Volunteers and names in spot line ads
A dense cluster of ad line items lists volunteers, residents and assorted names with addresses and notices. Entries include Barbara Hurst, Gletha Johnston, Mrs. Ralph Ecker, Dorothy Spielman, Robert Hewes, Carl Selberg, Phydella Webber, Telford Blackman, Reade Langhist, Proctor, Harecreek Mobile Home Park, and others with residences in Pittsfield Clymer Corry Girard Union City Wattsburg and more along with a free 17 months old son of Gloria Silvis. The page also notes discharges, sales, and local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ecker
B.D
Pittsfield
Dorothy Spielman
West Washington Street
Robert Hewes
R.D
Clymer
Carl Selberg
Brook Street
Phydella Webber
Spartansburg
Telford Blackman
Corry Motor Inn
Reade Langhist
Maple Avenue
Girard Proctor
Harecreek Mobile Home Park
Gloria Silvis
Euclid Street
Carl Bowman Jr
Union City
Kenneth Oswalt
East Main Street
Maurice McCray
Corry
John Slovey
Snyder Circle
Leo Pless
Marvin Phillips
Franklin Street
Grace Rose
Frank Karkosk Sr
Dennis Murdock
Elizabeth Langer
Wattsburg
Earring debate across history stirs Abby readers
Dear Abby letters defend personal style as a freedom to be oneself. Readers cite ancient and modern figures from Shakespeare to sailors, noting earrings in the left ear carry various meanings or simply personal expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Creag Tene YM Byrne
Abby
Montana
Rembrandt
OLD Mariner
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Memorable 1929 Rose Bowl miscue captured in clash
A historic photograph shows Roy Riegels sprinting the wrong 63 yards in the 1929 Rose Bowl versus Georgia Tech as California’s Golden Bears recover a fumble. The moment, captured by Sam Sansone of the Los Angeles Examiner, turned into one of sports’ most famous goofs and a day-long blur of misreading the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Golden Bears
California
Georgia Tech
Sam Sansone
Los Angeles Examiner
Ray Riegels
Bruins
Dodger
Cornwallis
Washington
Dewey
Truman
Roy Riegels
Riegels
Sansone
Dellmuth to quit governor aide post for stay-at-home dad role
Harrisburg AP reports Terry Dellmuth, 49, will leave his $94,000-a-year post as an aide to Gov. Shapp to become a house husband. He says family priorities rise as his wife Connie, 82, plans to return to work. The couple has three children aged 2, 3, and 5 and will live on about half their current income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Seattle
Ed Nixon
Richard
Harrisburg
Terry Dellmuth
Gov. Shapp
Dellmuth
Pennsylvania
Dellmuths
Connie Dellmuth
Philadelphia
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Corry Journal
Tuesda
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Barbara Hurst
Gletha Johnston
John Follett
Wilton
Doris Fralick
Montgomery Ward
Orton
Lillian Guild
Episcopal Church
Charles Dodd
23Rd Congressional District
Columbus
Spring Creek
Ford
Karen
WFEW
Robert’s Furniture
Carol
Leed's
Dave Andrus
Ralph's
Blue Eye Road
Baby’s
Dean Abby
Depinoakland
China
Live and
Audrey
Singapore
J Peashbag
Mom
Yesteryear
Tech
Corry Drive IN
Sherlock Holmes
Gene Wilder
Madeline Kahn
Gene Hackman
Lehman's Tire Service
S. 1St Ave
M. Oviatt
Goodyear Tractor
Remington Mall
Johnson Bros
First Avenue
Wayne Winton
Clyde D, McCray
Senetied
Rossbacher Insurance Service
1St Avenue Corry, Pa
R. Brigham
Addison Reeder
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue