Miss Kateti Habink Named 1961 Tulip Festival Queen
Miss Kateti Habink of Clymer is candidate for 1961 Tulip Festival Queen. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Habink and a Clymer Central High School student. secretary of Future Homemakers of America, member of Dancing Club, typist for the school newspaper, and sponsored by the Clymer Fire Department. Her hobbies include knitting dancing and babysitting.
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Kateti Habink
Glen Habink
Clymer
The
Future Homemakers of America
Dancing Club
Miss Habink
Clymer Central High School
Clymer Fire Department
Columbus PTA Hosts Guest Speaker Donald Wharton
Donald Wharton spoke at a Columbus PTA meeting on Tuesday evening sharing colored slides from Europe last summer. Rev Reginald Merrifield led devotions from the English Bible as new officers were elected: Mrs Norman Swart president, Mrs Leonard Edwards vice president, Mrs John Willis secretary, and Mrs Lowell Fargo treasurer.
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Netlog
Sve
Columbus Pta
Europe
Reginald Merrifield
Norman Swart
Leonard Edwards
John Willis
Lowell Fargo
PTA
Willam. G. Reynolds
Grolier Society
Greveland
Ohio
Norman Lewis
Clifton Tressler
Walter Gordon
Senior Tri-Hi-Y Girls Honored At Dinner
Members of the Corry Area High School 1861 graduating class were honored at a formal dinner at the YMCA. Junior Tri-Hi-Y hostesses assisted. Ruth Bennett and Kathleen Gage attended. John Ortner shared slides from Norway Sweden England and Scotland. officers and sponsors listed.
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Corry Area
YMCA
Ruth Bennett
Kathleen Gage
John Ort
Norway
Sweden
England
Scotland
Joan Neckers
Mary Ellen Johnson
Molly Orcutt
Paula ‘Sue Meerdink
Sharon Rhodes
Ovid 4-H Club Elects Officers At First Meeting
The Ovid 4-H Club, hosted by Jane Farver at Carter Hill, elected officers Bonnie Proctor president Jerry Weber vice president Gary Swackhammer secretary Tom Edwards treasurer Norma Adams news reporter. Lloyd Proctor chosen leader Roy Ladd assistant leader Dennis Proctor John Weber and Patricia Ladd head the program committee. The group plans a May 16 skating party at Wattsburg.
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Jane Farver
Carter Hill
Bonnie Proctor
Jerry Weber
Gary Swackhammer
Tom Edwards
Norma Adams
Cecile Carson
Douglas Carson
Rawleigh
Lary Reynolds
Ronnie Swackhammer
Patricia Ladd
Gordon Proctor
Dennis Proctor
Lloyd Proctor
Roy Lad
Corry Bridge Association Hosts RegularWeekly Games
The Corry Bridge Association held its weekly session at the VFW Post with a six-table Howell. Averaging 67, winners were Arthur Cohen and T A Hubley at 82, Mr and Mrs P A Bartholme 80, Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly 71, Miss Leno St Clair and Mrs Mark Coyle 10, Dr T S Kelsey and James Lundy tied with Mrs Robert Tunnel and Mrs James MacInnis 67 each. A newcomers Howell on two and a half tables saw Mrs C P...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VFW
Howell
Arthur Cohen
T. A. Hubley
P. A. Bartholme
Morgan Beverly
Leno St. Clair
Mark Coyle
T. S. Kelsey
James Lundy
Robert Tunnel
James. MacInnis
C. PL
Curlis Duo Lead With 91 Percent At event
Curlis and Mrs Veo Lindsey hold first place with 91 percent. Mr and Mrs Loring Thorne follow at 9 percent and Mrs Robert also noted. Curlis and Mrs Euland Harvey connected a future event next week with a Master Point right end and a newcomers game planned.
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Curlis
Veo Lindsey
Loring Thorneith
Robert
Curls
Euland Harvey
Degrees to be conferred on Corry Grange members
The Corry Grange will confer the first and second degrees on a class of candidates at its meeting on Monday May 15 at 8 30 p m in the Grange hall on Park Street. Members are urged to attend and those not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Park Street
News editor dies in North Bend Oregon
De William M. Tugman aged 67 longtime Oregon newspaper editor died Tuesday after a heart attack suffered Saturday at his home in North Bend Oregon He was a prominent figure in regional journalism and led several local papers over his career.
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North Bend
William M. Tugman
Oregon
Mary Kathleen Koestner to Wed Gerald Lewis
Mary Kathleen Koestner of 37 East Bond street will wed Gerald Lester Lewis, son of Lester Lewis, of 55 East Bond street. The open ceremony is at St Thomas Church on Saturday May 20 at 10 a.m.
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Mary K. Koestner
G. Lewis
George Koestner
East Bond Street
Mary Kathleen
Gerald Lester Lewis
Lester Lewis
Bond Street
1St. Thomas Church
China vows veto over Mongolia UN bid if needed
Formosa report quotes its UN delegate saying China will use its veto if necessary to block Communist Outer Mongolia from UN membership before returning to New York.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Outer Mongolia
New York
Mrs Henry Fesburgh Feted On Birthday
Birthday of Mes Henry Fesburgh honored at the regular monthly Club 105 meeting held at Mrs Charles Tart’s home in RD 1. Ten members attended and the guest received a purse of money. Door prize went to Mrs Robert Wotus with several others winning. Refreshments included fruit salad sandwiches relishes cake and coffee. The next meeting planned at Mrs Albert Schaffer’s home will honor Mrs Lerk for her birthday.
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Henry Fesburgh
Henry
Fesburgh
Orgenisa
Charles
Robert Wotus
Harry Burtot
Claude Stokes
Lawreney Mecray
Poo
Steninin
Bryce Leek
Fosbureh
Albert Schaffer
Lerk
Rachel Circle Meets With Mrs David Depew
The Rachel Gitele unit of the Lutheran Church Women met at Mrs David De Pew's home. Mrs Alex Bodnar led the devotional The business session followed with announcements about graduates and new members. Due to the church building program the dinner moves to May 28 at First Presbyterian Church and June will be a picnic with all circles participating.
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Rachel Circle
David Depew
Rachel Gitele
United Lutheran Church
Lewis Owens
Alex Bodnar
Elof Dahi
Elele Char
IMD
First Presbyterian Church
Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Elects Gloria Watrous
Gloria Watrous was chosen president of the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Club at the YMCA meeting on Monday evening. Mary Lou Taylor became vice president, Shirley Dieter secretary, Peggy Vanssens treasurer, and Rosemary Spitmen chaplain. The group voted to donate 850 to the YMCA and formed World Service Committees to plan a member party and a summer event. Mrs. Clifford Buesini advised in Mrs. Carl McIntyre's absence.
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Ofteers
YMCA
Gloria Watrous
Mary Lou Taylor
Shirley Dieter
Peggy Vanssens
Rosemary Spitmen
Clifford Buesini
Carl McIntyre
Corry Women Attend State WCTU Rally in Harrisburg
Corryites attended the state spring rally of the Women s Christian Temperance Union in Harrisburg on Monday and Tuesday. The Erie County group received the key for the largest number of new members. Rev Ray Feathers spoke on Legislation Pacts.
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WCTU
Guy Bennink
TR Sdrenson
N J. Klines
Women's Christian Tempersance Union
Harrisburg
Corry Indies
M.S. Kidder
North East
C. J. Hosbach
Albion
Erie
Solinty Wetu
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Corry
Evie County
Ray Feathers
Pennsylvania Temperance League
Mrs Richard Rose Feted With Stork Shower
Mrs Walter A McCray entertained at her South Center Street home with a stork shower for Mrs Richard Rose. Games were played, gifts opened, and an umbrella centerpiece highlighted an orchid and green color scheme. Refreshments included frozen fruit salad, assorted wafers, shower cake and coffee.
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Richard Rose
Walter A. McCray
South Center Street
Richard ‘Rose
Tvan Rose
Thomas Eastman
Joseph McCray
New Unitarian Universalist Association Formed in Boston
AP reports a new Unitarian Universalist Association forms today in Boston uniting The American Unitarian Association with 118000 members in 405 churches and 336 fellowships and the Universalist Church of America with 71000 members in 400 parishes. Merger ratified weeks earlier ends a century of unofficial talks.
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New Unitarian Body
Boston
Unitarian ‘Anniversalist Association
American Unitarian Association
Universalist Church of America
Midwest Wages Battle Against Flood Waters
Flood conditions worsened in parts of the Midwest with six Illinois counties designated for disaster areas. Communities in Indiana Missouri Kansas and Kentucky faced rising waters while crews and National Guard units juggled levee reinforcements and evacuation efforts. Across the region up to 200 000 people were affected by flooding with property damage in the millions as rain eased and calmer weather returned.
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Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Ohio
Kentucky
Lawrenceville
Linois
New Ath
St. Louis
Kaskaskia
Missour River
Ue Osage River
Central
Northern Pacific
JFK Weighs Juvenile Delinquency Actions in Congress
President Kennedy asks Congress to address juvenile delinquency a national issue costing 6 billion dollars annually. He calls for improved enforcement and new safeguards while stressing private citizen responsibility and a limited federal role. On March 6 he requested 116 million dollars to boost the fight against organized crime and racketeering and strengthen juvenile efforts.
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Washington
Ney
Kennedy
Congress
Union
Justice Department
UFW Head Reports Letter on Kennedy Action
Morris Pizer of the United Furniture Workers says he told President Kennedy about union action in a letter sent three weeks ago and has not yet received a reply. Severe thunderstorms and tornadic winds hit the southern to mid-Atlantic coast, especially Marion and Friendship counties in South Carolina.
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United Furniture Workers
Kennedy
Chale
Morris Pizer
UFW
Alabama
Virginia
Middle Atlantic
Marion
Friendship Counties
South Carolina
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