Local Ad Notices From Clymer Area
Ad notices list admitted and discharged residents, including Mrs. John Joy of Clymer and Mrs. Cora Reitz R D 3 Carry, with others in Clymer West Washington and Mead avenues, plus a transfer to Hamot Hospital for Frank Brant in Columbus. Also notes deceased Harry TenHaken and various local services like Flye Rexall Drugs and Turben's Auto Service with promotional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joy
Clymer
Cora Reitz
R. D
Carry
Lester Groters
Harold Anderson
West Washington Street
Albert Hollabaugh
West
Washington Street
Earl Cady
North Clymer
Rox Ireland
Mead
Avenue
Forty Green
Corry
Frank Brant
Columbus
Hamot Hospital
Harry TenHaken
Flye Rexall Drugs
Bible Reading Battle Delayed In Pa. School Board Case
In Lewisburg a court delayed a ruling on blocking Bible reading in a rural Pennsylvania school district. A 39 year old father sought a preliminary injunction as the Cornwall Lebanon Suburban Joint School Board studies a proposed 15 minute daily Bible reading plan. The Senate urged Congress to amend the Constitution to permit Bible reading and prayer in public schools. The issue cites a Supreme Court ruling against compulsory Bible reading and prayer. The board says Bible reading is paused during study, while Snavely argues the move is a legal device to keep the practice alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
Frederick V. Follmer
Cornwall- Lebanon
Boar
Harrisburg
Senate
Congress
U. S
George Wade
R. Cumberland
God
House
Snavely
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Gerald H. Goldberg
H. Ober Hess
Philadelphia
Goldberg
Snayely
Daig
Ebenezer
Deaths Mr Tenhaken of Clymer at 83
Mr Tenhaken aged 83 died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 11 30 p m. He was born June 16 1880 in Clymer and was a retired farmer member of Clymer Hill Reformed Church. Survived by two sons James and Harold and a daughter Mrs Janet Seblink all of Clymer six grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral services at Spitz er Funeral Home Clymer Thursday at 2 p m with Rev Harold Rust officiating burial in Holland Cemetery Clymer.
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Tenhaken
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer Hill
Spitzer Funeral Home
Harold Rust
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Holland Cemetery
Funeral rites for McCray Smith Tenhraken announced
Final notices list Percie L McCray Elmer E Smith and Harry TenHraken with services at Bracken St Elizabeths and Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer. McCray burial at McCray Cemetery Smith in church cemetery TenHraken burial in Holland Cemetery with callers at home Monday Tuesday and evening hours prior to service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Smith
St. Elizabeth's Church
Bracken Funeral Home
City Bond Issue Tops $300,000
City officials discuss a bond package exceeding 300000 with potential federal aid for sewer ring work. Rep James Weaver believes Accelerated Public Works funds may reopen by July, backing projects from road repairs to airport improvements and a new fire truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weaver
Philip Zalzneck
APW
Corry
Council
David Johnson
Coffee Stolen From Trailer Truck in Philadelphia
More than 1,200 cases of coffee were stolen yesterday from a trailer truck at Miller Transport Company yards in Philadelphia. Police estimate the loss at $20,000 and the shipment was consigned to General Foods in Newark Nel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Miller Transport Company
General Foods
Newark
Nel
Young Men's Christian Association Meeting Plans Set
The YMCA Corry unit outlines its annual meeting with officer elections for three years and a state program report by Robert C. Traugh. The program includes a brief address, performances by the Hangmen choir, and awards for board members ending terms. A Citizen of the Year for Youth will be announced by the Youth Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mere Christian ‘Association of Cwry
Robert C. Traugh
YMCA
Traugh
State Association
Corry
Max Bennink
Diretors
Antoinette Baressi
G. Boyd Berrett
Alton Dalistrand
Barnbs Fuller
George Hagder
Ben Sample
Hubert Vaughn
D. Armour Hillstrom
The
Jack McIntyre
Adil
Sociologist Arnold Bergstraesser Dies in Freiburg
German sociologist Prof Arnold Bergstraesser aged 67 died Sunday in Freiburg after a career spanning lecturing in the United States during Hitler’s era and decades of research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiburg
Germany
Arnold Bergstraesser
United States
Hitler
Die Sunday
Drug withdrawn after FDA finds risk in new medicine
Smith Kline & French Lupine Laboratories said it will pull the drug traglcy pranine, trade name Puriate, from the market after the FDA linked serious adverse effects to Weyleypromine. About 400 patients showed high blood pressure or related symptoms, with around 50 strokes and 15 deaths reported worldwide. six US fatalities were noted. The firm cited medical opinion differences but agreed to remove the drug from domestic use immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
Smith, Kline & French Laboratores
Philadelphia
FDA
PNA
United States
Smith, Kline & French
Walter A. Munns
Hevertheless
Jamestown Youth Held In Burglary Case
Jamestown youth Joseph Ingrao aged 17 was charged with third degree burglary and ordered held for grand jury action on $1,000 cash or $2,000 property bail. Detected after unlawfully entering a hotel room and taking 19 and a vending machine keys at Ray's Speed Wash. Police trailed tip from a friend. warrant found keys and other items from two prior incidents. Judge Lester W. Berglund ordered him held after yesterday’s city court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawlstu Rey
Joseph Ingrao
Jamestown
Ray
Charles M. Ray
Lomeone
Lester W. Berglund
Ingrao
Fluoride Petition Signing Slows in Erie Election Push
About 1,000 residents have signed petitions to place a water fluoridation measure on the November ballot in Erie. Petition signing continues at 12 city district offices with 13 sites open daily 8 am to 10 pm except Sundays. By March 20 opponents must reach 10,173 signatures to trigger the measure. At clerk’s office 60 signed. Firehouse No. 8 saw 35. No. 7 reported 130 signatures.
Baker Resigns as Senate Secretary Faces 5th Amendment Claim
Baker resigned Oct 7 as secretary to the Senate Democratic majority after questions about his outside business and finances. At a hearing he invoked the 5th Amendment. Williams said no notice exists that Baker will surrender subpoenaed documents. The committee ordered cameras off amid squabbles between Williams and senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Baker
Senate
Williams
Church Group Raps Tavern Near Kinaua Dam
Warren reports protests over privately owned Kinaua Inn project near Kinaua Dam and Reservoir. Grace Methodist Church women urge letters to Liquor Central Board opposing liquor license for the planned Kinaua Inn. Central WCTU discusses plan while Allegheny National Forest officials are notified of a Warren couple applying for a license transfer for the Tuttle Creek site. Public hearing tentatively set by State Liquor Control Board to decide on private operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Taveern and Inn
Kinaua
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Grace Methodist Church
Liquor Central Board
Kinzua Sam
WCTU
Kinaua Dam
Allegheny National Forest
Warren Area
Tuttle Creek
Route 59
State Liquor Control Board
Leaking Gas In Tianesta Prompts Repairs
Tianesta gas workers found three leaks in a service line under Main Street while tracing gas fumes that had troubled the borough for two weeks. D Wagner, manager, said the line will be replaced today and more leaks are expected as work spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta — Tianesta Gas Co
D. Wagner
Toulays
Ile
Tive
Hosas
Health Department
Meadville
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Carroll
Hal Young
Tohnny
Don Ryan
Jerry Lilley
Mortal Hospital
Pees
Sree
Turben
Auto Service
Geeta Deeds
REX Theatre
Web
Corry Rom and Gun Club
Ebb Warren
Tanganyika
Trans-Canada Highway
Sun
Mary
National Bank of Corry
Erie
Ean
North Center Street
Black & Decker
Winter Merchandise
Bennett
Bennnettis
Corey
House of Value
Raps Tavern
Tianesta
Kinzta Dam
Iloblaws
California
Loblaws
Spring Lake
Tbs
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