Local Line-O-Ad Listings and Community Notes
Local rate ads include a VFW meeting on Monday August 19 at 8 p m with Bob Mc Cray as secretary, Little League slow pitch game Sunday at 2 p m at Olin Bracken Field, Corry Beverage Distributor beer and drinks Friday and Saturday nights till 9 p m, Spring Creek Township voters meeting August 21 at 8 p m at Town Hall with county commissioners, Elks stag event August 25 at Royek's Grove, Sweet corn for sale by Pete Sander in Stewart, and fall sale catalog shop from Wards H J Young.
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VFW
Bob McCray
Little League
Olin Bracken Field
Merleete Eat Siestestettentess
Corry Beverage
Spring Creek Township
Elks Stag
Royek’'s Grove
Move On Continues In Campaign Talks Across States
Move On coverage highlights Gary Indiana activist Hatcher urging Democrats to consider a black candidate. Hubert Humphrey campaigns in New York City asserting Kennedy and he share similar Vietnam views and favor freedom for all South Vietnamese groups and restraint on bombing the North. George McGovern in South Dakota calls for paid farming and global food aid to combat starvation. George Wallace promises Indiana voters repeal of open housing laws if elected president.
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Hubert JH. Humphrey
New York City
Robert Kennedy
Vietnam
Humphrey
South Vietnam
North
North Vietnam
George McGovern
South Dakota
George Wallace
Local hospital and donor appeal in Corry area
The News Today reports emergency call difficulty at Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance numbers. It lists admitted patients including Mrs. Jack Bressler and Rhonda Kennedy, discharges such as Mrs. Paul Crowell, and notices a blood donor appeal for O negative for a cancer operation involving a World War I veteran. Additional items note daily features from Connie's on the spot bakery.
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Corry
Connie
Solons Seek Milk Price Increase for Northeast
Twelve members of Congress from New York and Pennsylvania urge higher Class T milk prices in Northeast markets. They petition Agriculture Secretary Freeman, arguing dairy farmers faced crop weather setbacks and inflation, seeking increases of 26 to 50 cents per hundredweight to align farm income with nonfarm economy. The telegram carries signatures from New York Republicans Robert McEwen Howard Robison Frank Horon Charles Goodell Alexander Pirnie, New York Democrats James Hanley Samuel Stratton John Bow, plus Sen. Hugh Scott and others.
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Washington
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Robert C. McEwen
Howard W. Robison
Frank J. Horon
Charles ®. Goodell
Alexander Pirnie
James M. Hanley
Samuel S. Stratton
John G. Bow
Joseph B. Clark
Hugh Scott
Hunt 2 Who Posed As Brinks Aides
In Elyria Ohio police and FBI search for two men who posed as Brink's security guards and escaped with 93000 from the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co at Midway Mall. The theft mirrors a February Brink's disguise robbery in Parma that netted 23500.
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Elyria, Ohio
FBI
Brinks Tno
Midway Mall
Lorain County Savings &Trust Co
Robert Wilson
Brink's
Uncle Bill
Parma
Brink
Workman Kills 59-Inch Rattler in Pennsylvania
Dick Kiehl of Marienville killed a 59 inch rattlesnake found beside a Ludlow road work site while attempting to capture it alive. An unofficial tally by Game Protector Duane Gross gave the snake ten rattles and a button, weighing about five and three quarters pounds, with records to verify prior largest lengths.
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Marienville
Marienvilel
Pennsylvania
Dick Kiehl
Ludlow
Kiehl
Duane Gross
Forest County
Joseph M. McDade
Herman T. Schneebeli
Deaths Mrs Carlton Ivy Damcott and William C Dale
Mrs Damcott 55 of South Center street Clymer died at WCA Hospital Jamestown. Born October 20 1912 in Idaho she partnered with her husband in Carlton Damcott Shop and formerly operated for Clymer Telephone. Survived by husband brother sister three nieces and three nephews. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with services Monday at 2 30 p.m. Rev Kelvin Kronemeyer officiating burial in Holland Cemetery.
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Damcott
South Center Street
Clymer
WCA
Jamestown
Idaho
Carlton Damcott
Clymer Telephone Company
Clymer Dairymen's League
Clymer Grange
Walter Chase
Sugar Grove
Margaret Jones
Thermopholis
Wyo
Spitzer Funeral Home
Kelvin Kronemeyer
The
Abbe Reformed Church
Holland Cemetery
Marines Hit by Mortars As Demilitarized Zone Attacks Rise
Casualties include four Marines killed and eighty two wounded after enemy mortars struck a helicopter landing near the demilitarized zone. American artillery returned fire, with ten enemy killed. In Gio Linh zone Marine tanks and ARVN units pushed into the southern half of the DMZ after a prior clash leaving 165 enemy dead. A U S convoy was ambushed near Pleiku City, with 30 enemy killed in fighting. Local obituary notes Mr. Dahl of 828 East Main Street died of a heart seizure at 57. survived by wife Leda and three daughters among other relatives. services planned at St George Funeral Home and Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Gio Linh
South Vietnam
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Pleiku City
Mr. Dahl
East Main Street
Corry
Raymond Mfg. Div
First Methodist Church
St. George Funeral Home
Reggie ‘Baker
Pine Grove Cemetery
Funeral notice for Er est A Ploss at Bracken Funeral Home
The body of Ernest A. Ploss is at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., and funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Hippie Camp Under Scrutiny After Warranted Search
After two months under investigation, state Narcotics Bureau investigators searched a hippie camp alleging involvement with a minor. District Attorney Shafer seeks to abate the nuisance, potentially closing the commune. Officers detained residents with a large bus, while residents sang and recited at the substation. Charges allege contributing to a delinquent 16 year old through drinking and shared living arrangements.
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State Narcotics Bureau
Shafer
Alderman Ladner
Henry S. Miller
The Anthropodeic Church colony exposed as health menace
A health inspector labeled the Anthropodeic Church farm a health menace and urged residents to stay away. The unincorporated group, described as ill governed and a nuisance, relied on sympathetic donations for survival while a local girl, 18, who helped at the farm, vanished after taking spaghetti there. George Hurd defended the group as a spiritual movement akin to early Christians.
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George Hurd
William Close
Hurd
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Jack Bressler
R. D
Richard Barney
Warren
Ohio
Cleo Haight
Marion Street
Mike Brunecz
Rhonda
Artie Kennedy
William Johnston
East Pleasant Street
Paul Crowell
Duane Street
Vern Burrows
Sixth Street
David
David Schweigert
East South Street
Margaret Higley
York Street
Peter Hansen
Shea Street
Franklin Joy
Spartansburg
Thomas Lee
Frank Grice Sr
West Church Street
Bob Church
Morth Center St
Workman
H. D. Lee
Dee Cee
Rossin
Carlton
Ivy) Damcott
William C. Dale
Atlanta
Saigon
Dak To
Highlands
Lamco
Kimmy- Nichols, Inc
Waterford Street
Union City, Penna
Anthro
Corry City Bus Line
Public Utility Commission
NOW Operates
Bill Lord
Lord and Mercer
Corry Drive-In
Alee
Roto Tiller
H.p
SETI
Barney's Firestone
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