Dorcas Circle Meets At Gravink Home In Falls
The Dorcas Circle met Friday at the home of Gertrude Gravink with eleven members. A program on Mountains featured Dorothy Vrooman and Mattie Beckerink, with Gertrude Gravink singing There’s Something About A Mountain. GAC Club plans a November 5 dinner at Dutch Village Restaurant. reservations urged via Treasa Rhebergen or Florence Smith. Veterans Day smorgasbord set for November 11 at Dutch Village Restaurant with Judge Lee Towne Adams as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gravink
Dorcas
Dorothy Vrooman
Mattie Beckerink
Madelene Edwards
GAC Club
Dutch Village
Treasa Rhebergen
Florence Smith
Loren Upperman
Floyd Meyerink
Herkimer
Twentieth Centry Club
Ripley Library
Ethel Wallace
Fort Worth
Texas
Maynard
Gordon Newhouse
Thornton Newhouse
Abbe
Clymer
Ripley
John Legters
Darwin TenHaken
Pittford
Richard TenHaken
Damcott-Jones
Lee Towne Adams
Chautauqua County
Clymer News and Community Notes From November Gatherings
A wide array of local events fills the page. Activities include Railli At Work at Mrs. Lucille Bensink's home led by Mrs. Kathy Tenpas with a gift to a Vietnamese family, Milt Kenyon turning 86 with sister Mildred Haskel visiting, and neighbors and friends from North East and Ripley joining the gatherings. Upcoming Clymer Home Bureau lesson plans feature Chenille and poinsettia taught by Bensink. The Chipmunk Hunt Club hosted its annual oyster supper at Ed Conk's home with a large attendance and lively review of past hunts. Families from Westminster College and Ohio trips are noted, along with a birthday party for Michael, Linda, Scott Callaghan, and Jimmy Sullivan. Also included is a brief political note about the Philippines allowing direct enlistment in the U.S. Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wade
Kent Koerselman
Railli
Lucille Bensink
Kathy Tenpas
North East
Max Orton
Ripley
Freda Shoup
Elsie Dunnewald
Clymer Home Bureau
Poinsetta
Bensink
Chipmunk Hunt Club
Ed Conk
Art Goggin
Harold Legters
Raymond Wassink
Howard Legters
John Legters
Marguerite Vander Schaaff
Douglas Geiger
Douglas Jr
Westminster College
Zanesville
Ohio
Clarence Crossman
James Sullivan
Jimmy and Kelly
Fredonia
Gertrude Gravink
Akron
Linda Callaghan
Michael
Linda
Scott Callaghan
Jimmy Sullivan
Tired of Bicentennial Noise In Historic Philadelphia Alley
Philadelphia resident Williams on Elfreth's Alley, oldest continuously inhabited street, grapples with Bicentennial crowds. Tourists trespass, peer into windows, and demand entry near Independence Hall. Residents seek crowd control as planners forecast growing visitors to 18th century homes, including a restored museum house.
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Philadelphia
Wasy Williams
Williams
Elfreth’s Alley
Willlands
Betsy Ross
Independence Hall
Firewood Trade Returns to Normal in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg and across Pennsylvania the firewood trade settles after the 1973 energy scare. Dealers report steady demand from regular customers while chaotic shopping and skyrocketing prices fade. seasoned wood should be oak or cherry and a full cord runs four by four by eight feet, priced near sixty dollars with quality still respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Burd
U.S. Forest Service
Samugh Sleath
Collegeville
Montgomery County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal
Clymer News
Philippines
U.S. Navy
Woodworth
Union City
James Caan
John Houseman
Maud Adams
John Beck
Vst Ia
Layla Neo Cee
Pennsylvania
Dennis Burd
Egan
William “Bill” Halfast
A.chimenti
Armand Chimenti
Erie County
Chimenti
Food Club
Apple
Food Club Fresh
Big Tex
Orange
Bru
PTET
Tel Ape Taal Lg
Betty Crocker
Brownie
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