Hi Neighbor Club meeting notes and local visits
The Hi-Neighbor Club of Clymer held a ham loaf lunch at noon with ten members and five children. Officers elected for the year are Mrs. Gordon Shampoe president, Mrs. Dale Eaton vice president, and Mrs. Dave Motherwell secretary and treasurer. Numerous social visits and hospital news follow, including relatives in Buffalo, Jamestown, and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Cutting
Carl L. Marsh
Duane Bemis
Gordon Shampoe
Dale Eaton
Dave Motherwell
Donald Willey
Carl A. Marsh
Lucy Sherman
Clymer
James VanEarden
Lee Duink
Buffalo
Mr. Duink
Veterans Hospital
Duink
Jamestown
Frank Picone
Vern
Ecumenical Mix Delights St Marys Parishioners
In Meadville Pennsylvania unusual church acoustics cause a Protestant service to broadcast over St Marys public address system during Christmas. Parishioners recall Silent Night sung in unison both in church and on the radio. Johnson taps two Pennsylvanians for Bicentennial Commission Catherine Drinker Bowen of Haverford and Rep John Saylor of Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville, Pa
St. Marys
Pennsylvania
Washington
Johnson
Catherine Drinker Bowen
Haverford
U. S
John Saylor
Johnstown
Tools and Equipment Sales and Rentals Highlight Concrete
Local listings show gravel and concrete materials sold or rented. Suppliers advertise a range of tool and equipment options for construction projects. Prices and terms vary by size and supplier, with delivery and rental options noted in ads. Businesses emphasize availability of all gravel sizes and concrete-related products.
Recall Over 18,000 Autos For Safety Malfunctions
Chrysler recalls 18,124 1967 model cars for possible brake and electrical defects after quality tests. About 138,000 autos total warned, with 4,720 cars potentially affected. Owners of Plymouth Fury, Dodge Polara and Monaco urged to test windshield wipers in cold weather and bring vehicles in if wipers fail. The recall covers several models and cites possible master cylinder bolt failure and electrical harness interference with the auto pilot system. No customer complaints reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Valiant
Imperial
At Least He Didn't Have To Pay For Towing
CALGARY. A Calgary auto shop owner, Richard Irving Clark, 48, tried to withdraw $10 from a bank. A note on his withdrawal slip said a stickup, triggering police response. He was questioned, released as a foolish prank. His car had been towed for overtime parking, but he did not pay to retrieve it after explaining the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
Richard Irving Clark
Clark
Clarke
Bradford Pair Charged In Ohio Bank Holdup
Three men Leroy Neely Charley Hale and Francis D Chiodo were charged in Cleveland with malicious entry after robbing a Central National Bank branch on Buckeye Road. Police recovered 1853 dollars of the loot from Neely and Hale. Chiodo was arrested later. The case carries a 20 year to life potential sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Ohio
Cleveland
Central National Bank
Leroy Neely
Charley Hale
Francis D. Chiodo
Neely
Hale
Chiodo
Buckeye Road
Warren to get a community pool this summer
Jaycee President Robert Peterson announces a Warren pool complex should be ready by late summer. The Jaycees aimed to raise 2500000 but reached about 180000, still accepting donations. Borough council pledged 100000 if the drive succeeded and the 1967 budget now allocates 78000 for the project. Bid openings are planned for mid March with spring construction and an August opening target, modeled after Youngsville's pool progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren — Jaycee
Robert Peterson
Warren
Jaycees
Cuncil
Peterson
Youngsville
Senecas Seek U. S. Aid For Two Projects
The Seneca Nation requests federal approval of 259000 from a 12 million Allegheny Reservation Fund to finish relocation home building and to improve the tribal industrial park near Irvine New York. They also seek a 750000 perpetual fund for two community buildings on Allegheny and Cataraugus reservations as part of a six week drive that raised nearly 100000. The Warren complex will include multiple pools for tots general use and competition while a roof over the competition pool was deferred due to shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jaycees
Police probe of Millcreek spankings sparks inquiry
Erie County DA requests investigation into claims that a Millcreek School teacher spanked about 30 third graders with a yardstick and was overly militant. Millcreek police juvenile division under Sgt. Norman Hammer interviews pupils to assess the discipline's extent while superintendent Dr. John S. Sandel notes the teacher's good record and pending statements from involved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek
Erie County District Attorney
Offce
Milleresk Police
Norman Hammer
Hammer
Sandel
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Humphrey
Picone
Albert Bayle
LeVerne Proctor
West Seneca
N. Y
Howard Westley
Findley Lake
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Leonard Anthony
Pleasantville
Alice Camp
Amos VanEarden
Leon Legters
James Gould
Waterford
Glen Evans
Faye Ellsworth
Harborcreek
Clifford Aikens Sr
Samuel Upperman
Columbus
Elouise Marsh
Arthur Wallace
North East
Ronald Willey
Carl Bayle
Amos VanWarden
Esther TeWinkle
Leon Newhouse
McDonald
Deborah Williams
Karen Nellis
Sibley Wright
James Carpenter
Townville
Helen Wright
Salvatore Elia
Bancardchek
Extra Fonda
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Journal Daily
Fale Lumber
truValue Building Supply
Ask
Rochester
N.Y
New York State
Elmer Hansen
State Agriculture College
State Horticultural Society
RCA
RCA Victor
Lor
eThesienna
REA Victor Aéw
Visect
Aéw
Beamentone
Ate
Rcavictor
New Fist
Econ
iHome
Meerhoff's Appliances
North Center Street
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Jane Parker
A&p
W. Washington St
Porterhouse
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