Spot Line-O-Ads and Dinners Highlight Weekend Events
Friday and Saturday evenings showcase Spot Line-O-Ads with dancing Saturday night from 10 to 1. Music by Frank Joe and Straw at Stranahan's in downtown Spartansburg. Also listed are ads for hearing aid batteries, front-end wheel alignment at Lehman’s Tire Service, and an automotive mechanic job opening in Corry. A Montgomery Ward sales ad and a family holiday note mention a 45th wedding anniversary open house at United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank, Joe and
Straw
Stranahan's
Spartansburg
Flye Rexall Drugs
Gertrude Gravin
Bem Smith
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Jeni
Linda
David
Beaver
Ed Strawbridge
Maxine
Titusville
Bruce Smith
Kevin
Kathy
Craig
Haslet
Mich
Michigan
Derald Kaine
Florida
Howard Cornell
Ra’ Thompson
United Methodist Church
Clymer Community Notes Include Meetings and Visits
Christmas gatherings brought Howard Vidal and Judy Stoddard of Brocton with Gladys Vidal, while Richard Holman and family visited Flushing friends. Home Bureau meets January 10 at 1 p.m. A Morocca leather lesson will be taught by Marie Vrooman. Everett King and Panama guests hosted Christmas supper for Floyd King and Lois, with Geneva Johnson and Karen Pearce also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Vidal
Judy Stoddard
Brocton
Mass
Gladys Vidal
Richard Holman
Steve, Scott and Craig
Flushing, Mich
William Gravink
Philip Gravink
Home Bureau
Marie Vrooman
Everett King
Panama
Floyd King
Loi
Clifford Selireus
Karen Péarce
Ashville
Lois
Geneva Johnson
Niobe
Karen Pearce
Manhattan Symphony Debuts in Lincoln Center Alice Tully Hall
The Manhattan Symphony Orchestra, after two years of performances in age homes parks schools and streets, will give its first concert in Alice Tully Hall Lincoln Center. Mexican conductor Alejandro Kahan, winner of the 1971 Besancon conductors contest, makes his American debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Symphony Orchestra
Alice Tully Hall
Lincoln Center
Alejandro Kahan
Besancon
France
East Branch News by Vivian L Bailey January 1974
Community note with New Year greetings and greetings. Mentions traditional sauerkraut and pork for New Year’s Day. Describes nativity set owned by Mae Pye at Quiet Acres Nursing Home. Lists local family births, visits, and dinners around Christmas and New Year. Ends with Roosevelt quotation and radio program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian L. Bailey
Mae Pye
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Mae
Earl Roberts
Jamestown Wca Hospital
Dawn Marie
Guy
Shirley) Davis
Corry
Dawn
Wayne
Loretta) King
Kirk
Karen
Kristine
Keven
Loretta
Emmit Young
Vicky
Jane Morris
Pittsfield
Victor Morris
Bruce
Charla) Kerr
Victor
Elmer
Catherine) Blystone
Bear Lake
Richard
Mary Lou) Merritt
Mill Village
David
Sharon) Mazzone
Erie
Donald
Brenda) Bailey
Waterford
Pegey) Chapman
Lorraine
Valerie
Warren
Mary Brenizer
Edward Steffens
Corry Memorial Hospital Emergency Shortage Notice
Corry Memorial Hospital reports inability to summon a physician for emergencies. Provide emergency contact numbers for hospital and ambulance 664-4641 and 664-2321. Listing of recent admissions and discharges includes multiple residents from Corry Wattsburg Spartansburg Spring Creek and Clymer with addresses and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Ambulance Service
Nellie Burlingame
Gladys Krupa
Una Sager
West Smith Street
Vern Chelton
Columbus Avenue
Charles Rittenhouse
Spartansburg
Lee Beardsley
East Main Street
Marjorie Peck
Maple Avenue
Norman Conklin
Wattsburg
Ronald Hales
Norman Lewis
Columbus
John Hoke
R.D
Corry
Charles Nichols
Elmore Brown
David Hendershot
Spring Creek
Raymond Wassink Jr
Clymer
Jerry Sweet
North Clymer
James Upton
Charles Hurlbert
Liberty Street
Michael Rushin
West Frederick Street
Ruth Karns
Donald Neckers
Sherman
Ethel Taylor
Clayton Burkett
Duane Street
James
John Lewandowski
Stanley Zajac
Bear Lake
Dawn
Thomas Maloney
Meadville Chief Denies Police Double Standard
Police Chief John Holt told about a dozen The People Speak members there is no double standard in Meadville. City manager Blaine Hinds supported the claim that the public must back police information for enforcement, amid discussions of perceived racial bias and prosecutions in vandalism cases following Marlon Matthews' death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
John Holt
Holt
Blaine Hinds
William Robertson
People
Robertson
Marlon Matthews
Hinds
Gasoline prices surge as supply lingers in Pleasantville
Pleasantville reports Pennzoil and Quaker State price hikes amid limited gas. James Rumbaugh runs a Pennzoil station selling regular at 50 cents and premium at 55 cents per gallon after a Christmas shortage. Neely's in Grand Valley posts 53.9 cents regular and 57.9 cents premium. Other Titusville stations list regular 44 to 46.4 cents and premium 48 to 50.4 cents.
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Pleasantville
James Rumbaugh
Pennzoil
Rumbaugh
Quaker State
Neely
Grand Valley
Neely's
Titusville
Franklin Pension Called Unsound
A professional study of Franklin police and fire pension funds finds that annual contributions of 126300 dollars for 20 years are needed to actuarily fund the pensions. The city now contributes 30000 dollars yearly, about 15000 for each department, with 1973 to 1974 budgets. The recommended rate equals six mills of real estate tax or 90 percent of wage tax revenue, exceeding limits set by the third class city code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Blow Whistle On Phony Who's Who
In Harrisburg the state Bureau of Consumer Protection charged National Register Inc of Atlanta with mis representing a mail order scheme to sell Who's Who in Pennsylvania. The suit says about 10 000 Pennsylvanians were solicited by mail with claims of nomination and selection for 27 and that names were drawn from lists. The firm allegedly had no connection to Who's Who in America and claimed a Washington corporate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Bureau of Consumer Protection
Atlanta Ga
Pennsylvania
Bureau
Joel Weisberg
National Register Inc
Erie County
Weisberg
National Press
Washington
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Corry Journal
Deer Head Inn
Worth Hammond Jr
Franklin Pike
Reznor
Garfield’s
First Avenue
Paul's
Inn
Venture Inn
Moy
Richard's
Lehman’s
South First Avenue
Keee
City of Corry
H. J. Young
Montgomery Ward Sales Agency
North Center Street
Dea
Graham
King Featw
East Branch News
Ronald
Marie) Wyman
John Brenizer
Vanessa Messina
Donald Martin
Theresa Messina
Theodore Roosevelt
Wnae Warren
Wrie Erie
T Panavision
Warner Bios
Warner Communications
Rex Theatre
Fresat Sun
Me Feat
News Today
A& P
Weo
W. Smith Street Plaza
Marvel
Hunt's Fruit Cocktail
Y&y
Bag
Leslie Messenger
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Messenger
William F. Masler Jr
Jan Howard
Franklin Pension
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