Engagement of Sally Gane Chase and Kermit Marshall Cook
Miss Sally Gane Chase and Kermit Marshall Cook announce their engagement to be wed. Miss Chase is from Houghton College and resides at 107 North Center Street with her parents Mr and Mrs Lyte Chase. Cook, son of Nellie Davis of Silver Creek Wyoming, is a 1960 Silver Creek High School graduate and history major at Houghton College. No definite wedding date set.
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Marshiall Cook
Fleet
Mir Ane
Lyte- Chase
North
Center Street
Cook
Mu Nellie Davis
Silver Creek
Chase
Houghton College
Houghton, N
Silver Creek High School
Queen Candidate Holds Tulip Festival Queen Title Hope
Shirley Willink from Clymer is the final candidate in the 1962 Tulip Festival Queen contest. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Willink, she studies music math and science, participates in chorus junior play Music Club and other activities, and attends Evangelical United Brethren Church. The queen will be crowned after the festival parade in Clymer on Saturday.
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Clymer Tulip Festival
Shirley Willink
Raymond Willink
Clymer
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Clymer Central School
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Willink
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Marks Comers Evangelical United’ Brethren Church
Install Officers at Gonelway PTA
The regular VonelWay School PTA meeting in 1962 installed Mrs Merrill McCray as president with Mrs Robert Lindstrom as vice president. James Hammond served as treasurer and other officers were announced. Roxen Hoover spoke on guidance counseling and helping students adjust for better social outcomes.
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Natalia Beni Analke
VonelWay School
Paul Sutton
Richard Sturgman
Ding
Merrill McCray
Robert T Lindstrom
James Hammond
Talon
Clyde
Hal
Yoong
Ayers
Conelways
Ali
PTA
Ferry Greene
William Procter
Seni Tig
Weir
PTA Carnell
Gudance Couryseller
Corr
Roxen Hoover
Ants Atmont-Cotirinesin
Mike
Roy
Spencer Ladies Aid All Day Session Reported
An all day gathering of Spencer Ladies Aid members was held at Mrs. Tchardelinel's home. About twenty to thirty people were served lunch. Mrs. Hwhurn Bi presided and spoke at length. A follow up session is planned for June at John Bronte Sa vally’s home.
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Spencer Ladies Aid
Spencer Cudhea Aid
RTA
Tchardelinelth
Thyre
Dellewils
Hwhurn
Elaine Eh
John Bronte Savally
Luncheon Bridge Set At Corry Country Club for Ladies
A series of weekly luncheon and bridge events at the Corry Country Club for ladies is scheduled to begin Thursday May 4 at 1 pm. Reservations must be made by Tuesday with Mrs. Phil Zalaiecki or Mrs. Harry Barach for details.
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Corry
Epsilon Phi Chapter appoints new committees at meeting
Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi elected committees during Tuesday session. Officers included Mrs. Harry Scherer acting president and co hostess Mrs. Wass Freddenser. Appointments covered program and hostess Miss Dolores Aquilino, historian Mrs. Holland Morgan, several members for membership public service social and ways and means. The program titled The Printed Word and Life featured a group skit. A June 5th event was announced.
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Richard Martin
Nostess
Epsil Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Wass
Freddenser
Harry Scherer
Dolores Aquilino
Holland Morgan Istorian
Frank Pisisa
Richard Melzer
Schiemer
Edward Pasi
Richard Mason
Pred _Jensen
Craie Moor
Richard Meter
Dinner Meeting Enjoyed By Guild Members
A dinner meeting of the guild occurred at a private cottage near Cot die Bank. After the meal, Rey Gyull Kronz, the group's spiritual advisor, spoke briefly. Arrangements for an initial silent gathering were planned for August at the Krong cottage.
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Eizahalli
Moose
Rey Gyull Kronz
Cot
Die Bank
May. Com
Mnutes. Hradhd
Frank Hajer
Fraik Ink
Memorial Service Held By WRC Group States
A memorial service for the Grand Army of the Republic and related groups occurred yesterday in Mead Park. The event featured committee members, remarks by president Hopkin, and honored attendees including Lawrence Clarke Tees and local figures.
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WRC Group
Hopkin
Aniuet Aes
Lawrence Clarke Tees
Skmné
Talia Sf
Patsponi
Nloweps
Taeike
Mead Park
Imo
Yswcomesttion
Joseph Genkilinal
Ar Shite Manikhiye
George Hagger Named To Head Wright School PTA
George Hagger was named to lead the Wright School PTA at a Wednesday evening meeting. Officers appointed include president Mrs Date Hammaeriety and first vice president Mish Ant, second vice president Mrs Robert Olar, secretary Mrs Brice Summerville, and treasurer Miss Baresi. A speaker addressed pre school children entering first grade in fall. The annual school drive will be held at Canadohia Lake on June 9 with parents urged to attend and help. Attendance honors went to Mrs Percy Corbin for strongest parent representation. Charles Bracken chaired refreshments.
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PIA
Date Hammaeriety
Batnisst
Robert Olar
Brice Summerville Tressurer
Baresi
Anteoine
Rothivack Th Wbs
Canadohia
Lake
Askul
Percy Corbin
Charles Bracken
Valley Forge Wedding Aboard Washington Chapel May Five
Miss Diane Pauli DeCarlo of Norristown and Gary Lee Stutzman of Troop wed in Washington Chapel at Valley Forge on May 5. Officiant G Hart led the ceremony as families and friends gathered, with a reception for invited guests at the Medical Center Building in Norristown.
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Valley Forge
Diane DeCarlo
Gary L. Stutzman
Washington Chapel
Diane Pauli
DeCarlo
Norristown
Gary Lee Stutzman
Troop, Pa
Washington
Pas
Mr and Mirs
Stephenie DeCarlo
Cheltenham
My. Stlitzrpan
Witland- Stutempr-of
RBI
G. Hart
Huston
Bibie
Philadelphia
Hielel Oy
Arlene
Artille
Shower Honors Nancy Curtis at Clymer Home
A neighbor bridal shower for Nancy Curtis was held at Mrs Robert Beckovink’s home in Clymer. Mrs Paul TenBaken co hosted the event with games, prizes, and refreshments including ice cream and cake. Miss Curtis received numerous gifts and the festivities featured festive decor and neighborly cheer.
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Nancy Crus
Caliint
Robert Beckovink
Clymer
Paul ‘TenBaken
Ralph
Abe
Miss Gurts
New Mrs Stutzman Plans Home in Norristown
A bride from Detroit and her husband, a hospital attendant, announce plans to reside in Norristown after a honeymoon to Niagara Falls. The bride, a registered nurse at Montgomery Hospital, and the groom, a Norristown State Hospital attendant, will set up a home in Norristown.
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Mich
Philadelphia
Ak + vont
Ohio
Corry
Niagara Palls
Catudi
Knox Circle Group Meets at Mrs Maxwell Home
Mrs Maxwell hosted Knox Circle of the First Presbyterian Church at her home. Members from Columbus gathered for social time with desserts and a brief program.
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Knox Circle
Knox
Firsy Presiéiectio
Maxwell
Devulini
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pt_Mrs
Chile
Moose Women Plan Dinner at Moose Lodge
Local Moose women prepared for a joint dinner and meeting at the Moose lodge. The slate of officers, to be posted on the bulletin, will be elected at the session. Academy of Friendship and Princess toast details were announced. Visitors from Erle and My Alma Anderson attended the focal chapter gathering.
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Moose Home
Erle
Alma Anderson
Begin
Brochelbank
Avenin
Priv
Bolan Harvey
Academy of Frendshin Committee
Academy of Friendshine
Frances Burthut
Manwardtartholme
Monroe Home Class Session Delivers Prayers and Officiers
A Monroe home class session convened Wednesday evening with two scripture guests. Mrs Joseph Hudson opened with prayer as officers were highlighted: Mr Hull president, Walnut Pierce vice president, Mrs Fern Warner treasurer. Fellowship and contests entertained attendees. plans for an upcoming inner party were announced.
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Ey Muntue
Eligt Pleys
Joseph Hudson
Hull
Walnut Pierce
Jhurys
Fern Warner
Iousiirer
AraLo
NETS
Vinudah Murphy
Louis
Tatler
Oful
Tne Lynd
Dorcas Class Elects Officers at Colonial Terrate Metal
Virginia Diemer hosts a Dorcas Class meeting with twenty-one members and two guests. Mrs Leland Johnston led devotions. Mrs Stanley Nichols, president, announced re-elected officers including Ruth Dahlatrand, vice president, and others. Refreshments were provided. next meeting, a June picnic at Mrs K S Durham's Railroad Street home, marks the final gathering until fall.
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Virginia Diemer
Leland Johnston
Stanley Nichols
Nichols
Ruth Dahlatrand
Benjamin Skinner
Clara McCraty
Ola Young
Harold Carr
Diemer
McCloskey
John Ohrn
K. S. Durham
Railroad Street
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