Caroling Event Unites Troops 650 and 11 in Concord
Junior Girl Scout Troop 650 of Concord School hosted Troop 11 from Columbus for an hour of caroling in the First Ward. Afterward the groups returned to Concord School for refreshments and games. Leaders listed include Mrs. Max Chris Mrs Lyle Ladd Mrs William Helmintoller and Mrs Basil Bright. Fifty five girls participated.
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Concord School
Troop 11
Columbus
Concord
Max Chris
Lyle Ladd
William Helmintoller
Basil Bright
Doctor Sam Reinstated By Medical Board
Dr Samuel H Sheppard has received permission from the State Medical Board to resume osteopathic medicine and surgery in Ohio. His certificate was reinstated at a Dec 14 meeting. he does not plan to practice in Ohio, living in Europe and seeking Peace Corps service. His license had been suspended after his 1954 conviction in his wife’s slaying near Cleveland.
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Columbus
Samuel H. Sheppard
State Medical Board
Ohio
Sheppard
Benjamin Clark
Clark
Europe
Peace Corps
Duisburg
West Germany
Cleve
Court rules residency bar blocks relief payments
A three judge federal panel in Philadelphia ruled Pennsylvania one year residency rule for relief payments unconstitutional and granted an injunction to bar enforcement while appeal proceeds. State Welfare Secretary Georges welcomed the decision citing alignment with medical assistance programs. The panel called the rule wholly arbitrary for needy residents. Dissent argued overreach into legislative function. Unemployment rose to 3.1 percent in November, Gov Shafer noting it remains below the national 3.7 percent for the month.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U. S. Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Thomas W. Georges
U. S
Shafer
Letters to the Editor from 1967 December issue
A pair of reader letters express gratitude and farewell. John F. Mitchell thanks friends on his hundredth birthday in San Francisco. Vicki Hambling, an exchange student, thanks Corry residents and plans to return to Australia after a year abroad, wishing Christmas blessings.
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Corry
United States
Australia
Vicki Hambling
Three newborns reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter of Allen Higby and his wife from Spring Creek was born yesterday afternoon. A son of Michael Eckstrom and his wife from Snyder Circle arrived yesterday afternoon. A son of Gary Howard and his wife from Clymer was born last night. Each mother is identified by her maiden name. A separate note promotes a Sharks gift offer in Caracas with a $22 dad joke advertising line.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Allen Higby
R. D
Spring Creek
Michael Eckstrom
Snyder Circle
Eckstrom
Amy Cervola
Gary Howard
Clymer
Howard
Carol Duryee
Art Metal Heller merger gets shareholder approval
Art Metal Inc stockholders voted overwhelmingly to merge with Walter E. Heller Corp of Chicago. About 84 percent of Art Metal’s roughly 840000 shares were represented, with only 3010 shares opposing. Under the plan Art Metal holders will receive one share of Heller convertible preferred stock for every two Art Metal common shares. Art Metal will become a subsidiary of Heller, a major national commercial finance company.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Art Metal Inc
Walter E. Heller Corp
Chicago
Art Metal
Heller
Walter E. Heller
Crash Kills Titusville Man in 3 Car Collision
A Titusville man Cecil R. Cole 34 died after his car rear ended another southbound vehicle then spun to strike guard rails. Police say three more cars collided nearby as traffic slowed, none others injured. Coroner identified Cole and noted no other fatalities.
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Titusville
Venango County
Maurice Dinberg
Cecil R. Cole
Franklin
Cole
Robert &. Ames
Harrisburg
Wievittsburgh
Lion
Dewey Williams
Williams
Robert Collingwood
Lloyd H. Sampsell
Thomas P Sobal
Cooperstown
Delay Bail Hearing For Student In University Fire
Richard J. Noble, 20, charged with murder and arson in the Dec. 10 fatal University of Pennsylvania fraternity house fire, remains held without bail as his attorney postpones plea while prosecutors seek to subpoena witnesses. Noble’s parents traveled from Orofino, Idaho, to visit and support him.
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Philadelphia
Richard J. Noble
University of Pennsylvania
Noble
Bernard L. Segal
Penn
Orofino
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