Admitted and discharged notices blend in local listings
A fragmented column lists admitted patients and discharges from a local hospital. Entries include Mrs. Oscar Willis, Mrs. Mary Schuster, several Groters children, and others with addresses in Columbus and Clymer, plus notes on a discharged infant and several adults. Public notices for Elks, Scouts paper drive, and bowling leagues appear alongside ad text and rates.
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Oscar Willis
Gould Street
Mary Schuster
R. DB
Corry
Mary Smolk
Findley Jake
Forest Adams
Columbus
William
Bell
Hatehatreel
David
Jule
Lester Groters
Clymer
Connie
Harold Bensink
David Bensink
R. D
Francis Hardy
Spring Creek
Norman Lewis
Tf Seley
Elks
Tf Goedeeeeteeee
Explorer Scout Post 85
Grice Jeweelers
US Rejects USSR Gripe Over Cuba Incident
The United States says Moscow should not view Washington’s stance as a shift in its opposition to Soviet military involvement in Cuba. It notes the Cuban government apologized after the I-6 freighter Floridian incident and stamps the matter closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Unitedtates
Union of
Soviet Socialist +Republics
U.S
Cuba
Corry Signup Controversy Spurs Legal Scrutiny
Solicitor defends Corry registration changes noting service to residents to avoid Erie travel. Peter G Schaaf accuses irregularities, claims paper work occurred in Waterhouse's garage with Mayor Philip Zalzneck supervising. Officials say investigation will continue and follow rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Democratic Party
Peter G. Schaaf
Waterhouse
Philip Zalzneck
Proctor
Schaaf
McClelland
Funeral Notices for Guignon Kuniel and Beardsley
The notices state Gertrude Guignon and Laura Beardsley lying in state at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting hours before services. Sophia Kuniel is also listed with services at H Richard Neval Home and burial at Sunnyside Cemetery, Centerville. Funeral services are planned for Thursday and Friday with burials in Pine Grove Cemetery and Sunnyside Cemetery respectively.
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Eunick
Nicholas
Sophia) Kuniel
Road building by Red China worries U S experts
Washington AP reports intelligence officials fear extensive road construction by Red China along its southern border and in the Southeast Asia rice bowl region. They cite past patterns of strategic road networks and supply dumps as precedents for potential offensives into Thailand Burma or nearby areas.
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Bya Sturdevant
Coln Street
Union City
Paul D. Dingle
R. D
Edinboro
Edward Cross
Washington
U.S
Centerville
Alton Chaffee
Corry
Donald Rowley
Thailand
Burma
Southeast Asia
India
Red China
Minority Commissioner Stands by Registration Changeover Claim
Proctor said he would not have acted. Louis J. Rzymek, a minority Democratic commissioner, maintained he faced a malfeasance of office threat from the majority after attempting a similar registration changeover trip in the past.
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Proctor
Louis J. Rzymek
Deaths Mrs Nicholas Kunich 67 longtime Centerville resident
Mrs Sophia Kunich died after a long illness at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie. Born in Poland March 29 1896 she came to the United States and lived in Centerville 87 years. She married Nicholas Kuntek in 1916 and is survived by four daughters two sons 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Interment Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville.
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Nicholas
Sophia) Kunich
Kunick
B.D. 2
Centerville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Poland
George and
Au Pelex
Kunich
United States
Ilo
Croatian Fraternal Union of America
Mary
Bordeaux
France
Anna
Nellie
Mrs Laura A Heath Beardsley dies at 46 in Corry
Laura A Beardsley, 933 Burton Avenue, died at Congo Memorial Hospital after an illness begun March 23. Born September 27, 1916 in Corry, she graduated Corry High School in 1934 and worked at Aero Supply and Associated Sprint during World War II. Survived by daughter Marilyn Sadowski, sons Dennis and Ronald, sister Margaret Bensink, and seven grandchildren. Viewing at Bracken Funeral Home today 7–9 pm and tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9 pm. Services Friday 2 pm. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Laura A. Heath Beardsley
Beardsley
Burton Avenué
Congo Memorial Hospital
Corry l
Corry High School
Aero Supply
Raymond
Associated Sprint
N. Ralph Hewth
Ayith
Bim
Park
Women of the Moose
Davehler
Robert
Marolyn) Sadowski
Columbus
Dennis Beardsley
Corry
Ronald Rea
Donald Marjorit Bensink
R. D
Bracken Peneral
maTo
Elmer A. Ortner
Pine Grove
Infant son of Corry couple dies at Gerry Memorial
Scott Bradley Bensinx infant died after birth at Gerry Memorial Hospital at 2:30 am. Survived by parents Mrs and Mr David Bensinx two sisters Connie May Ronnie Kay two brothers David and Lavey A and maternal grandfather Samuel W Brooks of Hamilton Ohio. Elder Gordon Cretchton to officiate committal at Pine Grove Cemetery tomorrow at 10 am.
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Scott Bradley Bensinx
David Bensink
RT. 4
Corry
Gerry Memorial Hospital
Two Boys Drown In Private Pool Near Homes
In a Lower Bucks County community two four year old boys drowned in a private pool less than a block from home. Police were alerted by frantic mothers who reported the incident at the pool area behind the houses. The boys had climbed a six foot fence to reach the water. Both families had three children and the deceased were the youngest in each family.
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Wivitlown
Bucks County
Ted Joseph Czeslinski Jr
Gret Miller
County Seeks Merger Details In School District Plan
A county school directors association pushes to implement the 1953 plan for consolidating districts. Progress shows Wesleyville and Lawrence Park forming mergers while Girard Fairview stalls. Kolpein questions whether Scranton referred to the 12 districts total or the remaining 12 after excluding Erie City and Corry. The group backs no further mergings unless voluntary and authorized Kolpein to speak in Harrisburg.
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Wenst
Wesleyville
Lawrenc Park
Girardou Fairview
Kolpein
Scranton
Gowther
Erie City
Corry
County Association of School Directors
Harrisburg
County Association
Kolprin
Edinboro Quiet After Protest Over Poor Food
Edinboro State College students returned to the cafeteria after a Monday walkout protesting meal quantity and quality. President Dr. Thomas R. Miller blamed budget constraints and noted midweek improvements while promising action on sanitation complaints.
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Edinboro
Edinboro State College
Thomas R. Miller
Miller
College Union
Mile
Mother
Man killed in fall at Duquesne Works Pittsburgh
A worker died after falling from a roof while repairing at US Steel Corp Duquesne Works yesterday. Charles Heisher, 35, of Pittsburgh's North Side, sustained fatal injuries.
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Pittsburgh
US. Steel Corp
Duquesne Works
Charles Heisher
North Side
Solons Ponder Pao Sales Tax Debate in Pennsylvania
lawmakers react to a proposed sales tax program with mixed views. Republicans including House leaders Johnson and Helm weigh votes and budget impact while supporting cautious tax increases. Some favor keeping rates at four to five percent with broadening rather than deep cuts, and debate centers on who bears the burden and tax reach.
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House
Albert W. Johnson
R-Mckean
Moses
W. Stuart Helm
Armstrong
Cifford Pinchot
Rowland B. Mahany
R. Crawford
Senate
James S. Berger
R-Potter
Ben
William Z. Scott
R-Carbon
SOP
Paul J. Wagner
R-Schuyldill
Education Committee
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Turben
Chevrolet
Savery Geena
Gearer
Brigtham Hardware
Moose Home
Jim Rose
Corry Memorial Hospital
Michas Kenneth
David Allen
Wattsburg
William Mitchell and Son
Beith Alan
Spring Street
John Hansen
West Pleasant Street
Carl Laxman
Philip Knoll
Gurtha Miles
Dawson Hulett
Random Road
Donald Ruffner and Son
Timothy Allen
Corty
Raymond Goodwilly
Laura Beardsley
Burton Avenue
Ussr
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Union City Memorial Hospital
John
Steinman
Carl Irwin
Donald Porter
Mill Village
Fred Whitmeyer
Graves Street
Paul Hunter
Grant. Street
Red
China
Mallory’s Meat Market
West
Washington St
Aaniinned
Murphy’s
Murphy's
Ata
North Center Street
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