Community Members Named in Hospital Admittances and Discharges
A stream of hospital notices lists names admitted or discharged including Miggie Roche, Erma Jean Hanbaum, Mrs. Daniel McClellan, Mrs. Archie Harper, Mrs. George Paden, Jackson Taylor, Beth Ane Ladika, Harry Nelson, Mrs. Leonard Fralick, Raymond Butters, Elbert Lilley, Ryan Smith, Mrs. Carl Patterson, Charles Way, Mrs. Kenneth Jackson, Mrs. Doris Christensen, and others. The notice includes addresses in Corry, Clymer, Sparlandsburg, Youngsville, Nod Cymer, Sher man, and more, with various family and age details. Local ads follow for Montgomery Ward, Country Foods, and other merchants, plus sale promotions and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McClellan
Mound Treet
Archie Harper
Spartansburg
George Paden
Essex Street
Jackson Taylor
R.D
Corry
Beth Ane
Mark Ladika
West
Washington Street
Harry Nelson
Mead Avenue
Leonard Fralick
Smith Street
Martin Smith
Clymer
N.Y
Carl Patterson
Spar- Lansburg
Charles
Cooper Industries Reports First Quarter Earnings Rise
Cooper Industries Inc. in Houston posts Q1 fully diluted earnings of 1.06 per share, up from 0.93 a year earlier, with revenues at 161 million versus 129 million in 1976. All segments advanced, led by aircraft services, which saw earnings more than double year over year. The firm is a major maker of band tools and aircraft engine services. Local division is Cooper Energy Services. NY Rural Visitors survey finds 38 percent from outside the metro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Industries, Inc
Houston
Tex
Cooper Industries
Robert Cizik
Cizik
Aircraft Services
Cooper Energy Services
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
DEAR ABBY Lively Letters on Trucks and Worry
Abridged reader letters discuss truck drivers spouses fearing for husbands on long hauls. One Alabama wife shares trust in prayer and safety, another wife prefers happiness at home. A Florida reader discusses parental correction of spelling and Abby’s reply defends addressing the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Mike
David
Alabama
Luke
C.H
Fort Pierce
Fla
Pa Commerce Secretary Nomination Confirmed
Harrisburg ap The Pennsylvania Senate reversed itself voting 40 to 6 to confirm Nor val Reece as commerce secretary after a prior 26 to 21 defeat. The dispute over Reece linked to Shapp Rizzo tensions and Philadelphia school finances, with officials saying no bargain influenced the latest vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Norval Reece
Commerce
Reece
Shapp
Commerce Post
Henry Cianfiani
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Cianfiani
Rizzo
Sen
Craig Lewis
Philadelphia- Montgomery
Ute
McLaughlin
Sparrows Restore Nesting Amid Starling Thief Threat
In a backyard scene the two sparrows return to their nest as reconstruction begins on the first warm sunlit days. Starlings raid nesting material from the opening, forcing the small birds to drag strings and twigs into the house. Tulips glow along the south lawn while wild May flowers appear in southern Indiana. Early April brings cold ground and delayed rhubarb and asparagus growth, with leaf buds bursting and lawns nearing mowing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maple Tree
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miggie Roche
Erma Jean Hanbaum
Heinrich Albers
Youngsville
Mary Stowe
East South Street
Laura
John Amacher
West Main Street
Jon Kerr
Melisa Mae
Wright Street
Richard Applebee Jr
Nod Cymer
N.S
Gordon Hubbell
Sherman
Jennie Beckerink
Mney
Carol's Carousel
Reed Shop
Montgomery Ward
Country Foods
Opi
Shaver’s
Euclid Street
Shambura’s
Leo Jackman’s
Bown-Aire Lanes
Spring Creek
McElroy
Serrins Auto Parts
T-Trtaz
Kelly Tire
Pondel
Sunoco
Roberts Furniture
Anchor House
West Church Street
Virginia Stockton
Ward
Ike
Cooper
Dean Axbby
Wheeler
the Lord
Pa. Commerce
Japses
Margueritezarger
YMCA
Corry Fine Arts
WWCB
East Branch News
Spectrum Control
Blue Cross
Shields
Roa
Viking
Mars
Spear Control
Presen
Te 6
Sest
Erie
Tom Venable
Spectrum
Blue Cross of
Wester
Pennsylvania
Blue Shield
G. Daniel Baldwin
State Street
Eri
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