Clymer Scouts Honor Badges At Meeting And Camp
The Clymer Troop and Post No 25 held a committee meeting at William Ruff’s home. Board of Review approved first class scouts and merit badges in fishing farm records and bookkeeping, with others earning tenderfoot badges. Troop to begin Camp Beaver activities May 25 at 7 pm and assist the Tulip Festival. Lydia Daniels honored at 96th birthday party hosted by Thomas Lamendola with family attendance and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
William Ruff
Donald Ruslink
Reuben Selfridge
Lyle Fardink
Truman Vrooman
Rodger Beckerink
Paul Ten Huisen
Arthur Nelson
Kenneth Kooman
Gail Thompson
Howard Westley
Board of Review
Larry Habink
William Ruslink
David Wiggers
Darwin Wiggers
Larry Westley
Girard Ruff
Dan Thompson
David
William Rusf
Link
Paul Beckerink
David Westley
Camp Beaver
Clymer Community Club
Lydia Daniels
Thomas Lamendola
Bridge Association Meets For Master Point
The Corry Bridge Association held a Master Point session at a VFW post with nine and a half tables. North and South winners were Mrs Ted Treat of Union City and Mrs. M. R. Link of Erie with 147. East and West winners included Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly of Corry and Dr. R. Israel and James Vilone of Warren with 14. Newcomers' game winners were Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Kelsey and Mr. and Mrs. James Lundy with 85. Next week’s game will be regular with reservations by Mrs Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Association
Corry Bridge Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Ted Treat
Union City
M. R. Link
Erie
Horton Davis
Glass
D. L. Vetern
Warren
Lena St. Clair
Weizel
Peticien
William Smyers
T. S. Kelsey
James Lundy
Walter Casler
Harold Cragg
Dana McCray
al Vanssens
Gerald Lane
Beverly
Wright School PTA Installs New Officers
Wright School PTA held a meeting at the school gym last evening with President Charles Bracken in charge. New officers for the term were installed by Mrs. Harry Stauffer: Porter Auer president, John Kennedy first vice president, Miss Baress second vice president, Mrs. A Tate treasurer, and Mrs. John Bosak secretary. A$168 PTA educational fund was presented to Miss Ann Baresi for room-by-room use, and Dr. A Tate spoke on cancer with two films shown before adjournment to the cafeteria for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Bracken
Bracken
Earl Bliley
Elwin Fuller
Ann Baresi
Martin Keppel
A. ©.Tate
Harry Stauffer
Porter Auer
John Kennedy
Miss Baress
A. & Tate
John Bosak
Church Class Holds Annual Banquet
Evangelical United Brethren Church class at Columbus Community Church held a banquet with about 60 members. Toastmaster Theodore Vanderhoff led. Quartet and piano music featured Lyle Chase, Harald Carlson, Mrs. Harold Carlson, Mrs. Lyle Chase, and Robert Olson. Skits by John Hansen and others, a moderator turn, a piano solo, a kitchen band, readings, and old films. Devotions closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunany School
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Columbus Community Church
Charles Bughee
Vernon Welch
Peter Dubrosky
Florence Sanden
Theodore Vanderhoff
Lyle Chase
Harold Carlson
Lyle Chas
Robert Olson
Olson
Harald Carlson
Oswald Oozelpopper
Hoss Thief
John Hansen
Charles Bugbee
Glenn Babcock
Ruth Lacey
Gerald Bagley
Lena Beagle
Ivan Downey
Harold Lytel
Delmar Lundeen
Glenn Humes
H. Ray Harris
Gladys Vanderhoff
Florence Lunden
Amby Allen
Rose Waldron
Harold Lloyd
Marshall Sherwood
Lord Take
Hand
Calvin Circle Holds Meeting At Smith Residence
Mrs Paul Bauer attended the Calvin Circle of the First Presbyterian Church meeting at Mrs Ivan Smith's East Pleasant street home. Mrs Howard Hammond assisted. A dessert lunch followed at 1 30 p m. Ruth Hoenes gave devotions The Freedom of the Spirit. Bauer led the program from Conversations on the Middle East. Upcoming events include family night May 28 dinner for the Presbyterian Council June 10 and a Mission Tea in June replacing a picnic. The note ends with a local trivia line on classified ads versus North American population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Remurrs
Paul F. Bauer
Calvin Circle
First
Presbyterian Church
Ivan Smith
East Pleasant Street
Howard Hammond
Willard Dyckes
Ruth Hoones
Bauer
Tulip Festival Opens With May Queen Parade at Clymer
The seventh annual Clymer Tulip Festival begins tomorrow at 2 p.m. on the Clymer Central School campus with the crowning of the May Queen and a Maypole dance. Marian Wiltsie will lead the opening events, followed by a program preview featuring Dutch-themed activities, a parade, music, and booths. The festival continues Saturday with Hobby Sale, Flower Show, Koffee Kletz tents, a woodwork demonstration by Aints VanEarden, and a chicken barbecue at the bus garage. Lunch and afternoon events cap the day with street scrubbing and the Klompen Dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Clymer Central School
Marian Wiltsie
Klein
Klompen
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
Legion
Suditoriuum
Queen Marian
Aints VanEarden
Freeman Street
Mrs Johnson Leads WCTU Devotions In Union Street Meeting
Mrs N J Kline hosted a Tuesday afternoon Women's Christian Temperance Union session on Union street. Mrs Q A Johnson led devotions and read Psalms 118 while readings and poems were shared. The group sang America, prayed, welcomed three new members, and noted thanks to helpers from a recent rummage sale with next gathering scheduled for June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johnson
WCTU
N. J. Kline
Union Street
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Q. A. Johnson
Johnson
America
Maude Bennink
Anthony Gyphert
Floyd Johnson
Lillian Whiteley
Eleanor Hudson
Willis Brown
Tulip Queen Crowned as Parade Follows at School Events
A grand parade leads to a 4 p.m. crowning of the new Tulip Queen at the school athletic field. After the ceremony, Band Muse performs. A chicken barbecue at the school garage opens at 4:30, dinner runs 5 to 7 in the cafeteria, and a Saturday program in the school auditorium begins at 7 with Besse VanEarden’s melodies. At 9, the 1959 Tulip Queen will welcome guests as the Community Chorus repeats Holiday Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muse
Besse VanEarden
Geneva Circle Plans Summer Break and Upcoming Church Events
Twelve members of the Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. Merle Page of Columbus for the last meeting until September. Chairman L. M. Douglas opened with prayer, devotions led by W. Bruce Ellaworth, program led by Wilbur Rickers, and upcoming events announced including a May 28 family night dinner, June 4 circle picnic at Mrs. Clare Capwell's home, and the Mission Ten June 1st at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Circle
Merle Page
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus
L. M. Douglas
W. Bruce Ellaworth
Wilbur Rickers
Douglas
Clare Capwell
Columbia
John McLaughlin
Bessie Robbins
Thehostess
Fish Couple Host EUB Class Meeting in Liberty Street Home
Mr and Mrs Robert Fish hosted the EUB Class monthly gathering at their Liberty street home with 10 members present. President Robert Pish led routine business and a discussion on Prophesy. Refreshments were served and the group plans a June family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenyangenica
Wallederten Church
Robert Fish
Liberty Street
Robert Pish
Loyalty Campaign Banquet Honors Perfect Attendance
About 80 Carry Assembly of God members and friends attended a Grange Hall banquet on Park Street marking the end of the Sunday Loyalty Campaign. Rev LeRoy Wiley presented certificates to 41 people with perfect attendance, followed by a substantial meal and Gospel choruses led by the Junior Department and a sermon on Christian Loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Friends of
Carry Assembly of God
Park Street
LeRoy Wiley
Ruth Munn
Merrill Hamilton
Lyle Bemis
Donald Engle
Wiley
Volcano subsides at Stromboli after strong eruption
The Stromboli volcano on a tiny island off northern Sicily quieted after a powerful eruption on Tuesday. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Iny Island
Northenal
Sicily
Dinner Party Enjoyed By Xi Beta Phi Members
The Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a Tuesday dinner at The Watts Restaurant in Watertown. Eleven members attended and adjourned to Mrs. Robert Curtis on West Congress Street for the business session. Officers installed included Mrs. Robert Eddy as president, Mrs. Frank Wise as vice president, Mrs. Buland Harvey as secretary, and Mrs. Hetty Pratt as treasurer. Mrs. Thomas Perotti was named extension officer, and Mrs. Away Carbone, past president, received a gift of appreciation. Next session planned for Findley Lake on June 0th at the Lite Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Phi
Watts Restorant
Waterford
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Curtis
West Congress Street
Business Seasion
Robert Eddy
Frank Wise
Buland Harvey
Hetty Pratt
Thoma Perotti
Away Carbone
Findley Lake
Mrs Florence Amy Hosts Church Class Gathering
Mrs Florence Amy of Enat Mainstreet entertained 14 Mary-Martha Class members and one guest at First Presbyterian Church last evening. The hostess, assisted by Mrs James Johnston and Mrs H J B Machees, served refreshments as President Mrs Douglas Rozelle led the season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Amy
Enat Mainstreet
First Presbyteriian Church
James Johnston
H. J. B. Machees
Douglas Rozelle
Wet Weather Still Prevails Across Eastern Half of Nation
Severe wind storms and torrential rain sweep the Midwest and South. A tornado injures five in southern Iowa while floods lash Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska and Missouri. Jacksonville sees nearly 5 inches of rain and Ruskin 4 inches in a three hour storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Midwest
Minois
Wisconsin
Midlands
Florida
Jacksonville
Ruskin
Lake Mills
Towa
Spencer
Births Report From Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Long of 10 Spring Street. A son was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brant of Centerville at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hanna of 33 East Bond Street. A son, Barry Allen, born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brewer of Albany. Mrs. Brewer is the former Perry Bashline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bashline of West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Long
Spring Street
Albert Brant
Centerville
Louis Hanna
East Bond Street
Barry Allen
Richard Brewer
Albany
Brewer
Perry Bashline
Dean Bashline
West Pleasant Street
John Frontera dies at UC hospital
John Frontera died yesterday at Stent Memorial Hospital Union City. Survived by wife Anba of Warren and numerous children including Mike Union City Sylvester New Port Richey Pla James Gainesville Anthony Anaheim Francis West Palm Beach Pla Mrs James Servidio Kane and Mrs Joseph Conti Warren. 20 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren. Friends may call HL Musser Funeral Home Unto City after 7 p m tonight. Rosary tomorrow at 7 p m. Requiem mass Saturday 9 a m at St Teresa's Union City with burial in St Teresa's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oult
Ftomkern
Corry
Stent Memorial Hospital
Union City
Frontera
Anba
Warren
Mike
Sylvester
New Port Richey
Pla
James
Gainesville
Musser Funeral Home
Unto
City
St. Teresa’s Church
St. Teresa’s Cemetery
Picnic planned by Miss Joan McInnes group
The group was led by Miss Joan McInnes and adjourned to meet on June 17 at Mrs. Merrill Lillie's home for a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Votions
Joan McInnes
Merrill Lillie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wright School
PTA
Robert
Smith
North America
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin
Sharon Beckerink
Clymer-French Creek Dairymen’s League
Nancy Tewinkle
American Legion Auxiliary
Jody McCourt
Tennessee Gas Authority
Charlotte Tewinkle
Clymer Fire Department
Kathy Damon
Ulure Farmers of America
Barbara Good
Clymer Parent-Teacher Association
Edith Trwinkle
Clymer Grange
Crosby Buyh
East Main Street
California
Indian River
Maxwell House
Eggs Choir Center Blade
Center Street
Leed
Corey
John Frontera
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!