Union City and area notices and hospital admissions
A list of residents admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital includes Miss Diane Marsh Miss Elizabeth Rogers Brice Stebbins Mrs Richard Prye Mrs Helen Pins Mrs James Oblinski and others. Readable addresses appear for Union City areas and nearby towns. A moose fish fry event was canceled for August 2 and 9 with a resume set for August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Marsh
Union City
Elizabeth Rogers
North Center Street
Brice Stebbins
Sherman
Richard Prye
Columbus Avenue
Helen Pins
White] Street
James Oblinski
Waterford
Union City Memorial Hospital
Alice M. Beard
Mokeesport
Dennis Bliley
R. D
Deaths: Carey and Peck long listed in local notices
Two deaths are reported in this notice from the region. Mr. Carey of R D 2 Clymer dies at Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo at 47. Surviving are his wife Betty, two sons Bernard Jr. and Carl, two sisters Lydia Jackson and Mabel Thorpe, and a grandson. services at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer on Saturday. Mr. Peck, 90, of 105 Kipp Street Sherman dies at home, born October 10, 1872 in Sherman, a retired farmer formerly with Legters Brothers. Surviving include wife Mary, daughter Marie Kamecki of Monrovia, Calif., two stepdaughters Esther Beckeryk and Virginia Stahlgren, several stepsons, and many relatives. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home in Sherman with funeral on Saturday. burial in Holland Cemetery, Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
R. D
Clymer
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Legiers Brothers
Betty
Bernard Jr
Carl
Falconer
Lydia Jackson
North East
Mabel Thorpe
Findley Lake
Spitzer
Cutting Cemetery
Peck
Kipp Street
Sherman
Legters Brothers
Mary
Marie Kamecki
Fls
Michael
Alert Barber
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kenneth Fromknecht
Pinellas
Homer Ireland
Northlymer
Henry
Donald
Walter Nulver
Corry
Spitzer Paneral
Sherman Front
Rev
A. Taylor
Wright
Holland Cemetery
Olymer
Miss Norma Hawley 76 Dies in Helmuth New York
Miss Norma Hawley 76 of 103 Park Street Sherman died last evening in Helmuth New York She was born 1887 in Sherman a retired pharmacist with 40 years at Sherman Pharmacy She attended Sherman High School University of Michigan and belonged to Sherman Community Church Garden Club Floral Rebekah Lodge and Minerva Club She survived by two sisters Jara Casselman and many nephews and nieces Visitation at Sherman Funeral Home 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m tomorrow services 1 p m Saturday Rev A Taylor Sherman Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hawley
Park Street
Sherman
Helmuth
N.Y
Sherman Pharmacy
Sherman High School
University of Michigan
Sherman Comuunity Church
Sherman Garden Club
Floral Rebekah Lodge
Minerva Club
Probe Jobless Pay Chiselers
Harrisburg officials report a possible three state unemployment compensation chiseling ring centered in Philadelphia. The scheme allegedly involved a Philadelphia family netting over 53 thousand dollars by creating dummy companies and fictitious employees to claim benefits across New Jersey New York and Delaware. Further identification of the family was postponed pending deeper inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Justice Department
Department of Labor and Industry
Philadelphia
Walter E. Alessandroni
Jack Brown
Bureau
Boldest British Train Robbery Nets 2.8 Million Loot
A well planned 15 minute raid by 20 to 30 masked bandits on a Glasgow to London mail train yielded about 2.8 million pounds in cash and valuables. They incapacitated the engine crew, seized bags of registered mail, including currency and possibly diamonds, and fled by road after unloading the loot onto waiting cans. The Post Office offered a large reward and described the crime as the boldest in British history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheddington
England
Glasgow-London
United States
Plymouth
Mass
Offie
Reginald Bevins
London
Hatton Maykel
Gemrading
Ught Tt
Jack Mills
Mills
David Whitby
Whitby
Supt
Malcolm Fewtrell
Buckinghamshire
Penn State Earns Premium Exhibitor Award at Aberdeen Angus Futurity
Lexington Kentucky: Pennsylvania State University was named winner of the premium exhibitor award as the American Aberdeen Angu Breeders Futurity closed. The school captured nine first place marks and entered both the reserve grand champion bull and the grand champion male in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Pennsylvania State University
Veteran Congressman Smith Struck By Mild Food Poisoning
Washington reports say eighty year old Rep Howard W Smith chair of the House Rules Committee endured a bellyache that led to several hours with Dr George W Calver. He walked to his car and joked he would call reporters if he died en route home. Calver described it as a mild food poisoning attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Capitol
Virginia Democrat
George W. Calver
Funeral notices for Carey Peck and Hawley at Spitzer Funeral
Final rites for Ber jar Carey and Bort Peck announced with calling hours Friday and Saturday at Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman. Interment in Cutting Cemetery Peck. Norma Hawley to be buried in Sherman Cemetery after services at 1 p m Saturday. viewing Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Berjar Carey
Spitzer Fureal
New Space Leader Named at Houston Center
Paul Haney takes over as public affairs officer at the Manned Spacecraft Center Houston and says the role will evolve with missions. He notes multiple reporters will broadcast space flight progress, as Lt. Col. Shorty Powers moves to a special assistant role to the center director on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Paul Haney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Haney
Doin A
Shorty) Powers
Spacecraft Center
Busy Season Ends At City's Playgrounds
City playground season closes with point rankings led by Harding under Kaylene Bley. Top lists include Mike Lamendola Dan Beck Leonard Loveland Jack Bennink Joe Nichols Doug Bennink Allen Chris Ed Wendt Bill Johnston Kay McCaslin and others across Concord Fairview Washington Wright Mead Park with Washington croquet tourney winners noted as Washington taking first and Harding second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harding
Kaylene Bley
Mike Lamendola
Dan Beckwith
Leonard Loveland
Jack Bennink
Joe Nichols
Doug Bennink
Allen Chris
Ed Wendt
Bill Johnston
Kay McCaslin
Concord
Joan Neckers
Cindy Amorogo
Jo Ann Amoroso
Jill DeMarte
Peggy Waltiers
Patti Johnston
Teresa Amoroso
Bobby Carlson
Kathy Baker
Fairview
Mary K. Rubay
Karol Bosak
Jim Wojeniehowski
Joan Popovich
Terry Upperman
Martha Ruland
Robin Chirieuzio
Bill Raupach
Mike Catalla
Christine Hurley
Alana Chirieuzio
Washington
Carol Ann Chiricugio
Charles Burton
Fifi Dubrosky
Sue Huff
John Wolus
Denise DeMauri
Joe Goodman
Troy Nichols
Joe Gerzina
Wright
Flora Ann Ross
Cathy Amy
Tom Lutton
Debbie Ficcardi
Sue Wurm
Bill Luton
Pam Houghiling
Mary Gentile
Patty Amy
Joan Hooks
Sue Hooks
Mead Park
Elaine Chillock
Charlene McCray
Lorraine Hand
Henry MacKenzie
Ronnie Lloyd
Norma Craker
Steve MacKenne
Dale McCray
Sally Coons
Mary Coons
Washington Playground
Spaceman Gordon Cooper Takes Quiet Idaho? Vacation
Astronaut Gordon Cooper arrives in Seattle for his first vacation in four years. The Air Force major says he will spend a few quiet days at the home of his father in law E. J. Olson near Kent, taking a rare break from public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Gordon Cooper
Air Force
E. J. Olson
Kent
Mull Plight Of Indians From Kinzua
Washington AP reports a Senate interior subcommittee recalls Army Engineers to testify on bills aiding Seneca Indians affected by the Kinzuia reservoir. Hearings set for three days to discuss land damage payments, an educational fund, relocation, and settlement plans including roads sanitation and housing. A Goodell bill would authorize a Williamsburg style restoration of Seneca culture. Army Engineers witnesses are first. Bill Engineering Corp officials and Phillip Nash of the Indian Affairs Bureau to testify later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interior
Army Engineers
Kinzuia
James A. Haley
D-Fla
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Bill Engineering Corp
New York City
Phillip Nash
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Claim Haiti Invasion Crushed
Rebel informants say the invasion began with 500 soldiers and grew as defections from Duvalier’s forces joined the march. Haitian Ambassador Fern D. Baguidy told the OAS committee in Washington that danger remains due to perceived hostility from Dominican President Juan Bosch and that the Dominican Republic aided the invaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Duvalier
Fern D. Baguidy
Organization of American States
Washington
Juan Bosch
Baguidy
Dominican Republic
Korean Truce Area Cools Off With 1st Cavalry Division
Maj. Gen. Charles F. Leonard new commander of the 1st Cavalry Division said the Korean truce area has cooled. He warned there may be little action for some time as North Koreans tested division alertness. After July 29 ambushes that left two Americans dead, patrol activity rose across the demilitarized zone but quiet prevailed by Wednesday night with no Communist patrols seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Chharles F. Leonard
Leonard
1St Cavalry
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Ex-St Marys man freed on bond in liquor law case
John H. Sieck 48 of St Marys Elk County was released on $1,000 bond after a raid Tuesday by the U S Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit uncovered a moonshine operation at a farm including one gallon of liquor seven barrels of mash and a 55 gallon still awaiting federal grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John H. Sieckex
St. Marys
Elk County
U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit
Dominican government denies invasion launched from Dominican soil
An OAS hearing was set for today to hear Dominican Ambassador Arturo Calventi argue that the invasion did not originate from Dominican soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAS
Arturo Calventi
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Britton Run
Mennonite Youth Fellowship
Sears Roebuck
Wiay
Eveloy
Carroll
Stevene
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mabel Spaulding
Spring Street
Martin Heliker’ Jr
West Church Street
John Jackson Jr
Leslie Fardink
Charles Gates
Joseph Frisina
East Bond Street
Randy
Philip Halfast
West Washington Street
Donald Howland
East High Street
Margaret Johnson
William Berber
Putnam Street
Diane LeSuer
Lloyd L. Free
Edinboro
Katharine’s
Elgin Fire Hall
Elgin Methodist Youth Fellowship
Prey Gededesgertedy
A&b Distributing Company
Ato
Turben’s
Chevrolet
POO Rey —Vern Messenger
South Carolina
Spring Creek Road
Veteras of Foreign Wars Club
Flye Rexall Drugs
Bernard Carey
Bert Peck
Norma Hawley
Britain
PPA Ie Ae
Kinzua
Corry Savings and Loan
Corry, Pa
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