Local Line-O-Ad Listings and Events
Spot line items advertise 25 cents per line with noon day-of publication deadline. Notes include Moose Club square dance January 14 from 9 to midnight with Perry McCray and The Villagers, Eastern Star Building Fund sponsor, donation one dollar. Also open house January 29 at Turben's Auto Service and Italian-American Club music weekends. Teen dance January 7 at Leed's, Elks event Sunday 2 to 5 with Ravens, Cerebral Palsy Club updates for paid-up members.
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Moose Club
Perry McCray
Eastern Star Building Fund
Teetete
Turben
Chevrolet
Peerdesieadenferiente Tonte
Leed's
The
Elks Club
Ravens
Elks Cerebral Palsy Club
Hartley's Bargain Barn ad highlights large inventory
The notice advertises adjustable shelving for various uses and a vast range of items including pegboard metal desks tables and more at Hartley's Bargain Barn on West Smith Street. Also listed are vehicles and trailers such as a Ford 7600 with stake body a 1962 Falcon station wagon and a Frehauf tandem railer in good condition.
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Hartley
West Smith Street
Hospital Admission and Discharge Report for Corry
At The Hospital Report compiled a list of admissions and discharges for Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted were Mrs. Lawrence Fiscus, Mrs. Jerrold Koerselman, Ivan Doweny, Mrs. Dorothy Proctor, Mrs. William Davis, and others. Discharged include Mrs. Ford Sargent, Mrs. Dale Bemis, Mrs. Robert Jolley, and several more. A deceased patient is noted as well. A bank call from Harrisburg requests annual state bank and trust company condition statements as of December 31.
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Lawrence Fiscus
Burton Avenue
Jerrold Koerselman
Clymet
Ivan Doweny
Wayne Treet
Dorothy Proctor
R. D
Corry
William Davis
Third Avenue
Ford Sargent
York Street
Dale Bemis
Robert Jolley
Clarence Lindstrom
Lawrence Craker
Frank Nichols
Frank Ivan Jr
Spartansburg
Grace Whaley
Grace Cady
North Clymer
Harrisburg
State Banking Department
Chicago Teachers Threaten Walkout Over Junior Colleges
Union teachers began a strike at Chicago's eight public junior colleges, with a threatened broader walkout that could close all city schools. About 36,000 junior college students would be affected, as CTU seeks higher pay, reduced class sizes, and a shorter school year, while the college board offered cash and benefits and smaller raises.
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Chicago
American Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
Cook County College Teachers Union
Chicago Teachers Union
CTU
Board of Education
Junior Colege Board
Norman G.J. Swenson
Oscar E. Shabat
Junior College Board
Hi Neighbor Club to Meet at Mrs Marsh Home
Cutting News reports a January 12 meeting of the Hi Neighbor Club at the home of Mrs Carl L Marsh. The item lists multiple social visits and holiday gatherings including Grand Valley Jamestown and VanBarden family events with gift exchanges and Christmas reunions.
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Hi Neighbor Club
Cutting
Carl L. Marsh
Gail Alcorn
Grand Valley
Everett Reynolds
Donald Willey
Hop
Jamestown
Ronald Willey
Melvin Wallace
Max Bemis
Betty Imhoff
Byrant Stratton Business College
Buffalo
Frita Tempas
Bob Jones University
Greenville
D. C
Douglass DeShazer
Hope College
Holland, Mich
VanBarden
James VanEarden
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Harold VanEarden
Little Falls
George Morton
Wilber VanEarden
Amos VanEarden
E. K. Storer
Lowell Arthur
Edward Benink
Anahiem
Salif
New Year Socials and Visits Reported in Jamestown Area
Wilber VanEarden took uncle Lee Duink to the veterans hospital in Erie after Duink spent New Year’s weekend at his James town home. Jill Grav ink’s fourth birthday celebrated with guests including Jill’s family. Weekend visitors to Mr. and Mrs. David Albright included Mrs. Gary Kostreba and Love Albright. Callers at the Bayle home included Ronald Willey and family and Albert Bayle hosting a New Year’s Eve slide show and refreshments. Joan Storer visited James town during New Year week. Mrs. Helen Rouse and Audrey Rouse returned from Newport Vermont after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chamberlin. The correspondent thanks readers for year’s column contributions.
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Youngsville
Ernest Martin
Lisa
Jeff Curtiss
Sherman
Amos van Harden
Max Bemis
Vernon Humphrey
Clifford Aikens Sr
Gary Kargal
California
Harold van Barden
Little Falls
N. Y
James VanBarden
Wilber VanBarden
Leo McCray
McCray
Peter Howard
Findley Lake
Glen Brumagin
Gowanda
Blanche McCray
Corry
Billy McCray
Kenneth McCray
Joseph Nakosis
Erie
Edward Prugar
Gordon Shampoe
Arthur Wallace
North East
Duane Bemis
Carl
Marsh
Elouise i Marsh
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Sibley Wright
Wilber VanEarden
Lee Duink
Veterans Hospital
Love Albright
Clymer
Carl Bayle
Ronald Willey
Albert Bayle
Joan Storer
E. K. Storer
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Harold Chamberlin
Newport
Former Mayor Sentenced For Embezzlement
A Superior Court judge sentenced former Oakland Mayor John C. Houlihan to one to 10 years in prison for embezzling $97,000 from a widow's estate. Judge Redmond Staats rejected probation and told Houlihan, 56, to stand convicted.
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Aslan
Allt
Oakland
John C. Houlihan
Redmond Staats
Houlihan
Deaths Grace Cady of Clymer noted at 75
Mrs Grace Cady a resident of North Clymer died yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital at age 75. She was born in Clymer on June 26 1801 and lived there her entire life. Survived by four sons Earl Donald Leon Clifford and one daughter Lucille Huthman fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer this evening 7 to 9. Final rites to be announced by the funeral home.
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Cady
North Clymer
Corry Memorial
Clymer
Herman Cady
Clymer Hill
Portland
N.Y
Leon
Clifford
Tucson
Ariz
Lucille Huthman
Rahway
Spitzer
Corry Evening Journal masthead and notices
The Corry Evening Journal displays its masthead and publication notes including pressroom staff names and contact addresses for national ad representatives Bottinelli Kimball Inc. It lists office locations in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pitts and Weightman Building, with distribution pricing and postal details for carriers.
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Kumancu_wauy
Unas
Corry
Raemt
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pitts and Weightman
Philadelphia
Assoclated
Western Auto Associate Store Opens on East Washington Street
Western Auto Associate Store at 109 East Washington Street invites shoppers to browse auto parts hardware and home goods. Phone 663 3514. Open daily with services for customers seeking tires batteries and automotive supplies.
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Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
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