Tulip Queen to be Crowned at Clymer Festival
Social notes report Mrs. George Hagger and Dr. Luce Saloum touring medical centers in the region visiting in Mott Street and Seattle. Tulip Queen Marian Wiltsie of Clymer Central High School will be crowned Saturday at 4 in the school athletic field as part of the Tulip Festival events starting Friday with the May Queen crowning and Maypole dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hagger
Mott Street
New York City
Philadelphia
Luce Saloum
Seattle
Wash
Saloum
Hagger
C. R. Mulheirn
Barrington
Paul Mulheirn
Albany
N. Y
John Young
Lakewood
O'Hare
East Smith Street
Marian Wiltsie
Clifford Wiltsie
Clymer
Wiltsie
Clymer Central High School
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Abbe Reformed Church Choir
Christian Endeavor
Spring Creek PTA Installs Officers for 1959 60
The Spring Creek Parent Teacher Association installed new officers for 1959 60 at the Monday meeting. New officers are Mrs Albert Imhoff president Mrs Ralph Swart vice president Wallace Sickler secretary and Mrs Allen Eastman treasurer. Delegates to the Corry Area Council were elected Mrs Richard Mulligan and Mrs Rieck. Auditing committee members named were Mrs William Kafferlin Bernard Porter and Mrs George Brundage. Mrs Rieck was named chair of the sixth grade picnic committee with Porter Tubbs and Armitage aiding. DeForest Way room count award went to Mrs Way's room. Mrs Howard Johnson was elected candy sale chairman for the fall. Money in the treasury will go to teachers for a projector. Refreshments were served during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Pta
Wave Rieck
Spring Creek
Kafferlin
Johnson
Robert Crane
Stork Shower Fetes Mrs James Clark
Mrs James Clark was honored Monday evening at a storied shower hosted by Mrs Arthur Crowell of West Smith Street. The event, assisted by Mr Edmund Bart, saw eighteen guests in attendance. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lyle Watrous Mrs Paul Taylor Mrs Morris Way and Mrs Clark. A large umbrella centerpiece framed the gift table as guests enjoyed fruit salad decorated cake mints coffee and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Arthur Crowell
West Smith Street
Edmund Bart
Lyle ‘Watrous
Paul Taylor
Morris Way
Clark
Epsilon Phi Chapter Sorority Meets at Columbus Home
Mrs Edward Pasi led the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi as it gathered at Mrs Clifford Wright s Columbus home for the year opener. The program titled Nature s Landscape featured slides from Mrs Pasi s Mexico trip. The next meeting will be in June with Mrs Robert Simmonsen and Mrs William Stright as cohostesses. Strawberry shortcake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pasi
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Clifford Wright
Columbus
Pasi
Pass
Mexico
Robert’ Simmonsen
William Stright
Tri-Hi-Y Elects Officers For Year
At the YMCA last evening the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y elected officers for the year 1960 60. Leaders named include Sondra Varassa president Katy Ann Tate vice president Kay Hamilton secretary Jean Utegg treasurer Ruth Hempel chaplain and Ruth Ann Halfos and Terry Waite as committee chairmen. Former Sophomore officers were Janlee Sutter president Sondra Vagrassa vice president Katy Ann Tate secretary Marlys Stultz treasurer and Ruth Ant Haltast chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sondra Varrassa
Katy Ann Tate
Kay Hamilton
Jean Utegg
Ruth Hempel
Ruth Ann Halfos
Terry Waite
Tri-Hi
Jan~lee Sutter
Sondra Vagrassa
Marlys Stultz
Ruth Ant Haltast
Kensinger Guest At LeBoeuf Meet
Mrs James Kensinger attends Fort LeBoeuf Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists May gathering at Grimes Restaurant Sombrero Room. Regent Miss C Frances Whitney opened the pledge to the flag. Mrs L E Morrow and Mrs James Kensinger brief session followed by memorial service. Delegates chosen for state convention. Next meeting to be a luncheon at Amos Judson Memorial and Museum Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort LeBoeuf
Daughters of the American
Grime's
Sombrero Room
C. Frances’ Whitney
L. E. Morrow
James. Kensinger
R. P. Barns
Delecates
Louise Williams
Maorrow
James Kensinger
Kensinger
Donald A. Stewart
Merrill Liiite
James
Marducel
Royal Messenger
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher Honeymoon in Italy Resort
Kim Novak arrives in Italy with her parents while Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher end their honeymoon aboard a rented yacht at a Porto d it resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishers
Kim
Italy
Portoftno
Mary
Elizabeth
Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Kim Novak
Thaly
Brownie Scouts Invested In Wright Concord Fly-Up Ceremony
Brownie Scout Troops 405 407 of Wright School and 352 of Concord School held a My-Up Investiture at Wright School gym with 75 parents present. Forty-four Brownies advanced to Intermediate Scouts as flags songs skit and the Brownie Smile Song were performed. Pins were awarded by troop leaders to named scouts and Friendship Pins given to Judy Millspaw and Madeline Jolley. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School
Concord
America
George Orcutt
Everett Eastman
John Bosak
Scouts
Troop No
Slifford Buesink
Nancy Buesink
Barbara Burrows
Marie Davis
Ruth Davis
Suzanne Elmquist
Cindy Fitch
Sharon Messinger
Susan Millspaw
Peddie Orcutt
Mary Jane Pedensky
Roxie Pless
Lynette Smith
Beatrice Whaley
Linda Walcot
Marvin
Kathie Eckstrom
Mary Ann Emerson
Dana Sue Jolley
Mary Migliaccio
Kathleen Miscik
Linda Miscik
Dorothy Morris
Rebecca Morrison
Eileen Mary Taylor
Jean Ward
Judy Oesch
Harding School
Judy Millspaw
Madeline Jolley
Scouts of
Aps
Leo Dolin
Henry Pedensky
Cynthia Buesink
Barbara Keppel
Rotary Ladies Night Highlights Miss Barbara Weaver Talk
The Titusville Rotary Club held a Ladies Night session led by President Joseph Betts with about 40 members, wives and guests present. Miss Barbara Weaver, a French and public speaking teacher at Titusville High School and Rotary Foundation Fellow, spoke on experiences in France with slides of France Germany Ireland Scotland narrated by Weaver and projector operator Hubert Vaughn. The gathering included a singalong of America The Beautiful and plans for the next event a smart gasbord at Hotel Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Barbara Weaver
Titusville High School
Joseph Betts
F. Bitters
Gilbert Parke
Titusville
Harry Hickle
Scout Committee Meets At Witmore Home in Columbus
The Pack No. 19 Scout Committee met last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wetmore's home. Attendees included Merle VanCise, F. Lowe Edwards, Quentin McCray, Harry Jaquith, Archie Wetmore, and George Burt. They discussed summer plans and local posts amid a social period with cake, ice cream, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Archie, Wetmore
Merle VanCise
F. Lowe Edwards
Quentin McCray
Harry Jaquith
Archie Wetmore
George Burt
Births Reported at Local Hospitals in Corry Area
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial and City Hospital in Meadville share details of newborns. Frank Baker and wife welcome a daughter in Clymer. Glenn Kerr and wife announce a son at 114 Lemon Street. Charles Elchynski and wife welcome a daughter at Snyder Circle. John Rowland and wife report son James Craig born May 15 in Coral Gables. Bernier Rowland is noted as paternal grandmother. Derwood Montgomery and Pauline Putnam announce a daughter born yesterday in Meadville, with Putnam family ties to Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baker
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Glenn Kerr
Lemon Street
Charles Elchynski
Snyder Circle
James Craig
Doctors’ Hospital
Coral Gables
Fla
John Rowland
Mount
Corry
Bernier Rowland
Mottstron
City Hospital
Meadville
Derwood Montgomery
Spartansburg
Montgomery
Pauline Putnam
M. Roland Putnam
Beebe speaks on trade shows at Kiwanis meeting
Fred Beebe supervisor of the office layout division and advertising manager of the Curry Jamestown Mfg Corp spoke at the Kiwanis Club gathering at Hotel Curry last evening. He outlined yearly trade shows by national office associations and recounted experiences setting up a local exhibit at the Milan convention. The Curry Jamestown introduced a new line called Dorte. Richard Hayes, a Sears Roebuck designer, was welcomed as a new member and Miles Helmaintoller was elected a director to complete the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beebe
Curry-Jamestons Mfg. Corp
Kiwanis Club
Curry
Beebe
Thomas Russell
Nelong
Corry-Jamestown
Lynn Rice
Rice
Richard Hayes
Sears Roebuck
Star
Zale Heck Iight MY
Helmaintoller
Mrs Roscoe Keck Welcomes Witherspoon Circle Meeting
Mrs Roscoe Keck hosted the Witherspoon Circle of the First Presbyterian Church at her East Main Street home with 15 in attendance. Mrs Frank Cole and Mrs Edwin Cole assisted. prayers opened the session focusing on Acts chapter 15. Discussion covered the price of ancient evangelical churches in the Middle East. Plans announced include a church family night May 14 to honor high school graduates, a mission write at the church June 21 from 2 65 pm, and a synod at Grove City College June 17. The circle will send a gift package to Rev Norman Rosdamel of Thailand. Warcen piente planned at cottage of Mrs O A McClin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymay
Witherspoon
First Presbyterian Church
Roscoe Keck
East Main Street
Frank Cole
Edwin Cole
George Burt
Midly Bush
Krhueth Harvey
Chalmar
JR. Grier
Ewlendaa
Mission
Wrytet
Synodinus
Grove City College
Norman Rosdamel
Thilland
Warcen Piente
O. A. McClin
Action on Kingston beating case to come Friday
The PIAA District 1 Committee will present a report and a recommendation to the PIAA Board of Control on Friday. The report concerns the March beating of Kingston High School player Thomas Maher by Chester High fans after the Class A state final in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncuatuwn
Pavar
PIAA
District 1
Kingston
Chester
Richard C. Ream
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Asst
Jeffersonville
Piaa Board of Control
Board of Control
University Park
Ream
Mark Finn
Thomas R. Maher
Farrell
Penn
No Cancer Found In Mrs. Truman
Mrs. Truman receives news that the breast tumor was not malignant. She expresses relief and gratitude saying she did not want sympathy, as doctors inform her health is improving. The report comes as Mrs. Truman’s second grandchild is born in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Kansas City, Mo
Harry S&. Truman
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Tri-Hi-Y
Nyungming
YMCA
James’ Kensinger
LeBoeuf
Jeyo
Bausch & Lomb
Witmore Home
Meg Marlowe
Evans
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
Frank Suete
Fdl
Findley Lake
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