Missing Alain Oliver Sought by Meadylife Sheriff
The Journal notes a wide display of wedding invitations while reporting that Alain Oliver, 85, from Oly mer, Pa, has been missing since August. Meadylife Sheriff Andy F Waid h leads the search. Oliver is described as 5 feet 6 inches, 130 pounds, white hair, mustache, glasses, and wearing a gray hat and sweater with a yellow gold wedding band. He is of French descent and hard of hearing.
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Meadylife
Andy F Waid H
Alain Oliver
Olymer
Olliver
Columbus Milling Company
Warren
C. C. McClain
Donald W. Frantz
Frewsburg
N. Y
McClain
Frantz
Corry Beverage Distributor
James Bieger
Vof Warren
Polkateers
Eric
William H. Smith
Nickel Plate
Smith
Greenfield Fire Hall
Station Road
Mellotones
Erie
Warble Pump and Supply Co
Erie Golf Course
Zuck Road
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Local Log
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 2-8201. Corry Memorial Hospital reports admissions and discharges including Mrs. Robert Coons Pittsfield Virginia, Thompson 315 Fifth Street Albert Young 137 Mott Street Mrs. George Harmon R D 3 Janie Richmond 318 West Church Street Mrs. Thomas Grow Bear Lake and discharge notes for R. McCray Warren Connie French 300 Delaware Howard Gates 16 Elk Street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Coons
Pittsfield
Virginia
Thompson
Fifth Street
Albert Young
Mott. Street
George Harmon
Janie Richmond
West Church Street
Thomas Grow
Bear Lake
R. McCray
Warren
Connie French
Delaware Street
Howard Gates
Elk Street
Corry Grange to Met Tonight and Local Dinners Offered
Community notices list Union City residents and addresses including Archie Bishop, Rosemary Hatch, Mrs Derald Stutzman, Mrs Roy Southall, Nellie Edwards, Myrna Danner. The Corry Grange schedules meeting at 8 30 P M with a note about no solicitor bringing hamburger for the event. Ritz Restaurant advertises Sunday dinners turkey and ham with trimmings at 1 25 and children half price. Titusville Area Joint School Committee approves state fire prevention changes for two schools and discusses others. Clin tonville youths form the Drifters Car Club aiming to build a drag strip for supervised racing near a former strip mining area.
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Union City
Archie Bishop
Corry
Rosemary Hatch
West High Street
Derald Stutzman
R. D
Wattsburg
Roy Southall
Centerville
Nellie Edwards
Myrna Danner
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Ritz
Titusville Area Joint School Committee
Francis Geore Davidson
Titusville
State Department of Labor and Industry
Franklin
Clintonville
Drifters Car Club
Post hole digger debuts to relocate Corry meters
A new post hole digger arrives in Corry to relocate meters on North Center street to widen spaces for larger cars. The machine drills through concrete in 20 to 30 minutes, using steel abrasives, without breaking the sidewalk, as workers move two meters and reallocate spaces. The $400 device is funded from parking meter funds.
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Corry
Sylvester ‘Cooper
Carnegie
Iuper
North Center Street
Distressed Limestone High Adopts Book Rental Plan
Limestone High School moves to an austerity budget with a textbook rental system starting Tuesday. The board rejected the $184 261 90 budget, opting for grades 1 to 4 at one dollar per pupil, grades 5 to 8 at two dollars, and grades 9 to 12 at four dollars with small rebates for returns in good condition. Classes begin with staggered times, dismissal at 3 p.m.
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Limestone
W. x
Limestone High School
Board of Education
Meat Packing Workers Strike Continued From Page One
The Swift proposal sought wage gains similar to Armour and Co negotiated earlier in the week plus 14 cents an hour for cost of living adjustments over three years. Wilson offered wage and benefit increases totaling 22.6 cents an hour over two years. Current industry pay averages about $2.58 an hour, with Armour’s pact adding about 22 cents an hour in raises and benefits.
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Swift
Armour and Co
Ing
Wilson
Armour
State Assures Kane Of Aid For Industry
Kane Area Industrial Development Corp president said Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority will finance Project 7. Local bank review of the first mortgage is next before presenting the package to Chicago prospects. Harrisburg reception praised as nine major hurdles cleared in preliminaries.
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Kane
Kane Area
KATDC
Harrisburg
Industry group backs KAIDC project hurdle by hurdle
The Minute Men of KAIDC unanimously approved a local span project with a $120,000 to $150,000 cost and a third phase involving 50 percent financing of about $600,000. RAIDC will seek industry commitments in writing once financing is clear, aiming for local bank review next week and a timetable to meet a Chicago deadline at month end.
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KAIDC
PIDA
RAIDC
Hetenecker
Chicago
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Ginnie
Willbur Wallace
Mad Money
Garrell's Gift Shop
Mabel's
Hamot Hospital
Joseph Johnson
Mary Johnson
Ralph Hecht
Robert Braendel
Mexico
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Communist Party
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Granger Road
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S. 21
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Erate
Isaac Ourontt
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