Archery Open Championships Near State College Beal Events
About 200 archers and 20 teams from Pennsylvania and six states compete in the 18th Erinunt Open targets championships at Beaver Stadium State College September 3 to 5. Archers from New York New Jersey Maryland Washington D C and Delaware are among participants for the three day meet. Additionally 150 Pennsylvania archers will vie for state titles at the Pennsylvania State College engineering camp twelve miles southwest of State College co sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Archery Association and the extension service.
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Nsburg
Pennsylvania
Beaver Stadium
State College
Eptember
State Department of Commerce Vacation and Recreation Bureau
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Washington
D. C
Delaware
United States
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania State Archery Association, Inc
School of Physical Education and Athletics
Bureau
Coal price rise blamed on 3 day work week
Southern Appalachian operators association president says a three day work week for United Mine Workers will push coal costs up. He told the Senate banking committee that prices rise by at least 60 cents per ton and that operators must pass some of the increase to consumers. Union leaders are accused of monopoly power in bargaining.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southern Appalachian Goal Operators Association
John J. Levis
United Mine
Lee
Gunter
Knoxville
Tenn
Senate Banking Committee
Lewis
Rolla D. Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Island Creek Coal Co
Campbell
UMW
Cutting Vicinity News Briefs From Cutting
News briefs from Cutting include social visits to families in Ti tusville and Ripley, a French Creek Owls loss to Wattsboro and upcoming game at Elgin, local picnics and church events at Findley Lake and Glenwood, hospital updates, birthday celebrations, a large funeral, and family announcements including births and visits to relatives across Erie and Chautauqua regions.
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Lester Camper
William Bensink
Clara Dibble
Titusville
Beta Popney
Elmer Blome
Myr
Samuel Dunnewold
James Vin. Barden Priddy
French Creek “Owls
Wattsburgh
Wattsboro
Owls
Elgin
Robert Spoon
Lois Peck
Ripley
Fred Wallace
Johnson Union
Ludwig Johnson
Agnes Croult
Harold Bemis
Lafe Willey
North Hast
Donald Willey
Uttle Linda Nellis
Qnes
Norman Nellis
Hamot Hospital
Carlemian Marsh
Roger Cooper
Findley Lake
Lawrence Redding
Ruth Wright
Eleanor Wallace
Cutting
Glenwood
Hell
Herbert White
Westfield
Lewellyn Legters
Florence Marsh
Erie
J. J. Wilkinson
North East
Agnes Crcuth
Nellis
Bear Lake
Duane Bemis
Dale
Merritt Hunt
Lon Chautauqua Lake
Henrice Bayle
Chautauqua
Frank Bayle
Morris Leglers
Clymer
Dane Legters
Gary
Legters
Lucille Bemis Wis
Shirley Schruers
Connellsville Waste Plant Faces Court Action Over Odors
In Connellsville Pennsylvania Judge W Russell Carr opened hearings on shutting down the disputed refuse Incinerator near the township border. Township resident Sh H D Brothers testified the odor forces his family to sit outside at night and alarms nearby residents as workers burned garbage in the open rather than in the incinerator.
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Proimsey
Connellsville
W. Russell Carr
Sh. H. D. Brothers
Carr
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