Bear Lake community notices and hospital reports
Peggy Osborne John Machae Jr and Mrs Flora Thompson have returned home after Corry Hospital. Roy Perkins admitted to Corry Hospital for surgery. The sewing circle met with Mrs Lynn Ostrander weekly. Dan Cornish ice cream stand now run by Mrs Ronald Sechriest and Mrs Kenneth Schenck with Mr Cornish managing camping. Sherri Lauer from Jamestown visited Marlene Osborne. Mark Skinner stayed with aunt Mrs Hazel Oviatt for two weeks. Easter gatherings included Basil Skinner and many relatives. A special Council meeting was led by President Lee Crosby on Wednesday evening.
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Peggy Osborne John Machae Jr
Flora Thompson
Corry Hospital
Roy Perkins
Lynn Ostrander
Richard Enslin and
Clyde Hotchkiss
Dan Cornish
Ronald Sechriest
Kenneth Schenck
Cornish
Mark Skinner
Albert Sehreist
Joe Pillar Sr
Tom and
Vince
Tidioute
Joe Pillar Jr
Warren
Carl Pillar
Bonnie Etter
State College
Basil Skinner
Charles Kopta
South Ripley
Clyder Volk
Clymer
Ernest Skinner
Baseball Beer Hassle Settled at Three Rivers Stadium
In Pittsburgh AP reports the concessionaire told the Pirates Duquesne Beer would be sold at the next game ending a dispute over serving only Iron City Beer in the stands. Duquesne workers had picketed during the opener while Duke beer was only at booths. A county judge issued a permanent injunction against further picketing.
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Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates
Duquesne
Pirates
Iron City
Duke
Allegheny County
Arthur Wessel Jr
CBS Seeks Oscar Winner George C Scott for Washington Role
CBS News negotiates with Oscar winner George C Scott to portray George Washington in three Te event specials marking the 200th anniversary of the American Revolution. Scott would play Washington at three career stages in ex temporaneous format.
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New York
CBS News
George C. Scott
George Washington
Scott
Washington
Peter Ustinov
Lord North
Gen
George Patton
Police Academy Graduate Heads to Butler Assignment
Larry E. Jackson 26 of Corry will graduate Wednesday from the Pennsylvania State Police Academy in Hershey. A Corry Area High School alumnus and father of three, he will be stationed at Troop D headquarters in Butler. A separate item notes Western Kentucky uses a new computer toll system on the Owensboro Henderson toll road to cut human error in toll collection.
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Larry E. Jackson
A.D
Corry
Pennsylvania State Police Academy
Hershey
Corry Area
Jackson
Troop D
Butler
Frankfort
Owensboro-Henderson
Kentucky
YMCA April 1917 Schedule Brims With Swim and Sport
The calendar lists weekly YMCA activities across kids and adults including beginner and advanced swims, coed and men’s options, Tadpole classes, baby sittter games, bridge, gymnastics, and weight classes. Events occur in All Purpose, High School, and pool spaces with family swims and rentals noted.
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Coes
Wesaraup
Waltsburg
Columbus
Metructien
Hed Crows
Aia
Jr High
Spartansburg
Girl Scouts
Pam
Bliss Memorial Ym
Apm
Sam
Bliss Memorial
Steel firm to pay fine and clean up in Ohio River case
Crucible Steel, Inc. agreed to begin work to halt Ohio River pollution from its Midland Works and pay 20000 into the Clean Water Fund under a Beaver County court order. The two year plan targets discharges of cyanide, phenols, oil and solids at 70 million gallons daily. Meanwhile Soviet ships moved through the Turkish straits en route to the Mediterranean, identified as Myrka class escort vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver, Pa
Crucible Steel, Inc
Ohio River
Midland
Clean Water Fund
Beaver County
John N. Snyder
Ohio
Istanbul
Turkey
Turkish Straits
Mediterranean
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Bear Lake News
CBS
Union City
Howared Rich
Eustis, Fla
Truman—Davis
Thomas Smith
Police Academy
YMCA
Wens Ayn Gare
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Kitchen Village, Inc
North Center St
Steel Firm
Marriage & la Mode
Elliott Gould
Ford Dealers
America
Jaguar
Maverick
Accent Group
Cliff Buesink Ford, Inc
West Smith Street
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