Summer week holidays bring church and civic notes
Local items describe Baccalaureate services at Corry High School next Sunday. City Council meets Monday. Three arrests for drunkenness over the holiday. Route guidance advisories, employment service hours, measles case, thefts at a filling station, and graves adorned with flowers by Tony Rezzelle. Federal liquor warnings, crude oil production, postmaster convention, Townsend pension gag rule, 4-H pig project enrollments, Memorial Day safety, and a local car-truck accident in Youngsville.
Congregational Meeting to Discuss Church Painting
Friday evening a special church meeting will consider painting the church with a prayer service to follow and a social in the basement. Ladies to bring cake or sandwiches. A later section notes a constitutional meeting at 8 p.m. with musical numbers and business, plus coverage of local social events and visits in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snel
Bbe Reformed Church
Firemen Plan for Town Picnic
The Clymer Firemen met in the American Legion rooms Thursday evening at 7 20 for their monthly meeting. President Carlyle Neckers presided as a five member committee including Gilbert Ton Kenneth Kooman Albert Kearns Merje Newhouse and Chis A Legters was appointed to present picnic plans at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
American Legion
Carlyle Neckers
Gilbert Ton
Kenneth Kooman
Albert Kearns
Merje Newhouse
Chis. A. Legters
Ellis Lyke
Williamsville
N. Y
R. X. Williams
John Rickers
John, Jr
Abbe Reformed Church
Wilton Kooman
Jack
Catherine
Pranklin Pay
Mya
Morris Hipwell
Chicago
Jesse Hipwell
Oil City
Earl Eldridge
Stockton
Blane Wallace
Isses Carol Jare
Donna May
Ton
Milen Ton
Fhme
Buffalo
Paul Meerdime
Judith
Cory
James ‘Tenharken
Lewis Duevik
D. M. Eddy
Jamestown
Clayton Bridges
Clifford Legters
Clifford Kooman
The
American Legion Feld
Westfield
Clymer Nines Fine Record Extends Lead
The Clymer High baseball team remains undefeated in league play and has begun facing teams beyond the regular schedule. In a strong showing they defeated Central School of Mayville 12 to 6 on Monday, underscoring their dominance. Additional independent games are being lined up as supporters are urged to back upcoming schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer High
Clymer Boys
Central School of
Mayville
Clymer
Meeting of P T A to Be Held Monday Night
A regular Clymer P T A meeting is planned for Monday at eight o clock with business and officer elections. The school band will perform several selections for approval. Mrs Clarence Rhebergen chairs the programs committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Clymer P. T. A
Regulay
Clarence Rhebergen
Clymer Honors Its War Dead Memorial Day Observance
Francis Witcher delivered a Memorial Day address at Clymer cemetery as locals observed the annual day of remembrance. About 100 local soldiers’ graves were decorated by schoolchildren under the American Legion Jones post. Afternoon services at the Reformed church preceded a parade with veterans, sons of veterans, faculty and students, and Central School band. Rev C L Aldrich of Bemus Point spoke at the church. Rev G Timmier read scripture and Coral Wallace presented the roll of honor as the congregation joined in union singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Witcher
Clymer
Jones Post
American Legion
Reformed Church
Sons of Veterans
Wills Carlyle Neckers
C. L. Aldrich
Bemus Point
G. Timmier
Coral Wallace
Union
Luncheon Hostess Bertha Koomen Hosts Afternoon Affair
Mrs Bertha Koomen hosted a 1 o clock luncheon on Thursday with guests including Mrs Nell Russell Mrs Glenn Newhouse Mrs Lincox of Sherman NY Mrs Carlyle Neckers Mrs Harl Osborne and Mrs Leslie Cuilisch and Mrs Gris Christenson Two tables of bridge were played with prizes won by Mrs Leslie Cuilisch and Mrs Carlyle Neckers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwou Nooman
G.cersinea
Nell Russell
Glenn Newhouse
Lincox
Sherman, N. Y
Carlyle Neckers
Harl Osborne
Leslie Cuilisch
Gris Christenson
Goiligy
Lestie Caflisch
Dhs
Clymer Grange Tributes and Community Notes
The Clymer Grange met in the Orange Hall Friday at 2 pm with Worthy Master Sarah Schruise presiding. A memorial service honored members who died in the past year and included readings, songs, and prayers. Community visits and weekend gatherings are noted, including relatives from Williamsville and Buffalo and several local social events among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Grange
Orange Hall
Sarah Schruise
Addié Schurman
Margaret Conway
Irvin Cady
Frances Ruslink
William Wiggers
Hallie Newhouse
Sarah Schrusse
Lena Tenpas
Sarah Habink
Gertrude Gravinke
Sarah Hubink
Addie Schurman
Nester Home
Church Services and Meetings This Week
The M E Church holds Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Junior League meets at 6 30 and Epworth League at 7 20. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Abiding Evil Cleaving To That Which Is Good at Abbe Reform ed Church morning worship 10 30. Sunday school 12 00. Junior C B at 6 30 led by Gilbert TeWinkle on What Missionary Work in India Is Like. Evening worship 7 30, Senior C B 8 45 led by Wayne Holtice on Summertime Opportunities For Christian Growth. Wade Mission and Air Society meeting postponed.
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M. E
Tople
Abbe
C. B
Gilbert TeWinkle
India
Wayne Holthase
Wades Mission and Air Society
Clymer School Aid Announced In May Report
May 31 report details the Third Supervisory District school aid with Dorothy Crnnelly as superintendent. Full annual allocations are listed per district, plus retirement fund adjustments. District totals include Clymer Platelet Bly Fe resetes 4477.61 and French Crook ie store 1281.59 among others. Also notes on local residents, Clifford Legters family visit at Findley Lake and J J Legters with relatives in Warren, Pa.
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Ashville
Dorothy Crnnelly
Way
Clymer
Clifford Legters
Morris
Findley Lale
James ‘Tenharken
Dickie
Darwin
Mia
J. J. Legters
Warren, Pa
Dairymen Vote On Directors At May Meeting
The Dairymen's League Clymer Local held a May 27 special meeting at the League plant to vote in directors with expired terms. A Glymer resident, R. V. A. Hewes, 86, attended and was praised for his deep interest in farm organizations, inspiring younger farmers to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League
Clymer
Glymer
R. V. A. Hewes
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New York
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New York State
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John D. Planigan
Thomas Linsky
Second Avenue
Third Ward
Harley Drake
Eimlent
North Carry
Tony Rezzelle
United States
Dureau of
Cennent Tames
Prie
Raveng
Washington
House
Crawford M. Woods
Hiwanti
Bard
Dmgtariats
Paints East
Youngaville
Paul Wiggers
John Wiggers
North Clymer
Pan Wiggers
Wiggers
Dorothea Farnsworth
Lyon
Mix
Melvin Reyniolds
Earl Larson
Sherman
Cony
Erie
Panama
Niobe
Watts Tlats
Youngsville
Albany
William H. MacKenzie
Belmont
Allegeny County
Spitzer
Wesley Miller
Meadville
Clarence ‘Spitzer
Jin
Thompson
Nila Schermichson
Bradford
Paard
Elizabeth Vander Schaaf
Frederick Vander Schaaf
Clymer, N. Y
Superior Cleaning CO
Corry, Fl
Dial
George Vander Schaaf
Elizabeth
Henry Damcott
South Mals Street
Religrd Holman
Margaret
Marian
Richard, Jr
Flint, Mich
Milton
John Deere
Croscott & Gallup Clymer
Querreveld Bros. Hardware
Bertha Kooman
Hemlock Lumber
Caflisch Saw Mill
Gulf
Gulf Streme Service
Milton J. Deuink
Unico Poultry
Clymer Corp
G.L. F. Service Inc
LEE Jacobs
Mer
Legters Bros. Market
Bacon
Clymer School Aid
Clymer’s “Keystone Service
Emblem Oil CO
Cc. E. Spitzer
Florence Arnink Rebekah
Rebeksh Lodge
Geraldine Goring
Noble Grand
Florence Arnink
Lockport
Benjamin TeWirdkle
South Dayton
Henry Leglers
Carl Wheeler
Conneautville
Leo McCann
Evely- Beth Rhebergen
Harriett Ruslink
Winifred
Ruslink
Chevrolet Sales & Service
M. J. Cordia Clymer
N. J
G. H. Tenpas
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