North Hills Gals Close 1972 Ladies Day Season
The North Hills Golf Course women finished their 1972 Ladies Day season with 26 players in the final event. Charlotte Steves won low score for one club of your choosing, with Dottie Dolan and Steves tying for fewest putts in Flight A. The season concludes, but women will continue playing each Wednesday if weather permits.
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North Hills
Charlotte Staples
Fran Halfast
Charlotte Steves
Dottie Dolan
Steves
Inez Rath
Dottie Walsh
Mildred Reagle
Bonnie Peebles
McClintock Leads Bowling Opener To Start Season
Signs of fall appeared as the Senior Citizen's League opened its 1972 73 bowling season. Ollie McClintock led with a 187 game while Dan Troyer posted 185. Other high scores included Santer Citizen.
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McClintock
Neese's Daily Bar Announces Weekend and Monday Closure
Neese's Daily Bar will be closed Saturday September 2 and Monday September Ath. The notice informs patrons of the brief closure window and advises planning around the days.
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Montgomery Ward
Neese
Corry hospital emergency calls and local births noted
Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance service urged on emergency calls with desk volunteers listed. Births: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Daniel Ames of Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital. another daughter born to Corry at Cotty Memorial Espary Memorial Hospital. Also notes theater cancellation due to Mercury in a rock musical Age of Aquarius line.
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Moose Lodge
Daniel Ames
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry
Cotty Memorial Espary
Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Jupiter
Mars
Mercury
Mechanic Theater
What Will County Do With Pat
Erie October 10 registration for the November election closes and special registration sites end. Chief Registrar Della Desser and staff must compile qualified voter lists for polling stations. Pat Jensen, hired as coordinator, is treated as a regular employee earning 6466 dollars and mileage. County officials praise Jensen and consider moving him to another county post before the deadline.
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Erie
Della Desser
Pat Jensen
Jensen
Louis Rzymek
Desser
Try-M Expands to Seven Offices in Northwestern PA
William H. Dyke announced Allen L. Phillips as manager of the new Brookville Try-M office after the Modern Loan Company sale, expanding Try-M’s footprint to seven northwestern Pennsylvania offices including Warren Titusville Meadville Corry Greenville and Youngsville. Phillips previously assisted manager David Lehman in Titusville and worked in the Warren home office.
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William H. Dyke
Try-M Finance
Try-M Consumer Discount Companies
Allen L. Phillips
Brookville
Modern Loan
Try-M
Modern
Ville
Pennsylvania
Warren
Titusville
Meadville
Corry
Greenville
Youngsville
Phillips
David Lehman
Tice
Allen
Union City Memorial Hospital Discharges Nearby Residents
A hospital discharge list from Union City Memorial Hospital includes Cheryl St John and several local residents. Names tied to Union City addresses appear alongside other towns such as Corry. no injuries or medical details specified. The record notes multiple households and streets in the Union City area.
Charge Boy For Dosing Baby Food
Police filed a malicious mischief petition in Crawford County Court against a 17 year old boy who was caught putting aspirin in baby food at Riverside Market. Jars were sent to the State Police lab in Erie for analysis. Market manager Wendell Haney said the staff supervised the suspect as he acted and removed two affected jars from shelves.
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Titusville
Crawford County
Riverside
Erie
Wendell Haney
Maney
Bailey Wedding Rumor Stirs Iowa Court Mystery
Polk County District Court Judge Leo Oxberger said Bailey and Lynda Hart married last Saturday with about 25 attendees in Des Moines Iowa. Bailey’s Boston office declined to confirm any ceremony.
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YES Movies
Iowa
F. Lee Bailey
Lynda Hart
Bailey
Boston
Polk County District Court
Leo Oxberger
Miss Hart
Capitol Airlines
Nuns Island
Que
Auction sale of farm machinery and real estate near Edinboro
On Saturday September 2 1972 a large auction will liquidate farm equipment and tools of Robert Hall Sr at Edgar Hall farm five miles east of Edinboro Pennsylvania. Items include Massey Ferguson tractors discs balers planters and a Gehl flail chopper along with a 5 acre parcel containing a two story post office leased building. Real estate deposit is six thousand dollars with brochure contact Industrial Auctioneers Java Center New York.
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Edinboro
Waterford
Cambridge Springs
Coby
Massey Ferguson
New Holland
Burik
Savko Lumber and Supply Company
Columbus
U. S. Postal Service
J. V. Tregeser
Java Center
N. Y
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Corry Central
Happy Gang
H. J. Young Sales Agency
North Center Street
Deer Head
William Morton Coiffures
Spring Street
Shirley Daniels
Ortons
Canadohia
Children’s Letters Art Gallery
Elmwood Ave
Buffals
Aly
King Features
Brokenstraw Inn
Callect
D —Maplecrest
Fiye Rexall Drugs
Stanford Hose
Spring Creek
Sciota Village
Carrolls Bar
North Hills Gals
Elks
Columbia, S.C
South Carolina Department of Corrections
Richard E. Brogle
Richard M. Gore
Loblaws
Rira
Orchard Park
California
Pek
Var.org
Ronly
Emmond
Builders Supply
Shemburs
Mlhers
Ollie McClintock
Edgar Spoon
Dan Troyer
Ken Morrison
Pat Patters
Cliff Buesink Ford
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Cern
Corry Ambulance Service
Mary Jane Stright
Virginia Williams
M. Dean Houser
East Pleasant Street
Donald Jones
R.D
Gordon Fralick
Lucretia Reynolds
Clinton Thieme
Clymer
Mary Johnson
Stephen Wettenburg
Bessie Buesink
Findley Lake
Reade Langhurst
Maple Avenue
Barbara Duink
Dat M.t
County
Pat
Robert Gibson
The
H.P
Nice
H.P. Cadet
Styers Sales & Service
W. Smith
St. Corry, Pa
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Cheryl St. John
Union
Neil Jones Sr
E. High Street
Henry Gruber
Perry Johnson
Marion Street
Ora Ites
East Street
Kimberly Vorse
Brown Street
C. B. Stockton
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