Clymer area graduates and community notices
Clymer Events recaps multiple local graduations including Gertrude GravinkMiss Sally Jo Thompson from Highland School of Nursing and George Legters with summa cum laude from Houghton College. The article lists relatives visiting, church events, and Legion Auxiliary officer installations, plus a farewell for Rev Heitzenrater and varied local celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gravink
Sally Jo Thompson
Gail Thompson
Olean
N.Y
Highland School of Nursing
Rochester
Art's Center
Nazareth College
R.A. Thompson Sr
Gilbert Ton
Lavern Cline
San Pedlo
Calif
Marian Gallup
Clifford Warnshouse
Ed Krone
Greensboro
N.C
Loren Upperman
Beaver Dam
Hobart Blanchard
Irma TenHaken
Dar
New York
Richard TenHaken
Douglas Hanks
Lena TenHuisen
Corry
Grace Gravink
Ruth Beckerink
Josh Hogenboom
Wersdale
Fla
George Legters
Houghton College
Penn State
Vivian Legters
Francis (Legters) Fair
Eugene Donelson
Suit filed over 32 years in state mental hospitals
A Bristol man, Charles Simon, 65, seeks more than 1.25 million dollars in damages from Norristown State Hospital Farview State Hospital and state agencies in U S District Court. He says he was illegally confined and subjected to insulin and metrazol shock treatments without consent and suffered assaults by guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bristol
U.S. District Court
Charles Simon
David Ferleger
Mental Patient Civil Liberties Project
Norristown State Hospital
Farview State Hospital
Wayne County
Department of Welfare, Welfare
Helene Wohlgemuth
Farview
John P. Shovlin
Simon
Sanity Commission
Norristown
Shapp Blasts Nixon Wants New Attitude
In Philadelphia Gov. Milton J. Shapp blasted the Nixon Administration before about 2,000 AFL-CIO delegates. He called for a change in Washington and highlighted his 1971–present labor-friendly record, including expanded unemployment benefits and health and safety measures. He urged action on signing AFSCME contracts and noted SEPTA layoffs pending June 29, with seniority as a remaining issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio
Milton J. Shapp
Nixon
Shapp
Washington
Organized Labor
American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees
Afscme
Knights Hold First Degree During Corry Council Meeting
The Corry Council No. 425 Knights of Columbus welcomed 15 new members at its regular meeting as the First Degree ceremony was conducted by Union City’s First Degree team. Recipients seated and standing were Thomas Wascak Kenneth Burdick Joseph Frisina the Rev John Lucas Thomas Saxton Edward Paver George Tinko Jack Armitage Joseph Jawdy Jr Henry Pondel Michael Gluvna Thomas Dyne David Mitchell Charles Weeks Ernest Ferro and Jon Dyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Legters
Pella
Iowa
Howard
General Synod of the Reformed Church
John Legters
Waukesha
Wis
Ronald Morris
Steven
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Ethel Wallace
Mildred DeShazer
Velma Bailey
Heitzenrater
Springville
N.Y
Diane Cady
Dennis Condon
Robert Winner
Kenneth Sullivan
Cheryl Aikens
Sue Camper
Bonnie Pound
Claudia Lictus
Philip Carlisch
Robert Duink
David Neckers
Mike Hawkins
Lucille Neckers
Council of Ministries
Ben Bensink
Vivian Legters
Betty Courtright
E. Clyde Snyder
Pastor Penguin
Birderian
Wington
Harold Neckers
Sue Rhebergen
Roberta Renskers
Larry Howard
Th Heitzenraters
Corry
Knights of Columbus
Union City
Thomas Wascak
Kenneth Burdick
Joseph Frisina
John Lucas
Thomas Saxton
Edward Paver
Standing
George Tinko
Jack Armitage
Joseph Jawdy Jr
Henry Pondel
Michael Gluvna
Thomas Dyne
David Mitchell
Charles Weeks
Ernest Ferro
Jon Dyne
Journal
McEldowney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clymer
Pa. State Hospital
Bluffs
Anthony J. Mercorella
Ratters Burkholder Bros. R.D
Spartansburg
Minnick’s
North Center Street
Food Club
Applesauce
Kellogg’s
Variety Pack
Fruit Cocktail
New York State
Elmview
Jersey Farm
Lottsville Road
Columbus
J. Peterson & Son
Lennon
South First Ave
Molu
Eolela
South Center Street
Ehocica Anes Crines
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