Local Notices and Community Announcements From Corry Area
Discharged residents listed including Alvin Host Ronald Rhodes and Floryan Gibas. Also names Mrs Alden Holings Mrs Donald Stanbro Mrs Harry Field and daughter Wendy Ann Mrs Clifford Stockton Spar tansburg and deceased noted. Bowling leagues resume September and club hours listed with gift shop and dance classes for beginners ages 3 and up with contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Host
R. D
Corry
Ronald Rhodes
North Clymer
Alden Holings
Wilams Street
Donald Stanbro
Euclid Street
Harry Field
Wendy Ann
Sherman
Clifford
Stockton
Spartansburg
Floryan Gibas
VFW
Battle reports from Pleiku to Duc Co and Chuong Thien
U S advisers report 152 Viet Cong dead after an ambush near Pleiku, with 66 more killed around Duc Co. Over 60 government troops died on the road and Duc Co camp, where heavy fire blocked evacuations for days. In the Mekong Delta, 19 Viet Cong hits hit outposts and districts while government casualties remained light. US officials call the Delta actions harassment rather than buildup for larger assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiku
Lwwa
U.S
Duc Co
Canborian
Central Highlands
Mekong
Saigon
Chuong Thien
Quints' Mom Goes Home From Hospital
Shirley Ann Lawson, mother of New Zealand's quintuplets born July 27, held two babies for the first time and returned home. She told husband Sam to come to National Women's Hospital as the quints four girls and a boy remain in the hospital's special nursing unit under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Shirley Ann Lawson
Deborah
Shirlene
U S And Vietnamese Strikes Report Air Losses
U S spokesmen said planes destroyed over 120 buildings in South Vietnam in the last 24 hours while a large number of Viet Cong were believed killed. An Air Force F105 was lost over North Vietnam. pilot Capt. Lawrence D. Wilson of Cleveland Ohio was rescued unharmed in the South China Sea near Vinh by an Army helicopter within 10 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Lawrence D. Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
South China Sea
Vinh
Funeral notices for Mrs Beardsley and Mrs Kolstee
Final rites for Mrs Homer Marian Kolstee will be held Thursday at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with interment in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon and evening. Burial for Mrs Beardsley scheduled at Pine Grove Cemetery with services at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 11 30 a m and visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearuil
Lillian Beardsley
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Kolstee
Homer
Marian) Kolstee
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Resumed search for Jamestown man missing in Chautauqua Lake
Dragging operations near Quigley Park continued at 7 a.m. in a bid to recover 53 year old Eric Gunnarson whose body was believed to be in Chautauqua Lake. Six passengers plus two spouses were aboard a cabin cruiser returning from Bemus Point when the mishap occurred. Gunnarson’s family and Sauner’s wife were present as officials explained the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Quigley Park
Jamestown
Irmyard
Chautauqua Lake
Eric A. Gunnar
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Gunowrgon
Joseph C. Sauner
Jamiesuan
Frederickson
Bemus Point
Sauner
Lake Alla
Gunnarson
Mary
Titan 2 silo fire worst in system history
The Titan 2 complex experienced a deadly silo fire with an 85 degree reading Tuesday evening as fumes prompted a four hour news blackout. Air Force officials debated venting fuel while the complex spray system operated, leaving water pooled at the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aueu Man
Air Force
Wood
YMCA 3 Man Volleyball Sweep Sets Win
Team 3 swept Team 2 on the outdoor YMCA courts winning 15-2, 11- to 15-10. Team 3 players include Tom Varrassa, Gary Swanson, Dan Able and Tom Pierotti. Team 2 roster lists Jeff Wickwire, Tom Campbell, Carl Wassink and Bob Potocki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Tom Varrassa
Gary Swanson
Dan Able
Tom Pierotti
Jeff Wickwire
Tom Campbell
Carl Wassink
Bob Potocki
Deaths Mrs Luella Parra 52 of Greenville
Mrs Luella Goring Parra 52 of Greenville South Carolina died Saturday night at Greenville General Hospital after an extended illness Born May 18 1913 in Corry she was daughter of Estella Sanger Goring and the late Theodore Goring She lived in Greenville 12 years survived by husband John T Parra daughter Bonnie Rawdon three sons Frank Naples Ted Naples and Alan Parra her mother sister Lu cille Hopkins brother Bernard Goring and one grandchild Burial at St Thomas Cemetery following services at Bracken Funeral Home Friends may call tonight with a prayer service tomorrow at 10 am
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Luella Goring Parra
Greenville
S. C
Greenville General Hospital
Corry
Estella Sanger Goring
Theodore Goring
St. Edward's School
John T. Parra
Bonnie Rawdon
Frank D. Naples
Ted Naples
Alan Parra
Floyd
Lucille) Hopkins
Alton
R. J
Bernard Goring
Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Death notices Harry A Kress former Welch Grape Juice manager
Harry A Kress 35 died at home in North East after an extended illness. He formerly lived in Clymer, attended Clymer Central School, and was personnel manager at Welch Grape Juice Co. for 15 years. He belonged to First United Presbyterian Church and North East Lodge No. 399 Masons. Survived by wife Phyllis, four children, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements set at First Presbyterian Church North East with Masonic rites at the funeral home. Memorials to the church are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kress
North East
Clymer
Clymer Central School
Kress
Welch Grape Juice Company
First United Presbyterian Church of
Phyllis Bensink Kress
Ricke
Kevin
Debra
Darci
Delbert Kress
St. Petersburg
Fla
Norman Kress
Carl
Hazel) Engel
Findley Lake
Carlton
Ruby
Terrine
Robert
Gelia) Crockett
Petersburg
Karen) Michaelis
Wichita
Kan
J. ‘Delbert (Danese) Kress
First Presbyterian Church In
North West
Robert C. Powley
Grahamville
North East F
A.M. Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
Murder Attempt Suspect Dies Of Natural Causes In Boston
A 65 year old Boston man Thomas Nelson died at Boston City Hospital less than 12 hours after his wife Angel and two men allegedly attempted to smother him in his bed. Hospital officials said Nelson died of medical causes for which he had been confined three weeks. Police held Angel Rocky L Alexander and Thomas Body on 10,000 bail each. Witness Victoria McBride said Body held Nelson’s nose and pillow over his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Thomas Nelson
James V. Sacchetti
Nelson
Angel
Rocky L. Alexander
Thomas Body
Victoria McBride
Pennsylvania approves horse drug limits and highway studs
Harrisburg reports Gov. Scranton signed measures allowing stimulants for racehorses with a 1000 dollar fine and up to three years in prison. Other actions legalize non protruding highway studs and expand recreation funding, plus a $12 monthly pension rise for Pittsburgh city workers. Washington lawmakers back draft card destruction penalties up to five years and ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lov
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Washington
House
Senate
Meadville teen shoplifting ring halted after arrests
In Meadville police stopped a shoplifting ring operating downtown since June 1. The group of three boys and 12 girls aged 14 to 17 stole over $200 in goods from G C Murphy J C Penney Crawford Store Montgomery Ward Meadville Sporting Goods and Fashion Shop. Police recovered 10 bags of items including blouses skirts sweaters slacks hosiery cosmetics necklaces earrings and pocket knives after an alert store employee alerted Officer Eugene Hannah. Detective Sgt George Kelyman questioned a youth who implicated others. All 15 youths will face juvenile authorities next year according to Chief John Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
G. C. Murphy Co
J. C. Penney Co
Crawford
Montgomery Ward & Co
Meadville Sporting Goods
Eugene Hannah
George Kelyman
John Holt
Scranton Says U S Honor at Stake in Viet Nam
Gov. Scranton told new cadets at the U S Army War College in Carlisle that the United States faces a crucial test in Vietnam. He urged careful operating methods and defined the degree of U S involvement as the next question for policy makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.5
Robbery at Philadelphia tavern ends after unnoticed holdup
Alvin Williams used a rear telephone at the tavern while two masked robbers worked a distraction at the doorway and bar. One robber carried a pistol. $90 was taken from the register before police were alerted. Williams said he was embarrassed but glad no one was harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alvin Williams
George Greene
Green
Williams
Greene
South Viet Nam
1954
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S—Kobilty Journal
Dial
A&b Distributing Co
du Bois, Koehler
Genesee, Ballantine, Schlitz
Miller Hi Life Beers
Arte
Marjorie G. Tarbell
Dancing Masters of America
Itis
Ppro
Turben
Chevrolet
Seteeeeraetedey
East Main Street
Union 4304
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Shamp
Bear Lake
J. Gordon Bennett
Warren
Cor
Larry Ongley
Joseph Wenzel
Leslie Utegg
Spring Creek
Ifey
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Melody Inn
Busti
N. Y
Goldentones
Quints
Srs
Alka
Uri
Tastee-Trez
CLARK
Tasteefreez
Luella Parra
Harry A. Kress
Starkist
California
Filbert
Hills Bros. Coffee
BOF
Valencia
N’s and Boys
the Fair Store
Penelec
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