Local Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs Harry Richards of Gar lana and Mrs Ivella Clark of RD 3 Or sonja 18 months daughter of My and Mrs Melvin Crawford RD 3 Corry Adolph Hamm Bear Lake Albert Hollabiugh 3 East Columbus Avenue Mrs Lile Huryingie RD D Corry Mrs Laura Jones 324 Worth Street Kevin 21 months son of Mr and Mrs Lee Stanbro RD 2 Spartansboro Timothy 4 son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence G Clymer. discharges include Gary 7 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hicks RD 3 Spartansboro and Mrs Homer Black RD 4 plus others. Also notes Little League registration for 20 12 age groups Monday 7 to 9 pm at VFW Club and bowling signups at Bowl-Aire. Maple syrup buyers seek Cary Maple Sugar Co at Pennsylvania freight house.
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Sonja
Duwehiter
Melvin Crawford
Corry Adolph Hamm
Bear Lake
Albert Hollabiugh
Columbus Avenue
Lile Huryingie
Corry
Laura Jones
Worth Street
Kevin
Lee Stanbro
Spartamsboro
Timothy
Lawrence G Clymer
Gary
Raymond Hicks
R. D
Sparjtanshoro
Homer Black
Corry Mark
Rey
Tunis Miersma
Clymer
Leota Jones
Union City
Floyd Brothers
Joyce Ellen
Washington Street
Lawrence Anderson
Kristine Ruth
East Pleasant Street
Clayton Burkett
jDuane Street
Obituary notices for Emery B Jordan Glen Miller and other locals
Funeral details for Emery B Jordan at Lottsville Methodist Church at 2 pm Saturday with burial in Garland Cemetery. Call hours at Schoonover Funeral Home Sugar Grove from 7 pm Thursday. Glen Miller to be honored at St George Funeral Home Monday at 3 pm with viewing Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Union City
Andrew Schulz
West Normal Street
Edinboro
Charles Blakeslee
Friends of
Ezt
Second Avenue
Ray
Don Khig
Union Richard
Charles Wright
North Main
Rose Hill Cemetery
Spartans
Harold Crawford
D. Bur
Corry
Ralph Myers
Enie
Glen Miller
St. George Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Jackie doll Dream Pets arrival at Carroll's Gift Shop
Just arrived. Jackie doll Dream Pets in assorted colors now at Carroll's Gift Shop. Price tag shows $1.
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Jackie
Dream Pets
Carroll's
Protest Over Nuclear Bomb Tests Draws Crowds Near Embassy
A large protest against U S nuclear weapons testing gathered near the U S Embassy with chants and blocking of traffic led by students and peace groups. Police dispersed the crowd as demonstrations continued in several cities including London and Geneva.
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Cori
Strayors
Ambassaor
Petwitt O. Reischauer
Gus
Haroshima
Two B Leagues Hold Annual Bowling Fete
The National and American B Leagues held their annual banquet at the VFW Home with 80 members and guests. Hiner acted as toastmaster, presenting cash prizes for top teams and individuals. Team trophies went to the American Script and Corry Pharmacy. captains Bob Smith and Romeo Marchitelli accepted. Thorne and Rhoades led in high games and series. Thorne and Rhoades received top averages, with several bowlers honored for perfect attendance and longevity. Kim Kelsey was elected president of both leagues, replacing Kid Giacoma. Malcolm Kelly Lewis and Dick Chast won other officer roles.
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VFW
Auxil
Ide Hiner
Avasurer
Wopkies
Corry Pharmacy
Bob Smith
Romeo Marchitelli
Brigham Hardware
Texas
Chuck Elehynski
George Cooklis
Lea Hebertein
al Thorne
George Haenel
Tom Smill
Jim Rhoades
Carmen Piccirillo
Rot Hiscox
Thorne
Rhoades
Marchitelli
Walter Shannon
Niels Trisket
E. Anderson
Bowlane Association
National League
Pete Russell
Bowl-Aire
Russell
Tom Smith
Kim Kelsey
Kid Giacoma
Malcolm Kelly Lewis
Dick Chast
Bro Eagues
al Thorge
Tal
Ron Hiscox
Patt
Mollink
Walt Shannon
Jack Armitage
Stan Sarnick
Bob Damon
Harold Morton
Kim Rhoades
Romeo
Earthquake Shakes Southern California With No Damages
An early today quake described as a 20 second roller rattled windows and light fixtures across Los Angeles Riverside and San Bernardino counties. No damage was reported though the tremor affected a wide area.
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Los Angeles
California
Riverside
San
Bomb Threat Prompts New Orleans Family to Leave Manhattan Hotel
A New Orleans couple with eight children moved from a rent free Manhattan hotel after the manager received a bomb threat tied to hospitality to the family. The FBI and police searched the hotel but found nothing. The Boyds secured housing in New Jersey, aided by the Greater New Orleans Citizens Council. The incident drew remarks on racial tensions and housing barriers in northern cities, with the NYC Commission on Human Rights urging federal intervention.
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New York
APJ
Lawistana Eregationins
Manhattan
Satuiay Moris Holm
Listory
Walgott
Louis Boyd
Holm
New Orleans
FBI
Fullying
Raye
New Jersey
Boyds
Boyd
George Singelmann
Greater
Northern Cities Commission
Stanley HW Lowell
Oe Ns
Urba
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Wrightsville
Nameless Four
Freddie Eimers
Corrig
Corry Memorial Hospital
Loyal Order of Moose
Bes Sella
Morton's
Seber
Carrig
Harry Richards
Garlana
Ivella Clark
Oor
Gold Room
Hotel Corry
Anne Mallory
VFW Club
West Washington Street
The
Hederny
Mike Litz
Pennsylvania Freight House
Cary Maple Sugar Company
Leon VanTassel
Turben's
Chevrolet
Brokenstraw Inn
Angel Food
Honey Brook
Vg Tb
U.S
Landous
Thasday Annti-Haniy
GiMevero Square
Tront
Ghsgaw
Scotland
Altoona
Rigsell
Wentz
Duncansville
WEW. Honn
Texas Lunch
Fred Milldowney
John Falcone
Romeo Marchilelli
Ron Hiseay
Abney Wotns
Journal
Wickli
Sveer T
Sheffield Street
Columbus, Pa
Kroman Burniture
Ciynter, N.Y
Paquitgas
Dan Wiarton
Arkla Yared
Vals “Men's
Tycora
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