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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1960

Page

5

Clymer Tulip Festival Queen Candidate Named

Miss Celia Nakoski daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Nakoski is chosen by Damcott Jones Post 874 American Legion and Auxiliary as 1960 festival queen. She is a junior at Clymer Central School active in Student Council National Honor Society Future Nurses Club school band newspaper staff and church Sodality. Her hobbies include baking swimming dancing and bicycling.

Damcott-Jones American Legion Clymier Tulip Celia Nakoski Joseph Nakoski Nakoski Clymer Central School Naonal Honor Society Bhevie Isdriins Future Nurses Glib Young Ladies Sodality St. Mathias Church Reynold Hamilton Columbus Elizabeth N. J Anna Mae Conrad Paul Meerdink Barbara Roberts

Golden Agers See Film From Cypress Gardens

Corry Area Golden Age Club held a meeting at the MCA with church choirs to lead in group singing. Rev Docherty gave a Psalm reading and prayer. A film “The Greatest Show on Water” from Cypress Gardens Florida was shown.

Cypress Gardens Corry Corry Area Golden Age Club MCA William A. Gumbleton First Presbyterian Church Fred Ross E. ©. Docherty Christian and Missionary Allance Church Cpress Gardens Florida A.M. Litz Berth “Darwin YMCA Columbus A. Pier Glenn Gates William Haenel Ralph Gates Eva. Dundon

Cootiette Club Lists District Meetings

The Cootiette Club No. 102 met at the VFW Post home with ten members present after the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. Mildred Sorenson announced a Range meeting in Glavion at 2 30 p m on May 15 in the VFW Post Women. A Grand Crawl will be held June 10 to 19 in York PA. Hazel Shuss and Clyde Reynolds were named to the memorial flower committee. Next meeting is June 7.

Cootiette Club VFW Post VFW Ladies Auxiliary Mildred Sorenson Grayback Glavion VFW Post Wom York Hazel Shuss Clyde Reynolds Sorenson Iam Behrig

Mrs John Gesch Baby Shower Honors Infant Son Joel Thane

A baby shower for Mrs John Gesch and her infant son Joel Thane was hosted by the Homebuilders Class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance at the McCray home on West Frederick street. Fourteen attended and prizes went to Mrs Randall McCray, Mrs Reymond Chelton, and Mrs Alton Armitage. refreshments included decorated cupcakes, ice cream, tea, and coffee. gifts were arranged under a greenery umbrella.

John Gesch Joel Thane Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Donald McCray West Frederick Street Randall McCray Reymond Chelton Alton Armitage

Clymer Tulip Festival Opens With Dutch Dinner

About 200 Clymer residents in Havlve Dutch attire gathered at the Community Club for the 1960 Clymer Tulip Festival kickoff dinner. Miss Nancy TeWinkle was crowned interim queen by Miss Morlon Wiltsle, with eight candidates performing. Judges Fern Steketoe, Ruth Wineh, and Forrest Hopkins chose the queen to be crowned May a second day of the festival. Performers included Celia Nakoski, Patricia Long, Beverly Waltons, Marcia Ruff, Marcia Kolstee ner, Kaye Wiggers, Rhoda Beuter, and the Kline Klompen Dancers.

Communty Club Morlon Wiltsle Nancy TeWinkle Jody McCourt Keith ‘TeaFtntseni TeWinkle Sudience Hres Fred Steketoe Erle Mys Ruth Wineh Frst Dinister Chautauqua County Forrest Hopkins North East Newspaper Maysa Elght Celia Nakoski Charleston Patricia Long Beverly Waltons Marcia Ruff Marcia Kolsteener Kaye Wiggers Rhoda Beuter Kline Klompen Queen Te Winkle Klompen Cisnytr Philip McCray M's Ralph Thompson

Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Days

Members of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary met at Bracken Funeral Home to honor deceased member Mrs. Ora Harper before their Legion Rooms gathering. The group donated to Crippled Children’s Chimes, heard on SteMarlin products and league obligations, sent gifts to Mrs. John Demipsey and her new baby, and reported Mother’s Day cards for Gold Star Mothers. A salad luncheon followed with games and a door prize won by Mrs. Amy Skinner.

Legion Auxiliary American Levon Ladies Auxime Bracken Ora Harper Legion Harper Tyan Smith Aia Malor Lesmard Woods

Warren County extension group trips and community notices

The Warren County Extension group hosted an outdoor trip to Spring Creek with participants including Mrs Harold Eddy Mrs Leo Jackman Mrs Paul Kafferlin Mrs Randall McCray Mrs Victor Mortis Mrs Raymond Mortis Mrs Wallace Sickler Mr Raymond Sickle and Miss Sharon Sickler. Nancy Ellen Keidel welcomed at North Tona wand home of Mr and Mrs William H Keidel with family ties noted. Local residents Mrs F E York hosted visitors as Arthur Grady and brothers visited from Mayfair Arizona and more. A Mead Glen Day Camp advisory push seeks female staff for summer programs with Girls Scouts. A hospital tour and home and garden tour are planned with multiple homes and gardens to be showcased.

National Biscuit Company Millers Ilevision Kreabiry Clothine Center Thruway Plaza Warren County Extension Group Spring Creek Harold Eddy Leo Jackman Paul Kafferlin Randall McCray Victor Mortis Raymond Mortis Wallace Sickler Raymond Sick Ler Sharon Sickler Nancy Ellen Keidel North Ton~ Awandd William H. Keidel Helen Paulson Alfred Vandresar Wayne Street Mary Alice Paulson Jan Miss F. E._ YORK North Center Street Arthur Grady Corry Mayfair Ariz Lawrence Metrell John Eve Mead Glen Day Camp Lawrence Watrous Ohio Street Claude Beckerink Clymer Jamestownwone Day Norman Bennink Beaver College Jenkintown Sharon Lee Hansen Betty Shellenberger United States Sharon Andrew Hansons West Washington Street Huntington Ind Leonard Austin Lina Alfred Haenel R. D Haenel Irwin Strong Appleton Austin

Club 15 Honors Birthdays at Mead Avenue Home

Mrs Henry Fosburgh presided over a Club 15 gathering at her Mead avenue home honoring her birthday. Ten members attended with Fosburgh receiving a purse and door prize, plus prizes to Mrs Wotus Mrs Stokes and Mrs Leek. A social evening ended with lunch. The next meeting will be June 14 honoring Mrs Leek with Mrs Wotus as hostess.

P. x. Ovenman Mead Avenue Club 15 Henry Fosburgh Leek

Mrs Meerdink Hosts Notable Jamestown Event With Ruth McIntosh

Mrs Meerdink hosted a social gathering featuring Ruth McIntosh of Jamestown, wife of Rev. James McIntosh former pastor of the Methodist Church here, highlighting community ties and local clergy family connections.

Meerdink Ruth McIntosh Jamestown James McIntosh Methodist Church

Pupils Perform For Harding PTA Meeting Rotates Officers

Last evening at Harding School the Parent Teacher Association held its final meeting of the term. First and second graders sang and danced under Mrs. Frank McKnight with Ruth Dihistrand on piano. Miss Dahlstrand installed officers for the coming year: President Mrs Alfred McEvoy Vice President Mrs William Dahl Secretary Mrs Thomas Lamendola Treasurer Mrs Frank Kars Koski. Refreshments were provided by Mrs McKnight and committee. Fourth grade teachers Mrs Gerald Bagley and Mrs F Lowe Edwards attended as guests. The annual picnic is set for June 2st.

Mrgies Te Harding Tedcher Association Frank McKnight Ruth Dihistrand Dahlstraut Alfred McEvoy William Dahl Thomas Lamendola Frank Kars Koski McKnight William. Kertetter Kenneth Pitt Dahlstrand Gerald Bagley F. Lowe Edwards Concord School

VEW Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Post Home

VEW Ladies Auxiliary No 264 convened at the Post home with Mrs William Roehrig in charge. Twelve members attended as May 20 and 21 were announced for annual Poppy Days with Mrs Roger Grape named cochairman. Donations were given to several funds and the council report noted the next meeting in Johnsonburg.

Veterans of Jeremy Wars Ladies Auxiliary No. 264 Post William Roehrig Roger Grape Cochairman Presidents Flag Fund District 28 Union City Roehrig Johnsonburg James Keppel

Concord Secret Sisters Hold Annual Spring Banquet

The Concord Secret Sisters held their annual spring banquet at TOOF Hall last night with 34 members and two guests Judy Darrow and Margay Boutwell attending. Door prizes and awards went to several members. Mrs Coletta Boutwell led the program with spring flowers tulips and several brief talks. Committees were named for next year events including a July picnic and a December Christmas party. Judy Darrow also performed accordion selections before a slide show by Mrs Lester Danner about a trip abroad and Carry scenes.

Concord Secret Sisters Toof Hall Judy Darrow Margay Boutwell Secret Sisters Lawrence Menesly Webb McCray Betty Culver Lawrence Wade Louis Sexton Coletta Boutwell Velma McCray Edna Wade Russell Darrow Calvin Swarm Rupert Morris M. O. Baldwin Timothy Allen Ralph Morris Lester Danner Carry

Stork Shower Honors Mrs Raymond Ford

Mrs Karl Sorenson of West Washington street hosted sixteen guests for a stork shower honoring Mrs Raymond Ford. Guests enjoyed games and visiting, with refreshments of sandwiches shower cake tea and coffee. The honored guest received several lovely gifts. Out of town attendees included Mrs LeRoy Sorenson and Mrs George Harriman of Union City.

Raymond Ford Karl Sorenson West Washington Stree LeRoy Sorenson George Harriman Union City

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