Weekend social notes at Medina and surrounding towns
Bernice Marsh and family hosted visitors from Findley Lake and North East while attending the Wine and Cheese Festival at Medina Ohio. Numerous relatives and friends from Jamestown Erie Clymer North East and Beaver Dam joined events, dinners, and church gatherings across a busy weekend from Friday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Vernon Humphrey
Carol Swim Club
Medina
Ohio
Irene Howard
Findley Lake
Louise Marsh
Alice Camp
Erie
George Glavis
William van Barden
Clymer Center
Amos van Barden
Richard Curtis
Michigan
Beverly Albright
Jamestown
David Albright
Sibley Wright
Hugh Austin
Los Angeles
Calif
Glen Evans
Carl L. Marsh
First Baptist Church
Shilon Lake
George Fissel
Nancy Fissel
Eva Kepler
Ralph Carroll
Murray Raymond
Anna Fenton
Mary Vogt
Lois Grafius
Laura Betts
Art Jordan
Beaverdam
Max Bettis
Busti
Alfred Haenel
Belmont
Mich
Corry
Elouise Marsh
Frank Jaquith
Frank
Eric Jaquith
Janet Picone
Gary Evans
Cleveland
Fred Ahlgrin Sr
Jindley Lake
Helen
Audrey Rouse
Max Bemis
Mark
Wanda
Jerry
Paul Roger
Andy Horvath
Hatch Hollow
al Macaluso
Amos VanEarden
Home Bureau
Fredonia
Debbie
Nancy
Florence Linendell
Clymer
Elouise
Gary Kostreba
Loye Albright
North Clymer
Donald Corri
Lisa Passarelli
Harborcreek
Arthur Wallace
North East
Beef Sale Sells Rejected Texas Meat in Pittsburgh Deal
Pittsburgh market owner Glick held a 1945 priced beef sale using 50000 pounds of meat rejected by a large supermarket chain for a refrigeration failure. 35570 pounds were bought from Baltimore and Ohio salvage sale after A and P rejected an order to its Youngstown plant. USDA inspectors found the beef wholesome upon arrival in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Texas
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Post-Gazette
Glick
Baltimore and Ohio
Greater Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
A&p
Youngstown, Ohio
US Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Burglars Hit Chautauqua Area Cottages
Two break ins in Chautauqua County net about 1200 dollars in merchand ise Sgt Carl Behm says intruders entered a Chautauqua Lake cottage on Route 171 Wednesday stealing over 800 dollars in a television set camera binoculars clocks and hand and power tools The owner Knowles Congdon Randolph NY reported the loss A second possible related break in across the lake saw thieves steal roughly 500 dollars in tools and a riding mower from a tool shed Investigations by Sgt Behm and Sgt Lester Thompson will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
N_Y
Chautauqua County
Congdon Cottage
Chautauqua Lake
Behm
Lester Thompson
State Store Clerks Oppose Auctioning
The Retail Clerks Union urged the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board to keep state stores and listed 16 reforms. Proposals include lowering markups from 48 percent, cutting the 18 percent emergency tax, expanding self service stores, creating wine cellars with staff, home delivery, credit services, and private labels to compete with other states. They also denounced the board’s bureaucratic structure and called for fewer chiefs per clerk. The union spoke as the Shapp administration weighs privatization of retail liquor, amid a new two year contract affecting 3,000 workers with a $7.5 million cost rise through 1975. Heath to conduct London Symphony performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansuopung
Pennsylvania
Retail Clerks Union
Liquor Control Board
Shapp
Migrant Workers Hearings Focus on Camp Conditions
At a Thursday hearing Senator Louis Coppersmith urged reform of migrant labor camps citing profits and poor conditions. He named American Home Foods as camp owners and proposed a $1.80 minimum wage with overtime. Environmental Quality Board adopted stricter camp standards including facilities, water, waste, and inspection requirements. Three migrant workers testified to low pay, squalid living, and coercive disciplinary practices amid ongoing debate over camp oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrishumg
Louis Coppersmith
American Home Foods Inc
Pennsylvania
Coppersmith
Cambria County
American Foods
Milton
Senate Labor and Industry Committee
Charles C. Kingston
Musselman Fruit Products Division, Inc
Biglerville
Kingston
Runa
Environmental Quality Board
Environmental Resources Department
Montour County
Cimp Tiey
Peeter
Willie Taylor
South Carolina
Taylor
Standard Oil Co Boosts Gas Prices Across Regions
AP report from Cleveland notes Sohio raises wholesale prices by one cent per gallon and sets saved retail margins for company owned stations at 38.9 cents for regular and 42.9 cents for premium. New retail prices to apply to Boron Oil Cotations in West Virginia Pennsylvania Kentucky Michigan and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohile
Standard Oil, Co
Ohio
Sohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Michigan
Indiana
Court rules police cannot arrest to obtain fingerprints
The 3rd Circuit in Philadelphia ruled police may not arrest a person on bail merely to obtain fingerprints and photographs. The suit by Brady Beightol and his mother seeks return and blocking use of prints and photos, plus damages. A district court dismissal was reversed, ordering a trial. The ruling states police power to arrest for identification is limited by state law. A separate item notes the escape of a pet snake Seymour sparked a large search in Buffalo Grove Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
South Williamsport
Brady
Beightol
Arlene D. Beightol
Pennsylvania
John Gibbons
Gibbons
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New York
Taffic
Bel Unisuik
Perec
Picture Power
Ign
Antares
Une of
Chautauqua
Hammond’s Bldg
Hammond Bldg
Supply
West
Washington
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
Corry, PA
Boy-Ar-Dee
Kraft’s
Isorcan
Standard Oil Co
Eeeley
Lake, N.Y
Ata
Care Corry Journal
Smith Street
Merle C. Dodd
Phawe Glaftys “Thompes
Bill Buffalo Grove
Ill
David Pearson
Seymour
Chicago
Pearson
Spring Street
Grace Davis
N.Y
Columbus-Clymer Road
Inquire Agb Distributing
Columbus Avenue
Spencer Road
Columbus
Leslie Real Estate
Wattsburg
Waterford
George Pinsch
Sparta
Wanda Maloney
Merley. Dodd
Phyllis Rice
Gladys ‘Thompson
Burkhart Real Estate
T. Burkhart
Thal
Port Royal Fair Association
Port Royal
Juniata Valley National Bank
C.T.A
Joh D. Knepp
Miflintown
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