Volunteers and admissions list from Corry area notices
A station-sized list shows admissions and discharges for residents in Corry area including Mrs Sandra Huff and Thomas Labowski with addresses in Snyder Circle and R.D. 4 Corry, plus residents in Union City Spartansburg Bear Lake and Clymer. The notice also includes a brief advertisement for Jim and Fran's Wheeler Dealer Store and Meerhoff's Furniture Department with local yard sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Huff
Snyder Circle
Hattie Christensen
Dahl's Nursing Home
Corry
William VanEarden
Sherman
N.Y
Paula
Thomas Labowski
R.D
Levi Wengard
Spartanburg
Lena Flaherty
Bear Lake
Diana Mosher
Titusville
Richard Cross
Niobe
Girard Proctor
West Main Street
Herbert Carroll
Delaware Street
Paula Beauseigneur
Harold Upperman
Nick Sanehyn
Mead Avenue
Warren Cowan
Beat Lake
Gary Dingfelder
Roger Smith
Union City
Tressa Wachob
East Main Street
Russell Bisbee
Edward Webber
Spartansburg
Dale Willink
Clymer
Dale McCray
West Congress Street
Julia Staub
Tidioute
Thomas Pattison
B.D
Lakewood
Walter Pier
Marion Street
Wilbert Merritt
Television as literature of the illiterate critic's take
A Washington DC attorney Lee Loevinger denounces television as the literature of the illiterate and the privileged, likening it to a golden goose that lays scrambled eggs. The piece ends with a prompt to write Abby for personal replies, including a Box 69700 in Los Angeles for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Austin
Tex
Lee Loevinger
Washington, D.C
Abby
L.A
Calif
Voter Appeal for Columbus Township Tax Collector Bid
Registered voters from Democratic and Republican parties are urged to vote for Columbus Township Tax Collector Norberta S Savko. Stickers available by calling 663 2543 or on election day at the polls. 1116
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Norberta S. Savko
Columbus Township
Pittsburgh doctor avoids license loss over malpractice insurance
Pittsburgh pediatrician Dr. James E. Flinn Jr of Mount Lebanon said the state board notified him he would not lose his license for refusing to buy malpractice insurance. The board had said he could not practice after May 11 without it. The outcome hinges on a September court case challenging a state act requiring physicians to carry coverage. Flinn, 71, has reduced practice due to ill health and cannot afford the premium projected at 2600 to 4000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Reg
James E. Flinn Jr
Mount Lebanon
State Board of Medical Education and Licensure
Flinn
Btadford County
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J—Corry Journal
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Fernoon
Helen Dimmick
Vera Meerdink
Esther Laurie
Martha Sparkes
Andiat
Arthur Davis
Glenn Hepler
Liberty Street
Thomas Boozel
Leeds
Margaret Williams
Jim
Fran
Meerhoff’s
William Howard Taft
United States
Supreme Court
Lou Hanna
T& E Discount
Ivan Bennink
Royce
Montgomery Ward
Mary Dubrosky
Melvin Baccus
Journal
South Center
Grove
Concord Street
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Horton J. Davis & Son Insurance Office
North Center Street
Michael D. Kuzma
Gladys Stroup
A.M
Richard’s
Stewart Road
Beaverdam
Robert Shepard
Agway Petroleum Corp
Brown’s
Carol
Max Brown
Ty Products
Unes Antiques
Walt
Wright Street
AUTO
Electrical Contractors
Taylor
Hes
Anthony's Auto Parts
Star Memorial
Barney's
Firestone Furniture Department
Taylor's Jewelry & Watch Repair
Johnson Brothers
Remington
Myers Water System
Clark's Glass Center
Rt. 6
Insurance — General
Horton J. Davis & Son
Ino
Embert V
Earle
N. Center
B’s Steak House
Mitchell Insurance Service
Center St
Bill and
Rose
Wéhen Accommodations
Colonial Terrace
Notary Public Service
Nellie Burlingame
Real . Estate
I Rice Realty
Phyllis Rice
Japwell's Clothing Care Center
Washington Street
Corry Evening Journal
Merse J. Process CO
McCulloch
Homelite
Still
TV Cable
Blatt Bros, Cable CO
Industry Week
Raymond G. Weber
Manufacturers Association of Erie
Erie County
Erie County Industry Week
Karl Boyes
Michael Flatley
Weber
William Hill
Dean Arbby
Cancer Society
Buffalo
Aries
Cathers
Edinboro
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