Corry Memorial Hospital Desk Volunteers Update
Thursday afternoon and evening shifts listed for Corry Memorial Hospital ambulance service. Admitted: Guy Hayes R.D.4, Corry. Ivan Ayling Bear Lake. Mrs. Robert Garfield Clymer. Mrs. Leonard Jakes Columbus. Gary Kuzma 17 West Smith St. Richard Petty R.D.1 Columbus. Discharged: Mrs. Robert Hunt and son Michael James 113 Sixth Ave. Mrs. Thomas Edwards and infant son R.D.3 Corry. Mrs. Donald McCaslin Bear Lake. Paul Tate R.D.3 Spartansburg. William L. Marsh 440 East South St. Mark Kirin R.D.1 Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hayes
R.D
Corry
Ivan R. Ayling
Bear Lake
Robert Garfield
Clymer
Leonard Jakes
Columbus
Gary A. Kuzma
West Smith Street
Richard Petty
Robert Hunt
Michael James
Sixth Avenue
Thomas Edwards
Village Acts After Chief Sued Over False Arrest Claim
Lakewood moves to tighten police control after a 100000 dollar claim against Village and Police Chief John F. Rowe. The suit, filed by Richard R. Archer of Randolph, alleges false arrest on February 7 and seeks damages for disgrace, pain, and suffering. The board froze Rowe’s salary on a 3 to 0 vote with one abstention, and referred the claim to village attorney Lynn L. Harley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
John F. Rowe
Randolph
Timothy J. Carlson
Chief Rowe
Richard R. Archer
Richard Draudt
Archer
Dr. Draudt
Lynn L. Harley
Food Price Increases Slower Outlook for 1972
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department maintains its February forecast for a 4 to 4.5 percent rise in all foods this year with grocery store prices up about 4 to 4.5 percent. Meat prices, pork and beef up markedly, poultry and eggs up more moderately, fish similar to last year, dairy and fruit higher in summer, while vegetables rise mildly as supplies expand. Total consumer food spending may reach a 5.5 percent increase, totaling about $124.8 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yale
Agriculture Department
Roma
Birth Recorded at Union City Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Barry Shreve of R D 2 Centerville at Union City Memorial Hospital Monday. Mrs Shreve is the former Karen Beck with a note on financial matters reading at the current level of 11 850 until problems are resolved to the satisfaction of the board. Trustee Robert W Crandall abstained. Shop Your Corry Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Shreve
R.D. 2
Centerville
Union City Memorial Hospital
Shreve
Karen Beckwith
Robert W. Crandall
Shop Your Corry
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Worth Hammond
Katherine’s
Phyllis Whiteley
Moose Lodge
Western Auto
Blue Room
the Jacobs
Corry High School
Davis Insurance and Grice Jewelry
Country Foods
U.S.C.A
Superior
East Columbus Avenue
Orton
Connie's
Hamburg
Nestle
Nichols Grocery
Am East Ave E Ae
Old Plantation
Georgetown
S.C
Here
Hopsewee Plantation
Thomas Lynch Jr
Lynch
Lynch Sr
Philadelphia
Shaw
Mead Park
Slocum’s
Neongo
Efernte Ie Iforto Asestessoateete
Stlo
Anthony
North Center Street
Laeras
Montgomery- Ward
H.J Young
Carrig’s
Ieee
Venture Inn
North Hills
Kodak
Cathers Camera Shop
Ble Rockertetteee
Montgomery Ward
H. J. Young Sales Agency
Jackson's Florist
Corry Motor Inn
Corry Central
South Ste
Srovinus
Wreek Crosby
Elgin
Beaverdam
the “Tine Company Auxiliary
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Des
Kay Bliley
Marge Eastman
Village
Chief
Streer
C. J. Peterson and Son
First Avenue
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Evelyn Crawford
Titusville
Karen Mauer
Susan Goodwill
West Springfield
Charles Alsdorf
Union
Willian Gruber
South Street
Francis Still
Union City
John Weaver
Wattsburg
Gregory Troyer
Clark Bacon Sr
Miles Street
Dell Caster
Floyd Hanes
South Main Street
YMCA
North Center St
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