Local notices and ads in Corry area update
Spot Line O Ads lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital with names and addresses. A Murphy's Plaza Store sale advertises men's shorts while Marty’s Home Service Center announces a grand opening and sweepers. The Don Watts Band performs at the Corrian Hotel and Columbus Cemetery Association holds its annual meeting at Columbus Community Church. An order for decorated cakes from Connie's and a wood and coal heaters display at Garfield's are noted along with a June event schedule.
Area Animal Shelter May Be Doomed
WARREN The Warren County animal shelter in Clarendon faces closure without rapid financial help. Treasurer Edward Johnson says a $10,000 building fund has been drained by $500 monthly withdrawals to cover utilities food medical costs and animal destruction. He plans to withdraw the last $500 on July 1, leaving the shelter dependent on donations and county support, with no subsidy.
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Warren
Warren County
Clarendon
County Humane Society
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Beauty Alone Can't Hold Marriage Together Dear Abby
Dear Abby answers questions on marriage, beauty as a handicap, and fidelity. The writer notes plain women often have steadier marriages while beauties risk repeated divorces. A Las Vegas romance and a husband’s moustache clash are discussed with practical advise and a cheeky finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Don Nantes Carhartt Pioneer Reflects On Train Era Sales
Don Nantes of East South Street recalls his start selling candy and newspapers on the Erie Railroad at 14, then joining Crown Workclothes in the 1920s. He built a Carhartt career across 53 counties, aided by records, Elks service, and a shift from rugged workwear to higher quality apparel.
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Donald Nantes
East South Street
Don
Union News Company
Erie Railroad
Crown Workclothes Company
Corry
Pennsylvania
New York
Carhartt
Crown
Pittsburgh
the Elks
Northwest
Pennsylvania Elks Association
City Council Faces Teen Help Question and Local Growth
Residents debate city roles for teenagers and note new brown buildings on First Avenue, including a Community Center and an elderly center. The Spring Street apartments are privately developed with an out-of-state firm planning tenant applications. The city approved the Hatch Street water main extension with no cost to Corry, and the ballfield near South Center Street belongs to the city. A large downtown rock will be repurposed into development landscaping.
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First Avenue
Spring Street
Wayne Township
Hatch Street
City of
Corry
South Center Street
Thief Takes TV and Coffee in One Trip
In Harrisburg area, a suburban thief entered a private home and carried away only items of value. Police report a color television valued at 349 dollars and a pound of coffee valued at 3.69 dollars missing from the residence.
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Harrisburg
Lower Paxton Township
Vitamins knowledge gaps shown in nationwide survey
In Nutley New Jersey AP reports a nationwide survey finding 71 percent think smoking robs the body of vitamins while 12 percent know it lowers vitamin C. It also shows 47 percent believe birth control pills raise vitamin needs, but only 6 percent recognize women on pills need more vitamin B6.
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Nutley
N.J
Response Analysis Corp
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Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Clara Hill
Gilbert Sorenson
Spring Creek
Helen Sperry
North Center Street
Deborah Hohde
R.D
Wattsburg
William Proper
Shayla Ann
Spartansburg
Richard Donahue
Carrie Christine
Mead Avenue
Bruce Slye
Catherine
Frank Gerzina
York Street
Murphy's Plaza
Dodd Farms Dairy
Marty
Eureka
Don Watts
Corrian Hotel
Bros. Richard’s
Columbus Cemetery Association
Columbus Community Church
C.J. Curtis
A.M
Garfield’s
Clymer
Ottawa
Romeo LeBlanc
Dean Arbby
Thelma
Las Vegas
Ken
van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Forne
Carhart
Headlight
Don Nantes
Dave Johnson
P.O
Corry, Pa
Elsie
Eas
Itfre
Choi
Boss Pepsi-Cola
Fishers
West Columbus Ave
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