Community Notes from Sparta and Corry Area
Local residents share family visits in Erie and Findley Lake, Mildred Halfast reports Indiana tornado impacts near Rochester, surgeries undecided. Church events include Visitation Meeting at Bloomfield Grange and Cambridge Springs Grange anniversary, Memorial Day dinner planned. Notables attend weddings and family visits. Get Well wishes go to Phillip Northrop and others.
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Florence Sherlock
Walter
Eileen) Rogers
Erie
Craig Kinney
Findley Lake
Georgia Kinney
Lyle Blakeslee
Corry
Alvin
Edna) Brenner
Mildred Halfast
Indiana
Richard Halfast
Lake Maniton
Rochester
R.D
Ind
Mildred
Cameron
Geraldine) Blakeslee
Corry Hospital
Henry Tolan
Florida
Blakeslee
Gerry
Dennis Merkle
Roberts Wesleyan College
N.Y
Sparta Gymnasium
Ella Augustine
Isaac Sherlock
Lenah Clute
Union City
Bloomfield Grange
Sparta Grange
Verna Scouten
Wendy
William
Lois) Scouten Jr
Gordon Fralick
Cambridge Springs
United Methodist Church
Mary Jane Hoffman
Dorothy Staub
Dora
Presbyterian Home
Titusville
Phillip Northrop
Concord Corners
Corry Memorial Hospital
Northrop
Bear Lake Borough Council plans gravel and oil roads
Bear Lake Borough Council met at the firehall with President Lee Crosby presiding. Plans were announced to gravel and oil area roads and clean ditches as weather permits. The next regular meeting is June 3. A bridal shower for Mrs. Tom Watson was hosted by Mrs. Harold Cornish and daughters Chris and Mrs. Robert Woodin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Osborne
Bear Lake Boro Council
Firehall
Lee Crosby
Harold Cornish
Chris
Robert Woodin
Tom Watson
Hart Smith
Bear Lake United Methodist Church
Leon Cable
Enoch Cornish Jr
Florida
Chicago Tribune urges House to impeach Nixon after transcripts
The Chicago Tribune editorialized that Nixon has two paths left resignation or impeachment and urged swift House action on impeachment. It criticized his conduct, called him humorless and devious, and said transcripts worsen the case against him while noting resignation could spare the nation a trial.
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Chicago
Nixon
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
House
the Tribune
Senate
Plan To Probe Mother Nature
A multinational scientific armada will study the tropics this summer with 4,000 scientists from 600 nations. The $53 million GATE project, led by the United States and the Soviet Union, will deploy 38 ships 13 aircraft six satellite types and nearly 1000 land stations to improve weather and hurricane forecasting and explore large scale weather modification. The effort runs June 5 to September 23 across the eastern Pacific Latin America Atlantic Africa and the western Indian Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Earth
Tropics
Africa
Robert M. White
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Gate
U.S
White
Pacific Ocean
Latin America
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
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Sparta
William Scouten Jr
Barry Scouten
Hore
Jack
Edna) Schumacher
Lucille Geary
Brie
Edward Phydellay Webber
Edna
Bruce
Valerie) Jones
Karen
Raymond
Vivian) Straite
Raymond Straite
David Straite
Kris King
Bruin
Carl King
Cleveland
Lewis
Anna) Rasey
James
Clara) Rasey
Sharon Eastm
Troy
Pamela) Rasey O Ie
Pamela Smith
Keith
Mildred) Smith
LeRoy
Michael Conklin
LeRoy, N.Y
First Baptist Church
Pavilion
Smiths
Smith
Mildred Glavis
Jennie (Scouten) Smith
Merle Smith
Guys Mills
Anna Rasey
Mildred Smith
Bear Lake News
Journal Daily
Ford
Ludes Spal
Jore
Tring
Cliff
West Smith Street
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Corry, Pa
J.peterson
RSA Pa
Quaker State Fund
Pennsylvania
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh
Standard & Poor Corp
Hamburg
North Center