Spot Line-O-Ads Offers Local Rates and Weekend Specials
Local Line-O-Ads rates at 32c a line, ads due noon day of publication. Flick's Tastee-freez offers parfaits for 40c Friday and Saturday, Murphy's chuck wagon dinner $1.19 at Corry Plaza, strip steak dinner $7 per couple at Corry Motor Inn with Goldentones music, Murphy's breakfast 49c at Corry Plaza. Journal seeks carrier helpers for Worth York West Washing ton West Smith routes. earnings over $7 weekly. VFW hosts Silver Spurs dance April 25 9 to 1, adults $1.50 students $1, sponsored by No-Bar Riding Club.
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Corry Motor Inn
Goldentones
Foxhead
Meekestenteater
Worth
York
Washington
West Smith Streets
Bertha Mc Michael
the Journal
Steate
VFW
Fabulous
Silver Spurs
Erie Mayor Responds to Pollution Claim Over Great Lakes Dredging
Erie Mayor Louis Tullio disputes President Nixon's assertion that a Great Lakes pollution cause lies in dredging. He notes the Army Corps would halt dredging unless a $2 million land dump is funded, with the feds covering half the cost. The city reports proceed amid potential shutdowns.
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BRE
Louis Tullio
Richard Nixon
Great Lakes
Tullio
White House
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Erie Harbor
Corps
Evie Locks
Mass Held for Mrs. Mary E. Davis at St. Thomas
The Requiem Mass for Mrs. Mary E. Davis was celebrated at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 this morning by Rev. John Lucas after a family prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home. Bearers were Guy Davis Thomas Hughes Joseph Lovern Joseph Miller William Miller and Edward Smith. Interment followed at St. Thomas Cemetery with attendees from Warren Buffalo and Erie including Patrick Miller Hazel Broker and Lyle Davis.
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Mary E. Davis
Edward Smith
Joseph Lovern
William Miller
Hazel Broker
Joseph Miller
Buffalo
Lyle Davis
Erie
Chuck Mack's Texaco Station Closing Notice
Chuck Mack's Texaco station at 820 North Center Street will be closed until further notice. Local motorists are advised to use alternate service stations while repairs are completed.
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Chuck Mack
Texaco
North Center Street
Ne “Sateetete
Bomb threat scare at Airco Speer Electronic Components
Bradford reports a bomb threat fad shifting to industry as a cultured male voice warned the Airco Speer Electronic Components plant. Police and fire units evacuated staff and searched the building with Speer personnel but found no explosive device. A separate note from Barbados station notes University of the West Indies may trim fall enrollment by about one third due to financial uncertainties.
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Bradford
Airco Speer Electronic Components
Norman Rathfon Jr
Robert V. Zimmerman
Speer
Bridgetown
Barbados
University of the West Indies
Bear Lake WSCW meeting notes and local events
Peggy Osborne and Raymond VanGuilder returned from the Veteran's Hospital. The WSCW of Bear Lake met at Mrs. Gerald Crosby's home with Mrs. George Morton leading a discussion on Medicine and Religion and officer elections. Upcoming events include a church slide show by the Mallerys, a mother and daughter banquet on May 11 at the Dutch Restaurant in Clymer, and a speaker from Jamestown's Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Births are announced for Cherie Jo Reed and a son born to the Campbell family, with further details on parental names and addresses.
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Peggy Osborne
Raymond VanGuilder
Veteran's Hospital
WSCW
Bear Lake
Gerald Crosby
George Morton
Merritt Smith
Paul VanOrd
Manford Smith
Thomas Watson
Clarence Kolstee
Clyde Kolstee
Raymond Hazeltine
Harold Mallery
Mallery
Africa
Clymer
Myrtle Paetznick
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Letters to the Editor on changing music tastes across eras
A reader responds to Mr Cookles’s piece A Musical Sickness, agreeing that today’s music differs greatly from the 1920s and 1930s. The letter argues that pop reflects its culture, noting shifts in attitudes and tastes, with references to Dylan and The Beatles and a call to judge songs by style as well as substance.
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Cookles
Bob Dylan
Rudy Vallee
YMCA Calendar Apr 20 1770 schedule and notes
The calendar lists daily YMCA activities from Monday to Saturday including men's swim, women and girls programs, trampolines, bus routes, adult coed classes, and special events like a 7 p.m. Red Cross First Aid session and Chili Dinner at 4:20 p.m. A late note states they cannot accept something. The text then shifts to letters about music taste across generations with references to The Beatles The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan and ends with a reader signing as Mrs. Clarence Heise from Corry Pennsylvania.
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Grae School
Union City
Red Cross
Duplicate Bridge
Clymer
Columbus
Flying Fish
Wattsburo
TriHiy
Family Swim
Laaders Club
Tom
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Dorothy Steaduan
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James Ester
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Mbert Fuller
David Wehht
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James Campbell
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Ralph Clark
John Reed
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Frank Pollock Jr
YMCA
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