Community Notes From Clymer And North Clymer
The Masonic and church community news recounts a four day visit by Charleston Maine residents the Beckerinks and relatives to local hosts the Clymer and North Clymer United Methodist churches held Mission Saturation Weekend with a nurse missionary Virginia Gallaspy speaking and a men’s breakfast. Milton Kenyon and Mildred Kaskel of North East celebrated 87th birthdays with family and friends. The Clymer Home Bureau meets November 11 at 1 p.m. at Community Building with Vera Lictus teaching thermal Afghans.
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Gertrude Giravin
Paul Beckerink
Leanda
Connie Beckerink
Faith School of Theology
Charleston
Maine
Ivan Beckerink
North East
Mildred Dunlap
Findley Lake
Max Orton
Ripley
Swope
A. Kenyon
Northeast
Kenyon
Lucy Schurman
Clymer
North Clymer United
Virginia Elaine Gallaspy
Rhodesia
North Clymer
Paul Dahl
Korea
Community events span sermons parties and club meetings
Saturday and Sunday saw Dr E Robin Mitchell speak at Clymer churches while Susan Pope shared Liberia and Algeria mission memories. A surprise party honored Philip Gravink as locals hosted school board guests and a dinner at Jaeger home. West Road neighbors welcomed Dr and Mrs Hleslink with a hornig bee. the Twentieth Century Club set a November 4 date at Dutch Village. Community groups held shows, guild dinners, Bible studies, and a Dorcas Circle meeting naming new officers, with Gore Mountain Ski Center appointing Philip Gravynk as superintendent and plans for upcoming events at Abbe Reformed Church.
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E. Robin Mitchell
Philippines
Susan Pope
Liberia
Algeria
North Clymer
Clymer
Philip Gravink
Wade Querreveld
West Road
Beverly (Beckerink) Suzlabonyi
Shirley Gravink
Norma Buesink
Loujean White
Jessie Beckerink
Linda Hessink
Betsy Geiger
Jeanne Wassink
Gertrude Gravink
Linda Callaghan
Michael
Scotland
Lisa
Wadsworth
Ohio
James Sullivan
Kelly
Twentieth Century Club
Dutch Village
Carol Compton
Doris Ruslink
New York
Gilbert Ton
Kaye Swanson
Steven Young
Jamestown
William Gravink
Abbe Reformed Church Guild
Edward's Chapel United Methodist Church
Judy Coria
Naomi Circle
Treva Beckerink
Lucy Schurman
Luella Cordia
Eleanor Schruers
Neva Hagenboom
Bernice TeCroney
Judy Cordia
Spirital Life
Phylis Holthouse
Linda TeCroney
Lois King
Philip Grayvnk
Peck 'N Peak
New York State
Gore Mountain
Warren County
Minnie Legters
Gary Legters
Lockport
N.Y
Glen Belknap
Sheffield
Merle Newhouse
Dorcas
Edith Kinyon
Dorothy Vrooman
Treasa Rheberger
Esther TeWinkle
Francis Dunnewold
Hazel van Earden
Mattie Beckerink
Matlie Beckerink
Elsie Dunnewold
Leona Thompson
Warren, Pa
Abbe Reformed Church
Jobs Rise in Erie County Despite Higher U.S. Rate
Erie County’s employment picture improves with 1,200 new jobs and a second straight drop in the jobless ratio to 8.4 percent between August and September, though still above national and state levels. Roseberry notes rapid labor-force growth, 5,195 filed for benefits, and expected gains ahead in factory and nonfactory sectors.
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Erie County
Erie
James Roseberry
Bureau of Employment Security
Roseberry
Erie and Corry
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