Hospital Admission and Discharges Report
At the Corry Memorial Hospital admissions were Charles W. Torrey from R D 1 and Mrs. Dana J. Little from R D 4. Discharges include Hober C. Peterson of 729 East Main Street and Mrs. Lawrence Bolvin of 109 Fifth Avenue. Also noted are several listed residents and family relations in Union City Centerville and Centerville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Torrey
R. D
Carson Munn
Mead Avenue
Mary
Fred Walsh
Union City
Jerry
Clarence Cox Jr
West Prederick Street
Dana J. Little
Charles A. Fuller
Centerville
Hober C. Peterson
East Main Street
Lawrence Bolvin
Pifth Avenue
Robett Grice
Parks and Public Property
Wright Street
Raymond Avenue
West Washington Street
Accident and wedding notices in area newspaper snippets
A collage of brief items notes a gun accident in Dunkirk with a left hand wound and potential charges, upcoming wedding invitation shopping, a police chase ending in fines, local ads for beverages and batteries, a four day Farmers Institute in Youngsville, and various community notes about church theft, prom orders, railroad derailment aftermath, city financing for a parking lot, Elks installation, Meadville bond drive figures, and crabgrass control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Davidson
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Busti
Jamestown
Donald R. Lauer
Busti-Stillwater Road
Falcon
Flye Rexall Drugs, TE
Elks
Meadville
Meadville Area Industrial Commission
Talon, Inc
Cherry Hardware
Corry
City To Sell Ladder Truck
City to sell ladder truck as council discusses yard work and street grading. Residents report alley water runoff affecting Pauls Men s Wear basement. city considers grading remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
North Center Street
Paul's Men's Wear
Three Nation N Test Ban Talks Cancelled at U.S. British Request
Geneva session of the three nation nuclear test ban talks was canceled today at Western request. U S and British delegates told Soviet delegate Semyon K Tsarapkin they needed more time to prepare replies to questions about the Camp David Proposals linking a partial test ban to a moratorium on small underground explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U.S
Tole
Russia
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Camp David
Rex Harrison returns to Hollywood in Midnight Lace
Rex Harrison, after six years away, returns to Hollywood to co star with Doris Day in Midnight Lace. He reflects on Hollywood changes since World War II, talks about My Fair Lady memories, the press scrutiny in London, and the New York critical drive versus English criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Rex Harrison
Harrison
Kay Kendall
Doris Day
Rex
Pune
Professor Higgins
New York
London
England
America
Titusville Considers Juvenile Commission Over Curfew
Titusville mayor proposed a 10 pm curfew for under 16s but faced a council rebuke. The council approved referring the idea to City Solicitor Herbert E. Varnum and county probation officer C Naddeo to study alongside a potential seven to eight member Juvenile Commission to hear cases and advise youth in trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
M | Sonne
Sonne
Herbert E. Varnum
C. Naddeo
Naddeo
Naddeor
Herbert A Mook
Meadville
Commisssiat
Miyor
Cornell
Conner
Ita
Wheuw Council
Communist court sentences nun for attempting to influence students
A Vienna court, under Communist authority, has sentenced a Roman Catholic nun to years in prison for allegedly trying to spread religious influence among schoolgirls. The case highlights church-state tensions in Czechoslovakia and raises concerns about religious activity in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zech
Vienna
Czechoslovaka
Village to rely on county officers for policing
Falconer officials meet to decide on a village police department. Mayor-elect Rozek asked County Sheriff McCloskey about services and possible staffing. McCloskey said staffing may be provided by a lieutenant and two deputies around the clock, with further action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesuunvicee
Rhevilowe
Palooner
Chautauqua County
McCloskey
Rozek
Leutenant
Falconer
Ghier Lavern Webeck
Ross Runfola
J. Richard Reed
Harold Hirsch
Kenneth Kessinger
Smallest Baby Makes Progress at Greene County Hospital
In Greene County Memorial Hospital a very small newborn, Christine Faith Johnson, born March 13, has gained weight from 1 lb 15 oz to 2 lb 1 oz and is described as making satisfactory progress. Obstetric supervisor Miss Rosella Spang says the infant is being fed via a stomach tube while slowly improving. Father Richard Johnson works as a coal miner in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Payar
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Rosella Spang
Christine Faith Johnson
Richard Johnson
Washington County
Funeral service for Joly Barekaw to be held Wednesday
Funeral service for Joly Barekaw will be held at St. Elizabeth's Church on Wednesday at 9 am. Burial in St. Elizabeth's Cemetery. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazekas
Joly Barekaw
St. Elizabeth's Chyers
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Bracken Funeral Home
Eisenhower Eyes Peace and Prosperity Theme for 1960 Campaign
Associated Press analyst James Marlow outlines President Eisenhower’s 1960 strategy. He highlights responses to defense critics, promotion of peace and prosperity, and support for Vice President Nixon. The article notes Eisenhower’s defense economics stance, balanced budget aims, and the campaign rhetoric framing his record as a foundation for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Lyn Lincoln
Nixon
Peace and Prosperity
Iis
Korea
Girl Bound In Cemetery Mystery Baffles Town
Witnesses describe a 1957 model car at Wild Wood Cemetery and a girl tied to a chair with a gag in her mouth inside the cemetery office. Mr and Mrs Morman alerted Chesaning police chief Brooks Gerding and Saginaw County deputies after seeing the scene as they passed the cemetery on a Sunday drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crebaning
Mion
Wild Wood Cemetery
Chesaning
Brooks Gerding
Saginaw County
Neil Morman
Michigan
Oakley
Mormans
Shimon “Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Memorial Hospital
Intf
Youngsville
Warren
WOTM
Helen Sullivan
Jore
St —Franklin
Ay Bridge
Jackson's Floral Gardens
East
Columbus Avenue
New York Central
VFW
William H. Price
Loblaws
Rock Cornish
Agar
Roger Brown
Raymond Weber Aire
J. Fred Kinley
Kinley-Dolan Insurance Company
Banking
Johnny Hart
N. Y
Hirsch
Kessinger
A.T. Josephson
G.L.F
Marlow
Associated Press
James Marlow
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklimst
Corry, Pa
Dineers
Clothes
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