New Drug Store and Local business Changes in Clymer
In Clymer a new live drug store is planned for the Henry Damlyst building on East Main Street, joining other developments that will alter the village’s appearance. The filling station on the Hinckley lot nears completion, the Benninks open a candy kitchen in the former C H Spitzer space, and community events include a retirement surprise for Albert Avnis from the post office and various church and school activities across town.
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Cayman
Ae Um
Clymer
Live & New
Henry Damlyst
iEast Main Street
Hinckley
Benninks
C. H. Spitzer
Albert Avninis
Arfink
Post Ofice
Jerry Raegan
Guy Bennink
Corry
Arthur Was
Bill Shooman
Pyanislin
Fed Kooman
Jodie
Franklin
Clamer Ape
Wilich
Jack
Tntil
Prandin
Harold Legters
James Wainshuse
Gilbert Ton
Young Men's Sundsay School
Abbe Reformed Church
Marky Church
Mavis Church
H. C. Heitzenrater
Clymar Methodist Church
Grayton
T. Bridges
Central School
Glenn Newise
Sherman
Ivan_ Hungberger
North Clymer
James I
Ditmar Cherry
Mans Church
Chautauqua County
Stedman
China Too Tame He Seeks New Adventure
J R Ford a member of the Foreign Volunteer Brigade sails for England to enlist in the British army. He is the son of Malet T Ford, treasurer of a municipal council. The text notes his departure after years of service and departure for a fresh path.
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China
J.R. Ford
England
Elimination of Many Taprooms in PennsylvANia Seen
United Press reports Harrisburg May 3 that shifting beer license authority from county treasurers to the state liquor control board will eliminate about 1000 to 1500 taprooms in Pennsylvania. The 1987 change targets 7200 licensees, with 5600 to 6000 likely licensed after June. Licenses cost 100 to 800 dollars, about half the liquor permit fee, as enforcement tightens.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
Liquor Control Board
Legion Plans Rally Here June 11
The American Legion unveils plans for its annual rally in Covey on Saturday night June 11. A coordinating committee will work with veterans to raise funds, with a parade through the business district, a park meeting, and a dancing party at the state armory for visiting Legionnaires and their wives. The Golden Rule Club again backs the event, and committees have been named to handle arrangements.
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Deng Mage Vy Mamer Wo
Iori
Ametionm Legion
Tisld
Covey
Goldeh Rule Club
Legion
American Legion
Howe
Ppat
State Armory
H Provect
Davison
Golden Rule Club
Liquor License Debate Pushes Beers to the Fore
Local operators weigh license strategies as some proprietors prefer beer licenses for economy while others plan to pursue liquor permits amid growing access hurdles. The discussion notes beer license ease versus liquor licensing difficulty.
Repairs Planned for US Route 20 at Willoughby
Disrepair on a three mile stretch of United States Route 20 between Willoughby and Wickliffe will be resurfaced soon. Horvitz Co. will perform the work, per Howard Mainey Lake County state highway maintenance superintendent.
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Faumesvilly
Willourghby
Wickliffe
Horvitz Co
Howard Mainey
Lake County
Old Silver Coins Plowed Up in Croatian Field
Nikola Kazan, a peasant near Slavonsid Brod, unearthed six jars of old silver coins dating from the 14th and 16th centuries while plowing his field. Police and local authorities will catalog the relics and assess their historical value.
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Palgrade
Nikola Kazan
Slavonsid Brod
Polish Women Will Organize in Corry St Barbara Unit
Polish women in Corry will organize a St Barbara's Society unit of the Polish National Alliance with a Sun day meeting at St Edward's hall west. Officers will be elected and installed. A Polish mass will be held at St Thomas' church at 8 o'clock with a Polish priest in the city to celebrate and hear confessions Saturday afternoon and evening. A large Polish representation is expected. Cosmetics Long in Use.
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St. Barbara‘s Society
1Ddies
Allance
St. Eoward’s Hall
St. Thomas’ Church
Erie to Become Regular Stop in Airmail Route
Erie will become a regular airmail stop on the Cleveland to Albany route with transfer points to New York City and Boston The move was disclosed by Postmaster Charles Subless via a communication from J W Cole acting assistant to the postmaster general An inspection by the bureau of air commerce is expected soon at the new Erie airport which is to receive final approval The plan aims to begin service during National Airmail Week May 16 to 21 by American Airlines pending bureau clearance
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American Airlines
Bureau of Air Commerce
Erie
American Allines, Inc
Planetarium Pittsburgh under construction in $1.95 million project
Work has begun on the $1,950,000 Buhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science in Pittsburgh. The new facility will house one of the world’s most fully equipped planetarium auditoriums and is slated for about a year of construction.
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Planetarium
Pittsburgh
Buhl Planetarium
Institute of Popular Science
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