Corry area notices and hospital admissionsまとめ
Local community notices list an assortment of hospital admissions and discharges, names and addresses including Mrs. Mark Savko Mrs. Alfred J. Yoder Mrs. Thomas Blatchley Sr. and others. The page also advertises car rentals Corry Area Art Council jazz event and multiple local sales and notices from Corry Savings & Loan annual meeting January 24 1977 notices. Also includes classified ads and commerce items for Corry residents with addresses in Corry Wattsburg Union City Columbus and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Savko
North Street
Columbus
Alfred J. Yoder
Columus
Thomas Blatchley Sr
Centerville
Chad
Diana D. Powers
Duane Street
William Wagner
Spartansburg
Howard Diehl
Mill Street
Carl Nielsen
Snyder Circle
Auto Inspection Period Extended in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports the January 31 state car inspection deadline is extended to February 15 by Transportation Secretary William Sherlock. Lt. Gov. Ernest Kline requested the change due to cold weather and vehicle breakdowns amid high call volumes for inspection appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Transportation
William Sherlock
Ernest Kline
Sherlock
Penelec Pursues Economic Catch-Up in 1976 Efforts
Pennsylvania Electric Company describes 1976 as a year of economic catch-up focusing on lowering costs for customers while expanding environmental improvements. It notes $85 million spent on environmental work in 1970 with $8 million more for operations, plans for $88 million by 1980, and $12 million in revenue bonds for Homer City pollution facilities. The report also mentions the Multi-Stream Coal Cleaning project at Homer City, upgrading Corry area voltage from 12.5 to 34.5 Kv, installing 2.02 miles overhead and 0.21 miles underground lines, and housing and urban renewal work in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Robert P. Martin, Jr
Penelec
Northwestern
Homer City
Penelect
Indiana
Corry
Wheelertown Road
Interstate Amiesite
Union City
Corry Foam Company
Chac Mool Sculpture On Loan For Bicentennial Display
The Chac Mool from Chichen Itza, a Maya Toltec sculpture dating to the 10th to 12th centuries, is shown at the Smithsonian Hirschhorn through March 1977 on loan from Mexico to honor the United States Bicentennial. Discovered in the Yucatan in 1875, it is regarded as the finest of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chichen-Itza
Smithsonian
Hirschhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Government of
Mexico
United States
Yucatan Peninsula
Dear Abby and Millie troubling teen hours letter mix
A reader asks how to handle a 17 year old son's late hours with a girl on car dates and sleepovers. Abby suggests a father to son talk and setting strict curfews with the girl’s parents, noting the car key as leverage if needed. Also included are questions on hostess etiquette for drop ins and a reader who wants Christmas gifts from a weekly hairdresser. Abby cautions against gifting so the writer should skip the Christmas present.
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Abby
Dieting Dogs and the Rise of Pet Weight Loss Foods
Overweight dogs can diet with specialized pet foods. General Foods Cycle targets dogs at different life stages, while Ralston Purina promotes Fit & Trim as a lower calorie option. Industry data show many dogs are overweight and owners spend heavily on dog food. Cornell urges using complete and balanced dry or canned foods and minimal supplements, with gradual transition to dry.
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General Foods
Advertising Age
Ralston Purina Co
Pet Food Institute
Cornell University
The
University
National ‘Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Hit By Train Erie Couple Barely Escaped
An Erie couple escaped injury when a Norfolk and Western freight train struck their southbound car at a city crossing and knocked it into a field. Leamon Faulkner, 31, and his wife Olli, 29, were shaken but unharmed, with police noting ice on the track helped prevent a more serious crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Norfolk and Western
Leamon Faulkner
Olli
Poison report on Moscow water proved false
A Moscow water contamination alert for U S diplomats was found inaccurate after an embassy spokesman said testing bottles may have contained the toxins cyanide and mercury. The memorandum warned of harmful levels at buildings used by American personnel, but officials now say results were misinterpreted.
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Moscow
U.S
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Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Novers
Bearden
Teddy Hoyt
Michael Lynam
East Church Street
Thelma L. Gravis
R.D
Herbert Rohde
Wattsburg
H. Jon White
Clymer
Charles Reed
Roosevelt Highway
Raymond Shearer
St. Vincent's
Esther
Laurie
Martha Sparks
Joseph Bolcratz
Jake Byler
Virginia
James Walter
Grand Valley
Donald Gravlin
West Church Street
William Thomas
Robert Powers
Marion Street
Alpha Slocum
Main Street
Robert Langford
Sugar Grove
Charles Armstrong
Raymond Avenue
Jolene
Paul Bean
Spring Creek
Michael
David Quist
Bear Lake
F.D
Conrad Monroe
Marine Bank
American Bankers Association
Cliff Buesink
Corry Area
Montgomery Ward
Cathers
North Center Street
Hillcrest Drive
Corry Savings & Loan Association
N. Center St
Penna
Association
Hennigh’s
Corry Red and Gun Club
Columbus Club Rooms
Hat& St Corry Agway
Leeds
Barb Sargent
Roberts Furniture
Virginia Stockton
Meerhoff’s
NEW” Furniture Department
Grace Fosburgh
Dean Arbby
Hurself
Millie
Maryland
Ace
P.S
Calif
Fido
Louise Cook
Preas
Hav
Aulkner
John Munro
Conneaut
Ohio
Richard Michalak
Faulkners
John Deere Farming Frontiers
John Deere
Gallup & Ten Haken Company
Ind
New York
Woodworth
Corr
N. Center
Smith Streets
Warren - Lakewood
Jamestown
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