Local Notices From Clymer Area Families
The column reports neighborhood happenings in Clymer and nearby towns. It notes travel to Buffalo for visits, minor car mishaps, a broken windshield, thefts and found items, family visits, dinners, hospital stops, college scholarships, birthdays, and social calls among residents and relatives in Union City Corry Titusville and Erie areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Vernon Humphrey
Buffalo
Frank Picone
Humphrey
George Morton
Bear Lake
Amos VanEarden
Clifford Aikens Sr
Gertrude Johnson
James Maynard and
Allen
Corry
Virginia Nichols
Spartansburg
Carl A. Marsh
Frances Dunnewald
Clymer
Neil Thompson
Florida
Letters Praise Cadet Girl Scouts for Cerebral Palsy March
To the Editor the 5a minute Cerebral Palsy march succeeded through much footwork and doorbell ringing. Gratitude goes to the Cadets of Miss Donna McEl Downey and the Girl Scouts supervised by Mrs. Roger Grape, including Kathy Lobdell Jane Hammond Jean Pierotti Judy McEl Downey Linda and Laurel Grape Gloria and Joi Sorenson the Junior Tri Hi Y Girls Mary Walsh Janet Catalfu Brenda Warner Janet Anderson Donna Douglas Susan Eld Lora Knowl ton Lynne and Julie Sandburg Brenda Mitchell Linda Taylor supervised by Mrs. Robert Sandburg also Linda Wolcott Vickie Baker Marilyn Brumagin Terri Weber Jean and Jane Betts. The teens deserve commendation for their interest and willingness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna McEldowney
Roger Grape
Karen Lobdell
Jane Hammond
Jean Pierotti
Judy McEldowney
Linda
Laurel Grape
Gloria
Joi Sore
Australians May Help LA Nurse Shortage
Hospitals in the Los Angeles area seek Australian nurses to mitigate a severe shortage. White Memorial and Glendale Seventh-day Adventist hospitals report a critical gap, with 261 nurses per 100,000 residents, down from 900 a decade earlier. Frank Phillips has traveled to Sydney to interview candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Australia
White Memorial
Glendale Seventh-day Adventist
Frank Phillips
Sydney
Ares
Magazines Face Mailing Surcharge
Washington reports a proposed mailing surcharge could cost magazines about 5.5 million dollars yearly. The plan targets Life Look Reader's Digest TV Guide Time and 40 others with circulations over 500000, with the top six titles facing roughly 3.5 million in charges. The levy would add three tenths of a cent per copy beyond the 500000 threshold, atop a 20 percent second class rate hike Congress may approve. Governors' seminar news follows with Republican governors attending in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
Look
Reader's Digest
TV Guide
Time
Saturday Evening Post
White House
Congress
Man pleads guilty in marijuana cookie claim aboard ship
James Ashton Tetlow, 4, pleaded guilty to a narcotics charge saying he needed marijuana to whip cookies while serving as a ship's cook off Acapulco coast. Lawyer Jerald Mize said Tetlow ate five to six one morning and slept through lunch. He bought half a pound in Brexico to try the recipe at home. Sentencing to follow probation officer review. Judge Connally voiced disbelief at the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
James Ashton
Tetlow
Acapulco
Mexico
Jerald D. Mize
U.S. Dist
Ben C. Connally
Mystery death probe in Warren man found dead
Chief Deputy Hegerty continues investigation into 19 year old Robert Lloyd Wallace of Kinzus Heights McKean County found dead after police were called 6 10 pm Wednesday Autopsy conducted at Warren General Hospital with specimens sent to FBI Crime Lab in Washington DC No sign of foul play noted at this time Officials Dewey Bartlett and Raymond Shafer to be honored by Ohio Newspaper Assn on same day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Richard E. Hegerty
Kinzus Heights
McKean County
Man
Hegerty
Robert Lloyd Wallace
Donald J. Furman
Warren General Hospital
FBI Crime Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
Raymond Shafer
Pennsylvania
Bartlett
Shafer
Federal Safety Standards To Jump 68 Model Prices
Detroit AP reports informed auto-industry sources say federal auto safety requirements will be weighed in setting 1962 car prices. Past safety rules raised 1967 models by 56 to 69 dollars, while manufacturers caution about future hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
General Motors Corp
American Motors Corp
AMC
Ford 1
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Excess Weight Linked To Higher Heart Attack Risk
Pittsburgh heart specialist Dr. Lawrence Adler told a luncheon audience that excess weight and being shorter than an average height, plus being an only child, are among factors linked to higher heart attack risk. He noted the points are statistical, not absolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Adler
Adler
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Helen Shinko
Mary Gregor
Union City
Max Bemis
James VanBarden
Lee Duink
George Glavia
Erie
Alice Camp
Robert Aikens
Beaverdam
Hallis Upperman
Columbus
Deborah
Seanna
Lawrence Evans
Charles Peck
Fred Wallace
Sibley Wright
Bill Craday
Moorsehouse
Lester Craday
Loye Albright
Loye Jr
David Albright
Beverly
Oper
Ohio
James A
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
David Cargo
New Mexico
Roberts Furniture
W. Washington St. Ray, PA
Jane Parker
Temple
Heart
By Gibson
Penna
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C.s.&l
C.C
Gerry Savives
GAN
Foray
Penner
Corry Savings and Loan “Cool” Christmas Club
Magnavox
Astro-Sonic Stereo
Kloss TV
Sales & Service
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
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