Local Line O Ad Offers and Business Notes
Spot Line O Ads advertises local rates at 40 cents per line and noon day-of publication acceptance. Notes include a Corry Central Labor Club dance by The Happy Gang, a Sti eseegerte degente ententente line, All Way Electric ad, and a season tease Get Ready For The Season. Listings mention H J Young Sales Agency at 154 North Center Street with linoleum sales, Cherry Builders Supply, and a farewell message from Dan and Brenda at 1127 Ran To the Grice Chet.
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Corry
Serrareeegeeeiege
H. J. Young Sales Agency
North Center Street
Hestentestententes
Cherry Builders Supply
Bear Lake beautification and fair committee notes
Peggy Osborne reports on the Bear Lake beautification committee meeting held at Mrs. Ralph Barrett's home with Mrs. Gene Jukes presiding. They planned Labor Day fair activities with Mrs. Hildred Caldwell in charge of games. Next meeting is May 20 hosted by Mrs. Jukes. The Bear Lake community fair committee will meet Monday at 7 30 in the office. Mr. Wilson of Panama to show nature pictures. Edward Snow returns from Corry Memorial Hospital and Clyde Hotchkiss from Jamestown General Hospital.
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Peggy Osborne
Ralph Barrett
Gene Jukes
Hildred Caldwell
Jukes
Bear Lake
To Appeal Court Ruling On Beer Sales In Pa
In Pottsville Pennsylvania two Schuylkill County beer distributors plan to appeal a Commonwealth Court ruling that tightens territorial limits on wholesale beer. They were cited by the Liquor Control Board for buying from an importer in Schuylkill and selling in Dauphin, violating designated territories. The court barred secondary distributors from crossing territorial lines. Attorney George Lindsay said he will seek higher court review and may pursue federal courts if the appeal fails.
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Pottsville
State Supreme Court
Schuylkill County
George Lindsay
Liquor Control Board
Dauphin County
Commonwealth Court
Corry Memorial Hospital Admission and Discharge Listings
Corry Memorial Hospital report as of 1 A.M. lists admissions including Mrs. John Bulard, Mrs. David Davis, Sylvester Corey, Mrs. Milo Smith, and others. Discharges include Andrew Jones, Mrs. Arthur Barton, Lyle Gabriel, James G. Clapp, and additional names and addresses. Corry Ambulance Service and DESK VOLUNTEERS contact numbers provided. Tomorrow’s open times noted for afternoon and evening.
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John Bulard
R.D. 2
Corry
David Davis
Columbus
Sylvester Corey
Maple Avenue
Milo Smith
Ashville
N.Y
Andrew Jones
East South Street
Arthur Barton
West Smith Street
Lyle Gabriel
R.D
Clymer
James G. Clapp
Elgin
Paul Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Mary Kuzma
Spring Street
Clarence Schaefer
East Main Street
John Murray
Oil City
Larry K. Nichols
Joseph F. Brown
Bradford
Mary Louise Waterhouse
East Smith Street
Donald Hildum and Son
Joseph Polach Jr
Union City
High Profits Spark Expansion Plans at Allegheny Ludlum
Allegheny Ludlum Industries reports a strong first quarter with net earnings of 11.3 million on 227 million in sales, projecting a record year. A 10 year expansion in flat rolled division is planned, and True Temper Corp will continue a 4.5 million plant expansion in Amory Mississippi.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny Ludlum Industries
Roger S. Ahlbrandt
Allegheny Ludlum
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Co
True Temper Corp
Amory
Miss
Ah-lbrandt
$27,000 Grants For Economic Research
Harrisburg AP Three grants totaling 27000 for research planning and promotion for economic development were announced by the Commerce Department. The grants go to Chester County Development Council Exton 11972 Greater Berks Development Fund Reading 9012 and Westmoreland County Promotion and Development Council 6426. Union City Livestock Prices Sale April 25 Good and choice hogs 30 to 32 sows 26 to 28 beef cows 31 to 34 canner and cutters 27 to 29 beef heifers 32 to 36 bulls 37 to 40 veal calves 60 to 65 heavy and medium calves 45 to 52 lambs 34 to 40.
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Harrisburg
Commerce Department
Chester County Development Council
Exton
Greater Berks Development Fund
Reading
Westmoreland County Promotion and Development Council
Union City
Streaking Dies Out Says University Officials
The Associated Press reports streaking has faded from campus life as safety officials call it an natural death. University of Massachusetts director David L Johnston says it became pop ular and campy and students have returned to studies. Princeton and Florida State University reflect a one time experience with no urge to repeat. Georgia claimed a record 1500 participants on one March evening across diverse sites including the Academy Awards and Vatican City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Johnston
Public Safety
University of Massachusetts
Doug Worley
Princeton
Florida State University
Mike Beaudoin
University of Georgia
Vatican City
Letters to the Editor raise local concerns and praise
Readers defend volunteers and Troop 80 cleanup efforts while criticizing leaders in Sparta and Corry. They urge accountability at all government levels, oppose bigger buildings, and push for a people’s government responsive to taxpayers. The note mentions merger hearings and election stakes.
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U.S
Sparta
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Florence Colegrove
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Sparta School
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Century Vista
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S. Center Street
Grice Jewlers
Chas. A
Mary Helene) Williams
Roger
Mary) Andrus
Gene
Helen) Matson
Dennis
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Ruth Bennett
Charles H. Bracken
Erie
Mary C. Rudolph
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