Spot Line-O-Ads and Local Ads Preview
Local rates are 25c a line for Spot Line-O-Ads with ads accepted until noon on publication day. Connie's Cream Puffs offers festive baked goods. Corry Baking Company supplies sliced and unsliced bread. Call 668-8193 or 665-2293 for orders. Strahan's Tavern in Spartansburg hosts Friday and Saturday music by Hank and Straw from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Corry Baking Company
Connie's
McCray
Dial
Stranahan's Tavern
Spartansburg
Hank and Straw
ICC Grants Rate Cut For Hay To Dry Areas
The Agriculture Department announced railroads may reduce freight rates on hay to designated drought areas this fall and winter. The 48 counties in Pennsylvania are included. ICC granted the authorization on request, citing feed shortages, but reductions are not mandatory.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clymer Woman Bags Two Deer With Two Shots
Mrs. Alice Persons of North Clymer shows sharp shooting taking two deer with two shots. One deer came on a party permit while she hunts with her husband seeking his first deer. The prizes weighed 120 and 140 pounds and were five and two pointers. In 1961 she previously killed an 11 point 168 pound deer.
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North Clymer
Alice Persons
Hospital and discharge listings with local notices
Admitted and discharged patients from Corry Memorial Hospital include Walter Rankin Bears Lake Cecile Chandlers Sugar Grove Mrs Richard Odell Union City and others with addresses in Spartansburg Columbus Clymer and Panama. Also a Santa photo event at Murphy's and a bluegrass show by The Voices of Bluegrass George Adams Skinner Clark at CAHS with advance tickets at Shamburg's News.
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Walter Rankin
Bear Lake
Louis Bunting
R. D
Spartansburg
Gerry Foster
Ridgetreet
Donald
Richard Keppel
Columbus
Kevin
Harold Messenger
East Columbus Avenue
Cecile Chandlers
Sugar Grove
Richard Odell
Clymer
William Redmond
Edwin Kellogg
Panama
Ronald Hopson
Union City
Turben’‘s
Chevrolet
Santa Claus
Murphy's
Voices of
George Adams
Skinny Clark
CAHS
Shamburg's
Boy Scout
Jamestown Girl Injured When Sled Hits Car
Jamestown firefighters freed 12 year old Valerie Hooper after her sled ran under a moving car driven by Nancy Elofson. She was semi conscious at 9 p.m. at WCA Hospital with multiple injuries including a scalp laceration. The accident occurred around 6 p.m. while she sledded north on a city street.
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Jamestown
Valerie Hooper
James Hooper
WCA
George Thompson
Nancy M. Elofson
Pennsy Eyes Industrial Park Near Espyville Lake Resort
The Pennsyvania Railroad plans to convert 0 acres of Crawford County farmland near Espyville into an industrial park by Espyville Station on the Pymatuning Lake corridor. The project would mark the county's only park adjacent to a resort lake, using three to four farms near Linesville five miles away. Groundwater levels have rebounded in parts of New England and the mid-Atlantic after drought.
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Meadville
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Crawford County
Espyville Station
Espyville- Andover
Pymatuning Lake
Espyville
Pennsy
Clifford Ewing
North Shenango
Linesville
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
West Virginia
U.S. Geological Survey
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Corry FFA Members to Receive Keystone Farmer Honors
Three Pennsylvania FFA members from Corry Union City and their schools will receive the Keystone Farmer degree at the 1967 State Farm Show. Philip Jaquith of Corry and John R. Malyuk Raymond L. Nelson of Union City will be honored for exceptional school and home project merit under FFA rules restricting this top recognition to about two percent of state members.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Union City
Future Farmers of America
FFA
James C. Fink
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Glen S. Weber
Mohnton
Fink
Corry Area High School
FPA
Philip Jaquith
R. D
Union City Area High School
John R. Malyuk
Raymond L. Nelson
Doctor suspended for Medicare chart failure at two hospitals
Dr. Prescott, 46, of Mount Vernon, was suspended from medical staff on November 1 for not completing charts on two Medicare patients and refusing to sign Medicare certifications. Mercy Hospital and another hospital confirmed loss of staff privileges. Dr. Schmidt of Mercy urged compliance with the law while awaiting AMA action.
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Prescott
D. C. Schmidt
Mercy Hospital
American Medical Association
Mount Vernon
Clymer Thanksgiving Visits Highlight Local Guests
Clymer and nearby families shared Thanksgiving weekend with relatives across New York and Michigan. Guests included Mrs. Gilbert Ton and family, Miss Kathleen Miersma, and many relatives visiting from Holland, Bemus Point, Jamestown, Bradford, and other towns. The gatherings feature numerous Duink, Rhebergen, Gravink, Neckers, and Hutton households hosting extended family meals and weekend stays.
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Gilbert Ton
Gwynne Bailey
Douglas DeShazer
Hope College
Robert Bailey
Walter DeShazer
Craig Neckers
Douglas: Neckers
Holland
Mich
Lyle Fardink
Michael
Kevin
Debbie
J. Henry VanLente
Holland, Mich
Jane Fardink
Ray Kniphassen
White Plains
Clayton Duink
Kathleen Miersma
New York City
Duane Dunnewold
Ernest Dunnewold
Clymer
Gertrude Gravink
Ruth Rhebergen
Alan Rhebergen
Frederick Rhebergen
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Howard Rhebergen
James Sullivan
Fredonia
N.Y
Nettie Rhebergen
George Cataldo
Ontario
Mabel Schruers
Melvin Swellen
Bemus Point
Robert Clancy
May Schurman
Bradford
Gail Thompson
Sally
Mark
Clarence Center
Harold Swanson
Randy
Kaye
Jamestown
Lavern ' 'Beckerink
Walter Legters
Frances Dunnewold
Lewis Duink
Larry
Linda
Robert
Brabara
Elizabeth
Elaine
Andrew Hutton
Mary Lou
Bruce
Harold Ten- Haken
Bruce Hoffman
Schenectady
Howard Legiers
Local notices from Clymer and area events
Miss Peggy Querreveld and Douglas Habink of Alfred University spent the past week with their parents in the area. Dan Brown returned to Brockport after Thanksgiving. Rev B J Hoffman will conduct Abbe Reformed Church services on December 4. The annual meeting of the Clymer Volunteer Fire Department elected officers led by President Jack Fair and Fire Chief James Lictus. A lunch was served by local helpers Everett Warnshouse Gordon Wiggers and Clifford Warnshouse.
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Peggy Querreveld
Douglas Habink
Alfred University
Wadge Querréveld
Glen Habink
Dan Brown
Brockport
N. Y
B. J. Hoffman
Hudson
Abbe
Larry Rhebergen
Jack Fair
Claude Dougherty
Ivan Heslink
James Thompson
James Lictus
Rue Button
Eldred Roush
Everett Warnshouse
Gordon Wiggers
Clifford Warnshouse
UC Students Boycott Classes Over Sit-In Charges
Berkeley officials described a student boycott aimed at pressuring the university to drop charges and threats of punishment for sit-in participants. Daniel G. McIntosh said organizers want government recruiters to face campus rules like other nonstudent groups and to bar outside police from campus demonstrations. Some reported thousands skipping classes and some sessions canceled. administration called the boycott ineffective and said absentees were hard to count, with rain likely keeping some away.
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Heyns
Daniel G. McIntosh
Associated Students of the
University of California
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Pelee
Frank Sabo
Rossbacher Lot
West South Street
Herbert
ICC
Corry Memorial Hospital
Conrad McQuiston
Jill Kristen
West Pleasant Street
William
William Hurlbut
Duane Street
City Cycle Shop
East Main Street
Soares -Kiddies
Murphy’s
Woaserieatea Led Teateateenteate
VFW
Flye Rexall Drugs
Srede de Eectecetete Atestede
Benson’s
National Bank of Corry
Grice’s
Eastern Star
Katherine’s
Itl
Pele
Carrig's
Edie
FOX Western Tack Shop
Pennsy Eyes
Ucffa Boys
Moen
Eee
Garfield Plumbing
First Ave
Loblaws
Edgebrook
Spring Lake
Kratt
Berkeley
Afor
Chsss Tractionaire
Barney
South Center Street
Firestone Storaay
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