Miss Kaye Wiggers Named 1960 Tulip Queen Candidate
The Tennessee Gas Transmission Women’s Variety Club names Miss Kaye Wiggers as candidate for the 1960 Clymer Tulip Festival Queen. A junior at Clymer Central School, she serves as band secretary and member of the Athlete Association, Danc ing Club, chorus, dance band and cheer staff. She also acts in junior plays, helps on May Day, dances as a Klompen Dancer, and belongs to Order of Eastern Star Council No. 35. Active in North Clymer Evangelical United Brethren Church, she teaches Sunday School, plays piano for the elementary choir, and leads the youth fellowship. She collects stuffed animals and enjoys organ playing, water skiing, swimming and skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Gas Transmission Women's Variety Club
Kaye Wiggers
Clymer
Gerald Wiggers
Klompen
Coussel Station No. 35
Order of Eastern Star
North Clymer
Corry Area Teachers Banquet Honors Three Members
Corry Area Teachers Association held its annual banquet at the YMCA with about 100 members. Gifts were given to retiring principal Howard J. Sheen, Wright School retiree Mrs Frank Graft, and Concord School principal Helen Johnson. Russell Brant was introduced as the new president for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Education Associa Ai
Corry
Teachers Association
YMCA
David Yard
Teachers’ Group
Bertha Boyd
PSEA
Harrisburg
Howard J. Sheen
Corry Area High School
Frank Graft
Eawher
Wright School
Helen Johnson Wit
Concord Sch
Next
Tenr
Russell Brant
Rebekah Lodge Meets in TOOF Hall
Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the TOOF Hall with noble grand Mrs. Elanor Hudson in charge. The group voted to send Mrs. Naomi Clark as a delegate to the Rebekah Assembly in Harrisburg on June 12. The Erie County picnic committee’s next meeting will be held here next month with date to be announced. A lunch was served at the close by Mrs. Harvey Loveland and Mrs. Joho Ohrn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Seoekah Lode
Toop Hall
Elanor Hudson
Naomi Clark
Rebekah
Harrisburg
Erie County Picnic Committee
Harvey Loveland
Joho Ohrn
Cubs Present Pantomime Minstrel Show for Conelway PTA
A large group of parents and friends attended a Cub Scouts pantomime minstrel program at the Conelway Parents-Teacher Association meeting. The session opened with a flag salute by Mrs. Herman Breaves, prayer led by Mrs. Robert Bailey, and an installation of next year’s officers led by Mrs. Robert McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Conelway
Parents-Teacher Association
Carroll Crowell
Herman Breaves
Robert Bailey
Robert McCray
J. Richard Schneider
Berean Class Holds Wiener Roast and Elects Officers
EUB Berean Class at Evangelical United Brethren Church enjoyed a wiener roast for 21 members at the summer camp. William Hall opened with prayer as Lloyd Lillie presided. new officers named LeRoy Humes president, Lloyd Kattie vice president, Homer White chaplain, Mrs. William Hall treasurer, and Mrs. Homer White secretary. Plans for June 14 banquet in TOOF Hall discussed. Keith Henton and Vernon Baldwin to report next month on CARE packages. Devotions by Keith Henton on the Paris crisis and its Christian impact. Attendance award earned by Mrs. Harald Wolfe's class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Humes
United Brethren Church
William Hall
Lloyd Lillie
Lloyd Kattie
Homer White
Toof Hall
Keith Henton
Vernon Baldwin
Paris
XI Beta Phi Chapter Plans June Picnic
Miss Julia Piccardi, newly elected president, led XI Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in a meeting at Mrs. Raymond Blynt Jr. A social report covered a Bar-B-Ranch dance for members, husbands, and guests. Plans for a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit and a June 21 picnic at A. M. Lit cottage Findley Lake were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XI Beta Phi
Julia Piccardi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Raymond Blynt Jr
Alfred J. Morrison
Bar-B-Ranch
Jamestown
Red Cross
Robert Curtis
Findley Lake
Betty Pratt
Mrs Birt Hosts Geneva Circle Meeting at First Presbyterian
Mrs George Kurt hosted 12 members of the Geneva Circle of the Women’s Association at the First Presbyterian Church. Miss Adele McGray led devotions on Psalms 32 and 51, with Mrs W F Rickers presenting poetry readings and commentary ending with The Creation by James Weldon Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kurt
Geneva
Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Adele McGray
W. F. Rickers
James Weldon Johnson
Kenneth Harvey
Circle
Channel 12
C. F. Curtis
O. A. McClintock
Findley Lake
Honorees Miss Burton and Miss Shaver Plan May Weddings
Thirty five Corry Jamestown Corp employees attended a dinner in Erie honoring Harriet Burton and Connie Shaver. A swedish themed smorgasbord at Little Bit O Sweden followed a social period. Burton and Shaver received gifts. Burton will wed Richard Harding of Jamestown on May 28 and Shaver will wed John Burkhart on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Erie
Harriet Burton
Connie Shaver
Little Bit O
Sweden
Miss Burton
Richard Harding
Jamestown
Miss Shaver
John Burkhart
Sculpture To For Epsilon Phi Sorority Meeting
Mrs Rob ert Simmonsen outlined the early history of Sculpture as the program for Ep silon Phi chapter of Beta Phi Sorority. Mrs Clifford Wright of Columbus hosted the meeting led by president Mrs Simmonsen. executive board report given and year’s committee chairs named. Mrs William Stright and Mrs Richard Mason will lead the next meeting on June 18 a keen supper at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
Robert Simmonsen
Bete Blame Phi Sorority
Clifford Wright
Columbus
Simmonson
William Stright
Richard Mason
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Homemakers Day Planned in Warren County
Warren County conducts Homemakers Day tomorrow May 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Rita Quigley, associate home economist, says the event at Birdsall Eddy Girl Scout Camp is open to all county women. Attendees bring lunch. coffee provided. Morning demos cover laundry, 3-D shell pictures, whimsies, and flower arranging. Corsage-making workshop scheduled in afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Rita Quigley
Birdsall Edey Girl Beout
Lloyd Lanphere Speaks at Rotary on Engines for Drilling Oil Wells
Lloyd Lanphere, Ajax Tron Works treasurer and assistant manager, spoke at the Rotary Club noon meeting in Hotel Corry. Introduced by Robert A. Ott Jr, he discussed engines used in oil well drilling from steam engines phased out in 1946 to current internal combustion and plunger pumps, noting Ajax engines power most U.S. oil output and Ajax compressors aid transmission lines. Allan Hasbrouck, club VP, announced summer golf sessions after the business portion, with invocation by Dr. Elmer Ortner and group singing to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lanphere
Ajax Tron Works
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Robert A. Ott Jr
United States
Ajax
Allan Hasbrouck
Elmer Ortner
YMCA Ladies Auxiliary Forms Crafts Youth Work Committee
A committee to study crafts and youth programs and report on their application to the YMCA was formed by the Ladies Auxiliary at the Monday meeting in the building. Members include Mrs. Martin Keppel Miss Maxene Oberman Mr. L. O. Nichols Mrs. E. F. Botles and Mrs. Alton Dahlstrand. The treasurer reported a Hobby and Art Show profit of 206 with year end balance 402. A dinner for Corry Area Teachers Association was discussed with Mrs. William Leaby in charge. A September 12 District Eastern Star dinner was planned with Pan American Airlines rep William Murphy guest speaker. New president Mrs. Roger Brown introduced officers Mrs. J. Fred Kinley vice president Mrs. Lawrence Joyce secretary and Mrs. C. M. Howard treasurer. The group voted to cancel its annual summer picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Ymca
YMCA
Martin Keppel
Maxene Oberman
L. O. Nichols
E. F. Botles
Alton Dahlstrand
Corry
Keppel
Roger Brown
J. Fred Kinley
Lawrence Joyce
C. M. Howard
Golden Links Class Meets At Johnson Home
The Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C. A. Johnson home. Mrs. Willis Brown led devotions and scripture comments. A brief business session was held by chairwoman Mrs. Bessie Cyphert, followed by contests organized by Mrs. Charles Amy. Mrs. Zuella McElroy, Mrs. Gertrude Miller and Mrs. Percy McCray assisted in serving salad, hot rolls, tea and coffee to 18 ladies. The next gathering will be a June picnic with date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Home
First Methodist Church
C. A. Johnson
Willis Brown Jed
Bessie Cyphert
Charles Amy
Zuella McElroy
Gertrude Miller
Percy McCray
Visitors To Clymer Tulip Festival Feeds Attendees
The Clymer Tulip Festival committee invites visitors to eat well May 20 and 21. Koffee Kletz will offer Dutch style meals served by hausfraus. Hot meals start Friday 5 p.m. at the American Legion Building, followed by a Saturday chicken barbecue from noon, plus Dutch dishes in the Central School cafeteria. The event was led by John Minor with William Leuby at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koffee Kletz
American Legion
Clymer Central School
John Minor
William Leuby
Miss Jerome Burgess Wedding In Candlelit Church Rite
Miss Judith Ann Jerome becomes Mrs James L Burgess in a candlelight ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church on May 14 with Dr H Ray Harris officiating. Bride designed her own silk organza gown. reception for 300 in aqua and white. Couple to reside in Lincolnville after a week in the Pocono Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jerome
James Burgess
Pocono Mountains
James L. Burgess
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
Robert Olsen
Charles Correll
Judith Ann Jerome
East Pleasant Street
William Burgess
Lincolnville
Colette McClintock
Roberta McElroy
Leona Xuntley
Theodore
Lancaster
N. H
Dennis Jerome
Dale Burgess
Gregg
Gary Besonson
Sabrina
Dior
Howard Mathews
Clymer
Jerome
Keith Henton
Lyle Chase
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