Public notices and ads list events in Union City area
A compilation of names and addresses for admissions and discharges, local sales and promotions, and community events. Listings include Dawn and Ronald Clark among admitted and discharged individuals, local businesses like Montgomery Ward and Dutch Village, Moose Club events, Jaycee notices, Elks and VFW activities, and various music, dining, and sale promotions with dates and contact details for Corry, Clymer, Union City, and surrounding towns.
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Dawn
Kathy Blount
Duane Street
Ronald Clark
Joseph Cohen
North Center Street
Raymond George
Union City
Robert Nichols
West Smith Street
Wessie Preble
Mead Avenue
Donald Shields
R.D
Corry
Wayland Simmes
North Clymer
Harold Tenpas
Clymer
Reluctant Witnesses Face Court Over Hearst Inquiry
U S District Judge R Dixon Herman ordered 28 year old Martin Miller of New York to answer grand jury questions or face contempt possibly up to 15 months. Micki McGee Scott of Portland remains resistant though a stay was granted for appeal. The panel seeks details on the 1974 Hearst harboring at a South Canaan farmhouse and related ties to Jack Scott and Symbionese Liberation Army fugitives.
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Harrisburg
Patricia Hearst
U.S. Dist
R. Dixon Herman
Martin Miller
New York
Miller
Micki McGee Scott
Portland
Ore
Jack Scott
Herman
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Miss Hearst
Jack Levine
Levine
Eight men named in Sponge Rubber arson case
New Haven AP reports John Shaw identified eight co-defendants in the Sponge Rubber Products arson trial. Shaw, a chief government witness, testified he helped destroy a $10 million plant, naming men from Tennessee to Ohio. One more defendant, Charles Moeller, was charged but not identified.
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New Haven
Tenn
Peter Betres
Ronald
Butler
Donald L. Connors
Albert R. Coffey
Cleveland
Ohio
Anthony A. Just
Greensburg
Dennis C. Tiche
Michael
Boyers, Pa
Shaw
Shelton Plant
Charles D. Moeller
Cridersville
Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates Mentioned
The Corry Evening Journal details advertising rates and mailing options noting publication terms, subscription prices and display deadlines. The notice lists cost per year for mail subscriptions and advertising rate information while referencing the Republication policy and Associated Press dispatches.
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Corry
Aim
Dear Abby letters on punishment and adoption ethics
A reader mailbag includes JOY R from Beverly Hills arguing punishment harms family bonds and discipline remains essential. A caller from Daily Reader insists honesty and loyalty trump another woman in marriage. New Mother asks when to tell adopted son he is adopted. Abby advises disclosure as soon as understandable. Curious questions about price tags on gifts prompt Abby to advise spending what one can and removing tags.
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Abby
Deny Teachers Pay For Just Showing Up
Erie Education Association lost its bid to secure 120000 dollars in wages from the Erie School District in county court. A jury ruled teachers must perform work to be paid, not merely report to their posts, under the teachers contract. The case arose after a calendar suspension following a October 7 poll by Superintendent Hilinski. The broader question concerns an earlier ruling restricting the superintendent’s power to suspend the calendar. If the district had lost, it would have owed 120000 for two days worked.
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ARIE
Erie Education Association
Erie
EEA
Richard Hilinski
George Levin
Lindley McClelland
Hilinski
PO Service Cut For Vets' Day
The U S Postal Service will operate on a holiday schedule for Veterans Day with no regular mail delivery. Holiday lockbox and special delivery will be available and mail from one star boxes will be collected as late as possible to meet first class standards. Weekend mail service will occur on Saturday and Sunday October 26.
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U.S
JFK Case Questions Remain
Rep. Don Edwards said questions remain about Jack Ruby's relationship with the FBI and his role as an informer. FBI deputy Adams testified a threatening note from Oswald to a Dallas FBI agent was destroyed after the assassination, and Ruby was contacted as a potential informer in 1959 but provided no information or payments. Adams cited Hoover's letter about Ruby and Rankin, which was not included in the Warren Commission report.
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Washington
House
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Ruby
Edwards
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Oswald
James B. Adams
Dallas
Adams
House Judiciary Subcommittee On Constitutional and Civil Rights
J. Edgar Hoover
J. Lee Rankin
Agency
Commission
Hoover
Rankin
Toledo Woman Transplants Afternoon Paper Section
Mrs Theresa Flynn, a newspaper subscriber, slips out the second news section from the afternoon paper and places it in her mailbox. She retrieves the section the next morning and reads it with breakfast, explaining her routine to the AP report.
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SOL
Toledo, Ohio
Theresa Flynn
Ition
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News Today
Mary Jane Stright
Emma Page
David
Glenn Shreve
Dennis Caster
East Main Street
Alonzo Stroup
Tidioute
Luella Alford
John Dubrosky
Marion Street
Montgomery Ward
Moose Club
Tri-City
Moose Lodge
Elks
Stanford
the Brotherhoods
Corry Motor Inn
Delmonico
Fox Head Lounge
Casino Row
Elgin- Beaverdam Fire Hall
B’s Steak House
Elks Club
the Brotherhood
Ray Elsen
Dodd Farms
Carroll’s
Corry Central
Bis
McCray
Cliff Buesink Ford
Dance
VFW
Bob Uleck
The
Versatiles
Smith-Corona
Dean Abbby
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune
N.Y
Joy R
Beverly Hills
Daily Reader
Gore
L.A
Calif
Tate
Corry Foodliner
North Center St
Freezer Beef Sale
Hind Quarters
JFK
William C. Sullivan
FBI Intelligence Division
REX Theatre
Vincent Canby
New York Times
Fbi-Sat
SUN
Arnmosht Pctues Corporation
Wassociaton
At Cowen
Val
Poona Agatha Chrestie
Aerate
Los Ailif
Clude, Meetiing
Carter
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