Installation of Rev Tunis Miersma at Abbe Reformed Church
Reinstalation service for Rev Tunis Miersma as new pastor of Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer. Paul Meyerink ordained during the Tuesday service. The rite featured organ preludes, scripture, sermon on “Ambassadors for Christ,” and charges from Rev Hoekesma and Rev Pennings with benediction by Rev Miers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis Miersma
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Paul Meyerink
Mabel Schmners
Leon Shippers
First Reformed Church of
Marion
Cornelius VanderWoude
Second Reformed Church
Marlon
N.Y
Joshua Hogenboom
Fultonville
Christ
Marlin Hockesma
East Williamsena
Amel
Kermit Hoyenboom
Reformed Church of
Leeds
Miersmt
Hoekesma
Marion Pennings
Lakeview Community Church
Rochester
Barclay Fishburn
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Miers
Yesteryear In Society 1939 August Highlights
A long list of social notes from 1939 August describes visits and travels of Chicago couple Mr and Mrs Charles Bracken, trips to New York City Washington DC and other points, gatherings hosted by Mrs Walter McElroy and the Past Matrons Club, a Ladies Missionary Society picnic at Chautauqua Lake, and engagements and weddings including the marriage announcements of Miss Ann Rynd and George L Johnson. Other items mention Rev Gilbert Boyd returning from vacation, Detroit return trips, and local society ceremonies at St Thomas rectory and area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bracken
Chicago
Til
New York City
New England States
Washington, D.C
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Walter McElroy
Findley Lake
Guy Abbey
Maple Avenue
Malrons Club
Eastern Star
Missionary Society of
St Paul's Lutheran Church
D. A. Hillstrom
Chautauqua Lake
Gilbert L. Boyd
David
Cubs
Grand Rapids
Mich
Central
Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Ann Rynd
Patrick Rydd
Crown, Pa
George L Johnson
George Johnson
West Washington Street
Lee Whittlesey
Ella Edwards
Detroit
B. E. Whittlesey
J. Hubert Heerlein
Bristol
Conn
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Charles Amy
Trene Amy
Amby Allen
Toronto
Can
Gordon Abrams
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Mary Skiff
Roy Skiff
Spartansburg
Hall Dimi I
Dimmick
Margaret McCray
Cassius Armitage
Joseph Gentilman
GA. Shea
Mott Street
Joe Tungfleish
Lloyd Stowe
Harold G. Wolf
Stowe
Esther Lillie
Dale Lillie
King Street
William Kettering
W. J. Kettering
East South Street
St. Thomas’ Rectory
A. V. Cochran
Carol Mae
Sandra Lee
Stoneboro
A.M. Lie
Nughter Belly
Butler, Pay
Nicholas Aquilino
Ladd Lewis
Corry
Quiet wedding ties Coletta Boutwell to Lynn Johnson
The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn Boutwell of Cory and Clark L Johnson of Corry, quietly wed Monday morning in Union City with Rev Jay Baker officiating. Community updates note a holiday weekend at Amy camp Spring Creek and local events including a steak fry at Giant's Grove and a sewing circle gathering at West trying steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coletta
Gayle Boutwell
Lynn Boutwell
Cory
Mae Rideout
Clark L. Johnson
Corry
Rey Jay Baker
Union City
Merle Amy
Paul Quinniste
Amy
Spring Creek
W. Woolworth Company
Giant's Grove
Amici Sewing Circle
United Brethren Church
GT. Bergman
West
Josephine
Rebecca A Tena St. Clair
G. G. Barker
Harry Alexander
Joli Blair
WL. Rowe
Erie
Frank Blair
Ess
Church Street
Stephen Cobb Hosts Rehearsal Party for Armitage Wedding
Stephen Cobb of Spartansburg hosted a rehearsal party for the Cobb Armitage wedding planned for this afternoon at Cobbs Corner Community Church. Max Cobb and Miss Sandr Armitage will wed at 2 o'clock with eighteen bridal party members attending. Attendants received gifts as nieces and sisters of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barch Pare
Cobb
Spartansburg
Cobb-Armitage
Max Cobb
Sandr Armitage
Cobbs Corner Community Church
Miss Armitage
Victor Armitage
RD. 1
Spring Creek
Miss Jinet
Linda Armitage
Adeline Ross
Jacqueline Armitage
Rebecca Johnson
Harold Cobb
George
Donald Armitage
Mr. Cobb
Jeffrey Cobb
Jerry Cobb
TGT Club Plans Holiday Party
The Tennessee Gas Transmission Variety Club met in the Utility Building on Rawlin Hill. Mrs Harold Nelson led the session and plans for a Christmas party were made with husbands invited. Prizes for Concentration went to several members and a door prize to Mrs Walter McCourt. Gelatin salad rolls and coffee were served, and the group adjourned to meet on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TGT Club
Tennessee Gas Transmission Variety Club
Rawlin Hill
Harold Nelson
Nelson
Gene Whaley
Frank Baker
Charles Overton
C. E. Robideaue
Beaverette Roast and Hay Ride in Columbus
Beaverette Club members from Conny Area High School gathered for a wiener roast and corn roast followed by a hay ride on the city streets. About 30 members attended with faculty chaperones including Mr and Mrs Howard Sheen and Mrs Mary Jonydet among others joining in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Edwards
Columbus
Bowvevete
Conny Area High School
Howard Sheen
Edwards
Mary Jonydet
Ruth Bennett
William Rodembyer
Clymer SS Class Holds Wiener Roast
Merle Holyhouse's Clymer Sunday School class of young ladies enjoyed a wiener roast and hamburgers at the home of Mrs. Everett Ten Hutsen in Westfield on Thursday afternoon from 2 to 6. Swimming and games followed. Attendees included Linda Gravink, Marlea Ton, Lois King, Dawn Vander Schaaff, Rhoda Beuter, Betty Warnshuis, Mayeth Compton, Mitel Kolstee, Marilyn Hoffman of Hudson, and Kathy Miersina. transport was arranged by Mrs. Leon Warnshuis and Mrs. Malthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Holyhouse
Clymer
Young la
Golden Agers To View Post Cards
The Cony Area Golden Age Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 1 PM Rev George Myers of First Methodist Church will be chaplain for the day The program features old time Corry post cards from a Corty collection An invitation is extended to all 60 or older or retired residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony Area
George Myers
First Methodist Church
Corry
Corty
Mrs Keppel Tiffany Leads Roman Arts Program
Mrs Keppel Tiffany will lead the Corry Art Study Group program titled Roman Fine Arts and Crafts at her North Center Street home Tuesday evening. Mrs William Chirricuzio had been set to host earlier. A report on the Bestor Plaza Show at Chautauqua will be presented, with a good attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Tiffany
William Peiffer
North Center Street
Corry
William Chirricuzio
Keppel Tiffany
Bestor’ Plaza
Chautauiqua
Justice Musmanno objects to Russian flag in Washington visit
State Supreme Court Justice Michal A. Musmanno says the U S State Department may buy Russian flags to fly in Washington during Nikita Khrushchev's visit. He urges against displaying the flag publicly while supporting Khrushchev receiving maximum courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etlyssukuh
Michal A. Musmanno
Supreme Coult Justice
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Dae
Toy S
Christian A. Herter
Musmanno
State Department
Khrushchev
Americans Veterans
Wilson Pact Extended To Sept 12 Amid Packing Strikes
The Wilson extension averted a strike by 6,500 workers in seven cities. Swift & Co. faced a second day of walkouts as unions press for higher taxes and benefits. Talks continued at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service with Douglas Brown noting possible renewal after Sept. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson & Co
Swift & Co
Wilson
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Amalgamated Meal Cutler and Butcher Works
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Swift
Armour & Co
Swift and
Oscar Mayer Co
Madison
Wis
Davenport
Towa
Armour
Reward Plan Proposed in Venango County Murder Case
Venango County Bar Association to arbitrate duplicate reward claims for information leading to the killer of Robert Warren Mays. District Attorney Grannis indicates a $1,000 reward is likely, funded by an anonymous donor, though not yet provided. Investigation, begun after Mays was found July 23 in Rockland Township, includes 100 residents questioned and activity extending to Newton Falls Ohio. Sheriff Cunningham notes ongoing daily work on the case and involvement of Chief Deputy Thomas and Troopers McCoy Riddleman and Penman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin
Venango County Bar Association
Robert Warren Mays
Robert ‘Grannis
Grannis
Mays
Rockland
Franklin Hospital
Edward Thomas
Kenneth E. McCoy
Anding
Paul Riddleman
Louis Penman
Venango County
Sur Pouune
Newton Falls
Ohio
John B. Cunningham
Don't Argue With Yellow Jackets Brenna
A swarm of yellow jackets drove a meter reader and a dog catcher to retreat after a brief confrontation. Meter reader Robert Bexendell stepped into a nest, provoking the attack. Dog catcher Charles Christopher rushed to assist, using a pole and rope as the fight escalated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bexendell
Charles Christopher
Red
Truel
Riverside Paper Corp. President Edward Hilfert Dies
Edward C. Hilfert, 72, president of Riverside Paper Corp and a director of Spaulding Pulp and Paper Co of Oregon, died last night in Appleton Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Exec
Appleton
Wis
Edward C. Hilfert
Riverside Paper Corp
Spaulding Pulps and Paper Company
Oregon
Women's Holiday Dining Becomes Luxury Experience
Interior designer William Pahlmann notes women seek luxury when dining out, desiring exotic food and elegant atmosphere. Cafes like Forum Caesars and the Four Seasons offer lavish settings with seasonal decor. the Four Seasons features a marble poolside dining concept and rotating interiors every season, while plans shift to replace tropical trees with maples and evergreens across seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pahimaon
Pew
Pahlmann
Manhattan
Forum
Caesars
Prendh ‘Riviera
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Yesteryear In
Corry Area
Warren
College
Penn State
Missouri
Pittsburgh Steeler
Cleveland
Stephen Cobbs
Clymer SS
Douglas Brown
Brenna
Playtex
Hong Oller
Denia Tts
Sigal
Mann
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Thonsis Grow
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hoxpinil
Elmview Jersey
Elmview Jersey Dairy
George A. Myers
Corry Savings and Soan
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