Marine National Bank annual meeting outlines growth and leadership
Marine National Bank reported record resources of 98 million dollars in 1968 up 20 percent, with deposits rising to 89.7 million and earnings to 665 808. The meeting announced two new directors two Corry Advisory Board appointees and the retirement of Corry office officer Murrell Baldwin after 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Advisory Board
Corry Bank
Marine National Bank
Charles H. Bracken
Marine
Bracken
Murrell O. Baldwin
Corry
Baldwin
Citizens National Bank
Citizens
Union City
Jamestown Business College
Pace and
Pace Institute
Eastman School of Business
American Institute of Banking
Alfred N. Pilz
Ajax Iron Works
Cooper Industries, Inc
Joseph A. Furst
C. D. Pilz
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Harvard University
Cooper Industries
McKinsey Company
Cleveland
New York
Furst
Franklin
Pennsylvania College of Optometry
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Optometric Association
American Optometric Association
Marine Board of Directors
Edward W. Felt
J. Guy Butters
Robert Ott Jr
Hubert S. Vaughn
Measers
Butters
Feldt
Ott
Vaughn
Glen W. Donaldson
William F. Masler Jr
C. Conrad Monroe
Paul C. Roche
Richard H. Rossbacher
Marvin E. McHale
Lyle V. Hotchkiss
James D. Howard
Confusion Over Talks at Paris Round Table Conference
A United States press interview outlines the semantic arguments around Vietnam talks in Paris. The Q and A clarifies terms such as conference and talks, the roles of Hanoi and NLF, and why the setup uses round and rectangular tables to reflect four sides or two. Podesta resigns as Madison Square Garden president to start his own firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vietnam
International Conference Center
National Liberation Front
NLF
Hanoi
Hanoinlf
Washington-Saigon
Hanoi Nlf
Washington —Saigon
Name mix up links suspect to Gannon star
Alden Lawson and his wife were arrested on drug act charges in Wilkinsburg. Officials said the man is not the former Gannon College star Alfred Lawson, who played basketball and set scoring and rebounding records before 1985 and now works as a consultant. Oswego, N.Y., was mentioned in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Gannon College
Alden Lawson
Wilkinsburg
Ira Berninger
Justice of the Peace
Edwin Prosser
al Lawson
Alfred Lawson
Oswego
N.Y
Homestead
Gannon
the Garden
Questions arise over Youngsville PTA value and structure
At a February 17 meeting the Youngsville Elementary PTA discussed forming an independent parent group. President Mrs. John noted strong sentiment for independence while pledging to study the matter with widest possible input. The three questions focus on PTA benefits, funds use, and leadership of a separate group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Youngsville
PTA
John
Jamestown City Hall costs rise by 300000
Jamestown architect Warren Howard released figures showing the city hall project cost rising from 3,681,000 last July to 3,985,000 yesterday. The total project cost approved by the City Council remains 4.7 million, covering land, demolition, and architecture. The increase amounts to about 1 percent monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Warren Howard
Howard
Clymer area notes on family visits church remodeling and bids
The column records weekend visits among local families in Frewsburg and Little Valley. Abbe Reformed Church began remodeling with a work bee removing pews and arranging parlors for future services. City hall bids are expected March 4 as officials hope to fit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ton
Merle Newhouse
Floyd Holmes
Frewsburg
N.Y
Carol Compton
Albany
Gordon New
Amy Newhouse
Thornton Newhouse
Little Valley
Abbe Reformed Church
Dan Brown
Fort Dix
N.J
Hubert Brown Craig Neckers
Gwynne
Bailey
Hope College
Carlyle
Carlyle Neckensm Mr. and Mrs. Rob. Lea and Mrs. Marion Gallup
Florida
Hilder Olson
James[town
Nettie Legters
Robert Clancy
Bradford Visitors and Local Sunday School Bowling Party
T and Miss May Schurman of Bradford visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Legters with Mrs. Clancy and Miss Schurman staying longer. Mr. and Mrs. John Rickers Jr. and children of Buffalo called on Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ton on Saturday. The Friendly Corner Sunday School Glass of the Abbe Reformed Church enjoyed a bowling party at Cutting Lanes Friday night then visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Legters for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Schurman
Bradford
Walter Legters
Clancy
Miss Schurman
John Rickers Jr
Buffalo
Gilbert T
Abbe Reformed Church
Ronald ,Legters
Former Resort Hotel At Celoron Gutted By Fire
A fire gutted the interior of a former hotel now apartments in Celoron N Y damaging an adjacent two family house. Major damage occurred to the Dale Apartments which were empty at the time. The blaze also harmed a nearby house occupied by the Fuller family and the Rices. A dog alerted neighbors who called the alarm just before 2 a m. About 100 volunteer firefighters from Celoron and Lakewood fought the blaze for around two hours. Fire Chief Doty provided details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celoron
N.Y
Dale
Celoron Park
Chautauqua Lake
Manley Fuller
Jack Rice
Lakewood
Doty
Erie County urged to fund conservation camp
William Hill Jr. told commissioners Erie County leads in sending youths to the Junior Conservation School at State College and many work in federal and state conservation jobs nationwide. He urged a local conservation camp and funds from schools, private industry, and government to support construction. A fire at the Dale Building caused unknown damage with no estimate provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David DeHaven
Drie
Clean Streams
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportmen Clubs
Erie County
State College
United States
Pennsylvania
County Council of Sportsmen Clubs
Aad
Hill
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Marine Bank Resources Soar
M. D. Baldwin
Alfred Pilz
Joseph Furst
Lona L. Merker
Marian A. Barton
Saigon
Cage Star
Cen
Eee
Tally-Ho
Corry Agway, Inc
Penna. Ave
Spartansburg Agway, Inc
Youngsville Pta
Clymer
Frederick J. Anderson
Thhe City Hall
Asellis Yun Y Ue
Yeennenne
William 0. Hill Jr
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