Around the World via Art and Club News Highlights
The Twentieth Century Club met at the Library on a Tuesday to view art themed around Around the World. E Clyde Snyder presented pictures while members shared roll call, and 90th birthday honored Orpha Hapgood with a cake and pill. Several social events and community donations were noted, plus a busy slate of visits and anniversaries among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gravin
Twentieth Century Club
E. Clyde Snyder
Orpha Hapgood
Bernice McCann
Mildred DeShazer
Lenore Camper
Lucy Schurman
Eager Beavers
French Creek-Clymer Library Association
Irma TenHaken
Florence Legters
Blanche Legters
Linda Teeroney
Clymer Events Host 45th Anniversary Party Honors Thompson Family
The 45th anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson Sr. drew relatives from Horseheads and Olean as gifts were shared and guests praised the couple. Also noted: church membership, travels, caregiving updates, and a GAC Club dinner at Dutch Village Restaurant with plans for February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Thompson Jr
Bonnie
Horseheads
N.Y
Gail Thompson
Mark
Olean
Ralph Thompson Sr
Henry Habink
Pittsburgh
Paul Aber
Helen Baldus
Kenneth Wiggers
Norvel Teeraney
Robert DeVos
Broomall
Ben Tewinkle
Abbe Reformed Church
Homer Loomis
Florida
Kissimmee
Laura Carlisch
Union City
Western Reserve Nursing Home
Erie
GAC Club
Dutch Village
Lenore Camiper
Florence Smith
Lucy Schurman
Esther Tewinkle
Clara Bensink
Treasa Rheberg
Erieite Named Vice President At CJ Plant
Robert J. Kenny of Fairview has been named vice president of manufacturing for the Corry Jamestown Corporation. The announcement was made by executive vice president William F. Masler Jr. Kenny comes from Fenestra in Erie where he directed manufacturing and engineering and previously worked at Union Tank Car Division of Trans Union in Chicago. He holds an Illinois Institute of Technology industrial engineering degree and an MBA from Northwestern. Active in several clubs, he is a registered professional engineer in California. He and his wife Rose Marie and two children reside in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Kenny
Fairview
Corry Jamestown Corporation
William F. Masler Jr
Kenny
Corry Jamestown
Fenestra
Erie
Union Tank Car
Trans Union Corporation of Chicago
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Northwestern University
Executives Club of Chicago
Union League Club of Chicago
Aviation Country Club of
California
Rose Marie
City Must Still Build Sewage Plant
Ramey in Clearfield County, a town of 204 residents with total property assessed at 399,296, must fund an 11.3 million sewage plant despite extreme hardship. The state Environmental Hearing Board says Commonwealth Court rulings do not excuse pollution, though the town faces a burdensome share of 4.34 hundred thousand dollars after federal aid covers three quarters of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramey
State
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Court
Commonwealth
Robert Broughton
Environmental Board
Broughton
Clearfield County
Coroner Rules Shotgun Death Accidental
Coroner Charles Heath ruled the death of 15 year old Rusty Lee Fulmer accidental after a 12 gauge shotgun discharged while his 14 year old brother Ronald placed it in a rack. The shooting occurred Wednesday night at the Curtwensville residence where the brothers lived with their grandmother. Rusty was pronounced dead at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curwensville, Pa
Clearfield, County
Rusty Lee Fulmer
Charles Heath
Ronald
Heath
Rusty
Unemployment Up In State In December
Pennsylvania posted its largest December unemployment rise since 1972 with the rate up to 4.3 percent from 4.1 percent in November. About 213000 workers were jobless in December, 11,000 more than November. Energy shortages contributed to layoffs, while the state’s 1973 average unemployment was 4.4 percent, down from 5.8 percent in 1972. Also, Carney stars in Harry and Tonto filming on location in New York, Chicago, the Grand Canyon, Las Vegas and Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Labor and Industry Department
Labor
Paul Smith
Smith
Hollywood
Art Carney
Harry and
Tonto
20Th Century-Fox
New York
Chicago
Grand Canyon
Las Vegas
Pa Farm Prices 2 Percent Higher in December Index
Harrisburg AP reports the December 15 index of prices paid to Pennsylvania farmers rose 2 percent from mid November. Higher meat animal and feed grain prices offset declines in hogs milk cows and potatoes. Farm prices were 32 percent above December 1972 levels. Continuous telephone service linked Indonesia and South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Bernice Marsh
Margaret Bemis
Forest Peiffer
Eva Kepler
Jamestown
Joseph Hudson
Ashville
Alice Camp
George Gravis
Philip Hartlib
Edinboro
James van
Clifford Aiken Sr
Robert van Earden
Chino
Gary Kargal
Fullerton
Beverly Albright
Celeron
Mary Schultz
Audrey Rouse
Helen
Rouse
Buffalo
Marcia Radlecki
Glen Evans
Wilber van Earden
James van Earden
Lawrence Rouse
Wattsburg
Helen Rouse
Clifford Aiken Jr
John Pfeiffer
Clymer
Erieite
CJ Plant
Desmond’s Electrical Acre
Charley
Sia
Charney
Rade
Siegel Film
Man
Matt
Aoe
Unversal Poture- Techn
Henry Block
North Center Street
Pretoria
South Africa
Indonesia
Lyyeans
Ave
Warren
Corry
Walter
Dia