Hi Neighbor Club entertained at Mrs Merton Bayle home
Bernice Marsh hosted the Hi Neighbor Club with eight members and one guest Mrs Paul Spink. The afternoon featured visiting and sewing, with no July meeting planned. A August gathering will be arranged by Mrs Merton Bayle and Mrs Merton Bemis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Merton Bayle
Paul Spink
Merton Bemis
Merle Te Winkle
Clymer
Myron Wallace
Joseph Nakoski
Theodore Nakoski
Syracuse
N.Y
Edward Prugar
Gayle Chojnacki
Erie
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Amos VanKarden
Forest Peiffer
Eva Kepler
Columbus
Clifford Aikens Jr
Clifford Aikens Sr
Clifford Sr
Randall Shampoe
New Buffalo Road
Martha Squalia
Tempe
Ariz
James Eaton
Glen Evans
James VanEarden
Wilber VanEarden
Clara Holthouse
Mayville
Brocton
Carl DeSantis
Paul Cook
Chautauqua Grounds
Carrie Bemis
Tonia Marsh
Gary Evans
Sons of
Cleveland
County Jail Furnishings Bid Ranges From Nine Nine to One T
Erie County will spend about 99 659 to 109 980 dollars to furnish the jail when moved to a new building in October. Duggan Rider posted the lowest complete bid and Hardner Doyle the highest. Other firms submitted partial bids and the architects will review. Proposals for a central telephone switch system are also expected from General Telephone and TEI Corporation.
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ERIE
Erie County
Duggan-Rider
Hardner-Doyle
Sanner Office and Supply
Randy Brown and Associates
General Telephone
TEI Corporation
Hospital, Aides Knock Heads In Titusville
Titusville Hospital and its 160 union employees are at odds over money. Administrator Joseph Jacobs says he may ask employees to forego a wage increase due July 1 to curb losses. AFSCME seeks pension, better hospitalization coverage and higher wages.
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Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Joseph Jacobs
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afscme
Jacobs
James Duffy
Duffy
Pitt Increases Tuition Salaries At University
University of Pittsburgh trustees approve an immediate 5 percent faculty and staff raise and a 36 million dollar tuition increase to fund the budget for the next year. Medical and dental tuition rise one third to 2000, undergrad Pittsburgh and Johnstown campuses to 1140, Bradford Greensburg Titusville remain 1000, out of state reduced.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Pitt
Bradford
Greensburg
Titusville
William Rea
Social Notes From Clymer Area Gatherings
Cutting News and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Habink, at Clymer. Saturday supper guests included Paul Patrick Sr. of Canton and Paul Patrick Jr. of Charleston, with Mrs. Patrick Mather from Lubbock. Emma Goodrich and Adam Lowes visited Glen Evans. Miss Tonia Marsh stayed with grandmother Bernice Marsh while parents Carl and Mrs. Marsh traveled to Philadelphia. Pearl Bemis is a patient at Corry Hospital.
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Max Bemis
Paul Patrick Sr
Canton
Ohio
Paul Patrick Jr
Charleston
S.C
Patrick Mather
Lubbock
Texas
Emma Goodrich
Adam Lowes
Northeast
Glen Evans
Hazel Thornton
Tonia Marsh
Bernice Marsh
Carl L. Marsh
Philadelphia
Pearl Bemis
Corry Hospital
Merle Te Winkle
Vlymer
Wilber VanBarden
Alisa
Cindy
David
James VanBarden
Gulf and Mitsui Reach SRC Fuel Agreement
Gulf Oil Corp and the Mitsui group of Japan have agreed to jointly develop a commercially viable solvent refined coal process to produce clean fuel. Gulf will provide technical assistance and patent licenses for further research, with joint construction and operation of SRC plants under favorable conditions. Both companies are large coal producers with substantial reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Mitsui Group
Japan
Gulf
Mitsui
Evanses Attend Piano Recital at Abbe Reformed Church
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Evans at Clymer on Sunday. Lee Duink of Jamestown visited Mr and Mrs Wilber VanBarden. In the evening they attended the piano recital of pupils of Mrs Neva Hogenboom at the Abbe Reformed Church at Clymer. Cindy VanBarden participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Evans
Clymer
Lee Duink
Jamestown
Wilber VanBarden
Neva Hogenboom
Abbe Reformed Church
Cindy VanBarden
May Snub Postal Use Creates Rate Hike Fallout
The Postal Service warns large users may drop mail if judge Wenner's rate recommendations take effect. Lower first class rate to 8 1/2 cents and higher rates for parcels, printed matter, and bulk mail could push business mailers away, shifting costs to remaining first class mailers and raising taxpayer burden. Hearings begin July 7 with a final ruling in summer. temporary rate increases expected later this year.
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Washington
Postal Service
Independent Postal Rate Commission
Seymour Wenner
Wenner
Postal Rate Commission
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Henry Habink
Philip McCray
Gulf, Japan
Alexander Smith
Blakeslee
Holdenroad
Union City
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Harned
North Center Street
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Westinghouse
U.S.A
Journal Daily
Any &Cyl
American
Firestone
Barney
Your Tire, Service and Furniture Headquarters
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