Community Notes From Cutting News Roundup
Bernice Marsh host Friendly Circle meeting at 8 PM at Mrs. Carl Baye home. Local visits include Aikens, Swiderski, and Marsh families. Weekend Polka Days in Erie drew several from Clymer Jamestown and Rainbow Gardens. Various calls, dinners, and birthday wishes noted among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Carl Baye
Clifford Aikens Sr
Mabel Swiderski
Jamestown
Vernon Humphrey
Robert Shamp
Mort Loomis
Clymer
Pat Griffin
Erie
Rainbow Gardens
Garold Wassink
Irene Wassink
Elouise
Thomas Alcorn Jr
Corry Hospital
James VanHarden
Lee Duink
Steven LaBarge
Brian
Liberty
Walter DeShazer
Glen Evans
Lee Nichols
Meadville
Gary Evans
Cleveland
Ohio
Mardean Caldwell
Chuck Caldwell
Jenny. Heyback
Union City
Dave Motherwell
Greenfield
Hollis Upper
Fla
Liberty, Mo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Carrie Brenneman
Youngsville
Alice Camp
Fairs Celebrate Harvest Time and Community Spirit
Vivian L. Bailey reflects on fairs across the United States as busy harvest season events. She notes the pride in home gardens and orchards, diverse fair displays from 4 H clubs to farm machinery, parades, crafts, barbecues, and amusements. The piece highlights prizes, livestock and crop displays, salesmen showcasing tractors, and the social joy of reconnecting with friends at fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian L. Bailey
United States
Iink
Welfare Chief Rejects $232 Million Welfare Saving Claim
Harrisburg AP The state Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth denounces a federal report claiming Pennsylvania could save 232 million annually on welfare without harming aid to the needy. She calls the Carleson study the biggest welfare fraud and cites errors and incorrect assumptions. The House Republicans backed the study, prompting welfare reform push. the Democratic Senate is undecided on a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Helene Wohlgemuth
Wohlgemuth
Carleson
House
Senate
County Banks At Bond Issue To Make Loan
Erie County commissioners favor a bank loan of about 1.5 million dollars instead of a 3 million bond issue to fund urgent hospital repairs and renovations. High interest rates prompt the shift as state deadlines loom with three months left to complete safety work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Commission
William O Hill Jr
Louis Rzymek
John R. Mannarelli
A. J
Jake’’ Gehrlein
Hill
Department of Labor and Industry
Recorder of Deeds
Ofice
Scibetta Health, Planning and Development
Erie County Hospital
Elks Scholarships Awarded to Twin Sisters in Union City
Jeanelen and Jolyda Sanchez,Union City High School graduates, received 200 each from the Elks Lodge scholarship committee led by J Donald Watson. Both pursued Mercyhurst College studies during their senior year and will continue there in the fall. The awards marked the final Elks scholarship event as Corry and Clymer applicants were lacking and new sources emerge. The twins are shown with their grandmother Mrs Otylie Sedmina as they accept the checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanelen Sanchez
Union City
Jolyda
Elks Lodge
Jeanelen
Center
J. Donald Watson
Elks
Otylie Sedmina
Union City High School
Mercyhurst College
Erie
UCAHS
Mercyhurst
Lodge
Corry and Clymer
Watson
The
Sanchez
White Smokers Less Tolerant to Pain, Study Finds
A Kaiser study of 66,410 in Oakland shows white smokers have lower pain tolerance than white nonsmokers, with no significant difference between black or Oriental groups. Authors include Seltzer, Fried man, Siegelaub, and Collen. The Archives of Environmental Health notes unclear explanations and calls for considering constitutional differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Kaiser-Permanente
Oakland
Calif
Archives of Environmental Health
American Medical Association
Carl C. Seltzer
Harvard School of Public Health
Boston
Ceiling Drops Tenants Must Leave Building
Titusville residents evacuate as plaster from a living room ceiling collapsed in a three-apartment building housing two families. City building inspector Alan Savard condemned the structure, giving tenants until September 30 to vacate before demolition funded with city aid to find new housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Alan Savard
Savard
Thomas M. ‘Taylor
Meadville
State COPs Open Platform Meetings in Pittsburgh
The Republican State Committee opens two days of public platform sessions in Pittsburgh. Participants include U.S. Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker, GOP leader Drew Lewis, House Speaker Kenneth Lee, lieutenant governor candidate Mrs. Peter Honaman, GOP vice chairman, and platform chairman A. James Reichley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Republican State Committee
Richard Frame
GOP
State
Senate
U.S
Hugh Scott
Richard Schweiker
Drew Lewis
House
Kenneth Lee
Peter Honaman
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Dolores Robertson
Miss Robertson
Buzz
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Eaton
Roberts
Columbus
RCAS
Opera
RE. Mt
Ihe
RCA
RCA Meerhoff
Center St
Corry
State Cops
Plymouth
Chrysler
America
Corry, Pa
Chrysler Motors Corporation
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