Local Line-O-Ad Specials and Community Notices
Local rate ads list items for sale and services from area businesses. Highlights include High School interfaith program tickets, Deer Head Inn hours, pancake meal deals, BevCo and Main Street store hours, car rental options, mums for sale, a Craig 8-track stereo, Chest Freezers, a concert by Bill Bailey and The Strawberry Blue, ladies slacks, a CB Club party, Granny Gowns, hydrant flushing, fresh lake perch, pre-holiday perm sale, and farm market hours with produce specials.
Corry Memorial Hospital Faces Staffing Shortage
A hospital in Corry reports inability to summon a physician in emergencies and lists on duty and admitted patients. Notable entries include Barbara Hurst and Derna Ficcardi for volunteer desk coverage tomorrow. several named residents admitted, and a few discharged. A separate brief notes a dog in England fined for guard duties after a humane response curbsayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hurst
Derna Ficcardi
Leonard Persons
North Clymer
Lawrence Sutton
Brook Street
Geraldine Johnson
East Church Street
Mildredanne R
Corry
Mark Harvey R
Stanley Bollinger
East Frederick Street
Agnes Woodburn
Bear Lake
Raymond Dahl
West Church Street
Guy Vanderhoof, Jr
R.D
Pittsfield
Leo Wilson
Ted Foster
Union City
Ronald Culver
John Stanbro Jr
Clymer
Frank Savko
Columbus
Vincent Gorski
Bessie McClimans
Gary Hicks
Tidioute Worth $800000 Sets Stage for Sewage Plant
After 12 years of planning, Tidioute will launch a $700000 sewage treatment plant next month financed by $50,000 state and $160,000 federal grants plus a $210000 Farmers Home Administration loan. The rest, about $80,000, is borne by the borough, assessed at roughly $800000 for 937 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
Allegheny River
Warren County
George Atkin
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Farmers Home Administration
Atkin
Pa Suspended License Bill Completed By Joint Panel
A House Senate conference committee completed work on a limited license bill allowing restricted driving for those with suspended licenses. The program would start Feb 1 1975 under a three member commission. Agencies estimate about 155000 drivers lost licenses in 1973 for traffic infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Pennsylvania Aaa Federation
Teamsters Union
Transportation Department
Pleads Guilty To Embezzling Funds
PITTSBURGH AP Frank Aiello former executive secretary of a Westinghouse Employes union pleaded guilty to a 10 count federal indictment charging embezzlement of union funds from 1969 to 1972 totaling about sixty six thousand dollars He admitted guilt on Monday but contested the amount and will present evidence at sentencing with presentence report due October 29 Aiello 57 now living in Fort Lauderdale Florida was charged with embezzling union funds falsifying union receipts union books and labor department reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank Aiello
Westinghouse
Aiello
Westinghouse Electric Corp
US District Court
William W. Knox
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Labor Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doug Oldham
Ye Olde
Deer Head Inn
Alan Marley
Country Foods
Bachs Beverage Co
East Main Street
Cliff Buesink Ford
Corry Agway
Craig
H.J. Young Sales Agency
North Center Street
Bill Bailey
Venture Inn
Erie County
Sio
Sis
Richard’s
Corry Communication
CB Club
Moose Club
Lorraine
Nancy Cummings
Leed's
Second Ward
City Water Department
Lake Erie
Betty Bartley
Orton’s
WIT
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Chester
England
Cheshire Dept. of
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
James O'Brien
Eric
Lyle Miller
Graves Street
Gene Hicks
Fourth Avenue
Leonard Emberg
Burdena Metcalf
Centerville
Ellen Long
Cherry Street
Arthur Steves
Waterford
Clair McCain
SUN
Alna
Yu “Devils Angels
Rex Theatre
RCA
Meerhoff’s
Nice
N. Center St
Atkins
Warren
Reatings
Northwest Engineering
Russell Peterson
Authority
Sydney
N.S
Ber Federel Devestt Insurance Corporstion
Joel
Oenor
Maureing
Peti Clat
Mr. A
Roos
Batessi Charle Franks
Thoma
the ‘Orry
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