January Clearance Sale at Paul’s Men’s Wear
An ad lists a January clearance at Paul’s Men’s Wear 5119 Setee with a plea for information about illegal drug sales to tip the authorities. It also notes a $50 reward for information leading to arrest for a Crestline trailers fire on January 14, 1973 at Crestline Company, J. F. Scheiner, Crestline, and advertises pre inventory sale at Robert’s Children’s Shop 2116 SAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul's Men’s Wear
T.I.P
Crestline
Crestline Company
J. F.scheiner
Robert's Children’s Shop
Pennsylvania liquor prices may rise again under new board
Philadelphia report says the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will hold a Harrisburg hearing at 10 am on 46 liquor items and 247 wines as proposed increases range from one penny to $2.63 per item. The list notes many wines from California affected by crop losses, while Gov. Shapp appointee Gene Roscioli seeks public participation and ends past practice of silent price hikes.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
California
Old Liquor Board
Gene Roscioli
Milton Shapp
YMCA Calendar shows a busy weekly aquatic schedule
The calendar lists multiple events across Tuesday to Saturday including water volleyball, swim teams, Tadpole class, Adult Coed, and nursery school activities. Notable entries feature High School Team, Family Swim, and Weight Watchers sessions with times scattered throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Columbus
A.mn
Jamestown man charged with burglary and grand larceny
Police arrested Edward Leeper, 19, on burglary, grand larceny, and possession of burglary tools after he allegedly broke into the Canteen Vending Company. Officers said he attempted to haul about 50 pounds of change, cigarettes, and tools, and fled through a window leaving tracks in the snow after a silent alarm called them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N.Y
Stephen Johnson
Edward Leeper
Johnson
Rich Okerlund
Chambers Propose Public Meet On New Road Between Titusville Meadville
The Chambers of Commerce of Titusville and Meadville plan a public meeting this week to press for a straight-line highway linking the two cities. PennDOT has told them construction likely will not begin before 1990, prompting a strategy session with state legislators to try to advance the date for current residents.
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Chambers of Commerce
Titusville
Meadville
Penndot
The
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Name Moderator To Presbyterian Church Af
A readable OCR fragment lists hospital names and volunteers with entries for admissions and discharges. It mentions Carry Memorial Hospital Carry Ambulance Service DESK VOLUNTEERS Esther Laurie Olive Henton and a series of individuals with addresses. It also notes a conference line about a moderator and two straight-line eigenray proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Laurie
Olive Henton
Calvin Swarm
RLD
Corry
Dorothy Scheller
Lloyd Ruppersberger
Frank Lilley
R.D
County Costs Relieve Erie County Welfare Drop In October
The State Department of Public Welfare reports Erie County relief spending over 1 million dollars monthly. October expenditures totaled 1,189,950 with aid to dependent children the largest 828,249, followed by Old Age, state and Federal blind pensions, general and disabled assistance. Union City Livestock prices list hogs to calves and lambs for sale January 11.
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Harrisburg
Erie
State Department of Public Welfare
Union City
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W. Smith Street Plaza
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YMCA
Aio
Corry Hospital
News Today
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Carry Memorial Hospital
One Carry Ambulance Service
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James Wells
Irving Street
Julie Morton
Bear Lake
Charles Roberts
Larry Armink
Som LD
Rick Houser
Amd
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W. Beade Langherst
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Que Sely
Ogas
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