Admitted and discharged list from local hospital lottery
Admitted Luke Graham 18 West Congress street Valerie 5 daughter of Donald and Marion McKuhn Meade 6 son of My and Mrs Telford Berkey Spartansburg Mrs F James Sammons Wattsburg Laura daughter of Fred and Elizabeth Walsh Union on epee connetS Walter Ross 24 Vine street Michael 9 son of Louis Gerzina 316 East Main street. Discharged Vermour Beardsley Spring Creek Robert 10 weeks son of Warren Reynolds 221 Mead avenue Mrs Elizabeth Vaughn 1287 North Center street etc. Kazimierz Kozlowski Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Graham
West Con-'ross Street
Valerie
Donald McKuhn
Marion Street
Meade
Telford Berkey
Spartansburg
F. James Sammons
Wattsburg
Laura
Fred Walsh
Union
Walter Ross
Vine Street
Michael
Louis Gerzina
East Main Street
Vermour Beardsley
Spring Creek
Robert
Warren Reynolds
Mead Avenue
Elizabeth Vaughn
North Center Street
John Trisket
Terry Lee
West
Washington Street
Glenn Evans
Clymer
Gerald Korb
Grand Street
David Calhoun
Joseph Edwards
R. D
Corry
Khiar Hildum
Marilyn Maynard
Katherine
Wayne Morrison
Daniel Nadolny
Kazimierz Kozlowski
Buffalo
Grand Jury Scores Warren Commissioners
The August grand jury criticized Warren County commissioners for meeting conduct and urged that all motions be seconded to require open discussion and votes. Since D. J. Lay’s January election, clashes between commissioners Blain Mead and Lay have halted several proposals involving the county and the Rouse Estate, including the Rouse dairy herd sale and remodeling of offices and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahren
Warren
Grand Jury
Alexander Flick J
D. J. Lay
Rolse
Blain Mead
Lay
Lewis Crippen
Rouse
Hangs Own Goat By Accident At Railway Crossing
Dal y AP report: farmer Martin Ferrari tied a rope to a goat at a railway crossing with the bar down. He stepped into a tavern to wait for the train. Upon returning, the bar had lifted and the goat was found hanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andvigu
Daly
Martin
Ferrari
Pennsylvania Safety Conference Set for September Here
SAFETY CONFERENCE HARRISBURG The annual Pennsylvania Occupational Safety Conference will be held here September 10th and 11th, it was announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fine Corry Man On Two Counts After Altercation
A Corry man, Frank Groel Jr., 24, was fined 10 dollars and 9 dollars in costs on each of two counts after an altercation last night. He faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges and was jailed briefly. Ronald Higby, 20, helped subdue him and accompanied Groel to the station. Groel’s arraignment resulted in a total 38 dollars in fines. This marked Groel’s fifteenth arrest for similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Groel Jr
Cory
Ronald Higby
R. D. J. Corry
South Center
Main Street
Groel
Higby
S.cobbett
J Police
Cathers Photo Service on the Avenue Ad
Promote color and black and white photo processing services at Cathers on the Avenue offering film development and prints during weekdays with specific hours indicated. The brief urges customers to bring their films to Cathers for processing.
Girl Car Theft Ring Smashed Four Arrested
Four Erie area teens admitted stealing nine cars in Erie and one in Kenmore over two months. Loretta Nicholas, Kimberly Welms, and Monica Kowalczyk, all 17, face auto larceny charges with related counts. a 15-year-old is handled in juvenile court. Affected owners left cars unlocked or keys inside in multiple cases. Federal authorities joined after cars were driven to New York and abandoned in Kearsarge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Erie and Area
Erie
Kenmore
Loretta Nicholas
Kimberly Welms
Monica Kowalczyk
Samuel A. Rossiter
Nicholas
Mario Bagnoni
Ray Lapenz
Set
Forrest Zuck
Chester J. Miller
Miller
North East
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Line
New York
Kearsarge
U S Actions Escalate After Vietnam Strike
President Johnson announced limited air strikes in North Vietnam in retaliation for attacks on U S ships in the Gulf of Tonkin. McNamara said the damage to torpedo boat bases was very substantial, and U S forces would not widen the war while reinforcing Southeast Asia.
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Gulf of Tonkin
McNamara
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Maddox
Adlai B. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
United States
Stevenson
Maine
South
China
Delta Dagger Air Force
Okinawa
Saigon
Clark Field
Philippines
Garnett D. Page
Decatur
Ala
South Viet Nam
Peking
New Evening Post
Hong Kong
Nes
Nineline
North Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of
North
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Pentagon
Johnson Defends U S Action in Asia and Alliances
President Johnson outlines U S responsibilities to oppose aggression in Southeast Asia. He tells Atlantic Alliance partners that peace requires firmness against North Vietnam and recalls allied resolve in Greece, Turkey, Berlin, Korea, Lebanon and Cuba. He warns there is no threat to peaceful powers from the United States but no peace through aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
North
Viet Nam
America
Friends of the Atlantic Alliance
Southeast Asia
Greece
Turkey
Berlin
Korea
Lebanon
Cuba
United States of America
Pittsburgh Woman Charged In Fatal Beating Murder
Pittsburgh police charged Inez Roses, 95, of Bloomfield with murder in the beating death of James Fores, 34. Fores died two hours after the assault at West Penn Hospital. Roses was treated for shock at St Francis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James Fores
Inez Roses
Bloomfield
Fores
West Penn Hospital
Miss Rugs
St. Francis Hospital
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Carrig
Brigham Hardware
Stee
Turben
Corry Memorial Hospital
John
South Center Street
Sac
Elgin-Beaver‘dam
Fine Corry
Clearfield
Joseph Zumstein
Susquehanna River
Zumstein
Sreepta Ee
Joseph T * Accebe
HE Garpebaggers
Techngolor
Panasione
Paramount Pictures Release
Bobby Vinton
Lim Rose's Daily
Egy Des Fosburgh
BPOE
Minute Man’ Service
U. 5
VietNam
Western Pacific
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Balboa
Calif
National Security Council
Moscow
LBJ
Penn
Brerempet Cady
Wilson
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Hudson
Larsen
Duncan
California
Oscar Mayer
Keen Drink
Fopeys
Maxwell House
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