Line O Ads At The Hospital And Local Notices
Line O Ad type items list admissions and discharges from area hospitals with names and addresses. Notices include election details for Moose and Elk members and a piano performance listing. Promotional items cite Line O Ad rates and Carrig’s golf shoes. Names include Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Fargo, Paul Blakeslee, Carl Carlson, Arthur Barton, Rolland Chast, Gerald J Eastman, Mrs. Ahi, and others. Local streets referenced are Chestnut, Union City, Spartansburg, Corry, Edinboro, Wattsboro, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hanér
Chestnut Street
Esther Fargo
Columbus
Paul Wo Blakeslee
Spartans
Bine Carl Carlson
Union City
Arthur Barton
Rolland Chast
Corry
Gerald J Eastman
Spartansburg
Frederick Ahi
James
Willam ‘Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Harold Bensink
R. D
Terry Crosby
Gold Room
Hotel Corry
Anne Mallory
Senet —Carrig’s
Guido Orders Elections Annulled in Argentina
President Jose Maria Guido decreed annulment of all elections since 1983 and ordered federal control in provinces as army generals seized three provinces. The move followed Peronist victories in March elections and swelled his plan to call a general vote before July to pick a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suenus Aunsd
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Chamberio
Guido
Hold Rites For Dell Fralick
Funeral services for Dell H Fralick were held at H Richard Hays Funeral Flame in Spartansburg yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev Lawrence Meneely officiated. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Bearers included Frank Platt Arthur Scouten Oscar Lindstrom Edwin Chelton Vern Chelton and Guy Fralick. Attendees from away included Leonard Fralick McKean Monroe De Vore Buffalo Clyde Hallett Leon N Y Axel Lindstrom Mrs William Nellis Erie Elmer Rust Archie Lewis and Marie Fralick and others from Cambridge Springs and Mill Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell H. Fralick
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Lawrence Meneely
Rose Hill
Meneely
Frank Platt
Arthur Scouten
Oscar Lindstrom
Edwin Chelton
Vern Chelton
Guy Fralick
Last rites held for Miss Miek Compton of Clymer
Miss Miek Compton of Clymer was laid to rest yesterday at Abbe Reformed Church with Rev. Tunis Miers officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Attendees included the Clymer Central School class of 1961, the Chautauqua County Yeomanry Association, and numerous friends from Clymer and nearby towns. Many visitors came from Portville Blasdell Hudson Valley Albany Ossining Mayville Kenmore and Mexico New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Compton
Miek Compton
Clymer
Tunis Miersma
Holland Cemetery
Chautauqua County Yeuparian Association
Clymer Central School
Nat Hill
Portville
N.Y
Beula Partridge
Pam Parttden
Blasdell
N. Y
Barbara Houser
Hudson Valley
Cat Dombose
Cattaraugus
Grant Kaley
Dale Supple
Albany
Francis Reed
East Aurora
White
Little Valley
N. Ys
Mwhica, N. Y
Wie Clymer Area
Fires Destroy Pa Woodlands and Farmlands
A string of wildfires torched thousands of acres across central and eastern Pennsylvania. In Monroe County Jackson Township fire crews battled 2000 acres of timberland before gaining control early Monday. Clinton and Lebanon areas reported new blazes with volunteers fighting for hours, destroying hundreds of acres of woodland and threatening homes. Similar fires hit Lancaster and Vernon regions as winds and dry conditions fueled the outbreaks across several states.
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Mounitain
Fairfield
State. Forests and Waters Department
Chrif
Ralph €. Wible
Jackson
Monroe County
Clinton
Renova
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
French Move To Crack OAS In Oran Assault
French troops launched dawn operations to seize control of key buildings in Oran dominated by the Secret Army Organization. About 60 men per local unit were formed to restore order as violence left five Muslims dead and another wounded amid attacks on two make-believe locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran
Aleevia
Temps Wdity
Oyon
Authyvilies
Tapve
Raiph Kile
Henan
la Senta
Mdéslem
Oranaven
Mimy Eimmer
Reds Claim U. S. Wants To Spy
ane myko said his exchanges with 1S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Geneva were useful and revealed the existence of a desire to narrow the gap between the sides positions with due consideration for the conditions actually existing in Germany. He noted obstacles remain to be overcome. He urged a peace treaty with East Germany and the abolition of the West Berlin occupation regime, to be replaced by neutral states or the United Nations for a definite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anemyko
Dean Rusk
Geneva
Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
United Nations
Call to abolish the Peabody awards over Minow honor
Broadcasting magazine urges abolition after Newton N Minow FCC chairman receives a Peabody citation the editor says defiles the award noting his wasteland comment and praising his supposed courage and responsibility in federal communications Minow the first government official honored by the Peabody committee for 22 years the three member panel includes critics educators and lawyers and the awards are administered by the University of Georgia journalism school top editors and publishers among those cited with the Peabody file heritage stated as memorial to George Foster Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AP —Broadcasting Magazine
Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Minow
Peabody Awards Committee
FCC
Bennett Cerf
Random House, Inc
Peabody
John Crosby
The
New York Herald Tribune
Paul Porter
Washington
Edward Weeks
Atlantic Monthly
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Edgar Kobak
Vowel Business
Hriet van Horne
New York World- Telegram & Sin
University of Georgia
Henry W. Grady School of Journalism
Peabody Board
George Foster Peabody
Columbus, Ga
Ban on nuclear tests urged by Hebrew Congress
An international ban on nuclear tests was urged in a resolution adopted by the 20th Hebrew Author's Congress, which concluded last night in Tel Aviv. The resolution calls on nations to halt nuclear testing and pursue global disarmament through peaceful means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Will Foot Bill South Seeks Train for Negroes North
An official of the Citizens Council of Greater New Orleans says unnamed donors will underwrite a special train to move about 1000 Negroes northward at a cost of 20 dollars per passenger. NAACP officials warn against assuming success in northern cities with one way tickets funded by segregationists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Resation Citizens Council
George Singelmann
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South
Singelmann
Citizens Council of Greater
New York
Boyd le
Jersey City
Funeral rites for Bemis and Snapp set in two towns
Funeral rites for Marlin L. Bemis will be at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Wednesday at 2 p m with interment in Curling Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7–9 p m and Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 p m. Services for Charles A. Snapp at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Wednesday at 2 p m. Calling hours Monday 7–10 p m and Tuesday 2–4 and 7–10 p m. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snapp
Charles A. Snapp
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill Cemetery
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Pero
Turben's Auto Service
Chevrolet
Flye Rexall Drugs
Corry Memorial Hospital
Christine
Elmer Stover
Fila Habink
Molt Street
Arthur Hill
Cor“ry
Theodore Zeyzils
Regina Marie
Rebecca Susan Sherred
O'Dell Street
Ralph Myers
Evie Street
Edinboro
Billie Haney
James Galkowski
Wattsboro
Entre Rios
Santa Fe
Corientes
Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Juan Peron
Dell Fralick
Credit
Baltimore
Charles Terry Crossfield
Commercial Credit Corp
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Sultana
Regalo
Woodlands
Frankine Adams Couey
Fayetteville
Nimes
Ini
Cashtown
Toby
Loose Man
Corry Savings and Loan
Sintatl
U. S
Peabody ‘Award
Aes
Wille Gey
Veal
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
D. Shipley
Charles M. Dougherty
Revenue
Will Foot
Bill South
Northlands
Washinton
Baton Rouge
New York City
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Philadelphia
Hormel
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Theatre
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