Place 9 HS Dropouts In Jobs Here
Corry bureau head Joseph M. Kablach urges youths to return to classes when school resumes and notes unemployment is higher among drop-outs. BES data show 21 of 41 local drop-outs 1967-68 were registered, nine placed, with statewide 23,613 drop-outs. He warns drop-outs drift between unskilled jobs and are first laid off, stressing education openings.
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Joseph M. Kablach
Corty
Pennsylvania State Bureau of Employment , Security
Kablach
Corry Office
BES
Bureau
Corry Bes
Pennsylvania
State
Troopers raid nine men in dice game at farmhouse
Butler AP dispatch reports state troopers raiding a farmhouse early in the morning disrupted a group of nine men playing barbout a Turkish dice game. Eight were charged with gaming and John P Cirillo 40 of Butler was charged with establishing a gambling place in Center Township. One man Paul Barnhart 47 of Pittsburgh was jailed for parole violation.
Titusville Girl Heads Home From Prague Invasion Scene
Miss Margaret Ann Wiborg, 21, of Titusville, reached Amsterdam after a train ride from Prague, a key site in the Soviet bloc invasion. She phoned her mother upon arrival and will sail back to the United States from Rotterdam Wednesday. A Thiel College senior, she was touring Europe with a Nattiny Students Association group when the violence erupted in Czechoslovakia.
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Titusville
Margaret Ann Wiborg
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Wiborg
Helge J. Wiborg Jr
Europe
TH College
Nate Tony
Irate Father Fires At Car Involving Daughter
An irate Measanville area man allegedly fired two rifle shots at a car carrying his daughter and a man identified only as Truman. The incident occurred Saturday evening near KD. 1, Tescatville, Wschpegen, with shots striking the vehicle’s tail light. Anderson is lodged in Perest County after posting $1,000 bond. State police could not provide further occupants’ details.
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Mam
Truman
Stats
Anderson
Annabelle
Svlly
Welcome Wagon Hostess Welcomes New Neighbors
A Welcome Wagon Hostess offers a warm greeting to newcomers with gifts and guidance. When a new neighbor moves in, call 668-9351 to arrange a friendly follow up and receive information on local schools churches shops and community facilities.
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Ruth Gordon
Sidney Blackmer
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Strlen
Ayer Vem Si
John Cassavetes
Evans
Aip
Belay
William Castle
Dean Martin and
Robert Mitchum
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the Gunfire Preacher
Paramount Picture
Nick Adams
Watone
Ake
Juiroil
Journal
Hollies
Fay
Lone Oaks Rest Home
Findley la
Aey
Heller
Mike Lilx
Storacik's Mobile
Kelly Tire
Pondel’s
Sunoco
Pratt -Rawleigh
Don Tanner
Gould Street
Mead Avenue
FORD
Ed" Burkhart
Cliff Buesink
Corry
Chrysler
Plymouth
Chryslers
Plymouths
Turben
Columbus
George Christensen
George
Sparta
Fords ‘Ltd
GUY M. Fish Company
Spartansburg
Neyn" Williams Special
Guy M. Fish
Ford Dealer
Desmond Electric Company Electrical Contracting
Oil City
Boron
Columbus Avenue
F. L. Baressi
Hammond Lumber
Corry Agway, Inc
Peninsylvania Avenue
Ates
Davy
Faz
Fred Ruffener
Worth Street
F Auto
Elgin Road
M M
Albert Sayagot
Frank Sturgis
American Breeders Service
Don Knapp
Asstf
Ohio
c/o Corry Journal
Powell Consumer Discount CO
North Center Street
East South Street
Andrew Jagta and Son
Howard Blakeslee
R. D
Archie Hurlbut
Gallup & Tenhaken
John Deere and Paper Clymer
N.Y
New
Capital
Baldwin
Bohman Music Company
East 10Th Street
Erie
Roadio
Kloss TV
Cherry Builders’ Supply
Dorothy Mathews
Boston
Hollywood
Eagle Furniture
Schaub
South Center Street
C. Murphy Co
Peterson Homes
First Avenue
Sqaat
East Main Street
Mehr Metals
Jamestown
Grove Street
Steadman
B. W. Brown
G. Bulard
Onsom
Burkhart
Melvin S. Cobbett
Shirley Hammerlee
Gladys Thompson
Leslie
Wattsburg
Robert G
Tunnel Insurance
West Park Place
Phar
Carl H. Fallom
Baldwin Big
Penna
John J. Dailey
Ostrow, Dailey & Dailey
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Buesink Ford
Clymer, N. Y
Park Lane
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Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
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