Clymer Free Library Trustees Election Meeting Planned
The Clymer French Creek Free Library Association will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 1 p.m. at the library to elect three trustees and conduct other legal business. The Sara Circle and Twentieth Century Club reports note programs, devotions, music, and club presentations from members and guests, with details from recent gatherings at member homes and Lakeview Reformed Church.
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Gertrude Gravin
Clymer
French Creek Free Library Association
Sara
United Methodist
Lynette Lictus
Vivian Legters
Sue Rhebergen
Lois Schutt
Carole Lictus
Terry Sellers
Peggy Bensink
Martha Hawkins
Kathy Winner
Ronda Sellers
Tim Neckers
Rose Sullivan
Twentieth Century Club
Doris Goggin
Florence Smith
Florence Tewinkle
Minnie Legters
Bertha Wassink
John Butter
Women's Federation
Lakeview Reformed Church
Community Club hosts tureen dinner for GAC club invite
Rochester elders John Neckers Carlyle Neckers and Roger Dunnewold attended with the GAC club for a tureen dinner at the Community Club. Birthdays for Mrs Orpha Hapgood and May Schurman were honored and Esther Tewinkle served as chaplain reading Psalms and a poem Not Growing Old. Shrine Circus date set for Buffalo March 26 offering reduced $1 seats for golden agers. Several residents headed to Florida trips and others prepared for upcoming visits and housemother duties.
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Rochester
John Neckers
Carlyle Neckers
Roger Dunnewold
GAC Club
Orpha Hapgood
May Schurman
Esther Tewinkle
Treasa Rhebergen
Shrine Circus
Buffalo
Golden Agers
Pearl Hewes
Lenore Camper
Clara Bensink
Ethel Clancy
Ruth Beckerink
Ford admin looks to enlist employers in alien job search
Immigration Commissioner Leonard F. Chapman said the Ford administration might use a voluntary program where employers screen citizenship status if Congress does not pass mandated checks. He cited unemployment rising to 6.42 million and said up to 2–3 million aliens may hold jobs. Chapman noted a pilot in Denver with 12 companies and claimed the service could open one million jobs for Americans if the Rodino bill and funding advance.
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Washington
Ford Administration
United States
Leonard F. Chapman
Congress
Immigration Service
Chapman
House
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Senate
Denver
Army Recruits Surge Amid Economic Strain Nationwide
In Springfield Illinois AP reports rising unemployment fuels Army enlistments as recruiters caution overfilling goals. Col Jack Hougen notes obstacles staying under 101 percent, while Col Perry Stevens cites temporary security appeal. October signups hit 19,895 at 105.3 percent of 18,900 target, with September at 23,545 against 22,800.
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Springfield, Ill
Jack Hougen
Fort Sheridan
Perry Stevens
Pentagon
Detroit
Congress
Stevens
Army
Garment Industry Sees Decline Amid Inflation and Layoffs
In Northeastern Pennsylvania the garment sector, once a regional economic lifeline, struggles to survive amid rising costs and slow sales. Baumel Dress Corp chief Stanton Jackman warns many plants cannot endure further losses. unemployment claims show 43 percent from garment workers. Federation laments delayed aid as 300 factories cut back and buyers pull back on inventory.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
King Coal
Stanton Jackman
Baumel Dress Corp
Olyphant
Jackman
Northeast Apparel Association
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Monroe
Bureau of Employment Security
Wilkes-Barre
New York City
Jack Sobel
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Afl-Cio
New York
Harrisburg Quadrennial Inauguration Week Schedule
Harrisburg prepares for a two day inauguration festival for Gov Milton J Shapp with a 55 unit parade a dressy ball and multiple receptions. The schedule includes Lt Gov Ernest P Klein inauguration 1030 am and Shapp at noon followed by a two hour parade and a public reception at 4 pm and a Pall at 9 pm. Chief Justice Benjamin R Jones to administer oath and Shapp to deliver a 10 minute speech.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Penn Harris Motor Inn
Camp Hill
Tueday
Ernest P. Kline
Senate
Shapp
Capitol Building
Penn Harris
Farm Show
Benjamin R. Jones
State Supreme Court
Guide to Using Telephone cuts long distance costs
Pittsburg AP report on Bell of Pennsylvania tips to save on long distance calls. Dial directly to avoid operator fees, plan and time discussions, and limit per call duration. Night and off peak rates are cheaper with daytime penalties and Saturday to Sunday discounts. If misrouted, call the operator to adjust the bill.
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Pittsburgh
Bell of Pennsylvania
Ats&t
Los Angeles
Bell
November Revenue Misses Forecast in Pennsylvania
State Revenue Department officials report November receipts totaled 1.? million. Personal income taxes reached 69 million, 10 million below forecast, sales taxes 106 million, 5 million under estimates, cigarette beer and liquor taxes 1 million under. First five months show year to date 1,276,679,000, 3.2 percent above July 1 forecast.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Revenue Department
Department
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Corry Journal
Lou Fardink
Claremont
Fla
Doris Stephany
Lou
Luella Doughtery
Jim Lictus
Amy
Mariah Gallup
Ellenton
Glen Neckers
C. Messenger
DeLand
Alan Neckers
Amy Newhouse
Kenmore
Gordy
Doris
Southwest
C. J. Peterson & Son
Riker TV
Black & White
Corry, Pa
Cail
Woodley’s
Lincolnville Road
Union City
Ford
Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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