Admitted and discharged at area hospitals with names listed
A hospital admission list shows Mrs. Robert Boerst from Clymer Bruce and several children, then multiple discharges including Mrs. Richard Mulvin and Penny Sue, and others from Spartansburg and Wattsburg. The item notes addresses and family names alongside patient ages and guardians. It ends with a brief community notice about a Saturday PNA Club event and a 14t13 Getler Free of Minute Man Service offer on North Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boerst
Clymer
Bruce
Robert Crane
William E. Rodemeyer
Corry
John Keppel
R. D
Cor Joseph
Asairs Andrew Froman
R. Corry
Raymond R. Reed
Claude Crosby
Bear Lake
Barbara
Hubert Graham
Natalie
Noryel TeCroney
Leo C. Pfister
Phillip R. Thompson
Spartansburg
Richard Mulvin
Penny Sue
West Main Street
Sidney Winans Jr
Harry
Minute Man
North Center Street
Getler
Brigham Hardware Ad for Tree Trimmers
Local Brigham Hardware offers tree trimming supplies priced at six dollars ninety five cents with contact at 2 3533 and storefront at 218 SHO. Growth and yard care items highlighted for do it yourself projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSG
Brigham Hardware
Tennessee Democrats nominate Bass for Senate seat
Tennessee Democrats nominate Hep. Ross Bass, 46, son of a Methodist minister, as their Senate candidate in a statewide primary. Bass, who voted for the civil rights bill, defeated Gov. Frank Clement and faced two opponents who used his vote as a campaign issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Boss
Senate
Nashville, Tenn
Hep
Ross Ba
U.S. Senate
Bass
Congress
Frank Clement
Miller Cancels Pennsylvania Campaign Speeches
Rep. William E. Miller Republican vice presidential nominee canceled two Pennsylvania speaking engagements to be present in the House for votes on Viet Nam and anti poverty legislation. He planned stops in Harrisburg and Philadelphia but postponed after discussions with Gov. Scranton. In Fayette County, Negro candidate candidates fared poorly in sheriff and tax assessor races amid a county where Negroes outnumber whites two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veep
Washington
William E. Miller
New York
Pennsylvania
House
Johnson
Viet Nam
Miller
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
William W. Scraton
Scranton
Congress
M. M. Bullard
Fayette County
Insurance Man Charged With Racket
A Long Island investigator Raymond Leone 42 was arrested on forgery and grand larceny charges over a $1 million bogus check scheme tied to Mays Department Store. Police say forged checks totaling over $811,000 were cashed, with more expected. a wide network of bogus firms and aliases were used to fund stock purchases and payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Brooklyn
Edward Silver
Raymond Leone
East Meadow
Prand
Mays
Silver
Leone
Nieman
Long Islands
Bertram Willams
Manhattan
Fed
Niemeaty
Pottstown Attorney Proposes Foundation for Racial Justice Rewards
A Pottstown attorney, Matthew S Santangelo, proposes a national foundation to pay rewards in racial injustice cases and public apathy. He says the idea arose after reports that informers aided in the Mississippi civil rights workers murders. He envisions the group as a quiet partner to law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rurioiuyay
Payar
Pottstown
National Foundation
Matthew S. Santangelo
Mississippi
FET
Birth Control Issue Likely Mentioned In Papal Encyclical
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will touch on birth control briefly in his first encyclical Beatisiam Suam expected next week. A wider study on contraception continues, with existing church rules on birth control remaining in force until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasican
Paul VI
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
Paul
Collision Featured At Speedway at Sugar Grove
A head on two car collision at 40 mph will headline State line Speedway tomorrow night after a rain postponed event. Joey Chitwood veteran Dutsy-Russell and Jim Graham perform the stunt with Graham new to the trick. The 10 race card includes late model leaders Blackmer Lehnars Johns Piazza and Knapp contesting the feature laps. Rain checks from last week will be honored only if arrangements with track officials are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
State~ Line Speedway
Brie
Dutsy—Russell
Jim Graham
Russell
Joey Chitwood
Midwest
Graham
Dick Lite
Erie
Lite
Eriez Speedway
Ronnie [Blackmer
Bobby ]Lehnars
Squirt Johns
Chuck Piazza
Freddy Knapp
Pe Johns
Blackmer
Matador Paco Camino Injured in Malaga Bullfight
In Malaga Spain AP reports top matador Paco Camino was gored and seriously hurt in a bullfight. He sustained a six inch abdominal wound during a performance with the mileta red cape against his first bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matador
Malaga
Spain
Paco Camino
Elks Fund Names First Scholarship Recipient
William Bachofner, referred to as a CAHS graduate and son of a deceased Elk, has been named the first recipient of a $1,000 annual scholarship from the Emergency Educational Fund of the Elks Foundation. The grant will run for four years, contingent on yearly applications by the local lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bachofner
William Bachafner
Richard J. Bachalner
West Park Place
Electional Foundation
Giault
Indde
10 Eacholher
CAHS
Elks Lodge
Eacholher
Santa Clara College
California
Warn Against Damaged Drugs Sold in Pa Stores
Harrisburg reports the State Health Department found 17000 dollars worth of damaged drugs for sale in Pennsylvania drug stores. The department warns the public to beware and notes that such drugs under law must be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
APY
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Heat Wave Grips South Central States Across Region
The south central states endured the worst heat wave in a decade with Wichita Falls Texas hitting a record 19 degrees. Morning readings ranged from the 40s in the northern Appalachians to the 90s in northwestern Texas Oklahoma and Colorado saw heavy storms and rain with strong winds in San Antonio and amplified showers along the Gulf Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South Central States
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Wichita Falls
Tex
Appalachians
Oklahomia
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Colorado
Gulf Coast
Paoli Local Delays Rush Hour Commuters After Transformer Blast
A passenger car struck a transformer yesterday near 10th Street Station causing 30 minutes of service disruption for about 9 000 rush hour commuters on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Paoli local was en route from suburban station at 5 10 p m when the transformer blew, with service restored by 5 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paoli
10Th Street
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South Side
Turben
Chevrolet
Derr
Carroll
Spartansburg Woolen Mills
Jim Rose
Elnora Lillie
Sede
Carrig’s
Peery —Fish
Moose
Brokenstraw Inn
Tam
Corry Memorial Hospital
A&b Distributing Company
John
Cliff Buesink Ford
Sun Crest
Frostie
South Side Beverage
PNA
B. and
P. Zep- Ata
Jars
S&j
Olympic
Bree S&h
F&p
Bartlett
Pittsburgh
Clearfield
Herbert P.sorge
U.S. District Court
Raymond J. Quigley
Seattle
Clarence
Edmundson
University of Mess
Washinon
Corry Savings
N. Center St
Mercury
Plymouth
Heberlein
Motor Sales
Ipprice
Evans
Rossin
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