Anniversary Party and dances in Spartansburg event list
Spot Line-O-Ads PRESSE advertises an anniversary party on Saturday November 23 with a smorgasbord from 6 to 9 pm and dancing 10 pm to 1 am to music by We Three at Stranahan's downtown Spartansburg. Also notes a Christmas present Bible offer and Katharine's sale. VFW members and guests dance November 23 with Bob English playing from 9:30 pm to 1:30 am at 2123 Bett ement.
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VFW
Bob English
Bett
Tateily
Streededetetede Etetedede
Briere Tetetedetets
Rustic
Beane Eee
Devaluation and West German Economic Stature Examined
The piece notes a devaluation discussion with a $600 million sum highlighting West Germany as an economic giant yet a political dwarf. It contrasts U.S. $500 million support to the fund, hints at improved Franco American ties, and suggests France cannot fuel dollar speculation as in better days. The column closes with a nudge about subscribing to THE JOURNAL.
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Willy Brandt
United States
France
U.S
Journal Daily
Mine disaster fears and hospital notices amid regional events
A chaotic scene centers on a mine gas danger with officials warning of methane while in Corry Hospital Edward Ranyak and others are listed as admitted or discharged residents across several towns. Amid the distress a woman awaits the birth near the mine, hoping her husband survives, recalling a clean shirt ready for him.
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Barbara Toler
Marine National Bank appoints local aide in Corry office
Hubert Falcone, named vice president and manager of Marine National Bank Corry office, came from Elgin Electronics in Waterford and has ties to Corry through earlier work with Church's IGA. He and his wife Diane Smith, with two sons, reside in Columbus. Monroe praised Falcone's qualifications as part of Marine's local expansion.
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Hubert Falcone
Corry
Marine National Bank
Monroe
Falcone
Elgin Electronics
Waterford
Church
IGA
Marine
Diane Smith
Yoth
Coumbus
Romance Of The Rafts Erie County Creeks Once Navigable
Erie County creeks once powered saw mills grist mills and rafted water transportation for pioneers with Little Brokenstraw French Creek and Spring Creek among them. Damage from deforestation reduced water flow and rafters relied on pond freshes to flood streams. Rafts 12 by 48 feet or longer faced bends and rocks, while Arabs sat on banks to grab loose cargo. Raft crews, known for hard living and whiskey, even featured a famed cook rival story involving salt biscuits.
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Erie County
Bear Lake
Pittsfield
French Creek
Wich
Chautauqua County
New York
Erie
Crawford Counties
Spring Creek
Horace Greeley
Brokenstraw
Charley Chase
Three Colleges Plan Convocation Over Student Strike
The campus reopened after a six day closure following clashes between police and students. A three day convocation was announced to discuss issues behind the strike led by the Black Students Union. Mayor Aliota supported the plan citing educational value in the issues. a major demand involves reinstating Black Panther George Murray, a graduate student and part time instructor suspended for urging guns on campus.
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Black Students Union
San Francisco
Joseph Aliota
George Murray
Honor Roll Lists Students Across Sparta Merged School
Sparta Merged School announces second six week honor roll with students from seventh to eleventh grade. Names include Bradley Allen Marla Boythe Daniel Clark Ksti Firth Joyce Miller Robert Miller and Kimberly Rogers in seventh grade.
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Fer Grand R. Hover
Sparta
Tmes
Bradley Alen
Marla Boythe
Daniel Clark
Ksti Firth
Joyce Miller
Robert Miller
Robert Rittenhouse
Kimberly Rogers
Cindy Stanbro
Lori Cook
Yvonne Cook
Darlene Howell
Yancy Jewell
Joan Ormsbee
Debra Rogers
Tim Stockton
Brenda Varney
Nyla Boythe
Patty Burlingame
Kenneth Sh
Jerry Linden
Judy Varney
Martha Yoder
Engagement of Julie and David in New York 1967
Julie and David, childhood acquaintances turned college sweethearts, became engaged in New York on Saturday November 25, 1967. David, a Amherst College sophomore, received a family heirloom ring from his great-grandmother Mrs. John S. Doud of Denver, after Mamie Eisenhower offered it following his engagement plans. Julie, a Smith College sophomore, shares the milestone with him.
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Julie
New York
David
John S. Doud
Denver
Mamie Eisenhower
Amherst College
Smith College
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Connie’s
American Legion Club
Peterson
the News Today
Ort
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edward Ranyak
Une Aon
Philip Halfast
West Washington Street
Barry Greeley
Sampson Apps
the. Street
Louis Potter
East South Street
Larry Jaquith
R. D
William Vanderhoof
Spartansburg
Roy Hoekenberry
Shady Avenue
Earl VanGuilder
Sraymond Avenue
Daniel
Daniel Martin
Garland
Ellen Blanchard
Columbus
Relics Cricco
Connellsville
Marine’s Corry Office
Murphy’s
Turben’s
Auto Service
Columbus, PA
Washington St. Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Louisiana
Otto Barnes
Jem Wilson
Jem
Findlay
ETE Variety Store
G. C. Murphy Coo
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Warren, Pa
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