Birthday Calendar plans announced by Stanford Hose Auxiliary
The Stanford Hose Company and Ladies Auxiliary plan a community Birthday Calendar with listings for families and organizations. Prices are 2 for a calendar listing or 75 cents for a listing only. Deadline is September 10. Also notes baby shower for Mrs. Mitchell and Nickolas, a Findley Lake high school reunion August 16, a sesquicentennial Sherman event, and an upcoming flower show August 30. Pittsburgh National Bank raises prime rate to 8 percent.
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Stanford Hose Company
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lauren
Jackie) Shreve
Charles
Judy) Brockman
Willard
Marie) Shreve
Auxiliary
Findley Lake
Swartz
Woodland Shores
Sherman
Dorothy Swartz
Minford Peterson
Alice V. Peterson
R.D. 2
Clymer
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh National Bank
Golden Agers Enjoy Tureen Dinner at YMCA
Corry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA for a tureen dinner noon yesterday. Mrs. Nina Rozelle Sr. presided. group singing featured piano by Mrs. Agnes Johnson. Rick Ringler of First United Methodist Church gave devotions. A poem was read and a moment of silence for Lucy Kirin and Ellen Banks observed. Three new members welcomed. Miss Clara Pierce attended as guest. Members plan to attend Warren County Fair for Senior Citizens Day. Charles Amy reported ill in hospital. Next meeting set for August 14.
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Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Douglas
Nina) Rozelle Sr
Oscar
Agnes) Johnson
Rick Ringler
First United Methodist Church
Lucy Kirin
Ellen Banks
Harvey Davis
Edna Williams
Clara Pierce
Harbor City
Calif
Charles
Amy
Manequins
Niagara Falls
Ont
Prince Charming
Sleeping Beauty
Families Travel Canada Visits and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Donald Stevenson return from a week in Ontario visiting the Toronto Science Center Casa Loma Brantford and a Six Nation museum while their children Donna Roy and Scott engage in camps and trips. Nearby, Colette Heilman and family visit Findley Lake with Carolina ties. Navy families Knowlton brothers serve at Great Lakes and Philadelphia. Moose Lodge meeting set. household tips and a Demosthenes quote end the column with jet trip notes to California and Yosemite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Adeline) Stevenson
Columbus
Ontario
Canada
Toronto Science Center
Casa Loma Castle
Alexander Graham Bell
Brantford
Thomas Ford Bible Camp
Donna Stevenson
Church of God
Donna
Camp Crystal Springs
Brant
Roy
Camp Cornplanter
Kinzua
Scott
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Calif
Wade
Colette) Heilman
Clint
Heather
North Carolina
C.A
Elsie) McClintock
West
Congress Street
McClintocks
Findley Lake
Heismans
Corry
Fayetteville
N.C
Erkki Rainesalo
Heilmans
Colette
Rainesales
Wayne Street
United States Navy
Philip Knowlton
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Patrick Knowlton
Navy
Charles Sperry
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Rodney
Marilyn) Knowlton
East Pleasant Street
Cavaliers Club to Sponsor a Lime Run Event
The Cavaliers Motorcycle Club sponsors a lime run on August 12 inviting local riders. Registration starts at noon at the Elgin Beaverdam Firehall with the run beginning at 1 pm. Refreshments and trophies will be provided and Richard Blount or Evelyn Owens can supply more details.
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The
Cavaliers Motorcycle Club
Elgin Beaverdam Firehall
Richard Blount
Evelyn Owens
Rotary Discusses Bazaar Days At Noon Meeting
Rotary Club members met at Venture Inn for a noon session to plan Sidewalk Days booths in the downtown area. Alfred Ficcardi led the meeting in president Eugene Theisen’s absence. They reported on the Mead Park Rotary pavilion and noted the Armitages moved to 20 East Hoover Avenue, Holiday, Florida. Hubert Vaughn gave the invocation.
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Rotary Club
Venture Inn
Alfred Ficcardi
Eugene ‘Theisen
Rotary
Mead Park
William Armitage
East
Hoover Avenue
Holiday, Fla
Hubert Vaughn
Dent urges Nixon not veto 2.20 minimum wage bill
Representative Dent of Pennsylvania says the president should not veto the measure raising the federal minimum wage to 2.20 an hour citing soaring living costs. He notes the current rate is 1.60 and argues a veto would be unrealistic, urging compassion for workers described as forgotten Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Nixon
Dent
Jeannette
Westmoreland County
General Telephone to Sell $25 Million Bonds
General Telephone Co of Pennsylvania says it will sell 25 million dollars in first mortgage bonds to reduce short term debts used for construction. Plans were disclosed in an SEC registration filing. Bonds due September 1, 2003.
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Erie, Pa
General Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Securities & Exchange Commission
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Bertha McMichael
Mitchell
Rex Messenger
Herbert Trisket
West Washington Street
Raymond
Carolyn) Mitchell
Nickolas
Robert Fish
Edwin Mikesell
Becky Fish
Mikesell
Hill and Dale
Conrad Youngbert
Ward Sharp
Elmer Swanson
Helen Lindell
Russell
Charles Brockman
Willard Shreve
Lauren Shreve
McMichael
Mt. Everest
MT. Everest Corporation
Fox Pavilion
Jenkintown
4Merchandise
Birdie
Chicago
Roger Tanner
Theron
Cleveland
Ohio
Carol
Demosthenes
Harold
Doris) Tanner
R.D. 4
West Coast
Erica) Tanner
Arlen
Larkspur
Bay Area
Golden Gate Park
Fisherman’s Wharf
Ghirardelli Square
San Francisco Bay
Yosemite National Park
Harold Tanners
O'Hare International Air
Cavaliers Club
General Telephone
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Inc
Crawford County Fairgrounds
Meadville
George Parsells
Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association
Harrisburg