Local notices and ads from Corry area
Hospital notices list admissions and discharges for multiple cases in Corry Memorial Hospital. Community events include a summer bowling signup at Bowl-Aire and a Wednesday night music and dance at Fitzgeralds Pine Woods Inn. Local insurance catalog promotion and Line-O-Ad rates appear with contact details and town addresses, including Union City and Spartansboro listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sretlororie Celediaetedieets
Fitzgerald's
Pine Woods Inn
Elnora Lillie
Warren Boys Hurt In Crash North Warren youths injured after car hits tree
Charles Johnson 16 and Dennis Seymour 15, both of North Warren, were rescued from a burning car by North Warren firefighters after a crash south of Warren State Hospital. Seymour stays in critical condition with skull and leg injuries. Johnson in serious condition with arm and leg fractures and facial wounds. State Police say Johnson, driving at excessive speed, failed to negotiate a curve, the car struck a tree and burned. Damaged vehicle valued at 2500 dollars.
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Warren
North Warren
Charles Johnson
Dennis Seymour
Seymour
Warren General Hospital
Johnson
Like Father Like Son Charged in Family Murder Stabbing
Joseph Leonti, 45, faces sentencing May 11 for murder, the same crime that sent his father to the electric chair 27 years ago. The younger man, who was the state's chief witness in his father's 1950s trial for killing his sister, testified at his own trial in the stabbing of landlady Evelyn Williams, 63, last May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Joseph Leonti
Leonti
Guiseppe
Anna Natale
Evelyn Williams
Deaths Samuel D Culver 83 of Spartansburg dies after long illness
Samuel D Culver 83 of R D 2 Spartansburg died this morning after a long illness born March 12 1879 in Greenwood Township Crawford County son of the late Quinton and Billa Spargo Culver. He married Flossie Gardner in 1917 who died in 1949. Survived by a stepson Orvis Culver and a stepdaughter Mrs Aubrey Teed, two brothers Louis and Alson, two sisters Lillian Chase and Anna Smith, eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Visitation at H Richard Hays Funeral Home 7 10 pm tonight and 2 4 and 7 10 pm tomorrow with services 2 pm Friday. Burial Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville. Reverend Lawrence Meneely officiating.
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Samuel D. Culver
Culver
Spartansburg
Greenwood Township
Craford County
Quinton
Billa Spargo Culver
Flossie Gardner
Orvis Culver
Westfield
Aubrey Teed
Townville
Louis
Jamestown
Alson
Garland
Lillian Chase
Corry
Anna Smith
R. D
H. Richard Hays
Lawrence Meneely
Sunnyside
Centerville
Douglas Air Co Profit From Nike Missile Contract
Senate investigators released figures showing Douglas Aircraft Co earned about 12 million dollars in profit on a Nike missile launcher order valued at 4.16 million, a 1957 contract examined by a subcommittee. Testimony disputed earlier claims of 43.81 million in profits since 1982, with $2.2 million directed to Douglas and 1.74 million to Western Electric from the 15.5 million bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Douglas Air Co
Mike Missle
Hamework
Doulas
Subcommittee
Donald W. Doulas Jr
Douglas
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Thomas E. Nunnally
Nunnally
Robert H. Dunne
Douglas Company
Douglas Co
Consolidated Western Steel Co
Dolphis
Army
McClellan
Douglas Aircraft
Western Electric Cy
Funeral Notices for Smith and Culver
William H. Smith final rites set for Thursday at 11am at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 7–9pm and Wednesday 2–4pm and 7–9pm. Samuel D. Culver services at Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Friday 2pm with viewing Wednesday 7–10pm and Thursday 2–4pm and 7–10pm. Burial in Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville.
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William H. Smith
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Steel price hike rattles workers and firms nationwide
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald voiced surprise and concern over a 2.5 percent price increase by U S Steel, citing no understanding or discussion with the company on prices. Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel weighed actions as Kefauver signaled possible antitrust review amid rising costs and wage hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
David J. McDonald
United Zeelworkers
McDonald
Thomas F. Patton
Republic Steel
Republic
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Fernund F. Martin
Bethlehem
Seri
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Justice Department
US. Steel
Worthington
Firm reports cost price squeeze impact in 1961 annual report
The article lists team members including Andy Hansen, Bob Roden, Dave Hughes, Jerry Hamilton, Ron Hunt, Jim Marl iut, Ray Griswold and Roy Hall with Tim Coaklis absent yesterday. It notes the firm's 1961 annual report shows the cost price squeeze affecting income, with income at 8.7 percent of sales in 15% and 5.7 percent in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hansen
Bob Roden
Dave Hughes
Jerry Hamilton
Ron Hunt
Jim Marliut
Ray Griswold
Roy Hall
Tim Coaklis
Domestic producers and imports of stem substitutes
The note discusses domestic producers and imports of foreign made stem materials and other substitutes used in place of stem items, highlighting sourcing origins and substitution options.
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Chevrolet
Va. m
Beeler
Gold Room
Anne Mallory
Sree
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hilma Anderson
Raymond Avenue
Richard
Richard Cook
Spartansboro
Danette
Carl Durlin
Pittsfield
Frank
Frank Federchuk
Thomas Faris
Main Street
Har
East Pleasant Street
Alma McEldawney
Park Street
George Kurtick
Clymer
Donald Bunting
Larry Allen
Harry Reed
Robert Reynolds
Cor- Marns
Union City
Clara Smith
South Street
Walter Sanden
William Gillett
Alton Chaffee
Waterford Street
Ronald Reich Jr
Erle
Kenneth Jewell
Harry Webster
Frank Drabina
Union Cit
Floyd King
Meadville
Sete Tetedt
Kinley‘Dolan Insurance Agency
South Center Street
Seegertte
Schaefer
Looie
Odige
Lacie Man
Georgette
Woolworths
Wee Walker
Petite Belle
Bloomington
Ind
Jesse J. Galloway
Indiana University
The
Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists
Appliance
Bennett
House of Fashion
U. S. Marine Corps
Corry Area
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