Friendly Circle meets at Mrs Thompson’s home
Bernice Marsh reports the Friendly Circle will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs Harold Thompson. Bible verse for roll call starts with A for April. Callers this week are Miss Elouise Marsh’s visitors Mrs Paul Blaha, Mrs Lillian Wallace, and Mrs Arthur Wallace. Beverly Albright of Jamestown visited with her parents. David Albright and David Bayle family guests from Westminster, Colorado, visit Monday to Saturday. Bayle unable to attend due to work. Mr and Mrs Clifford Aikens Sr dined with Mr and Mrs John Sheehan Thursday. Other guests included Loren Upperman of Clymer and Hollis Upperman of Columbus.
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Bernice Marsh
Harold ‘Thompson
April
Elouise Marsh
Paul Blaha
Lillian Wallace
Arthur Wallace
Beverly Albright
Jamestown
David Albright
David Bayle
Westminster
Colo
Amos Vankarden
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Haus Blaha
Francis Rascher
Marco Island
Fis
Bradenton
Ila
Walter McElroy
Donald Engle
Columbus
Engles
California
Julius Blaha
Middletown
Paul
Irene
Florence Linendell
Clymer
Clarence Spitzer
Amos VanEarden
Royal Legters
Robert Hewes
Ronald Willey
Roland Gates
Naomi Clark
Gladys Rogers
John B. Jess
Fred Marsh
Alice Camp
Richard Smolk
Findley Lake
James VanBarden
William VanBarden
Clymer Center
Myron Wallace
Corry Hospital
Cheryl Kay Aikens
Clifford Aikens Jr
John Hamilton
John Hank
Conneaut Lake
Faith
Elovise Marsh
Joseph Nakoski
Edmond
Okla
Albert Dendler
Edward Prugar
Erie
Dendlers
San Diego
Calif
Clifford Aikens Sr
Social Round of Dinners Visits and Church Gathering
The community shares a busy period of visits and meals across Sherman, Clymer, Findley Lake, and nearby towns. Guests include the Curtiss and VanEarden families, multiple trips to Marco Island and California, and a Ladies Fellowship meeting at First Baptist Church followed by a church service.
Lab Grows Skin For Burns at ABA Meeting
Doctors from Shriners Burn Institute report skin grown from two 3 by 6 inch patches could re surface patients with over 50 percent burns. A new plastic coating poured onto fresh burns forms a protective, infection shield, reducing need for repeated antibiotic dressings.
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Anaheim
Califori
American Burn Association
Shriners Burn Institute
Cincinnati
Canary Islands
ABA
Alan ‘Dimick
Bruce MacMillan
Shriners Institute
MacMillan
Princess Anne Expecting Child in November
Princess Anne, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, is expecting a baby in November. The child would be the Queen’s first grandchild as her silver coronation anniversary is celebrated. Anne, the Queen’s only daughter, married Army Capt. Mark Phillips on November 14, 1973.
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London
Anne
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Army
Mark Phillips
After 47 Years He's A Lawyer
Ed ward H Smyrl, a Black legal assistant, was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar at age 62 after decades of study and work. The state Supreme Court waived the bar exam requirement, marking a rare exception in its 200 year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edward H. Smyrl
Smyrl
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Hopson Reynolds
Ed Smyrl
Common Pleas Court
Alexander Barbieri
Georgia State College
Savannah
Lincoln University
Oxford
University of Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Robert N.C. Nix
Nix
W. Pinnock Bailey
Bailey
Supreme Court
Smurl
Smyr
Eyeglass Ripoff May Be As Much As 500 Percent
Eyewear retailers testified to a Senate Small Business subcommittee that state rules restricting competition inflate eyeglass prices by as much as 400 to 600 percent. They cited apprenticeship requirements and advertising limits as barriers, and noted price information is hard for consumers to obtain. Budget Optical president Lance Berkowitz described hostility after he began posting prices and facing phony eye exam appointments.
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Washington
William Schwartz
Wall and Ochs
Herbert Hart
Dart Drug
Virginia
Maryland
Senate
Hart
Schwartz
Connecticut
New York
Lance Berkowitz
Budget Optical
First Funds Issued For Boyle Trial
Washington County commissioners approved a 50000 special account for former United Mine Workers President W A Boyle’s new trial. The funds will be sent to Delaware County, the likely site for the trial, with estimated costs potentially reaching 200000. Boyle faces charges in the 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. The case was moved to Delaware County where he was previously sentenced to life terms in 1974. The Supreme Court ordered a new trial in January. Boyle, 75, is free on 250000 bond. No motions to relocate have been filed.
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Washington, Pa
Washington County
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Delaware County
Boyle
Joseph
Jock" Yablonski
Clarksville, Pa
State Supreme Court
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
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Corry Journal
Princess Anne
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Indianapolis
UAW
Berkey’s Greenhouse & Floral Shop
Spartansburg
Jun
Idaho
N.Y
Tua
The
YMCA
Kim Hanna
Mamie Smith
College Women’s Club
Newcomers
Brokenstraw
Wwcb Radio
Ron Smith
Ron Rairie
WWCB
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