Hi-Neighbor Club dinners and local visits in Erie area
Hi-Neighbor Club members dined at Sweden House in Erie and honored several birthdays. Friends and relatives visited across Corry andFindley Lake area, with trips to Columbus Ohio for the National Apaloosa Horse Show and to Mt. Echo Bible Institute. A political note reports Robert H. Shertz named finance chairman of the Republican State Committee, replacing Andrew L. Lewis, amid state party activity. Also a classifieds tease asks “Need A New Car?” and teases a featured piece about Harvey’s son Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Sweden House
Erie
Merton Bayle
Carl L. Marsh
Dave Motherwell
Gordon Shampoe
Merton Bemis
Gail Alcorn
Elouise Marsh
Harold Butler
Albion
Max Bemis
James VanEarden
Scotia
N.Y
Harold
Santa Claus Land
White Face Mountains
Leslie Upperman
Corry
Clifford Aikens Sr
Janni Bemis
Denis Cooper
Findley Lake
Columbus
Ohio
Florence Linendell
Spring Creek
Jane Martin
Herbert Rogers
Milton Holthouse
Pulaski
Glen Evans
Alcorns
Mt. Dora
Fla
Arthur Wallace
North East
Myron Wallace
Garold Wassink
Clymer
Niobe Baptist Church
Mt. Echo
Lyle White
Rawlin Hill
L.D. Albright
North Clymer
Stephanie Kostreba
David Albright
Richard Curtis
Amos van Barden
Alice Camp
Pittsfield
Bertha Bendict
Charles Camp
Emma Goodrich
Hazel Thornton
Helen Rouse
Fred Ahlgrin
Wattsburg
Edna Yost
Harrisburg
Robert H. Shertz
Chester County
Republican State Committee
Clifford L. Jones
Shertz
Andrew L. Lewis
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Wesston
Rollings International
GOP
Local Sunday School Dinner and Birthday Gatherings Recap
Mr and Mrs Max Bemis hosted guests from Findley Lake at Rustic Restaurant for their Sunday school class dinner. The report notes multiple birthday celebrations for Alicia Cindy and Jo VanEarden with the VanEardens and Clara Holthouse in attendance. Also mentioned are church fellowship events in Corry with attendees from Niobe Panama Edinboro and Corry and a baby girl named Patricia Valerie born to Mr and Mrs Richard Jaquith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bemis
Roger Cooper
Findley Lake
Rustic Restaurant
Wilber VanEarden
Clara Holthouse
Clymer
James VanEarden
Alicia
Cindy
Jo VanEarden
Bernice Marsh
C.E. Spitzer
Pearl Bemis
Max Bemnis
Mark Leanna
Janni
Denis Cooper
Terry Phelps
Angela
Garold Wassink
Baptist Church
Corry
Faith Fellowship
Ladies Fellowship
Niobe
Panama
Edinboro
Dale Linebaugh
Spring Creek
Nancy Fissel
Richard Jaquith
Patricia Valerie
Carl L. Marsh
Tonia
Elouise
Carl
Joan Storer
E.K. Storer
Elouise Marsh
Rizzo Faces Arab Group Criticism Over Bond Plan
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo draws fire from Mehdi secretary general of the Action Committee on American-Arab Relations over a proposed city purchase of Israel bonds. Mehdi labels Rizzo a unscrupulous politician engaging in cheap politics while denying personal hostility to Arabs or Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Rizzo
Mehdi
Action Committee On
Husky Oil to Buy Utah Petroleum
Husky Oil agreed in principle to acquire McCulloch Oil Corp's interest in the Unita oil field in eastern Utah. The deal calls for a $7 million cash payment to McCulloch, plus Husky's commitment to further drilling and a reversionary clause giving McCulloch half of income from 13 existing wells and any future wells after Husky recoups its investment and negotiated profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Husky Oil
McCulloch Oil Corp
Interst
Unita
Utah
McCulloch
Husky
Shapp Attacks Nixon Agnew in Pennsylvania Speech
Gov. Shapp branded the Nixon administration as the most corrupt in U.S. history and accused Spiro Agnew of taking kickbacks while condemning Republican cuts as politically driven. He touted his own admin as productive and urged sending war materiel to Israel without deploying American troops, citing Jewish support and a plan for further contributions. He spoke in Williamsport and Bradford criticizing GOP indecision delaying road repairs on 45,000 miles of state highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamartim
Shapp
Nixon
United States
Spiro Agnew
Chislers
Bradford
Sirhan's Attorney Claims Another Killer Possibly Firing
In Pittsburgh AP report Sirhan Sirhan the Kennedy assassin may not have fired the fatal shot his attorney Godfrey Isaac says on a local TV interview that Sirhan was present and firing but evidence may indicate another gunman killed Kennedy Isaac suggests a possible congressional probe into the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Godfrey Isaac
Isaac
Sirhan
Kennedy
Los Angeles
FDA Checks Avondale Mushroom Plant Records
Federal inspectors with warrants examined records at Avondale Industries Inc mushroom canning plant in Chester County. The FDA seeks evidence of notifications to buyers about botulin toxins found in two plant samples earlier this year.
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Avondale, Pa
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Chester County
Avondale Industries, Inc
FDA
Pa. Commerce Department OKs Grants
The Pennsylvania Department of Commerce approved nine grants totaling 47359 for county industrial groups under the Industrial Development Assistance Act. Grants range from 445 to 15944 and will be matched by the counties, with recipients including Westmoreland, Lancaster, Bellefonte, Indiana, Armstrong, Venango, Mifflin, Pocono Mountains, and Fulton, all in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Commerce
Shapp
Commerce
Walter G. Arader
Westmoreland County Promotional and Development Council
Greensburg
Lancaster County Industrial Development Bureau
Lancaster
Bellefonte State College Area Industrial Development Corp
Bellfonte
Indiana County Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Armstrong County Industrial Development Council
Kittanning
Venango County Industrial Development Corp
Franklin
Mifflin
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Corry Journal
Harvey
Ferris
The
Utah Petroleum
Agnew
Summit Homes, Inc
Summit Homes
Prici Snow Summit Homes
Pennsylvania
Commerce Department
Wonie
Blakeslee
Olden Road
Union City
Cliff Buelink
West Smith Street
Corry, PA
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