Old Home Day Planned by Town Topics Area Grange
Branca Grange six miles south of Spring Creek on Of Creek road hosts Old Home Day tomorrow. Decoration Day custom, now run by the Grange with Proceeds to its building fund. Dinner served 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Committee includes William Brooks Raymond Hicks John Thomas Lois Moravek Clair Theuret invites locals and former East Branch residents to attend.
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Ast Branca Grange
Spring Creek
of Creek Road
The
Grange
Bac
Branch Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
William Brooks
Raymond Hicks
John ‘Thomas
Lois Moravek
Clair Theuret
East Branch
Tulip Festival Committees Make Reports
The final meeting of the 1063 Clymer Tulip Festival committee heard chairmen report on festival improvements. High school bands competed in the parade with Southwestern Central School winning Class A and Bemus Point Central second. Class B winners were Forestville Central first, Sherman Central second, Ripley Central third. Judges were Jamestown and Erie area flower experts. Flower show flowers were better groomed. ribbons were awarded to numerous named local residents. The festival will host two sets of Great Klempen Dancers at the New York State Fair in August. A correction noted Mrs. Clarence Taft as chairman with Miss Madalene Vander Schaaff teaching dance assisted by Mrs. Jerry Koerselman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Music Teachers Association
H. R. Schauberger
Albion
Wayne Fobes
H. B. Davis
Erie
Erie Garden Clubs
R. A. Thompson Sr
Francis Dunnegold
Jay Gravink
Bruce McCray
Roy Legters
Gerald. Wassinik
Elle Vander Schaaff
Bertha King
Cornelius Wiggers
Ivan Heslink
Hattie Newhouse
Homer Kolslee
Robert Beckerink
Emma. Heslink
Ruth Beckerink
Leslie Fardink
Leon. Fardink
Ida Weavers
Charles Alger
Jefrey Seblinke
Clarence Taft
Madalene Vander Schaaff
Jerry Koerselman
WOTM Plans Event for Moose Academy of Friendship Ring
WOTM outlines a ring ceremony for the women of the Moose Academy of Friendship at the June 6 chapter meeting held at Moose Homes. Ritual practice is set for June 10 at 8 p m with Mrs Alfred Cone in charge. Awardees include Miss Audrey Rouse and several Mrs partners, with chairs named for prize, dinner, table, decoration, and presenting roles.
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Moose Academy of Friendship
Moose Homes
Academy of Friendship
Alfred Cone
Harold Jackson
Jessie Mason
Merle Brown
Howard Munsee
Stanley Bailey
Academy of Friendship Rings
Audrey Rouse
David Way
Florence Casler
Murlyn Jukes
Luncheon Fetes Mrs. Donald Cross
A luncheon in the Sombrero Room at the Corner Cupboard honored Mrs. Donald Cross. Fifteen coworkers from Aero Flow Dynamics, Inc. attended, presenting gifts as pink storks, spring flowers, and lighted candles decorated tables. Organizers Miss Louise Miglaccio Miss Mary Gravino and Mrs. Betty Pratt arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sngwer
Donald Cross
Aero Flow Dynamics, Inc
Cross
Louise Miglaccio
Mary Gravino
Betty Pratt
Clymer PTA Elects Officers at Findley Lake
The Clymer PTA held its final meeting of the school year at Findley Lake school with an open house and pupil presentations. The fourth grade band, poetry and stories were showcased, and officers for 1963-64 were installed led by Rev. Cecil Ross. A $50 transfer to the scholarship fund was approved and donations welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Pta
Findley Lake
Joseph Skowyra
Maude Skinner
Darlene Dunlap
Ruth Westley
Thomas Markham
Cecil Ross
Cindy Ott
Delbert King
Rexford, Proctor
Ralph Williams
Elizabeth Gifford
Clayton Duvnk
Walter DeShazer
Local Alumni Donate to Virgil G Curtis Scholarship Fund
A generous donation of 100 dollars from an anonymous high school alumnus supports the Virgil G Curtis Scholarship Fund. The donor wishes to be known only as a friend of the Fund. In other notes, Mrs. Harry Paulson returns home after a visit with relatives. Laura Colegrove visits from Pasadena. Richard Graham on leave from Camp Lejeune plans to join Camp Pendleton then Hawaii. Raymond Sloan and Beatrice Zimmerman announce their April Syracuse wedding. Sloan’s father is George Sloan of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil G Curtis
Virgil G. Curtis
Harry
Chip) Paulson
West Pleasant Street
Eckerman
Fred
Etta
Katherine Baungrots
Spartansburg
St. Marys
Corryits
Laura Colegrove
Pasadena
Calif
Gerald Parsons
R. D
Richard Graham
United States Marines
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Samuel Catalin
Sherman Street
Pendleton
Kanhoue Bay
Hawaii
First
Marine Brigade
Raymond Sloan
Beatrice
iTri-Hi-Y States Rummage Sale Plans
A rummage sale is scheduled for Friday evening and all day Saturday June 7 and 8 at the former Mable Shop on North Center Street to fund officers’ training at Grove City College. Donations of clothing and rummage items via the YMCA office are requested with pickups arranged by contacting office staff. Members will also wash windows and offer babysitting services.
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North Center Street
Grove City College
Grove City
YMCA
Mary Davitison
Judy Bigelow
Corry
Luncheon Honors Bridge Group Winners at Hotel Corry
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group met at Hotel Corry for an annual luncheon before card play at the YMCA. Trophies went to Mrs J Pred Kin Jey and Mrs Morgan Beverly for women’s pair in March. Vee Lindsey received a shasta daisy centerpiece for tournament director duties. Other bouquets went to O A McClintock and Mrs Thomas Maloney. A short business session set the next meeting for September.
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Corry
YMCA
J. Pred Kin Jey
Morgan Beverly
Vee Lindsey
A. McClintock
Thomas Maloney
Lindsey
Arthur Treat
T. H. Treat
Union City
Kinley
Richard Peebles
Ivai Wickwire
Raymond Sandburg
Louis Morrow
Lena St. Clair
Mark Coyle
Open House To Honor Mr and Mrs Dean Mitchell
Reception and open house for Mr and Mrs Dean Mitchell of R D 3 to mark their 30th wedding anniversary. Sunday afternoon 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 at the Mitchell home. The children will hostesses for the affair. All friends relatives and neighbors are invited.
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Dean Mitchell
R. D
Mitchell
Past Noble Grands Club Meeting at IOOF Hall
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Past Noble Grands Club gathered at the IOOF Hall last evening for a social. Mrs. Pred Mixer won the special prize of the evening while Mrs. Ira Wickwire and Mrs. John Ohrn served pineapple salad and wafers.
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Franklin Rebekah
Noble Grands Club
IOOF
Pred Mixer
Ira Wickwire
John Ohrn
Jean Drobneck Honored With Bridal Event
Miss Jean Drobneck was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday afternoon at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus. Hostess Mrs Norberta Kane and assistant Mrs Léonard Stockton oversaw about twenty guests who presented gifts around a Maypole display. A red and white wedding and birthday themed table featured a salad course and treats as the bride to be opened presents assisted by Miss Joan Drobneck and others. An out of town guest, Mrs Pattick McCarthy of Dearborn Michigan, attended.
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Jean, Drobneck
Frank and Verna
Columbus
Norberta Kane
Léonard Stockton
Miss Drobneck
Tobe
Joseph Golvina
P. B. Sonoski
William Stockton
George Drobneck
Joan Drobneck
George Sekerak
Drobneck
Charles Elchynski
Cathy Elchynski
Pattick McCarthy
Dearborn
Mich
Golden Agers Plan Trip From Local Club Meeting
Corry Area Golden Age Club members met at the YMCA with Rev. Waller Thoms as chaplain and guest speaker on Patriotic Holidays. A June 25 Pittsburgh trip is planned. no regular meeting that day. Birthday cake and coffee were served by committee members Mrs. E. E. Bush, Mrs. Fern Gilson, and Mrs. Hannah Murphy. Alice Aldrich and Thomas Fullom received birthday pills.
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Sunyctive
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Waller Thoms
Columbus Community Congregational Church
Pittsburgh
E. EB Bush
Fern Gilson
Hannah Murphy
Alice Aldrich
Thomas Fullom
Country Club to Hold Opening Dance Tonight
Corry Country Club hosts its opening dance this evening with music by the Cool Harris Quintet of Conneaut Lake. Members and guests are invited to attend per John Rossbacher, director of entertaining.
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Corry
Rotary Club Hear Rev Walter Thoms Sermon Speech
Rev Walter Thoms pastor of the Columbus Community Congregational Church spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Corry. He discussed religious radio programs and ministers delivering messages. The gathering approved business reports from the golf program and Mead Park committees and featured singing led by Richard K Pulling with William Denby at the piano. The invocation was given by Rev Thoms.
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Wuess Bpemkey
Mrs. Morgan Heads Harding School PTA and Picnic Plans
Mrs. Morgan will lead the Harding school PTA for the final session of the year. A family picnic is planned at Mead Park Stennett pavilion after school, June 1. Officers elected include Moravi as president, Emmons as vice president, Owens as secretary, and Consolo as treasurer, with Will Owens and committee serving refreshments. Manley Robbins Jr. spoke on Civil Defense and nuclear attack protection, followed by a film.
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Ernest Emmons
Wills, Owens
James Consolo
Manley Robbins Jr
Givi Defense
Mrs Sorenson Hosts Neighborhood Club Meeting Night
Mrs Sorenson entertained nine Neighborhood Club members at her home for an enjoyable evening of games and visiting. Mrs Willan Shrove and Miss Ethel Matthews won game awards. Mr Ronald Carter received the special award. A salad lunch with hot rolls tea and coffee was served. The June meeting will be at Miss Matthews Wright Street home with date to be announced.
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Issues Sorenson
Dee
Willan Shrove
Ethel Matthews White
Wyrard
Ronald Carter
Wright Street
Miss Matthews
Corry High Class of 1953 Plans Pre-Event Social
Corry Area High School alumni from the CHS Class of 1953 announce final plans for a social gathering before an upcoming commemoration. The group will meet at the Elks Club at 5 p.m. for provide details contact Mrs Gordon Rater or Thomas Stroup.
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CHS
Wayrapers
Corry High School
Corry Area High School
Elks Club
Gordon Rater
Columbus
Thomas Stroup
Mrs Harris Feted By Church Aid
A local Evangelical United Brethren Church group honored Mrs Harris with a farewell gift before her Japan trip. Twenty members and one guest attended the meeting at Mrs Join Carrier's Teast Min Street home. Officers for the coming year were named, including Graver as president and Campbell as vice president.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Join Carrier
Teast Min Street
Gertrude Grover
Glenn Humes
Lynn Campbell
Graver
Theodore Vanderhoff
Dean Dubroaky
Marg. Rukh
Tyan
Hi. Ray Harris
Japan
Edwin Borstorff
Ruth Lyots
T. Allan May
Spring Street
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Mead Avenue
Clarion State College
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Tulip Festival
WOTM
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perrizoNe
Model Dairy
Jan M. VanDresar
Alfred VanDresar
Wayne Street
Birdie
Wayside Market
Jell
Pkas
Evans
Mrs
Cory
Crystal Mist
Laimant Lorigan Emeraude
Paris
USA
Ume
Syreckrtom HD
Pwamuacy
Jean Drobneck
Ee Club
W Thoms
Mrs. Morgan
Hardings School
PTA
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Mrs. Harris
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