Personal News: Mrs Barnes and Mrs Courtney Travel and Recover
Mrs. R. G. Barnes of North Centerretreet returned home after a 10 day stay in Titusville with her sister Miss Haze Hendrickson. She had been recuperating in Titusville after a two week stay as a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Adabell Courtney came back to Spring Street after a two week visit in Los Angeles where she stayed with Mrs. John Radecki Mrs. William York and other friends.
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R. G. Barnes
North Centerretreet
Hom
Titusville
Haz~e| Hendrickson
Barnes
Corry Memorial Hospital
Adabell Courtney
Spring Street
Los Angeles
John Radecki
William York
Calendar items for The Journal office before 5 p.m Friday
A calendar notes events from Friday September 10 to Saturday September 15 including Navy Mothers Club picnic at Merrill Lillie home, hospital auxiliary meeting, church circle gathering, Grange Fun Fair planning, Rebekah Lodge corn roast, Carter Hill Community session, Evangelical United Brethren aid meeting, art class, Jonathan Lodge, and Catholic Daughters first fall meeting with card party planning. Also reports a separate crime note: Henry Frankenfield and wife Mary beaten by burglar. $230 stolen. they are in fair condition.
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Journal
Corry Navy Mothers Club
Merrill Lillie
Navy
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
Witherspoon
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Helen Curtis
East South Street
Columbus Grange
Schramling
The
Grange
Noble Grands Club
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
George Kinley
Findley Lake
Toof Hall
Dorr Clark
Hazel Bleed
Carter Hill
Ladies Ald
Evangelical United Brethren Church Women's Aid
Clara Walker
Plavean
Knights of Columbus
Moose Home
Tom Reed
Bear Lake
Benefit Eton Home Talent Show To Be Featured In Clymer
The Clymer Community Club sponsors a Home Talent Show on Tuesday evening September 8 at 8 p.m. in the Clymer Central School auditorium for the American Field Service project. Ralph A. Thompson Sr. will MC, with organ melodies by Mrs. Lloyd Einink at 7:30. The program includes Eagle Scouts Jerley Seblink Dennis Vrooman Jerrod Ruff, vocal soloists, instrumental numbers, a 1962 Tulip Queen, a vocal duet, tambourine solo, and a grand finale with audience participation to God Bless America. Denmark exchange student Miss Pid Dahl will be introduced by Mr. Thompson. Program committee members are Mrs. Floyd Cady Mrs. Frederick Vander Schaaff and Howard Rheberen.
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Clymer
Clymer /Central School
American Field Service
Ralph A. Thompson Sr
Lloyd Einink
Jerley Seblink
Dennis Vrooman
Jerrod Ruff
Tomstrumental Tio
Normin Hogenboom
Ten Huisen
Jol Nyweice
John Heil
Guital
Lyle Bemis
Bensink Brothers
Erwin
Vincent
Everett
Quentin
Misses Madarene
Dawn Vander Schaaft
Kitcheneers
Vincent Bonsink
Flndley Lake
AFS
Thompson
Floyd Cady
Frederick Vander Schaaff
Howard Rhebereen
Moose Women Plan Social Event at Moose Home
The Women of the Moose met at the Moose home to finalize plans for a card party and style show on October 2. Prizes include table awards and two $25 gift certificates, with a dessert lunch served. a class of candidates was initiated, attendance awarded to Mrs. Peter Spoon, special award to Mrs. Glenn Davis, next meeting September 20 for regular business.
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Rupneuy
The
Moose
Evenine
Moose Home
Bennett's
Marlyn Dukes
Peter Spoon
Glenn Davis
CDA Card Party Chairman Named for Charity Event
Mrs. Robert Sanders announced that irs oaverne WALER is the general chairman of the Catholic Daughters of America card party planned by court conception No. 45 to benefit the Sisters of Mercy Convent building fund. Other chairmen and committees will be chosen at the Thursday dinner meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The event starts at 8 p.m. at the Moose Home.
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Irs
WRC Group Holds Pancake Dinner
The Women's Relief Corps auxiliary of the Grant Army of the Republic held an all day session with a noon pancake dinner served by Mrs. Haskin Pier Robbins and Long. Mrs Hankin led the afternoon meeting. Mrs Henry Hill was elected delegate to the district convention at Grange Hall on October 21. Mrs Merle Haskell won the special award. Mrs Leon Wynn is ill at St Vincent's Hospital Brie. Next meeting is September 24 featuring a tureen dinner at noon.
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Women's Relief Corps
Grant Army of the Republic
Horace Haskin
Walter Pier
Manley Robbins Sr
Velma Long
Hankin
Corps
Henry Hill
Grange Hall
Merle Haskell
Leon Wynn
St. Vincent's Hospital-in- Brie
Hoor
Man sentenced to 6 to 12 years for killing wife
William F. Rehak, 31, of Greensburg received a 6 to 12 year term for voluntary manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of his wife Bernice, 27, at their home in Westmoreland County. Judge David Weiss imposed the sentence after a nine to three jury verdict.
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William F. Rehak
Greensburg
David Weiss
Westmoreland County
Rehak
Bernice
Engagement of Kolstee and Koerselman Stated for Clymer Profiles
Mr and Mrs James R Kolstee of RD 2 announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Martin Kolstee to Otto Koerselman son of Mr and Mrs Harry Le Koerselman of Clymer Both couples are graduates of Clymer Central School with Miss Kolstee employed locally by Ernest Te Winkel and Koerselman by Meyerink Milling Company A definite wedding date has been set
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James R. Kolstee
RD. 2
Martin Kolstee
Koerselman
Harry le Koerselman
Clymer
Clymer Central School
Miss Kolstee
Ernest Te- Winkle
Konvselman
Meyerink Milling Company
Veep Johnson in U.S. Return From Abroad
Vice President Lyndon Johnson returned Friday night from a seven day trip abroad. He said the visits affirmed faith in the United States and its principles, and he planned a news conference. On hand to greet him were Mrs. Johnson, daughter Lynda, and officials including Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara.
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Washingson
Lyndon
Jolson
Johnson
Lynda Bui
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Girls survive plane crash ordeal near San Bernardino
In California, sisters Louise and Ann Clark, survivors of a crash that killed their parents, are improving in hospital. Ann, hospitalized with a leg injury, is eating and demanding extra soda. Their rescue drew criticism of CAP and the Air Force for the delay and lack of helicopters. officials defended the response.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Clark
St. Bernardine’s Hospital
Lousie
William Clovis
San Diego
Big Bear Calif
Urassy Mountains
Urassy Mountains. the Defused Rescue Brought Sharp Criticism Priday
Girls
Cran
Scott King
Travelodge Motels, Inc
Civil Air Patrol
George Air Force Base
CAP
Air Force
Kjig
Lawie
American Legion Elects Officers In Clymer Community
Clymer notes report that the American Legion Auxiliary met at Legion Hall with Mys aaine Williams presiding. Officers for the coming year include Mrs Jet Bemmink president, Mrs Edna Newhouse first vice president, Mrs Lucy Schurmann second vice president, Mrs Jeanette Cady secretary, Mrs Dline Wasales treasurer, Mrs ML levs corresponding secretary, Ruth Rhebergen ser Ataris, Neva Hogendooti historian, and Goytiudte Dumvcott chaplain. Open house planned for Damcoftts family. other social and local society items noted.
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Clymer
American Legion
Legton Hall
Mys
Brandy Drake
Akron
Ohio
Kevlrr
Bartunis
Drake
James Ten Haken
Darwin
Richard TenHaken
Watertown
Mary Goring
WA Hospital
Jamiestown
James Gravink
Linda
Waynesburg College
Kenneth Hollingswort
Monica Pa
Benjamin Huffian
Marilyn
Hudson, NY
Harold Ten
Aken
Marlon Ten
Hoffman's
Holland
Mich
Hope College
James Croscutt
Myrtle Wallace
Aid M
Robert Wallace
Fairview
Cently Rey
James Belman
New Brunswick
N. J
Chautauqua Lake
Lyle Compton
Albany
Gilbert J. Ton
Marlea
Holald, Mich
Philly Chilly Mercury Hits Record Lows
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia tied a record low for the date at 45 degrees with a 38 degree reading in Bradford and a 20 degree low in Carry. The Weather Bureau said the 45 degree mark was the coldest for this early in the fall and broken the 1955 record of 52. Warmer, sunny conditions were forecast later across most of the state with mid 50s expected.
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Associated Press
Ie Mercury
Philadelphia
Bradford
U.S
Ugley Women Rename Institute to Ugley Branch
In Ugley a local Women’s Institute has changed its title from Usley Women’s Institute to the Women’s Institute Ugley Branch reflecting a shift in name usage. The move targets clearer local identity and aligns with village branding.
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London
Essex
Ugley
Usley Women’s Institute
Women's Institute
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