Local Line-O-Ad Summary of May Events and Sales
Local classifieds list a May 5 Democratic rally at Columbus Community Building with speakers from congressional and state districts. Also advertised are a Saturday night dance at Corry Central Labor Club, a Garage Sale in Sparta, Mother’s Day gift options at Barstow’s Footwear, a smorgasbord at Dutch Village in Clymer, and a Sacred Concert by Corry Choral Society. Also promoted are gift roses from Berkey’s Greenhouse, an auction at Blue Lantern, and discounted carpet linoleum patterns at Cherry Builder’s Supply.
Corry Memorial Hospital Report and Local Notices
Hospital reports unable to summon a physician for emergencies. ADMITTED Clifford Long. Tawnya Gibas. Glenn H. Thomas. Kevin Powers. Patricia Ayers. Nettie Cornish. Discharged Grace Darling. Jerome Davis. Donald J. Hand. Norman A. Gates. Mrs Milo Smith. Mrs Richard Nadolny. Mare Burkhart. Mrs Duane Chase. John C Johnson Jr. Also listed are local entries for Corry area addresses and a May 5 choral concert at First Presbyterian Church.
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Clifford Long
Fredrick Street
Tawnya
Donald Gibas
East
Congress Street
Glenn H. Thomas
Prospect Street
Union City
Kevin Powers
Grant Street
Patricia Ayers
Essex Street
Nettie Cornish
R.D
Grace Darling
Mead Avenue
Jerome Davis
West Congress Street
Donald J. Hand
Marion Street
Norman A. Gates
Corry
Milo Smith
Ashville
Richard Nadolny
Spartansburg
Mare Burkhart
West Park Place
Duane Chase
Putnam Street
John C
Richard Johnson
Findley Lake Work Projects Discussed
The Findley Lake Property Owners Board reports progress on this year’s improvements. Upper dam gates were placed April 15 and the lake neared normal summer level. gates will be removed Oct 15 to lower the lake for winter. A new barge will support ecology work while an old barge is refitted as a maintenance craft. Underwater repairs were done last year, with plans to reface concrete, repair the walkway fence, level the area, and later place rocks and plant trees on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Little Island
Loblaw Posts 1973 Loss With 39 Week Results
Loblaw Inc. reports a net loss of 7,130,129 for the 39 weeks ended Dec. 29, 1973, the end of its new fiscal year. The company notes closing about 25 outdated stores, bakery writeoffs, goodwill writeoffs from Better Food Stores in California, and charges from selling its National Tea Co. investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Loblaw Inc
Gus E. Pahnos
Pahnos
California
National Tea Co
Double Homicide Near Newburg Trailer Killing Mother and Daughter
In Newburg Pennsylvania a widow Esther Singer and her 19 year old daughter Vickie were found shot to death near their trailer home. State police call it a double homicide and investigate the case. Both women were shot in the back according to the district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
Cumberland County
Esther Singer
Vickie
St Vincent College Increases Tuition and Housing Costs
LATROBE Pa AP St Vincent College announced higher tuition and room and board for 1974 75 totaling about 130 per semester Tuition rises from 800 to 860 room fees for freshmen 160 to 200 and for upperclassmen 220 to 250 while board goes from 275 to 300 per semester
Bodies Found Near Trailer in Shippensburg Area
Friday afternoon two nude bodies were discovered outside a trailer. Clothes were scattered around the scene. Mrs. Linda Singer of Shippensburg found the bodies when she visited the trailer with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Singer.
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Singer
Linda Singer
Shippensburg
Where's 20 Million In Art Masterpieces Stolen
London AP reports 19 masterpieces worth about 420.4 million stolen in a Dublin Beit mansion raid. Police and art dealers watch for the works as investigators consider political motives behind the Beit robbery near Blessington. Experts note rising international art theft, questioning easy resale to wealthy buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Alfred Beit
Beit
Dublin
Hugh Leggatt
Bell
County Wicklow
Blessington
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Gang of Five
Beil
YMCA Adult Bike Club Begins Under Allan Schell
The Corry YMCA will start an adult bike club directed by Allan Schell to promote cycling and fitness. Participants will log miles toward a 160 mile goal on chosen 3, 5, or 10 mile routes, with a fixed course and personal mileage records. An organizational meeting is set for next Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the association building, with contact by phone at 664-7757.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Schell
Corry
Association
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Corry Central
Happy Gang
Anthony
North Center Street
The
Columbus
Albert Lansing
Richard Shuster
William Snyder
Frank, Joe and
Straw
Stranahan
North Spring Street
Sparta
Barstow
Clymer
Ata
Toysy
Columbus Avenue
Elgin-Beaverdam
Uncle Willie’s Pizza
Corry Choral Society
First Presbyterian Church
Jackson and
Perkins
Berkey’s
Colorado
Berkeys
Blue Lantern
Cutting
Ralph Williams
Incs
Carla
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Brokenstraw Inn
Fine Food
Legal Beverages
Route 77
Garland
Associated Press
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Nerrborg
Loblaw
Morrell
North Center St
Loin
Ymca Adult Bike Club
Donald Arnink
Corry Journal
Ineo
Sinwrs Ee
Garey Ten Oil
Arran Seyi Aes Bay
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