis Ball
William Johnson
Merrill Lillie
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Nancy Lee Shreve at Mead Avenue
Mrs LeVern Mcwidowney hosted a gathering for Corry Baking Company women to honor Nancy Lee Shreve. Guests enjoyed games and prizes awarded to Mrs Eugene Davis Miss Mary Piccirillo Mrs William F Shreve Mrs Fred Clark and Mrs Edward Brigham. Shreve and fiancé Jack Brigham are set to marry June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Shreve
LeVern Mcwidowney
Mead Avenue
Corry Baking Company
Eugene Davis
Mary Piccirillo
William F. Shreve
Fred Clark
Eddward Brigham
Miss Shreve
Jack Brigham
A.V. Cochram
Lewis Hale
Patricia Sherlock Bride Elect Shower Honored at Home
Patricia Sherlock was honored at a Saturday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Sherlock Jr and Mrs. Leslie Upperm at the Sherlock home on Spring Street. Twenty five guests attended with prizes awarded to several guests and a door prize won by Norma Johnson. The event noted she will wed Evan Kleben of Scranton at the First Baptist Church of Corry in June. Out of town guests included Mrs. Richard Waite of Erie and Mrs. William Conklin of Panama, N Y, plus Miss Gloria Barber of Jamestown, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Snower
Palrlei
Sherlock
Lloyd Sherlock Jr
Leslie Upperman
Spring Street
Kenneth Hunt
Jean Swarm
Patricia Zajac
Sherry Upperman
Evelyn Moore
Norma Johnson
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Circle event and forthcoming Lutheran group picnics
Miss Clara Dibb le hosted the Elizabeth Circle meeting at Mrs. Dimmick’s home with a program on We Go To Church In The Country led by Mrs. Schiemer. The circles plan a June 15 general gathering with a Mead Park family picnic and a June 8 family night dinner honoring graduates and confirmands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dibble
Allarl Dimmick
Elizabeth
United Lutheran Church
Harry Schiemer
Luke
Jed
Mead Park
Mother's Day Card Party and Style Show at Moose Home
Seventies tables of bridge canasta and samba filled last evening for a Mother's Day Card Party and Style Show sponsored by Court Conception No. 35, Catholic Daughters of America. Mrs J P Needham opened the event, with Evans Dress Shop staging the fashion show and Miss Maxene Oberman as commentator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholc Daughters of America
Moose Home
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
J. P. Needham
Gertrude White
Evans Dress Shop
Maxene Oberman
George Downey
Adeline Ross
Janet Muckinhaupt
Barbara Weldht
Charles Overton
Walter McCourt
Janet
Kathleen Koestner
Tina Lewis
John Wells
Richard Baglen
Jackie Paulson
Wil- Mam Peiffer
J. F. Needham
Charles Thompson
Gertrude Long
Dorothy Lyt
Amici Class Elects Officers at Evangelical Brethren Church
The Antic Bible Class at Evangelical Unshed Brethren Church met for dinner at the Doughertys home with hosts the Doughertys and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Davis assisting. Officers elected for the new year were Ferne Gilson as president William Armitage as vice president Mrs. Glenn Davis as secretary dot Carrier as treasurer and George Carmicke as chaplain. A brief business session preceded a social visit with two members and two guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUB Amici
Antic Bible
Evangelical Unshed Brethren Church
Floyd Dougherty
R. D
Glenn Davis
Ferne Gilson
William Armitage
Dot Carrier
George Carmicke
Local Cards Gather for Canasta and Bridge Events
A list of participants for Canasta and Bridge sessions includes dozens of women by name and title in the Corry area. The piece notes door prizes at Evans Dress Shop with Mrs Frank Gentile winning a $60 gift certificate and Mrs Arthur Jackson of Erle winning a $40 second prize, plus other winners and donors from local shops and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McQuiston
Clara Bachomer
Gertrude Long
Louie Migiuccio
Dorothy Linendell
William Proctor
Robert Watrous
D. O. Dougherty
Fred Jackson
F. William Chiricuzio
Angie Baresi
Earl Haight
Carl Caster
Paul Crowell
Amy Skinner
Frank Baressi
Charles Armstrong
John Walsh
Geraldine Brenoel
Malcolm McGinnis
Canasta
Bya Arnold
Myra Overton
Charles Thompson
Frank Baker
Paul Lines
William Hazel
Bridge
Raymond Mulvin
George Burt
C. P. Curtis
Dorr Clark
Howard McMiullin
Mayme ‘Wood
C. A. Hillstrom
Ina Austin
Larry Joyce
Morgan Beverly
Paul Stroup
William Spies
Ian — Samba
Anna Shields
Evans Dress Shop
Frank Gentile
Arthur Jackson
Erle
Rose Perry
Corry
Barney's Firestone
H. J. McMullin
Corry Pharmacy
Morton Dye
Loblaws
Arthur McQuiston
Morton's Children’s Shop
Ernest Memichael
Flye Rexall Drugs
Thomas Jansen
Sea's Drugs
Francis Slattery
Paul Suchar
Walter Nollinger
Arthur Pitts
Stanley Bailey
James Wharton
Albert Watus
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Harold Brown
Mowsl
Grace Houser
Dorothy Smith
Gerald Lindsey
A and M Distributing
John Potocki
Corry Beverage Company
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Russia
Kiwanis
Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Rotarians
Hotel Corry
Conrad Monroe
Harry K. Rhodes
Lawrence Park High School
Ion Curtain
United States
Rhodes
Ray Amy
K. McLean
William ©. Seitz Jr
John Rossbacher
William Leaby
Sawyer Studio
Presbyterian Circles
Pressbyterian
Berox
Sears
Ries
Sears’ Service
Urhiger E-Nelson
Ipaass
Center Street
Patricia Sherlock
Rachel
USCW
Elof Dah
Earl Bailey
Paul Clark
Bernice Stoddard
John Mohr
Ernest Simmonson
Robert Hammond
A. V. Cochran
Mation Smith
Walter Rath
Evans
Adelirne Ross
CDA
Joseph Baregst
Walter Noltinger
Needham
Cochairman
Donald Nantes
Eliora Cmiel
Kermit Mewes
Clifvord W. Taylor
Thomas Reed
Hazel Hall
Floyd Mong
Joseph Gerzina
Joseph Prugar
Walter Wotus
Frank Wise
Henry Jacquith
Dorothy Moore
Richard Ohrn
Corry Area High School
Bill & Midge Conrad
Rex Holden
Green Valley Boys
Shorty
Dot Stevens
Masters of Comedy
day’Malone
Folk Sunes Extra Ordinary
Ray Hilliard
Ener
Stony Dodson Electric Guitar
Natalie Woods
James Garner
Cash McCall
Ray Danton
Bor
Warner Bros
Trini
Lyle Betige
Noah Beery
Edward G Robinson Rod Steige ii
General Motors
Frigidaire
Roberts
Columbus
Wn Evans
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
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