Line-O-Ads Bazaar Daze offers 1.00 meals and notices
A garbled local page lists a 1.00 special at Ginnies with white fish fries salad rolls and coffee open around the clock in Erie. It also records numerous notices from Corry to Warren about estate bequests births arrests and city hall features plus upcoming dances and local meetings.
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Ginnie
Erie
Katerine Lander
Parade Street
William
Corry
Brigham Hardware
Bradford
Lewis Hulliten
Garland Community Hall
Gene Dugan
Eric
Jol Ferraro
Johnny
John Ferrara
St. Vincent Hospital
Reed's Steak House
Jamestown
Patrick O'Reilly
Falconer
Maynard Carlson
Jamestown Wca Hospital
Carlsons
Hllington
Corry Armory
At The Hospital Air Emergency Call Glitch Reported
A Corry Memorial Hospital incident describes an emergency call failure. The case notes a disrupted station number 2-8201 and inability to summon a physician. The report highlights procedural gaps during the medical distress event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Woman May Get Chance To Be Astronaut In Space
Oklahoma City pilot Jerrie Cobb leads a group of 12 women volunteers undergoing tests for spaceflight. Dr. Randolph Lovelace notes advances toward including women in Mercury program tests, with Cobb first to pass 87 tests, stating strong belief in women’s potential despite risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urlamona Cty
Okla
Jerrie Cobb
Lora Chanes
America
Wr Byrn
Stockholm
Sweden
Randolph Lovelace
Thal
Tourari
Petr
Miss Cobb
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Meadville area meetings and local notices Amid filing, sales, and accident reports
The Meadville Chamber of Commerce holds a special session on a proposed establishment in Venango County. Community notices advertise a Carry Crazy-Daze sale pickup by Corry Rotary Club. Jamestown and Meadville references appear along with an eastbound Avenue Energy Commission train incident near Meadville. A 13 year old boy is treated at Brooks Memorial Hospital after a Route 5 collision. Ralph Hisby, 50, dies after a tractor tire explosion during inflation in Genoeseo NY.
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Wid
Nort East Chamber of Commerce
Bakedham
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
North East
Te North East
Lawnship
Spartansburg
Pearl Nichols
Tf —DuBoi
DuBois Area
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Meadville
Kenneth Agnee
Jamestown
Pymn Iimning Joint School Board
Greenville
van Valkenberg
Titusville
Mim
Warren County
Lewis Crippen
Clarence Akeley
U. S
Crippen
HT. Parker
Venango County
William 'T Niederriter
Clarion
Shippenville
Clarion County
Clarion County Jadins Weel
Arnold Kiser
Ike
Moeadville
Paul Smith
Rockdale Township
Crawford County
Louis M. John
Ue Pennsylva
Ala
Harrisburg
Yester
Corry Women’s Bowling Association
Titusville Houce Department
TY Arlen Love
Comjerne
Indadi
Wivan Venango County
Leonardo da
Sun Wes
Atlantic City
New York City
Renithy
Avenue Energy Commission
Meadvile
Erie Railrad
Lunkirk
Jn Syd
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Douglas Fearpin
Frank Fragman
Jodee
Niris
Sadist Victim Buried Suspect Seeks Counsel
The dismembered body of Avril Honey was buried in a quiet funeral at Main St Methodist Church Boonville Indiana as her accused rapist killer Emmett Hashfield sought a lawyer. Judge Addison Bea vers ordered the Warrick County grand jury to curb the killing next Wednesday. Prosecutor Fred Mock noted the case could justify a first degree murder indictment. Kathy Dorn, fourteen, waited two years to volunteer at Albany Hospital after becoming blind at birth and was assigned to the children’s ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Ind
Avril Honey
Terry
Main St. Methodist Church
Charles R. Query
Avril
Arthur Brown
Ellwood City
Emmett C. Hashfield
Bob
Addison M. Beavers
Warrick County
Fred L. Mock
Albany
N.Y
Kathy Dorn
Albany Hospital
Kathy
Marlow Analyzes Early Campaign Shifts In 1960 Race
Washington AP analysis notes Democrats press ahead as Nixon leads Kennedy 44 to 30 in early Gallup poll. Congress pace slows with civil rights friction and stalled medical care plans, while Kennedy and Johnson navigate party rifts and wage debates. Truman and Roosevelt connections loom.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower Cias
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
Mixon Thas
Maine
North Carolina
Eleanor Roosevelt
Truman
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h-Fridf
Oil City
Clarion Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee
of City Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Development Corporation
Bowl-Aire
Dorothy
Sparansbug
Mary
Harry Graves
Spartansbure
Blanchird Foster
Clymer
Albert’ Imhoff
Spring Creek
Gearee
William Rupp
North
Cerber Street
Donald King
Columbus
Eaward Cole
Wayne Street
Herbert White Jr
Robert Hammond
Robert F. Owens
East Main Street
Selly M
Otto Weber
H. D
Bernard H Tenpas
R. D
Samuel A. Smith
Corre
Robert Raupach
Brook Street
Union City
Robert Whittaker
Putnam Street
Mark James
Margaret Nunemaker
R. D. Ly
Grand Valley
Bertha Edmundson
Diavasare
William Graef
St. Johns
Mich
Robert Jenkins
Waterford
Gindy Louise McClenahan
Robert Orton
Wattsburg
John Harnak
Howard Barrett
Knox
James Glover
Clearfield
Robert Kroah
Johnston
Kroah
Auelish
Justice of the Peace
G. B. Troxell
Barrett
Krowh
Ginnie's
Berkshire
Carroll's
Monchailles
Rome
May T. Morgan
Centerville-Magee
Carrig
Sngund
J Whiners
Cerwford
Franklin
Cooperyluwk
Washington St
Faery
Bazaar Daze Drug Sale
Price
Desert Flower
Turben's Auto Service
Chevrolet
Allway Electric
Ralph Hisby
Wim
Barney
Speedway
Rayon
Lou White
Center St
Marlow
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Rialbe
Goliath Station Wa
Plymouth
FORD
Ruelink
West Smith St
S, Inc
Daffy Daze
Bazaar
S&m
Oxfords
Carrig’s
Barnes & Carrig
North Center St. Corry, Pa
Conny
U.S
Snar Vandei
Wallad
Orb
Woulan
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