Local social notes from Meadville area clubs and gatherings
Bernice Marah hosted the Hi-Neighbor Club with six members and planned a picnic for August at Mead Park. Numerous visits and events are recounted, including family birthdays, reunions at Spring Creek and Mead Park, a Corvette grand prize win in Mercer, nursing school acceptance for Beverly Gravink, and a Ladies Fellowship meeting at the First Baptist Church with a Holy Land slide presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marah
Gordon Johnson
Mead Park
Thomas Alcorn Jr
Edward Sayre
Grant Johnson
Tracy of
Corry
Bradford
Thomas John Alcorn
Clifford Aikens Sr
Clifford Aikens Jr
Sportmen’s Club
Spring Creek
George Morton
Bear Lake
Amos VanEarden
Christine Nakoski
Elma
Joseph Nakoski
John Hamilton
Johnny
Meadville
Bernice Marsh
Blouise
Faith
Bernice
Cutting Community Church
Alice Camp
George Glavis
Erie
Cornelius Beckerink
Neil Sturgis
North Clymer
Pittsfield
Bertha Benedict
Vernon Humphrey
Dale Eaton
Jack Eaton
Vicky
Findley Lake
Gilbert Simms
Mercer, Pa
Eaton
Semmi
Mercer
Shreveport
Leon Newhouse
Clymer
Edwin Gravink
David Albright
Beverly
Jamestown Community College
Chris Gravink
Amos VanBarden
Rupert Morris
Glen Evans
Mayfield Heights Hospital
Ohio
Gary Evans
Brian Henry
Gordon Shampoe
Paul Shampoe
Douglass DeShazer
Merle Pierce
North East
Randall Sampoe
Larry Shampoe
Little Valley
Myron Wallace
George Hapgood
Laurie
Orpha Hapgood
Hapgoods
Alaska
Russell Hunink
Albert Bayle
Tammy Bayle
Ronna Morton
Florence Linendell
Ladies Fellowship of the
First Baptist Church
Ralph Carroll
Pitt Physician Tests China Acupuncture in Pittsburgh Center Plan
Pitt associate professor Dr Ruben Tenicela launches plan to open an acupuncture treatment center in Pittsburgh pending trial results. He will travel to Hong Kong Japan Thailand and Taiwan to study methods and hopes a six month pilot study will prove the technique effective for severe pain. If successful, full local availability follows within a year. He notes possible safety simplicity and stability advantages over drugs. London census reports 108 girls per 100 men with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Ruben Tenicela
Pitt
Far East
Teniela
Presbyterian University Hospital
Hong Kong
Japan
Thailand
Taiwan
Red China
Peking
Tenkela
Tenichela
Still Pursue Drunk Driving Case Probe
Erie County probe into alleged irregularities in handling drunk driving cases continues per Pennsylvania Attorney General J Shane Creamer with no new details at present. He notes local district attorneys cooperate as the strike force reviews police and hospital records and reports on refusals of taximeter examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Pennsylvania
J. Shane Creamer
Creamer
Granted Honor Scholarship for Corry Student at Geneva College
Jeffrey Huff of Corry, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse E Huff Jr, has been awarded Geneva College Honor Scholarship at Beaver Falls. He is a Corry Area High School graduate. The scholarship awards 1200 dollars toward tuition over eight semesters for top ten percent students in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Huff
Jesse E. Huff Jr
A.D. 2
Corry
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Corry Area
Geneva
Sirhan Brothers Threatening Mom in California
Mary Sirhan says two of her other sons threaten her after Saidallah 40 visited to threaten arson. Sharif 39 also rang with threats claiming job woes. Sirhan, convicted of Kennedy killing, is in San Quentin serving life. In Maryland, up to 100 inmates may be freed after welding course at Jessup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Mary Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Kennedy
California
San Quentin
Jessup
Maryland House of Correction
State Board of Parole
National Chess Tournament Overshadowed
In Chicago AP reports the first day of the Third National Chess Congress spurred talk of the world title match in Reykjavik between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer.Tournament director Bill Goldburg notes immediate news of Spassky’s resignation spread through the room as Fischer equalized the 24-game world series. Australian grandmaster Walter Browne lauds Fischer as the stronger player and predicts Fischer will gain several games to seize the title, while noting Spassky pressed during a draw in game four. Browne, the U S Open champion, calls Fischer dynamic and opportunistic, with Spassky second in his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reykjavik
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Spassky
Bill Goldburg
New York
Iceland
Fischer
Walter S. Browne
Browne
Black
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Budd Dwyer
Center Street
Maudville
Penna
Forest Hopkins
West Main Street
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
Commonwealth
China
Acupuncture
London
Greater London
Financial District
Chelsea
Aldameer
Lis
Smith Street
Chrysler
Newport Royale
Plymouth
DODGE
First Avenue
Sirhan Brothers
PARCW
Try-M
Warren
Titusville
Greenville
N. Center St
Liberty St
Warres
AN. Franklin St