Line Ad of Local Admitted and Discharged Residents
A fragment lists admitted and discharged residents with names and addresses including Mrs Albert Kinney Carl Bauer Mrs Lawrence Damie Rose M Rose Thomas McKetn Jack McCaslin Mrs Lawrence Nichols Chester L McCray Elizabeth Howard Paul McCray and others plus a line ad notice offering local rates and a shoe store promotion. The fragment mentions a Lay away plan for winter boots and Union 43041 contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kinney
East Ant Street
Carl Bauer
R. D
Corry
Lawrence Damie
North Clymer
Donald Beckwith
Earl Siiker
Keith LeRoy
Spartansburg
Rose M. Rose
Lori Mis
Thomas McKetn
East Irving Street
Jack McCaslin
West Pleasant Street
Lawrence Nichols
South Center Street
Chester L. McCray
Ernest Hinsdale
Clymer
Maurice Aldrich
June Marie
Clare E. Post
Centerville
Soto Oe
Union
Zalzneck's
Khanh Elected President In S. Viet Nam
In Saigon Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh won the presidency strengthening his grip on government by naming a war cabinet to focus on crushing Communists. The ruling junta created a presidential system with near dictatorial powers but must consult the council before decrees. Khanh promised not a total dictatorship and expects cabinet picks within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Miliary Revolutionary Council
Ins
Minh
Viet Nam
U.S
Area Riders Win Seven Show Awards at Harmony Club
Area riders earned seven awards at a puny Association point show held yesterday at Harmony Riding Club in Ashville New York. Morris Way of Columbus placed third in stallion halter with Frisky. Peg gy Miller rode Little Tex to second in senior western equitation and third in trail. Mrs Al Fox from Columbus won first in western riding also on Little Tex. Susan Windahl of Columbus rode Shatana King to first in trail class and first in junior western pleasure while also placing third in junior western equitation and queen class. The next show is planned for Platea August 30 at Silver Spurs Corral sponsored by Cranesville Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Ashville
N. Y
Morris Way
Columbus
Frisky
Peggy Miller
Little Tex
al Fox
Susan Windahl
Shatana King
Funeral Notices for Knape and Mixer
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Knapp will be at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Tuesday 1 p m with calls Sunday 7–9 p m and Monday 2–4 and 7–9 p m. Burial in Clymer Center Cemetery. Requiem Mass for Mrs. Hazel Mixer at St Thomas Church 9:20 p m Wednesday with viewing Bracken Funeral Home Monday 7–8 p m and Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 p m. Rosary Monday 8 p m. Burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Hazel
St. Thomas’ Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Rioting Past Night Leaves Dozens Hurt In Suburban Incident
A racial riot drew youths in their teens to a Dixmoor area where a white store owner allegedly beat a Black woman. Demonstrators returned the next night, yelling for violence as police and fire crews faced stoning and a vacant home was set ablaze. Fire chief Mali ner said officials were attacked, and it took 90 minutes and 30 police escorts to control the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsman
Horsmann
James Malner
Dixmoor
Mortuary Notice for Mrs. Clarence Mixer of Corry
Mrs. Clarence Mixer of 253 Franklin Street died at home yesterday at 4 30 p m after years of illness. Born June 24 1895 in Corry she lived here all her life. She married Clarence Mixer in 1915 who died in 1960. Survived by two daughters two brothers nine grandchildren six great grandchildren. Visitation at Bracken Funeral Home with Rosary tonight and tomorrow. Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church Wednesday 9 40 a m burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Mixer
Franklin Street
Corry
Clarence Mixer
St. Thomas' Church
Edward
Betty) Brigham
John
Dorothy) Walsh
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Final Rites Held for Cornelius Neckers
Cornelius Neckers rites were conducted at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer at 2 p m yesterday with Rev. Eldon Johnson officiating. Interment followed in Holyland Cemetery. Pallbearers listed, with attendees from Jamestown Corry Union City Westfield Pittsburgh and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius
Neckers
Spitzer
Clymer
Eldon Johnson
Zion Covenant Church of
Jamestown
Holyland Cemetery
Robert Seblink
Roger Seblink
Donald Lockenhouse
Richard Neckers
Everett, Warnshousel
Leo Neckers
Corry
Union City
Westfield
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Battle Nevada Range Fires Threaten Grazing Land
Roughly half the burned area was public domain under the Bureau of Land Management and half private ranches. Nearly all was valuable grazing land. No major building damage reported except a campground destroyed by a 6,000 acre fire in the Toiyabe National Forest ten miles southwest of Austin Nevada. The fire was man caused, contained Sunday and expected to be controlled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Land Management
Toiyabe National Forest
Austin
Nevada
Forest Service
Musmanno Carries Fight To Nation's Supreme Court
Justice Musmanno of Pennsylvania seeks US Supreme Court review of a state supreme court ruling that invalidated thousands of wrong line votes in the April 28 primary. The case affects the Democratic nomination battle with Miss Blatt leading by 457 votes but Musmanno potentially gaining 1200 votes if those ballots are counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedman
Philadelphia
Miss Blatt
Musmanno
Pittsburgh
Abraham E. Freedman
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
State Secretary of Internal Affairs
Genevieve Blatt
Pennsylvania
New York City unrest flares during weekend protests
Across from the United Nations a noisy march ended in scuffles with police at three intersections. Pickets from the Congress of Racial Equality protested a Bronx police shooting, while Greek-Americans near the UN demonstrated in Cyprus solidarity. A Palm Gardens dance led to 500 youths roaming Broadway, many smashing storefronts and looting as police arrested five, with one youth severely injured by broken glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One Plaza
United Nations
Progressive Labor Movement
Fair Play For Cuba Committee
Congress of Racial Equality
Bronx
Cyprus
Palm Gardens
West 52Nd Street
Broadway
Times Square
Plant Mishap Injures Youth at Local Basket Factory
Gary Osborne, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Pay Os borne, suffered partial amputation of his right hand when he slipped at Glen Fuller's basket factory and caught his hand in a veneer clipping machine. He was taken to Westfield Memorial Hospital. A June Ripley Central School graduate, he planned to enter beauty culture school this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Gary Osborne
Pay Osborne
Glen, Fuller's
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Ripley Central School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chevrolet
SHS
American Legion
G., Lawson
J. King
R. Lawson
C. Jackman
J. Lawson
J. Johnson
Corry Memorial Hospital
S. Viet Nam
Jane Parker
Ann Page
Jonn
Corry, PA
W. Washington
Jer
C. Neckers
Battle Nevada Range
Carroll Baker
Lee J. Cobb
Henry Fonda
Karl Malden
Gregory Peck
George Peppard
Robert Preston
Debbie Reynolds
John Wayne
James Stewart
Eli Wallach
Richard Widmark
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Cinerama
Supreme Court
New York City
Blatt’s
South First Avenue
Lillian Clark
Leland Thompson
Jeffrey Webster
Stanley Butcher
Tony Miscike
Zalzneck
Spiesman's Shoe Store
First Avenue
Paul Kundracik
Kenneth B
Heacux
P.S
Rossbacher
Ruth K. Rumbaugh
Margaret C. McVicker
Beneficial
Beneficial Consumer Discount CO Corry
Beneficial Finance Co
N. Center St
Sears Roebuck
Erie
State St
Glendale
Meadville
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Benefitial Finance Co
Pas
Lee
Leesures
Rossin’s
Fitch Motors
Raymond Cathers
Iialah
Gleim
Quaker State
Clarence Wallace
Avenue
Ralph Vanderholf Merle VanCise
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown Milker
Remington
Sawa
Johnson Bros
S. First Ave
Floyd Black
Lee McCray
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