Local Spot Ad Listings and Hospital Notices
A compiled page from The News Today lists hospital admissions at Corry Memorial Hospital with names and addresses, plus a sequence of community ads. Entries include Lucy Burch and Eloise M. Klose admitted, and Ronald E. Houghton discharged, with numerous residents named across Corry, Spartansburg, Clymer, and Mayville. Community events, sales, and notices cover crafts, dances, cabins, and a VFW officer nomination. A Saturday March 6, 1976 date appears for events, dances, and admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Burch
West
Smith Street
Joseph Donoghue
Cherokee Avenue
Eloise M. Klose
R.D
Mayville
John Applebee
Clymer
Chilcott
Lewis Landis
Corry
George Apthorp
Spartansburg
Erma B. Hajec
Congress Street
Hazel Hall
Park Street
County PSSU Settles Pack Best Ever in County Pact
Erie County commissioners reached a tentative contract with the Pennsylvania Social Services Union after bargaining. Rick Adams said the package is the best ever for 70 Childrens Services employees. The deal includes about nine percent salary increases and enhanced health and welfare contributions pending ratification by union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Erie County Commissioy 3
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
Rick Adams
PSSU
Childrens Services
William C. Hill J
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Bear Lake Council Discusses Road Grants and Ambulance Garage
The Bear Lake Council, led by President Earl Smith, plans graveling roads when weather allows and to complete plans in April. Bids for the old schoolhouse are due by April 5 at 7 p.m. The group also discussed building a two-car garage for ambulances and addressed complaints about ditches, sluices, flooding basements, and wooded roads. Letters about the issues are being sent to Harold Spink, Mr. Saupp, and Rep. Forest Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Clap Builder In Jail After Complaints
Hugh Watkins of Erie was jailed in Erie County after being arrested for contempt of court for failing to appear at a February 20 hearing by the state Bureau of Consumer Protection. He had previously been cited in January and fined $100 for disobeying two subpoenas and was ordered to attend the bureau hearing or face $100 daily fines. He may be held up to 120 days until fines are paid and the hearing attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Hugh Watkins
Edward H. Carney
Watkins
State Bureau of Consumer Protection
Bureau
Harborcreek weighs suit against Penelec over storm response
Harborcreek Supervisor Gerald Blanchfield seeks PUC action and a class action against Pennsylvania Electric Company for neglect during a storm. He accuses Penelec of ignoring residents, prompting calls to state officials before crews finally arrived and power was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harborcreek
State Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Gerald Blanchfield
Blanchfield
Penelec
R. Budd Dwyer
Johnstown
Jack Scheppner
Schopner
PUC
Penelee
Dwyer
Scheppner
Penn Power
Fayette County
March TV and book notices from Harper's Weekly
A listing of upcoming CBS NBC and ABC programs for March including Balloon Safari on Monday and Song of Myself on Tuesday plus NBC Reports and ABC Closeup. The text also highlights Harper’s Weekly March issue on childbirth and features book briefs on The Case Against College and Gramp with brief descriptions and purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
MU Kilimanjaro
Tip Torn
Walt Whitman
Manzanar
NBC
California
U.S
New England
ABC
Saeny
Boy 12 Found After Three Days In Woods
Harold Mott, a 12 year old student in Gordon Township, disappeared Tuesday night after leaving home to look for his dog and was found Friday in a wooded, mountainous area in apparently good condition. The search involved 300 volunteers, 75 vehicles, a helicopter and two bloodhounds, and he was located nine miles from home by two volunteers after sleeping under rocks and drinking creek water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Harold Mott
McKean
Gordon Township
Harald
Mead Park Project bids readvertised for upgrades
City readvertises Mead Park Project including a lighted double tennis court sewer work and a new comfort station. Council reviews a report comparing paving qualities showing higher long term costs but possible maintenance savings and the impact of increased assessments on property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Tonorrow
Willedda Shindledecke
Verene Loveland
Ronald E. Houghton
Helen Bennett
Catherine Bachmann
Franklin Street
Shannon
Jackie Christensen
East Main Street
Merrigna McKuhn
Shirley Lier
Norman Bren
Columbus
Herman A. Rennells
West Church Street
Ee Kahle
North Center Treet
Kalina
Wilson Wyant
Centerville
Daniel
Daniel Brewer
Helen Scouten
William Hall
Robert Lindsey
Richard "Tinko
Glenn’ Stearns
Fox Tack Shop
Johnny Lege
Cabins
In-The-Pines
VFW
Ray Elsen
North Center Street
Corry Area
Corry Ffa
Country Express
Corry Central Labor Club
Paul
Chicago
Gatx Corp
American Steamship Co
Bear Lake News
Iter Today
D.J. Scannell
By Abigail Yen Buran
Mey Eaga Tpe Iy, Ewe Rae
Aes
Sone
Jones
Abby
Protective Service Division of Child Welfare
Tam
Coul
Pittsburgh
L.A
Calif
George
Patie Willan
Heredia
Agana
Azines
Harper's Weekly
Park Avenue
New York
Caroline Bird
David McCay Co
Bird
Gramp
Mark
Dan Jory
Grossman
Frank Tugend
Dave Johnson
P.O
Corry, Pa
Owen Shipepe
Ips Center
Troyer’s
RC 16 Ox
Oan
Acre
Sk Au
Lebie An
Rasords
Peravson
Wikrnees
Tleyes
Teast
Feautful
Succava
Ed Maier
ST. Paul's Smsanpay Su
Patrick Maier
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