Corry Area Advertisements and Hospital Notices
A mixed local listing from The News Today includes patient admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital, upcoming events such as the Fireman's Festival at Elgin Beaverdam Fire Hall June 5 to 7, a sky divers appearance, a flower shop name change to McElroy's Flower Shoppe, and various local business notices for breakfast prices, dining offers, and community promotions. Also features Line-O-Ad rate and schedule details with ads for Connie's, Cottle's Garden Center, Corry Motor Inn, Row Volk Builders, and Leo Jackman’s Father’s Day gifts.
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Elgin - Beaverdam Fire Hall
Union City Memorial Hospital and Ambulance Contacts
Union City Memorial Hospital and Astom City Hospital listed with phone numbers 438 3917 and 439 383. Addresses include Richard Yost R.D.2 Wattsburg Albert Dietrich 90 South Main Mrs. Howard Blystone Liberty Street and Sandra Woodcock R.D.1 Union City.
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Union City ‘Memorial Hospital
Astom City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Richard Yost
R.D
Wattsburg
Albert Dietrich
South Main Street
Howard Blystone
Liberty Street
Sandra Woodcock
Union City
Gravink Elected To U S Ski Post
CLYMER Phil Gravink chairman of Peek n Peak Recreation Inc was elected 2nd Vice President of the National Ski Areas Association at its annual meeting at Seven Springs Champion Pa during the week of May 19. Gravink has been NSAA director five years and chaired the Insurance Committee and worked on Weather Modification and Operations Manual committees. He also serves as First Vice President of the Eastern Ski Areas Association and is a past president of the New York Association. He owns a dairy farm near Clymer with his wife Shirley and three children and sits on the Clymer Central School district Board of Education.
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Clymer
Phil Gravink
Peek’n Peak Recreation, Inc
National Ski Areas Association
Seven Springs
Champion
Gravink
NSAA
North American
West Hartford
Conn
Eastern Ski Areas Association
New York Association
Cornell University
Peek ‘N’ Peak
Shirley
Clymer Central
Abby
Danny
Erie County pay raise clash persists between Dems and GOP
The Democrat majority on the Erie County salary board rejected pay raise requests from Republican Treasurer Neil McLaughlin and Prothonotary Alexander Macyer, while Clerk Byron Clapper’s requests were approved. Sheriff Andy Hanisek’s three raises were deferred. Several increases for Mental Retardation and Mental Health programs passed unanimously, sparking GOP criticism as the panel, five members, weighed political fault lines. One raise for hospital staff assistant personnel director Joseph Taormina drew GOP protest.
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Ehie
Eroniae
Neil McLaughlin
Alexander Macyer
Byron Clapper
William C. Hill
Andy Hanisek
Erie
Republican
Leo C. Weir
Weir
Joseph ‘Taormina
Corry Chamber urges seniors to register for gift certificates
The Retail Division of the Corry Chamber of Commerce reminds senior citizens to register for gift certificates. An event lists a Labor Day dance at Corry Central, with hours 10 to 2 Saturday. Also mentioned is Star Memorial in Columbus, Pennsylvania with contact numbers 665-3741 and 664-7735.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corry
Star Memorial
Columbus
Dear Abby column excerpts on marriage secrecy and social norms
A reader asks why her husband hides their marriage from his family and faces pressure to reveal it by July. Abby notes the husband is concealing something and offers two options. Other letters discuss social introductions among executives wives and choosing independence over marriage pressures.
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Danny
Abby
Parents urged to avoid coloring books for child creativity
Gainesville AP reports Dr. Merle Flannery of the University of Florida says coloring books mold a child’s vision and cautions parents not to rush artistic development. She recommends blank paper and free doodling to let a child discover personal visual representation.
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Gainesville, Fla
Merle Flannery
University of Florida
College of Education
Vara in the attic te car told t fost
fragmentary OCR item notes a plain attic scene with a vehicle and a mysterious comment. lacks clear names, places, or dates to anchor a full event. reads as garbled remnants of a larger caption or notice.
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Vara
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Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Nellie Burlingame
Mamie Smith
Roy Fields
Wayne Street
Nancy Donaldson
Spring Creek
Michael
Kenneth Sell
North Center Street
Edward Parker
Phillip Thomas
Isabel Walsh
Louis Blanchard
Niobe
N.Y
Armond Wheeler
Ledford’s
North Main Street
Cole
McElroy
Connie
Cottle’s
Deer Head Inn
Corry Motor Inn
Don Watts
Fox Head
Cottle’s Garden Center
Volk
Stylex
Hammond Jr
Meadville
Ritz
Leo Jackman’s
Columbus High
Edith Fox
South Side
Gerard Allen Sherred
East Main Street
U.S
Berkey’s Green House
Spartansburg
Journal Daily
Erie County
TNE
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
George R Sample
William S Eaton
Eaker
John McLaughin
Pressyoody
Associated Press
AP News
Cherry Builders Supply
Cathers
W. F. Rickers
Perance
Cinderella Liberty
Dean Abby
Abigail van Buren
Chicaen Teibune-H
Hema Synd., Inc
Roger
Big Ted
Missoula
Montana
L.A
Calif
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Commercial Odes Inc
Vanguard Industrial Realtors
United Electrical Industries Inc
Ays Vincaen Be
Onandias Des Onvarele
Thab
Wed World Songprice
Are RoEhs0 Woo
Sean Cy Minsone Dha
Speed ‘N' Sport Automotive
Coer Bate Etomtey
Spring Valley Nursery & Landscape Co
Sharon Woods
Boulesara Calumpus
Oliva
eMimeograph
Bond
Carry Evening Journal Commercial Printing Department
Corry, Pa
Mys
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