Admitted and Discharged Names and Addresses list
A hospital register lists admitted patients including Mrs. Robert Long and Mrs. Darwin Hannold with multiple addresses in Corry and surrounding towns, plus children Debra and Ricky Nadolny and others. Discharged patients include William Sutton, Merle Haskell, and Mrs. Paul Brynolison among several in Corry and nearby areas. Also advertised are a Sunday hotel dinner at Hotel Corry, a PNA Club dance, and a tropical fish shipment at Woolworth's.
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Robert Long
West Smith Street
Darwin Hannold
Spring Creek
Debra
Ricky
Daniel Nadolny
Spartansburg
Carolyn Harrington
R. D
Corry
Frank Willcox
West Pleasant Street
Charles Kirch
West Washington Street
Emma Carroll
Columbus
Gail Bidwell
Kevin
Norman Conklin
Grand Street
John Schroter
William
Richard Sutton
East Congress Street
Merle Haskell
Paul Brynolison
Park Street
Arthur O'Day
East Main Street
Irvin Palmer
Clymer
Anna Gibbs
North Clymer
Ronald Miles
Velma Long
Wayne Street
Latina Mace
Mead Avenue
Thomas Pugh
Deborah Lou
Fairview Street
U.S
Elsie Roof
Seeder
PNA
Deaths Leroy J. Frederick at 58 in Warren
Leroy J. Frederick 58 died at Warren General Hospital at 4 45 p m Wednesday after four months illness. Born in Titusville he lived most of his life in Warren and worked 20 years as a machine operator at DeLuxe Metal Co. He was a member of Epworth Methodist Church. Survived by wife Henrietta a son Donald Frederick and daughter Mrs Barbara Berdine all of Warren. his mother Mrs Elizabeth Shorts Frederick of Corry three sisters Mrs Thomas Siffin of Clarendon Mrs Burton Cable of Warren and Mrs Banks Custer of Willoughby Ohio three brothers William Frederick Sr George Frederick and Raymond Frederick all of Warren three grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by father Amos Frederick. Friends may call Templeton Funeral Home Warren 3 30 to 5 and 7 to 9 30 p m tomorrow with Rev Ralph Romine Epworth Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Westview Cemetery Starbrick. Family asks contributions to Epworth Methodist Church Memorial Fund in lieu of flowers.
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Leroy J. Frederick
Frederick
Warren General Hospital
Titusville
Warren
DeLuxe Metal Co
Epworth Methodist Church
Henrietta
Donald Frederick
Barbara Berdine
Elizabeth
Shorts Frederick
Corry
Thomas
Bertha
Siffin
Clarendon
Burton
Bernice) Cable
Banks
Clarabelle
Amos Frederick
Templeton
Ralph Romine
Westview
Starbrick
Lea of Flowers
Miss Lillian Bates of Elgin Dies After Illness
Miss Lillian Bates of Elgin died yesterday at Corry Convalescent Home after a long illness. Born in Concord Township on February 1896 she lived in the township and Corry areas. A longtime housekeeper she retired in 1956. Surviving relatives include Mrs Cleo McWilliams Meadville and Mrs Marjorie Mauerman of Buffalo along with Orrin Kinnay of Warnes. Friends may call at Brock Go Beveral Home today 2 to 7 p.m. and funeral rites will be held there tomorrow with the Rev pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance officiating. Interment in Meadville Cemetery.
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Concord Township
Ita
Corry
Miss Bates
Cleo McWilliame
Meadville
Marjorie Mauerman
Heffalo
Orrin Kinnay
Warnes
Brock- Go Beveral
Eae Ee
Christian and Missimary Alliance Interment Church
Prescription Request to Sea's Drugs by Doctor
A brief note requests a doctor to call in a prescription to Sea's Drugs, ending with an unclear fragment. The readable portion indicates a patient or assistant seeking rapid fulfillment through a medical professional's action. No further names, dates, or locations are provided.
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Sea's
Former Easton man sentenced for fatal hammer beating
Charles A. Cicero, 44, formerly of Easton, Pa., was sentenced in Denver to 10 to 15 years for second degree murder in the October 2 beating death of Edward Contreras. Cicero pleaded guilty last month after admitting to striking the victim with a hammer during a confrontation.
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Denver
Colo
Easton
Charles A. Cicero
Edward Contreras
Cicero
Final rites for W Clinton Johnson held in Youngsville
Final rites for W Clinton Johnson will be held at McKinney Funeral Home in Youngsville Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial follows at Stilson Hill Cemetery in Sugar Grove Township. Friends may call Thursday and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. IOOF and Masonic rites scheduled. memorials to Presbyterian Church of Irvine or Meadville 100F fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
W. Clinton Johnson
McKinney Funeral Home
Youngsville
Stilson Hill
Sugar Grove Township
IOOF
Presbyterian Church of
Irvine
Meadville
Airline war fears rise over North Viet Nam clashes
The State Department denies sanctuaries in the Viet Nam war while fears grow that the United States could enter a broader conflict with Communist China. Sen Kennedy questions implications as North Vietnamese advances with MIG jets are described and U S officials reiterate no evidence of Red Chinese planes in recent air battles.
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America
China
Viet Nam
State Department
Pentagon
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.v
Kennedy
US S
U.S
Washington
Fulbright warns of war fever undermining Great Society
Senator J. W. Fulbright warns that a growing war fever grips the nation, jeopardizing Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs. He cautions that expanding U S involvement in Vietnam could trigger wider conflict, with blockades, bombing, and potential actions against China.
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New York
J. W.fulbright
D-Ark
America
Johnson
Viet Nam
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Bureau of Advertising
Pulbright
Haiphong
Hanoi
China
Southeast Asia
U S Lands Front Page One War Actions Report
American jets destroyed 30 trucks and two antiaircraft sites around Dong Hoi K, Navy airmen wrecked 58 junks farther north between Vinh and Haiphong. In the south, air, Marine and Navy planes hit sampans supplies and storage in 301 sorties. A Marine patrol killed 12 Reds 17 miles south of Da Nang. The 1st Infantry found large caches along the Cambodian frontier bringing total energetic food stocks to about 1,100 tons.
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Air Force
Dong Hoi
Navy
Vinh
Haiphong
Marine
Strategic Air Command
Guam
Quang Ngai Province
da Nang
7Th Fleet
U.S. 1St Infantry Divison
Pennsylvania Soldier Dies Of Wounds In Vietnam
Army Pfc. Deane Van Dyke Jr. of Delmont Westmoreland County died from stomach and arm wounds suffered near Saigon. Drafted last July he served as an infantryman with the First Infantry Division, died in a military hospital.
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Ghimshinsburg
Deane van Dyke Jr
Delmont
Westmoreland County
Viet Nam
Defense Department
van Dyke
Saigon
Auction Sales' 13 Briggs Farm Auction Saturday
Public sale lists Holstein dairy stock from 20 head with cows and heifers, plus a large set of Allis Chalmers machinery including tractors, plows, baler, ditcher, chopper, planter, wagon, welder, cement mixer, scales, fence supplies, silo, and feeds. Auctioneers Arthur Briggs and Son with Ronald Reed and Norvel Reed Jr. planning two sales near Titusville Meadville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs Farm
Fox Hill Road
Russell
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Ee
Chalmers
Allie-Chalmers
Allis- Thalmers
Allis Thalmers
Forney
Arthur & Briggs and Son
Ronald Reed
Norvel Reed Jr
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