Christmas Socials and Visits in Cutting News
Bernice Marsh hosts a Hi Neighbor Club Christmas party at Mrs. Dale Eaton’s Findley Lake home with a roast beef dinner for four members and one guest. Many local residents attend birthday, wedding, and church events, with greetings, gifts, and thanks expressed for cards and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Hi Neighbor Club
Dale Eaton
Findley Lake
Wayne Norcross
Hugh McGrath
E.K Storer
Will Wills
Amos Vanfiarden
Sherman
Richard Curtiss
Frank Kryseak
Thomas Kryseak
Mary Zelazny
Eric
Joseph Nakoski
Myron Wallace
Russell Pugh
Krista
Jane
Loveland
Cole
Walter DeShazer
Kathy Damon
Patty Smith
Meadville
Glen TeWinkle
Clymer
Amos VanEarden
Helen House
Audrey Rouse
Elma
Leonard Blake
Pred Abigrin Sr
Lynne Westley
Philip
Carol Compton
Erie
Harold Stiles and
Hughes
Christian Women Club
Peak
Bessie McCray
Lillian Wallace
Merton Bemis
Leon Morton
Merton Bayle
Leo McCray
Morton Bemis
Morton
Shirt and Tie for President Carter at Berkeley School
A Berkeley School first grader offers a shirt and tie for President Carter while another pupil would fund more housing with a three dollar donation. A second student suggests giving the president a gift of a shirt and tie. In Buenos Aires, Argentine fish and frozen seafood exports rose 24,900 tons for the first five months of 1977, May exports alone over 10,000 tons, valued at $17 million with buyers including Spain, Italy, Israel, France, West Germany, and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Spain
Italy
Israel
France
West Germany
Greece
Dollar decline hits U.S. GIs in West Germany
In Bonn and Hanau the weaker dollar forces about 210,000 U.S. servicemen in West Germany to tighten budgets. Over 20,000 lower-rank GIs and families face higher rents as most housing is not free. Many sell cars, take taxis or use buses, paying in marks. Social and economic strains rise with more emergency loans, job searches, and domestic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
West Germany
U.S
Saron Cally
Franklin Dungan
Frankfurt
Hanau
Dungan
Waynesboro
Dorothy Ogilvy-Lee
American Community Services Center
Hawau
United States
Miss Lee
Hatton
Hans Sandrock
Air Force
Ramstein
Skunk keeps family company after Illinois ruling
CHICAGO AP Bill Stanton wins bureaucratic reprieve for Wishbone a skunk that wandered into his home and shared Thanksgiving dinner State officials initially said he violated the law by keeping the animal but will let it stay then be moved to a game farm in spring Stanton plans to accompany the skunk to the farm and observe its release later in the year FAKE ART DETROIT AP Fake art moves turn into fund raising for the Detroit Institute of Arts A one night display Nov 3 features famous fakes with tickets 12 50 or 25 and includes Orson Welles film F For Fake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill Stanton
Isbbone
Illinois Conservation Department
Stanton
Department
Tals
Fake Art Detroit
Detroit Institute of Arts
Institute of Arts
Orson Welles
Clymer Community Sees Christmas Cheer Across Town
A festive Christmas column recalls greetings to friends from Clymer and adjacent areas. Notable gatherings include Handel Messiah performances by area choruses, circle meetings at Abbe and Hill Reformed churches, and holiday meals. Families and visitors from Ellendale Florida Grand Haven Albany Jamestown and Corry Hospital figure in social exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Conk
Ellendale
Fla
Dee
Gary Evans
North Field Center
Ohio
Henry Habink
Glen Evans
Clarence Urnink
Manor Oak Nursing Home
Ruth
Abbe Church
Irma Legters
Lucy Legters
Carol Te Winkle
Nancy White
Josie Tentiussen
Paul Meyerink
Chiapas
Mex
Bernice TeCroney
Ruth Beckerink
Florence Legters
Helen Vanarden
Dorothy Vrooman
Raymond Schurman
Lavern Vrooman
Norman TeCroney
Amos van Earden
Hills Bros. seeks bank aid amid coffee price slump
Business Wire reports Hills Bros. Coffee Inc. faces a financial crunch and is seeking bank assistance as coffee prices decline. The firm was sold in June 1976 to Caper suear, led by Brazilian entrepreneur Jorge Wolney Atalla Fight Boost. Nine Midwestern cities sue Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. for relief, seeking an injunction to block wholesale rate hikes and $50 million in damages. The Commerce Department raised third quarter growth estimates to 5.1 percent, driven by retail sales. Consolidated Natural Gas Co. reports a significant Gulf of Mexico gas and condensate discovery about 110 miles off the Texas coast in water 283 feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeks
Hills Bros. Coffee Inc
Hills Bros
Capersuear
Jorge Wolney Atalla
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
American Electric Power
Commerce Department
Consolidated Natural Gas Co
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Carter Signs Tough Anti-Bribery Law Raises Penalties
President Carter signed a law imposing a $1 million fine on corporations for bribes to foreign officials. Corporate officers face up to five years in prison or fines up to $10,000 or both. Eastman Kodak plans $495 million in worldwide capital expenditures for 1978, $85 million above 1977’s $430 million budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Eastman Kodak Company
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President Carter
Mber
Berkey‘s Greenhouse & Floral Shop
Spartansburg, Pa
Corry
Monthru
FBI
Gertrude Gravink
Lucy Schurman
Donald Arhnink
Corey
Naomi
Trudy Williams
Mralinda TeCroney
Florence Legiers
Audrey Schurman
Delia Legiers
Mary-Martha
Judy Bensink
Doris Michael
Judy Cordin
Nancy King
Neva Hogenboom
Edna Deuink
Business Wire
Geraveum
C.J. Peterson & Son
Flrst Avenue
McCray Aluminum & Builders Supply
Don McCray
The
al Xander Co., Inc
West Main Street
DSR RE
Arm Nishes
Top’s Auto Service
Emil Toplovich
East Smith Street
Elnyiew Jersey Farm Dairy
Patricia Cochran
Pat and
Elaine
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