Tape Players and Freezer Sale Featured in Local Ads
Local line ads list new tape players with FM radio at 99.95 from Anthony's Auto Parts on North Center Street. H. J. Young Sales Agency promotes a 20 cubic foot freezer and Kodak photo greetings discount before October 27. Corry Snowmobile Club sets a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Wednesday October 11 at the Foreman's Club. Names appear for reader responses.
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Anthony
North Center Street
H. J. Young Sales Agency
Wee Ee GT
Corry
Corry-Jamestown Foreman’s Club
Unable to Find a Physician in Case of Emergency
If a physician cannot be summoned during a medical emergency, rely on trained paramedics or emergency responders for immediate care. Call local emergency services, provide clear details of the situation, and follow professional guidance until a physician is available.
Cooper Industries Posts Higher Third Quarter Earnings
Cooper Industries reports third quarter 1972 net income of 2 751 000 dollars or 61 cents a share on sales of 51 109 000. For the first nine months earnings rose to 8 649 000 dollars or 1 91 a share on sales of 161 087 000, with chairman E L Miller citing continued earnings growth driven by hand tool demand and machinery segment gains.
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Cooper Industries
Houston
Cooper
E.L. Miller
Miller
Mom's Stones Put On Babies' Graves
Des Moines officials granted an exception to a city rule allowing Cynthia Frederick to replace two homemade concrete grave markers for her children Benjamin and Christa Ann. Cemetery workers removed the markers after learning bronze or granite were required. Protests followed the cemetery committee’s initial opposition, while Frederick and her husband, stationed in Stuttgart, plan to adopt a son in Germany.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Des Moines Park Board
Cynthia Frederick
Cemetery Committee
Park Board
Frederick Graves
Frederick
West Germany
Douglas
George Griffin
554Th Military Police Co
Stuttgart
Germany
Benjamin
Christa Ann
Wife Of Longest POW Seeks Divorce In California
Mrs. Yangee Alvarez filed for dissolution of her marriage to Lt. Everett Alvarez, the Navy flier held as a POW longer than any other in U.S. history. The couple, married two months before his Tonkin Gulf loss on Aug 15, 1964, faced separation publicly after records show the filing in July 1970. Delia Alvarez, Everett’s sister, said the family learned of the move by letter to inform him of the action.
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Oakland
Calif
Yangee Alvarez
Defense Department
Alvarez
Delia
Santa Clara
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Raymond - Laurene Patricia
Moose Lodge
David
Lehman’s
First Avenue
Nichols Grocery
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City
Emory Clough
East High Street
Paul Greenwood
Russell Shampoe
Wattsburg
Lavada Peterson
William E. Smith
Thomas Nash
Bee Mary Somerville
Allison Park
J. Crawford Carlisch
Gregory Troyer
R.D
Albert Bishop
Sacramento
Charles Griffin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cern
Corry Ambulance Service
Mtr
Kay Bliley
Beatrice Grden
Charles Jewell
Pittsfield
John Kirch
East Frederick Street
Mars
Gary Howard Clymer
Michael Lynch
Marion Street
Bernardee Spartansburg
George Cockliss
North Senter Street
Frank Lilley
Electra Wright
Columbus
Joel
Richard Austin
Franklin Street
James Brymer
Grand Street
Oscar Bendiburg
Clymer
Grace Spitzer
Sam Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
Charles Hurlbert
Liberty Street
Brian
Gordon Shampoe
Joseph Obrok
Frank Culver
Cooper Pentax
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
George R. Sample
Witten Estone
Associated Press
AP News
Splay
C. J. Peterson
Leme Desler
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gerald E. Otis
Beverly Rader
Excelsior Church
Spartansburg Alliance Church
M.C.A
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