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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

11 Jan 1973

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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1973

Page

6

Clymer Hill Women’s Guild annual meeting notes

The Clymer Hill Women's Guild held its annual meeting at Mrs. James Bensink's home with 13 members attending. Officers were installed and a Bible study was led by Mrs. Annette Shaver. A tureen dinner followed, and reports and plans for the coming year were discussed. Various local activities and Weddings in Philadelphia were noted, along with library and church events, and retirements of long-time church workers.

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Gertrude Gravink Clymer Hill Women's Guild James Bensink Annette Shaver Hazel Croscutt Mable Mina Charlotte Tewinkle Mildred Bensink Bertha Tenbuckle Ruth Brown Penny Bennink Clymer- French Creek Free Library Association John Mohnkem Cheektowaga N.Y Findley Lake United Methodist Church North Clymer United Methodist St. Mathias RC Mark’s Corner United Methodist Church Clymer Hill Reformed Church Clymer Methodist Abbe Reformed Church Ben Tewinkle Philadelphia Nancy Lee Robert DeVos United Methodist Nancy Lee Tewinkle Wilber Rickers Corry James Sullivan Kelly Jammy Fredonia Charles McCann British Columbia Canada Leo McCann Walter DeShazer Twentieth Century Club Ellen Gleason Shirley Duink Clymer Amy Newhouse Carol Compton N.Y. Elliot Mayville Gertrude Grover Laura Mosher Homer Humes Howard Rhebergen Richard Hames Eric North Plainfield Larry Hames Dansville Abbe
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Long Expects Few Major Tax Reforms

Washington AP Senator Russell Long heads the Finance Committee and forecasts no major tax reform this year as hopes for large revenue fade. He cites tentative gains of 1 to 2 billion from loophole closures and warns of further tax relief beyond revenue. Also notes health care will dominate agenda and a House passage of tax reform could trigger a Senate bill later. The piece mentions potential shifts in inheritance taxes, capital gains on inherited property, foundations, and charitable contributions.

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Washington Russell B. Long Congress Long House Ways and Means Nixon Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Ways and Means Committee Louisiana Finance Senate Mills Finance Committee
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Deferments Unfair To Farm Boys

Pennsylvania education secretary Pittenger criticized draft deferments as unjustly valuing college years over hands on work. He told about 2,000 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show that an educational aristocracy harms society and that many roles, especially farming, require skill beyond diplomas. High school students echoed his views on practical learning and respect for non college paths.

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Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pittenger Pennsylvania Future Farmers of America Pennsylvania Farm Show James Brought Sids
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New School At Garment Factory Becomes Rural Wisconsin Campus

In Mansion Wisconsin after a December fire a vacant garment factory warehouse houses about 560 students as their new school. The improvised solution is nicknamed the garment university with lessons continuing amid plain surroundings and strong learning efforts.

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Mansion Wis Garment University
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Here s Your Chance to Patron Corry Arts Council

The notice invites readers to become patrons of the Corry Area Fine Arts Council by returning a completed form to the Municipal Building in Corry Pennsylvania. A $10 patron subscription is enclosed. Patrons may list their name, request inclusion in sponsor lists, and opt to participate in committees or discussion groups. Each patron receives two free tickets to productions with public admission.

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Corry The Corry Area
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