Turben's Auto Service Spot Line-O-Ads
Local Chevrolet dealer Turben's Auto Service runs a spot line ad. Cathers on the Avenue invites prompt processing for Christmas and New Year photos. An appointment only policy begins January 15. Dr E H Harmon appears with contact numbers. Zalzneck's clearance sale offers boots and over-the-shoe items with 20 percent off and women’s and children's boots priced at two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathers
E. H. Harmon
M.D
Zalzneck
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges with Locations
At The Hospital Report as of 7 A.M. today lists admissions including Julie Gordon Southwick six from Corry area Estella Goring 601 South Center Dwayne F Danks 128 Third Ave William Perdue Findley Lake and more Discharges include Blanche Starkweather North Clymer Viletta Perry 350 Fast South Mabel Karges 3 West Bend Lawrence Crawford 1 Clymer John Hillis Jr Corry Ervin Palmer 1 Clymer John Gregory Grand Valley and others plus several names and addresses An ad notes Line O Ad local rates 23c a line and Carrig's January clearance and Ruth Clark's Beauty Shop new location 666 Union St.
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Julie
Gordon Southwick
R. D
Corry
Carrig
Ruth Clark
Union Street
Pogocsooos
Deaths Mrs Thomas (Nola) Williams of French Creek
Mrs Williams 76 died at her home in French Creek at 9 20 am Born June 6 1890 in Wattsburg daughter of Adelbert and Mary Chaffee widow of Thomas Williams She taught in Buell Wyoming and east Surviving Ralph daughter Dorothy Rosemary Eliason Findley Lake Gertrude Holmes Frank Chaffee Wattsburg and 15 grandchildren Services at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Thursday at 1 pm with Rev Leon Eagar officiating burial in Wattsburg Cemetery
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Thomas
Nola) Williams
Williams
French Creek
Wattsburg
Adelbert
Mary Chaffee
Thomas Williams
Watttsburg Methodist Church
Edinboro
Eagar
400 Workers Return To Jobs After Strike
About 400 workers at two A.M. Byers Co. plants in Pittsburgh and Ambridge resumed work after a three month strike ended with a four year contract. Federal mediators helped reach wage and benefit increases above 61 cents per hour. The walkout began October 11 and followed a smaller industry pattern in which workers won 48 cents elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itisburgh
A.M. Byers Co
United Steelworkers Union
Byers
Pittsburgh
South Side
Ambridge
Beaver County
Funeral Services for Williams to be Held at Spitzer
Funeral services for Williams will be held at the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer at 1 p.m. Thursday. Friends may call there on Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Wattsburg Cemetery.
Plans To Ship Revolution Leaders Abroad
In Santo Domingo President Hector Garcia-Godoy says he will ship leaders from the 1965 Dominican revolt out of the country without using the Inter-American Peace Force. He seeks other means to transfer military leaders despite objections from Commodore Francisco Javier Caminero, the armed forces minister, who insists the military will not accept banishment.
Mussel Plague Threatens British Power Plants
London AP reports a mussel surge clogging seawater cooling pipes for coastal power stations. The Electricity Board notes clusters block pipes and risk shutting a plant. Chief biologist Dr. Robert Beauchamp says the mollusks thrive in pipes. A marine biologist is sought to study their behavior and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Government Electricity Board
Robert Beauchamp
Prince Charles Returns From Vacation on way to Australian Bush School
Prince Charles, returning from a Liechtenstein ski vacation where survival skills were light, will depart January 28 for an Australian school that trains students to live in the bush. Buckingham Palace said his journey will use a plane making refueling stops in New York and San Francisco.
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Lunuun
Prince Charles
Buckingham Palace
New York
San Francisco
Congress Opens With Status Quo Despite Chair Changes
Washington AP reports Congress starts its new session with the same Democratic and Republican leadership, but three chairmanships shift due to the death of one member and retirement of two. Russell B. Long becomes head of the patent finance committee, succeeding Harry F. Byrd who resigned. Byrd Jr. replaces his father. In the House, Edward A. Garmatz becomes chair of Merchant Marine and Fisheries, while Oren Harris steps aside for Rey Hatley Staggers as chair of Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Harris resigns to serve as a U.S. district judge. Floor leaders elected in January 1965 keep the 89th Congress party lineup: Senate Democrats and Republicans 32. House 293 Democrats and 140 Republicans with two vacancies from Lindsay and Roosevelt resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeaders
Congress
Russell B. Long
D-La
Patent Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
House
Edward A. Garmatz
D-Md
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Ren.eee C. Bonner
D-N.c
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Rey Hat
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
New York City
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
U.S
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Royal family plans extended Australian schooling stay
The article notes a royal party traveling to Australia, with the prince to study a 32 month term at Timbertop, Geelong Grammar School's up country branch. They returned yesterday with Prince Philip and Princess Anne from a vacation, highlighting their Australia visit and educational arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Australia
Timbertop
Geelong Grammar School
Prince Philip
Princess Anné
Church Encore 100 Couples Take Vows in Check-Up
In Media Pennsylvania Christ Episcopal Church hosted a 400 plus ceremony where every couple renewed marriage vows as a marital check up. Rev William Alberts urged that marriages be kept for keeps and shared ten new commandments to sustain them. He plans a yearly event and highlighted values like self-search, avoiding perfection, not taking partners for granted, praying together and staying connected. Separately Westinghouse Electric named Robert E Kirby executive vice president industrial products in Pittsburgh. continuous.
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Media
Christ Episcopal Church
William J. Alberts
Tate
Mr. Alberts
NEW Industry
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Robert E. Kirby
Industrial Products
1966 Outlook Good In Pa
The Pennsylvania Bankers Association president John J. Balles predicts continued economic expansion in 1966 for Pennsylvania, citing growth but warning against complacency. He notes heavy reliance on steel and capital goods and calls for new growth in science and technological research industries.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Pennsylvania
Association
John J. Balles
Balles
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Man Recovering From Shot Wound In Back
A Clearfield man charged with burglary and possession of burglary tools is recovering in a Harrisburg hospital from a bullet wound in the back. The victim, 29 year old William Eugene Harrington, arrived at the hospital under his own power and said he was shot by a hitchhiker. Police also received word a Dillsburg night watchman fired at a fleeing burglar shortly before Harrington’s admission.
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Harrisburg
Clearfield
William Eugene Harrington
Northern High School
Dillsburg
Harrington
Carry Panel Distributor Beers Als Drinks Pree Delivery
Local listing for beverage supply and delivery service advertising beer products, Als drinks, and pre delivery option with contact phone 608 1005 for orders and inquiries.
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Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Donald Mil Miller
Sevenary
Thomas Rothrock
West Congress Street
Victor Cragg Sr
Raymond Avenue
Tracy
Ernest TeWinkle
Clymer
Randall Smith
Bear Lake
Charles Kennedy
Patricia Swan
East Washington Street
Ie Lee
Sherman
Leslie Weeks and Son
Picky
Lee
North Clymer
Bob Church
North Center St
IGA
U of
Church
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Automobile Agencies
Turben
Chevrolet - Corvair
Columbus
C. Christensen Motors
Comet-Mercury
Cite Motors
Rambler Sales & Service
1St Ave
Start
Crystal Coal Co
Tamnica Sales and Service
U.C
Zen
W. Waterhouse Boatiae - Buick - Tempest
Weat South St
Heberlein Motor Sales
Corry Block Company
Shady Avenue
N. Center Bt
DRY Cleaners
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
Phos
H&h Dry-Cleaners
West Main Street
Warren C. Reynolds
Baltimore Life Insurance
Mead Avenue
Insurance — General
F.H. & M. A. Beall
East Smith St
Erie Insur
Crandall Agency, Inc
N. Center St
Horton J. Davis
Bennink Insurances Agency
North Center Arrest
Weston
Robert G
Park? Place
Peaceful Valley
Sher. Rd. Clymer
N.Y
McIntyre
Connie's
Tore Top
Broad
Electrical Contractors
Cara Oh. "Oates
Tyler Blectie
Wiring
Farm’ Supplies
Carry
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Diarey Studio
Center St
Phoenix Hotel
Mountain
Keystone Service
Swanson's
East
Malin Street
TY Cable Service
Western Equipment
Fox
Western Tack Shop
Phope
Carry Savings and Loan
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