Candy Stripers Welcomed at Corry Memorial Hospital
Berna McMichael Society Editor reports a special Candy Stripers session in the nurses dining room at Corry Memorial Hospital last evening. Mrs Utah Jackson directed the program and presented new uniforms to the group. Dorothy Germer and her daughter Bonnie, new Corry residents from Long Valley NJ, joined as Bonnie becomes a new recruit and Mrs Germer, a registered nurse, assisted with scheduling and progress updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Utah Jackson
Dorothy Germer
Bonnie
Corry
Long Valley
Germer
Nellie Kirch
Reception in Titusville for OES matron Joanne Henderson
Local Order of the Eastern Star members invited to a reception honoring Mrs. Joanne Henderson district deputy grand matron at Union Hall Titusville Thursday at 8 p m Corry Chapter members interested may contact Mrs. Theodore Jane Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Joanne Henderson
Union Hall
Titusville
Corry
Theodore
Jane) Swanson
Special Art On Display At Chautauqua
Mrs. Carroll Sheeran demonstrates decoupage in the Chautauqua Summer Schools Art Department. The craft blends cutting and pasting with varnish, color, and texture to decorate a wide range of objects. Samples are shown at the Chautauqua Arts Association Gallery with inquiries directed to Kellogg Hall office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Sheeran
Chautauqua Summer Schools
Sheeran
Birmingham
Mich
Detroit
Chautauqua Arts Association
Kellogg Hall
Gunmen steal two gold bars from JFK KLM office
Two robbers burst into KLM's JFK cargo office early today and fired into the ceiling before taking two gold bars valued at 23 thousand 376 dollars. They escaped with 19 and 29 pound boxes from a secured cubicle after warning they were spotted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Kennedy
West Indies
Aruba
John Parker
Karl Erickson
Parker
Hans Brinkhouse
Car
Erickson
Pirro Daughter Born At Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born Sunday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Carl Pirro of 6 East Bond Street The mother is the former Joan Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Carl Pirro
East Bond Street
Pirro
Joan Garrison
Harrison Keppel
Mott Street
Wayne Skinner
Merrill McCray
Clifford Bucaink
Seaside Park
N.J
William
Polly) Helmintoller
Gwen
Cindy
East Pleasant Street
Helmintollers
Reagan to remain in hospital after bladder surgery
California Governor Ronald Reagan undergoed surgery to remove a constriction and stones from his bladder. He will stay at St. John's Hospital through at least next Saturday and then rest two more weeks at his Pacific Palisades home, extending his time away from Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
Reagan
St. John’s Hospital
Pacific Palisades
Pat McKeta party begins Europe tour from Buffalo
Miss Patricia McKeta daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew McKeta of 418 Spring Street sails from Buffalo with the Carlson family on a three week Europe trip. They fly via Kennedy to London then Brussels Berlin and Copenhagen visiting museums churches and landmarks. Return plans include Hamburg Clarinda and Stock holm with hosts named in Belgium and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Pat) McKeta
Andrew McKela
Spring Street
Reynold Carlson
Yvonne
Jamestown
N.Y
Buffalo
Europe
Kennedy Airport
New York
London
England
Ignores Spouse's Advice. Jewels Stolen From Hilton
Ohio woman Trina Hopkins hid an emerald ring, diamond bracelet, and diamond brooch worth 18 000 in a Hilton Hotel room after a party. She reported finding her belongings scattered and noted her husband advised against concealing jewelry. The burglary was publicly announced on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Hilton
Trina Hopkins
Lakewood
Gold bars from Canada shipment to Caracas Venezuela
The report notes weight of the gold bars could not be specified. The bars were part of a shipment from Canada consigned to Caracas Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Caracas
Venezuela
Golfer Killed By Lightning at Audubon Course
A golfer was killed and another knocked to his knees by a bolt of lightning on the 16th green at Audubon Golf Course in Amherst. Lawrence P. Mardakis, 30, of Cheektowaga, died at Meyer Memorial Hospital. William J. Cusick, 41, of Depew, was knocked down but uninjured. Calabrese of Rochester, the deceased’s brother-in-law, was also unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Audubon Golf Course
Amherst
Lawrence P. Mardakis
Cheektowaga
Meyer Memorial Hospital
William J. Cusick
Depew
Joseph Calabrese
Rochester
GenTel to Charge 50 Cents for Unlisted Numbers
GenTel plans a 50 cent monthly fee for non listed numbers starting Oct 1 1967. Numbers stay confidential and will not be shared. A 3 dollar charge applies for each non published number change. Steel output last week rose 0.58 percent to 2 231 000 tons with year to date at 71 166 000 tons, down 8.9 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Telephone Company
Public Utility Commission
New York
American Tron and Steel Institute
Gentleness of Spirit and Serenity of Mind
The fragment evokes a quiet virtue describing gentleness of spirit and a pure serenity of mind. It suggests inner peace as a valued trait, though lacking broader context or attributions within the text.
Textile firms boost wages across industry reports say
Burlington Industries and four other mills announce about a five percent pay raise for production workers starting in September. The rises, affecting roughly 45 000 Burlington employees and thousands more at Greenwood Mills and Collins & Aikman, come despite a dip in six month earnings and may signal a broader industry trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte, N.C
Burlington Industries
U.S
Burlington, Collins & Aikman Corp
New York
Greenwood Mills
Greenwood, D.C
Deering Milliken
Spartanburg
Abney Mills
Greenwood
J. P. Stevens Co
Springs Mills
Cannon Mills
Charles F. Myers Jr
Burlington
Myers
Collins & Aikman
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ice
Pennsylvania
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
ATMI
South
Kington Irving
Hints From Heloise Readers Share Simple Home Helpers
Readers share practical tips from volunteer work to fixing shirt pockets and preserving items. Suggestions include volunteering to stay motivated, patching worn shirt pockets, preserving umbrellas, refilling soap dispensers, and using nylon net to dust African violet leaves for healthier plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloiss
Mary Bieseeker
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Bomnie Germer
Diana Jackman
Linda Ricketts
Linda Stroup
Sally Wilkinson
Froot
Lyse Greve
Beunie McChearney
Beth Jandy
Kay Austin
Utah Jackson Back
Lymme Sandberg
Faye Rouse
McMichael
Fete
Chautauqua
Birdie
Harold L. Martin
Hamburg
Town
Clint Turner
Clarinda
Josephine Sherman
East South Street
Pennsylvania State University
Jerome F
Mae) Needham
Maple Avenue
Glen Ellyn
Needham
Richard Farrell
Rev
Kevin Farrell
Bruce Farrell
Farrells
Needhams
Martha Nichols
Kenneth Nichols
West Washington Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Kent State University
Kent
Mount Sinai
Arthur Graves
Ohio Street
Frances
Denver, Colo
Helen
Dauphin, Pa
Warren
Helen) Titus
Tom
Worth Street
Costa Mesa
Titus
Delbert Robinson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Reno
Ney
San Francisco
Orange Coast Daily Pilot
Corry Savings
North Center Street
Corry, Penny A
GenTel
Heloise
Gusher-Geyner
Yellow National Park
Ruth Erickson
Phyllis
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