Local notices and ads mix tax, sales, and dining specials
Warnings note Columbus Township tax deadlines and W2 form guidance from F Lowe Edwards while ads promote daily sale at Peterson Furniture, Fox Head Lounge snacks at Hotel Corry with Irish fry and Burgundy steak dinner, and Saturday dancing with the Gold Entones. February dates and prices included.
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Columbus Township
F. Lowe Edwards
Peterson Furniture
Fox Head
Hotel Corry
Goldentones
Funeral services for Sgt Edward J Coleman in Youngsville
Funeral services for Sgt. Edward J. Coleman will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the McKinney Funeral Home in Youngsville. Friends may call there Friday 7-9 p.m. and Saturday 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Burial will be in Moultby Cemetery in Grand Valley. Giovanni Marinelli, longtime Metropolitan Opera tenor, left most of a $900,000 estate as a lifetime trust to his wife Adele.
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New York
Giovanni Marinelli
Metropolitan Opera
Adele
Admitted and Discharged Names in Corry Memorial Area
Admission records list Walter Ross and Alice Cornish among patients. Discharges include William Brooks, William Clark, Mrs Henry Zeyzus, and Janet Hajec. The text also mentions multiple addresses in Corry and surrounding towns, plus emergency contact numbers for the private physician and ambulance services.
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Walter Ross
Vine Street
Alice
Robert Cornish
Euclid Street
Todd
James Palmer
R. D
Corry
Richard Petty
Columbus
Gilbert Schruers
Clymer
Dennis
Peter Baker
Kimberley
Larry King
Union City
Nellie Swan
Mead Avenue
William Brooks
Spartansburg
William Clark
Spartanburg
Henry Zeyzus
Janet
Frank Hajec
Concord Street
Warren Lewis
West Smith Street
Charles Correll
West Church Street
Lawrence C. Nichols
South Center Street
Carmine Valletti
West Pleasant Street
Goldfish Swallowing Feat Sets Record at Texas College
A 19 year old St Marys University student in San Antonio swallowed 210 live goldfish in 1 hour 40 minutes before about 200 onlookers. Officials called it a world record surpassing the 199 Fish feat from 1965 by a St Francis College student.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Charles Winfield
Winfield
St. Mary's University
St. Francis College
Philadelphia
Pharr
Deaths Sgt. Edward J. Coleman
Sgt. Edward J. Coleman a Corry native last residing in Youngsville died in Alaska when a runaway bulldozer hit his bivouac tent at Fort Wainwright He was born February 21 1948 the son of Helen Hare Coleman and the late Elmer Coleman He attended Youngsville High School class of 1966 and Edinboro State College prior to Army service He survived by his mother three brothers and two sisters Friends may call at the funeral home with hours listed and Rev Rex Mcleen to officiate Burial in Moultby Cemetery Grand Valley
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Edward J. Coleman
Coleman
Corry
Youngsville
McKinney
Fort Wainwright
Alaska
Helen Hare Coleman
Elmer Coleman
Youngsville High School
Warren
Edinboro State College
William
Westfield
N.Y
Robert
David
Richard
Shirley) Daniels
Donetta) Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Rex Mcleen
Grand Valley
Young Angler Sinks 100 Fish Amid Quiet Struggle
A 145-pound youth fished steadily and reeled in the first 100 fish with apparent ease. Observers noted he seemed slightly ill as he pressed on with the outing.
Public objections seen shaping Sentinel antimissile halt
Widening protests over the Sentinel antimissile system appear to influence the Nixon administration to suspend work and reexamine the project. Letters to Congress and White House concern arms control with the Soviet Union, civil defense, and the risk of turning cities into targets, prompting delays and shifting support among lawmakers.
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Washington
Nixon
Pentagon
White House
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate
Sentinel
L. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Chicago
Detroit
Seattle
Wash
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York Area
Russia
Seatle
San Francico
Army
Defense costs rise as Kaiser's book profits aid fund
In Philadelphia defense funds cover expert witnesses and related costs for the high profile case. Kaiser plans a book after the trial and has contributed writings. total private support under $500, while Los Angeles taxpayers cover prosecution costs approaching 400,000. Jurors housed at the Biltmore with meals provided. security tight with armored courtroom. Fire at George Washington Motor Lodge prompts investigation. another blaze hits Howard Johnson nearby.
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Philadelphia
Cooper
Berman
Robert Kaiser
Sirhan
Kaiser
Life Magazine
Los Angeles
Nwo
Herbert V. Walker
Los Angeles Criminal Court Bench
Biltmore
SRD Lodge
King OF Prussia, Pa
George Washington Motor Lodge
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
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Flye Rexall Drugs
Bear Lake Inn
Montgomery Ward
Deer Head Inn
Russell Stover Valentine Heart
Orto Teate
Seageesteate Destecegenteds
Carrig
Kins
ORGEN
California
Iceberg
Hormel
Ngo
Nue
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Ecorry Savings and Loan Association
Center Street
GOR Penna
Business Guide
Corry Journal
June
Walt
Wright Street
Jim Hammond
Easy
Philco
Gibson
Dumont
Automobile Agencies
W. W. Waterhouse
Fitch Motors
Rambler
South First Avenue
Frank
DRY Cleaners
S&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Desmond Electric Company
Indust. Commer, & Resid
Taylor's
Lathrop Electric, Res
Electric Heat & Appl
Insurance — General
East Smith St
Erie Insur
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
Crosby Bush Insurance
Life
Mutual Funds
Main St
Bell
Napa
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
North Center Street
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Lloyd Gates & Sons
Minneapolis
Moline
Stewart Road
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Connie's
Corry Bakery
Johnson Brothers Remington
Myers Water System
Desmond Electric Co
Elect
Don Edwards
Roosevelt Highway
ICE Crystal Coal Co
A.C. Zen
Willetts Bros
Victor Cragg Jr
Bill and Rose
Phoenix Hotel
Pittsfield
Mountain
Keystone Service
Swanson’s
Carry TV Cable Co
Western Equipment
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