Clymer Tulip Queen Nominee Miss Marcia Ruff
Miss Marcia Ruff daughter of Mr and Mrs W Ruff of Clymer is the Clymer Volunteer Firemen nominee for 1960 Tulip Festival Queen. A junior at Clymer Central School her interests include science Latin she serves as class secretary cheerleader Dancing Club Future Nurses Club and is a member of the Hompen Dancers and chorus. She attends Clymer Methodist Church and choir and has acted in school plays and operetta.
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Dancing Club
Future Nurses Club
Hlompen Dancers
Clymer
Grand Parade and Crowning at Clymer Tulip Festival
The Clymer Tulip Festival closes next weekend with a 2 PM Grand Parade and 4 PM crowning of the 1969 queen Miss Nancy Ted Winkle. Festivities begin Friday with window displays, a flower show, wooden shoe making, Dutch souvenirs, and food stalls.
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Clymer
American Legion
Koffee Kletz
Clymer Central School
Nancy Ted Winkle
Leine
Klompen
American, Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Queen Te Winkle
United States
Manhattan Island
Freeman__street
Burgomiester
Kleine
Klempen
Eastern Star Installation Rites At Corry City Chapter
Members of the Corry City Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held installation rites in the Muasonic rooms this week. Officers installed include Mrs Kenneth Wetmore as worthy matron and William Leaby as worthy patron, with a large slate of officers named. A bountiful supper followed, and eight queen candidates performed before the 1980 queen is crowned. Crowning ceremonies, dances, and a school lawn presentation are planned, with dinners and an organ recital as part of the evening program.
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Fleera
Corry City
Order of Eastern Star
Bert Willing
Cleo Hutgat
Merrill Lillie
Samuel Skinner
Maxwell Brown
Park McCray
Sentinel
Kenneth Wetmore
William Leaby
Cloyd Cumming
Nmtrun
Dorothy Lindendoll
Charles Rathesale
Ronald Rable
Wayne Skinner
Thomas Hickle
Marshal
Harold Flowers
Donna Hickle
Ada
Robert Burrows
Ruth
Cynthia Willams
Esther
Ronald Scalise
Martha
Rose Roberts
Electa
William Hecker
Ronald Carter
J. R. Dearing
Willard Gibson
A. JV. Cochran
Earl Ruffner
Howard Ross
Sunna Johnson
National DAR Congress Highlights For Local Chapter
Highlights from the 1960 National DAR Congress in Washington included appearances by Alexandra Tolstoy and Gen. W B Palmer along with a message from President Eisenhower. BROKENSTRAW VALLEY DAR members heard Tolstoy criticize Khrushchev’s propaganda while praising cultural aid, and Palmer defended U S military aid. The delegate gathering with 4000 attendees opened with a message read by DAR president general Ashmead White. The convention featured talk on immigration quotas and loyalty oaths in universities, with McKneally as principal speaker urging unity with the American Legion.
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Alexandra Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy
The
Tolstoy Foundation
W. B. Palmer
Martin B. McKneally
American Legion
Dwight D. Eisenhower
DAR
Washington, D.C
Robert Turinell
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Euclid Street
Arthur Colegrove
Miss Tolstoy
Khrushchev
Russia
Gen. Palmer
U. S
Ashmead White
Constitution Hall
Engagement Notice for Janet Snapp and Joseph McIntyre
Mr and Mrs Charles Snapp of RD 3 Spartansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Janet to Joseph McIntyre son of Mr and Mrs Morris McIntyre of RD 4 Corry The bride to be graduated SpartaMerged High School in 1958 and worked in the Raymond Division office Her fiancé a 1957 graduate of Corry Area High School is employed at Corry Jamestown Corporation No wedding date has been set.
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Charles Snapp
RD. 3
Spartansburg
Janet
Joseph McIntyre
Morris McIntyre
R. D
Corry
Sparta Merged High School
Raymond Division
Corry Area High School
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Spring Creek PTA to Hear Mrs Rodemeyer Program
The Spring Creek Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday at 8 pm with Mrs William Rodemoyer as speaker. The program titled How To Recognize and Help Him covers exceptional child needs. Pre-School Night invites next year's first graders' parents. Mrs Harold Cobb's committee will oversee the social hour after.
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Spring Creek
Parent-Teacher Association
William Rodemoyer
Harold Cobb
Admiral Nimitz Hospitalized for Routine Checkup
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, 75, is at Chelsea Naval Hospital for a routine checkup after entering yesterday and slated to leave today. A Mead Park picnic is planned for June 2.
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Chelsea
Mass
Chester W. Nimitz
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Mead Park
Khrushchev Eisenhower Meet In Paris Summit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in Paris ahead of a three day Big Four summit with Eisenhower and allied leaders. Talks focus on disarmament Berlin and spy plane tensions while De Gaulle Adenauer and Macmillan seek to keep the conference from collapse amid U2 controversy.
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Nikita
U.S
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Adenauer
Paris
Seine
Moscow
Sverdlovsk
Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
Wisenhower
Washington
White House
Paders
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushenev
de Gaulle
Berlin
Pravda
Ratko
Elysee Palace
Nhon
Christian A. Herter
K. A. Vershinin
United States
Birth Announcement for Klick Family Baby in Alaska
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Alex Klick in Fairbornes Alaska. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Merle Trisoult of R D 4 and paternal grandfather is Tony Klick of Lowville.
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Alex Klick
Fairbornes
Alaska
Merle Trisoult
Tony Klick
Lowville
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Rexall Drugs
N.Y
National Dar Congress
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank of Corry
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Khrrushchev
Herter
Huller
Lakeview
Armour Star
Barney
Ives
Jim Hammond
South Center St
Alan Ladd
Jeanne Crain
Frankie Avalon
Edward G. Robinson
Rod Steiger
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Andrew
Virginia Stone
the Last Voyage
Ring
Robert Stack
Dorothy Malone
George Sanders
Edmond O'Brien
Metrogoldr
Nowhere
Hume van Dore
Mel Tore Tay Anthony ES
America
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