Corry Hospital Spot Line-O-Ads Update
A Spot Line-O-Ads report lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital with names and addresses. It notes new admissions such as Gregg Glaviano and Harold Hicks and discharges including Coral Nelson Brenda Niemeyer and Curtis Dalrymple, plus a schedule of local business promos and community notices from 2015 events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Nelson
Marion Street
Brenda Niemeyer
Corry
Curtis Dalrymple
Bear Lake
Verna Peeve
Gould Street
James Hulings
County PFA Signs 510th Member Farm in Wattsburg
The Erie County Farmers' Association reached its goal of 510 new and renewing members with 80 new signups this year. Calvin and Mrs. Kimmy of Wattsburg joined for one year. they operate a 235 acre dairy farm milking Holstein cows. The ECFA Spring Information Meeting is set for Friday at the South Shore Inn with Chet Hein from PFA as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Farmers’ Association
Dayton Eastman
Wattsburg
Calvin Kimmy
R.D
United States
Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
James Schultz
North East
ECFA
Schultz
Peters
Dennis
Darrell
Duglas
Dean
Eastman
South Shore Inn
Chet-Hein
PFA
South Gets More Rain and Tornadoes Across the South
The storm system dropped heavy rain into Alabama and Georgia with five tornadoes in southern Georgia and northern Florida. Brunswick suffered damage in a 10 block area as trees and power lines fell. A funnel cloud touched Pensacola with minor damage, no injuries reported. Rain totals reached up to 5 inches in spots. rivers rose but flood risk was limited. In New Orleans area, spillway gates opened to divert Mississippi River water toward Lake Pontchartrain, easing levee pressure but raising concerns for saltwater oysters and shrimp livelihoods. River level stood at 18 feet, five feet below the levee top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alabama
Georgia
South Atlantic
Florida Peninsula
Florida
Brunswick
Pensacola
Fla
Montgomery
Mobile
Macon
Columbus
National Weather Service
Bennett Carre
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Lake Pontchartrain
Robert Morris Set To Resume Classes
The Robert Morris College board of trustees approved a new contract ending a week-long strike. Teachers at downtown and Moon Township campuses will return to work after a pact that includes a $2,900 raise over 31 months, no reprisal, makeup time, layoffs protections, class size limits, and binding arbitration of grievances, by a 44 to 12 Local 3412 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert Morris College
Moon Township
American Federation of Teachers
Abby Advice Column Letters On Faith Diet And Marriage
A reader defends Christian prayers in public settings sparking debate with a correspondent from Panama City. A parent seeks guidance on a picky four year old diet while an editor answers about children’s eating and a groom asks about omitting obey from wedding vows with Abby advising cherish instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Prosecution Opens Case Against Hilton in Kickback Scheme
The prosecution begins its case today against Frank Hilton former state insurance chief charged with extortion perjury and income tax fraud tied to a 31000 kickback Hilton who waived a jury trial amid heavy publicity faces federal charges and a separate state accusation of inflating premiums on state vehicle policies witnesses include Keystone Bank ally David Oppenheim and Keystone insiders while former governor Shapp and aides were subpoenaed to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank Hilton
Hilton
U S. District Court
Gerald Weber
Harold Gondelman
Guv. Shapp
Gondelman
U.S
Commonwealth
Shapp
Keystone Bank
Westmoreland County
Keystone
David Oppenheim
Meadville
Oppenheim
Rockwood Insurance Co
Somerset
Richard Doran
Warren Council Backs Officers in Civil Rights Suit
Warren Borough votes to supply reasonable counsel fees for patrolman Thomas Rosenquist and former sergeant Edward Petersen in a pending suit filed by a St Marys couple. The council discusses defending other borough officials named in a separate federal civil rights suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Borough
Thomas Rosenquist
Edward Petersen
St. Marys
Bradley S. Collin
Knox Harper
Zemail Math
Harper
Paige
Ralph Papalia
Rockwell O'Sheill
O'Sheill
O’sheill
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Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Helen Haight
Oletha Johnston
Gregg Glaviano
Summer Street
Sue King
Colonial Terrace
Lyle Fardink
Clymer
Merriam Einink
North Clymer
Henry Simmonson
Liberty Street
Harold Hicks
West Washington Street
Duane Sheffield
West Pleasant Street
Kathi Kelsey
East Frederick Street
Wilbur Shepard
Union City
Jay
Jack Gibbons
John Caldwell
Mrs. Dale Tillotson
Union Cie
Norbert Whiteley
Pittsfield
B’s Steak House
Corry Motor Inn
Cochran's
Richard
Helen) Steadman
St. Elizabeth Parish Center
The
Raiders
A&e
Tu-Thetf
Nichols
Ace
Cherry Builders Supply
Marion
Center
Earle Insurance
B& D
Frances Jaquith
Leed's
Tim Theisen
Dan Dingfelder
Carol
Deer Head Inn
South
Robert Morris
Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Chico Troune
N.Y. Nowe Synd., Inc
Panama City
Moe Moe
L.A
Calif
Bodder
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Warren Council
Fort Rucker
Ala
Sally Woolfolk
Kansas
Army Aviation School
Bracken Funeral Home
Romeo Racken
Aracre
Corry Drive IN
Sean Connery
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Bros
First Avenue
Roger Bailey
Richard Price
Lehman’s Tire Service
IstAve
Walter Shields
Tom Keener
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Larry Jaggi
Edmond Potocki
Rossbacher Insurance Service Corner
W. South
First Ave
WWCB
Carl R, Counasse
Emil Toplovich
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