Rescue saw demonstration for Stanford Hose Co. members
Members may observe a rescue saw demonstration at No. 1 fire station tomorrow at 7 p.m. The city seeks applicants for meter maid, applications available in the city engineer’s office on the Municipal Building’s first floor. Judge Carney sentenced John J. Lank to one to two years for car theft and a $100 fine. Louis Beardsley, 16, died by drowning in Fort Worth, son of Stella Beardsley formerly of Corry. Funeral for Joseph M Dailey, 56, set for 1 p.m. tomorrow in Knox. Real estate transfers in Warren County involve Anna Hentig to Julius Fate and Bert J. Stockton to Ronald E. B. Scalise. Corry motorist David A. Krizo, RD 3, suspended 60 days for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Co
No. 1
Frank Warnegie
Corry
Edward Carney
Erie County
Louis Beardsley
Fort Worth
Tex
Warren County
Anna Hentig
Julius Fate
Spring Creek Township
Bert J. Stockton
Ronald EB. Scalise
Columbus Township
State Bureau of Traffic Safely
Harrisburg
Corry Area
David A. Krizo
U S Helicopter Shot Down Near A Shan Valley
The U S Command reported a helicopter downed Tuesday near the A Shan valley 380 miles north of Saigon. Two Americans were wounded. About 50 rockets and motor Suc ks were fired at allied bases and towns with casualties. Three allied American units near Dak To faced several wounded and light South Vietnamese casualties as fighting intensified in the mountains. Over 100 rounds were fired at allied positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
A Shan
Ush
Saigon
Dak To
1969 CAHS Graduates Listed by Name
A long OCR list of CAHS graduates includes multiple first and last names such as John Michael amboso Phill 4 Amy and Michiel Jahn among hundreds of classmates. The text reads as a roster of 1969 graduates with scattered initials and nicknames, reflecting a wide cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vans
John Michael Amboso
Phill
Amy
Phivetine Mare Anthons Darrel Mich Apthorp
Goldie Batley
Crag
Douglas Balog
Michiel Jahn
Buuer
Karen Sue
Bellinger Mary
Ellet Bennink
Reinet Benson
Daniel Lee Bengon
David Leterlin
Virgil DuWayne Bigelow
Larry Lee Birkesles
Mary Ette Bloom
Deborah Jean Brynt
William Craig Bogert
Lacraine Maymensak
Kara Ang
Bracken
Joh Willams Brunt
Gecey Martin Bienizer
Jennie Bueksofer
Neil Eawast Bulan
Leslie Rebeccy
Burlingame
David L Biymeane
Roger Alu Camente
Dale F Canis
Roseanne Tietip Duedueley
June Hiee
Aya Ee Chase Munk E Chitteter
Ellen Mae Cararoneen
Dearn
Eluty
Eheles
Daiel Riche Chie
Eons
Setfrey Cub
Jers T Cynen
Enn Rae Cone
Kenneth
Ahbed Cithert
Danny
Paul Crinayl
Pers Leroy Ghstelio
Marc Alm Crane
Aleta Walker
Well
Jane Culver
Donna Lee Clishaw
Diane Sue Davis
Dale Howarth Dingfeldes
Dan Howard Dingfelder
Larry A H
State Gets Tough On Student Aid
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania House voted to deny state grants and loans to students for participation in mental disorders programs. The move came via amendments pushed by Rep. Patricia A. Crawford with broad GOP support but Democratic resistance. The roll call on the scholarship amendment was 174 19 and the loan amendment passed 169 26. Also noted were attempts to veto or override and budget cut battles pending the next session. Two men were acquitted in Benares of murder charges against Hindu party president Din Dayal Upadhaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania House
Ats
Patricia A. Crawford
Devon
Chester County
Crawford
Francis Worley
R Adams
House
Senate
Shafer
Appropriations Committee
Benares
India
Jan Sangh Din Dayal Upadhaya
Upadhaya
Uttar Pradesh
16 Year Old Killed in Jeep Crash Near Clarksville
A 16 year old from Greene County was killed when a jeep overturned on a rural road in Deemston Borough Washington County. The victim Leonard Sweany was pinned under the vehicle and died two hours later from a crushed chest. The driver, also 16, failed to make a sharp turn.
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Clarksville
Greene County
Deemston
Washington County
Leonard Sweany
Immigrant Name Mention Sparks Election Office Tangle
In Washington, Gallagher defends free speech while denying any contact with immigration issues tied to a name. A recorded transcript allegedly places Dunn warning DeCavalcante toward keeping two men quiet to avoid last minute political exposure. DeCavalcante pledges his office would not embarrass a politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gallagher
Riggs
Dunn
Kenilworth Ofice
Det
Sam
Clymer Community News Highlights Social Gatherings
Mrs. Gilbert Touer and Mrs. Dennis Callaghan of Akron hosted at Mrs. Gravink’s home as her granddaughter marks 95. Attendees included Gravinks, Sullivan, and other locals. a cake and album of family photos were shared. Legion and WSCS meetings covered reports, lunches, and future plans. Medical patients in Erie were noted alongside a piano recital by Mrs Norman Hogenboon’s students at Clymer Central.
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Gilbert Touer
Dennis Callaghan
Akron
Ohio
Jennie Gravink
William Gravinks
Sarah Meerdink
Philip Gravink
Bradley
Brenda
Jill
James Sullivan
Jimmy
Fredonia
Gilbert J. Tons
Gravinks
Sullivan
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
William Moses
Betty Querreveld
Edna Newhouse
Grace Spitzer
Neva Hogenboom
Marianne Christensen
Minnie Ton
American Legion
The
Ernest Hinsdale
Legion
Dale Vrooman
Bay State
Jere
Michael and
Scott
James Gravink
Victor Damcott
Chicago
George Durand
Erie
Clymer
Marion Gallup
Harold Blish
WSCS
North East
Bruce Belman
New Brunswick
N.J
Frances Dunnewald
Delbert King
Hamot Hospital
Garret Grolers
St. Vincent's Hospital
Norman Hogenboon
Clymer Central School
Ruth Adams
Cindy VanEarden
Mark Rhodes
Eileen Reese
Debbie Frank
Douglas Craday
Tanya Legters
Monica Ruff
Karen Wiltsie
Conn Willink
Susan Legters
Sandra Roush
Julie Groters
Janice Whaley
Kevin Fardink
Pat Courtright
Allen Adams
Dale Adams
Jack Hemink
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Joseph M Dailey
William N Rupert
Knox
Millcreek
Cuca
Suvivors
Marjorie Sutton
CAHS
Cites
Steven Lloyd Gerzing
Joseph Lines Gentile
Christine Anne George
Susan Allee Gilliland
Debora Jeanne Graves
Robert Menry Grove
Lynne Elaine Hailust
Randall Wamieree
Marsha Bleady Manks
Marela Lynn Hamed
Kenneth P Marrs
Denis Michael Heacox
Jeffrey Lee Hepler
Patricia Susan Hershberger
Timothy J Hildun
Robert Edward
Hollenbeck
Roland L. Hulthouse
Terry W Howard
Pandelve Marlbut
Randolph Kuma
Michael David Keysar
Walter Dean Todd
Richard J. Leishman
Virginia Lilley
Jjilane Cordell Linebaugh
Melodie Ann Logan
Eloise Marie Mecuun
D. Lyan McChesney
Bonnie Marie McClintock
Maria Kay McCray
Robert L MacGregor
Jenna Mack
Charles Francis Morkle
D'Arcy Elizabeth Martin
Saundra Ann Messina
Mary Leepte
George R. Sample
Judith Ann Sanders
Elizabeth J Sandsiail
Hakan Hokey Sawyer
Thomas Carlyle Seniling
Gordon Robert Scheiner
John Frederick Schwall
Fred John Skales
Sharon Sinn
Garalyn Smith
Cheryl Lee Smith
Glens Daniel Sih
Scott Lakue Shroven
Christine Louise Shrovert
Rebeca Ann Stesdoan
Cathy
Lorraine Sheaves
Robert Edward Stevenson
Donna Ann Summerville
Mary A. Sutton
Jill Christine Swarkhamer
Julie Range TeWinkle
Jane Marie Theisen
Timothy
Iain Paul Thomas
Lawrence’ E Thomas
Melvin M ‘Thombson
Judith Ann Tinko
Kathleen Ann Tomeho
Bacbarw Tath
Kathryn Elsie Tressier
Terry Clifton Tripp
Wanda Lee Tiskel
Linda Sue Troyer
Randal Tay
Vallewii
Deborah Anne Vanderhoot
Linda Susen Wade
Phylis Louise Walsh
Sheila T Walters
Larry B . Waenshuts
Kenneth Jack Waseak
Richard A Watrous
Larry
Way Frederick Web
Marke Rexford Wepsiegdettrey Clark Weis
Douglas Lee Weldon
Cecelia
Maureen Wells
Marlene Joanne Wickwire
Connie Lee Wilkinson
Sally Maxine Willis
Roger Witham
Wojsicehowski
James Joseph Wronek
Thomas Daniel
Zalw
Mayrlene Marie Zui
Pronk
Steven
Earl Vann
Philadelphia
Evans Sugar & Spice
Dad
Ierican
Rocker
Tula Firestone
Furniture Department
South Center Street
Barney's
Ing Viet van
Nordra
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