Town Topics Amely wedding tale mocks male roles
Charles Stafford presents a humorous feature on wedding rituals seen through male sightlines. A groom in gold lamé and eight attendants march to a River Kwai spoof while a plain navy bride and her companion wear matching navy gowns. The piece blends satire with real notices of an engagement and a Tulip Festival parade lineup in Clymer New York, detailing plans for a June wedding and a May 1 parade with numerous floats and community groups.
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Amely
Charles Stafford
True
Kwal
Sptoe
Newspaper Ad Sparks Appliance Purchases Myth
In the eight billion dollar appliance industry, seventy five percent of consumer purchases come from people who had no initial plan to buy. Since eighty eight percent of American families read a newspaper daily, the ad likely influenced their decision.
Bridal Shower for Miss Julia Zepka in Erie
Yesterday afternoon in Erie Miss Julia Zepka was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Albert Gluvtia and others. The event at the Gluvna home featured blue and white decorations, gifts for the bride to be, and games with prizes. The shower celebrated her upcoming June 28 marriage to William Kurelowech.
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Cn Lteayonsananesoun Asssean Saqwee
Julia Zepka
William Kurelowech
Albert Gluvtia
Nicholes Savko
Steve Tine Tolya
Erie
Gluvna
Mary Louise Savko
Patricia Zeynis
Ted Zeynus
Mark Savko
Lewis Klus
Frank Gerzina
Frank Macko
Edward Gluvna
Bernard Gluyn
Edward Oldenski
Anna Savko
Clarence Savko
Michael Savko
George Savko
Ted Zeyen
Andrew Sawehyn
Steve Sawehyn
Conelway PTA Plans Minstrel Show by Cubs
Conelway Cub Reouls will present a minstrel show at the Conelway school during the PTA meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. The program will include installation of officers for the next year and refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Conelway
Cub Reouls
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Shreve Feted At Pre Nuptial Party
Mrs. Edward Brigham hosted a bridal shower at Mead avenue for future daughter in law Miss Nancy Lee Shreve from 2 to 5 pm. Fourteen guests attended with prizes won by Mrs Jack Walsh Mrs F H Kightlinger and Miss Patricia Dyne. The bride to be will wed Edward Brigham at St Thomas the Apostle Church on June 18. An orchid corsage and gifts were given, dessert luncheon served by the aunt and Miss Dyne, with out of town guests Mrs Kightlinger and Frank Brigham present.
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Edward Brigham
Mead Avenue
Nancy Lee Shreve
Jack Walsh
F. H. Kightlinger
Patricia Dyne
St.Thomas the Apostle Church
Edwuard Brigham
Miss Dyne
Kightlinger
Harborcreek
Ae Frank Brigham
Wesleyville
Hospital Auxiliary Tag Day profits reach $236.25
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary completed its Tag Days sale on Friday and Saturday, raising $236.25 with $17 allotted in prizes to elementary school children who sold tags in spite of the weekend weather. Top seller James Brown earned $6 across both days, followed by Charles Pasudha Milton Coons Sandra Hurlbut and Rorina Cohen. Saturday winners included John Johnson Barbara Brown Sondra Hurlbut and Kathy Miller. Every child selling $2 of tickets received a free Rex Theatre pass. Chairs were Mrs. Earl Haight and Mrs. J. F. Needham, with workers at Widmann End Teah store listed.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
James Brown
Charles Pasudha
Milton Coons
Sandra Hurlbut
Rorina Cohen
John Johnson
Barbara Brown
Sondra Hurlbut
Kathy Miller
Rex Theatre
Earl Haight
J. F. Needham
Cochairman
Widmann End Teah
Liste Jed Previously
Robert Curtis
Inter-City Bridge Club Winners At Hotel Corry
A five table Howell game at the Hotel Corry hosted the Inter-City Bridge Club weekly session. Winners included Mrs Anabel Duff of Warren and Robert Larsett of Jamestown scoring 724, Dr G E Bennett and Harold Gilbert of Corry with 67, Lena St Clair and Morgan Beverly of Corry with 85, and Mrs Carl Johnson of Corry with Mrs M J Van Norman of Jamestown scoring 54. Next week features the monthly master point session with an open game.
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Inter-City Bridge Club
Howell
Hotel Corry
Anabel Duff
Warren
Robert Larsett
Jamestown
G. E. Bennett
Harold Gilbert
Corry
Lena St. Clair
Morgan Beverly
Carl Johnson
M. J. van Norman
Clymer Conservaton Club names queen candidate Miss Marcia Kolstee
The Clymer Conservation Club announces its candidate for the 1960 Clymer Tulip Festival Queen. Miss Marcia Kolstee, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kolstee of Clymer, is a junior at Clymer Central School majoring in home economics. She has three years in Future Homemakers of America and pursues sewing, art and swimming. She will compete with seven other Clymer contestants Saturday afternoon as talents are shown for the crown.
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Glenn Bratnagin
Clymer
Clymer Pawn
Paname Cemiel
Hnough
Geservation Club
Foat
Titheville
Kiempen
Glenn Newhouse
Sherman
Brocton Dental Band
Clymer Pta
Leo McCray
Sherman Central Band
Reed
Ford Garage
Dairymen's League
Gvil Wam
James Ten- Haken
Proctor and Mathews
Southwestern Central
WCTU
Russell Hunin
Firemen’s
Norvel TeCroney
Ev- 11
Cady
Forestville
Clymer Conservation Club
Makers of America
Kolstee
Clymar-messes
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Richard Paver in Elgin
A stork shower for Mrs. Richard Paver was hosted by Mrs. Walter Burrows and Mrs. Edward Paver at the Burrows home in Elgin. Thirty guests played private bingo and 500, with prizes won by multiple attendees.
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Richard Paver
Auenara Paver
Walter Burrows
Edward Paver
Burrows
Elgin
Robert Burrows
Joseph Gentilman
George Sherwood
Thomas Sherwood
Paul Paver
Howard Cox
Matt Matteson
Thomas Paver
Roy Burows
Week End Fatals Drop Across Pennsylvania Over Weekend
Over the weekend Pennsylvania fatalities fell to 15 from last week's 25. Traffic crashes killed 14 people, including five teenagers and two young children. A 29 year old man died by electrocution. Eight deaths occurred in western Pennsylvania and seven in the eastern portion, including three in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
May Calendar of Local Events and Meetings
May 16 to 23 program list detailing speakers and activities across churches clubs and organizations. Notable items include William Murphy of Pan American Airlines at YMCA Cadres Auxiliary, Corry Grange honoring 25-year members, and a 2 p.m. Clymer Tulip Festival Grand Parade with a 4 p.m. queen coronation.
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YMCA
William Murphy
Pan American Air Lines
Hawaii
Corry Grange
Methodist
WSCS
Spring Creek
William — Rodemeyer
United Lutheran Church
Puesday
Presbyterian Calvin Circle
Jean and
Sara MacInnes
Franklin Rebekah
Rainbow Girls Tea Event Brightens Fair Afternoon
The Sombrero Room at Gitnie's Cafeteria hosted a Mother and Daughter Tea for Rainbow Girls. About 60 attendees enjoyed dainty tea, confections, cookies, coffee, and punch arranged by Miss Camille Waterhouse and her committee. Guests serving included Carol Auer Virginia Auer and others, with Mrs. Crawford Sallee and Mrs. W. W. Waterhouse assisting.
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Rainbow
Gitnie
Fairbow Girls
Camille Waterhouse
Carol Auer
Virginia Auer
Ruty-Asn Lord
Connie Root
Kathy Ann Tate
Betty Person
Donna Mortis
Trudy Ballee
Mary Mowrey
Cynthia Buesink
Barbara Keppel
Crawford Sallee
Assembly
W. W. Waterhouse
Mari Ann
Shirley Diemer
Stevenson Called as Lead Witness in Debate Bill
Washington as Stevenson the former Democratic presidential candidate was called to testify on a bill proposing pre election television debates. The measure, introduced by Sen Magnuson, would require networks to provide two hours weekly during prime time for major party debates in the eight weeks before a presidential election. A Senate Commerce subcommittee also planned to hear from party committee spokesmen and FCC officials. Miska Petersham, a noted author and illustrator of children’s books, died at 71 in Arlington from cancer.
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Washington
Adlai
Stevenson
Senate Commerce
Republican
Democratic
Federal Communications Commission
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Full Commerce Committee
Francis Case
R-S.d
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Fort Belvoir
Pindley Lake
Tetas
Dany Robin
New York
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Attove Evans
Corty
Donald Hurley
Gorry Memorial Hospital
Miss Shreve
Corry Savings
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Rexall
Genter St
Chicago
Presbyterian Witherspoon
John Wilson
Methodist Dorcas
EUB Rehoboth
Panama Methodist Church
ULCW
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian
Nellie Merker
Frederick Street
Spencer Ladies Aid
Zenda Miller
Woman's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
WRC
Women of the Moose
Concord Community Club
Nancy Curtis
Clara Walker
Clymer Tulip Festival
Columbus Grange
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