Auto theft recovered in Oneida and other local notes
A Ripley man’s stolen car was recovered by State Police in Oneida New York hours after the 1 45 a m report with the alleged thief Jack Cimo 21 of Massachusetts charged with auto theft from Frank Waltzer Ripley and jailed in Westfield. The car was undamaged. Local items note unusual August weather in the Corry area magnolia blooms flowering twice this year a marriage license filed by Dennis Goodwill Northrop Corry and Norma Kinney Spartansboro. The Pennsylvania Game Commission paid out 8292 for predators with Erie County hunters getting 37 dollars for one grey fox and seven red foxes. Erie attorney Daniel L Miller sworn in as assistant district attorney replacing Richard Scarpitti. A lost eyeglasses report and a confiscated boy’s bicycle at Wright Street playground. Lightning struck a tree on Andrew Johnson farm causing it to burn. the fire burned itself out. Mrs. Lester Akeley collapsed on East South Street and was treated and released after x rays. Hare Creek Beagle Club holds monthly meeting at Moose home with ticketed beagle drawing. Edward Dyer injured back at Corry Jamestown Plant No 3 and admitted to hospital. No-Bar Riding Club members compete in a horse show at Ashville sponsored by Harmony Riders with several top placements.
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Ripley
Oneida
N. Y
Jack Cimo
Mass
Frank Waltzer
Ludged
Westfield
Hold Rites For Alfred Newhouse
Alfred Newhouse rites were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. James Kelman officiating. Interment followed in Holland Cemetery. Bearers were Wilbur Renskers Gilbert Ton Robert Legters Clarence Poster Leon Legters and William Warnshuis. Attendees came from Little Valley Kenmore Mayville Buffalo Erie Jamestown Corry Philadelphia and Kenmore New York among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzer
Clymer
James Kelman
New Brunswick
N. J
Holland Cemetery
Wilbur Renskers
Gilbert Ton
Robert Legters
Clarence Poster
Leon Legters
Wiliam Warnshuis
Thornton Newhouse
Terry
Jeffrey
Gregory Newhouse
Little Valley
Gordon Newhouse
James
Douglas
Mark Newhouse
Kenmore
N. Y. Blilott
Stephen Eliot
Claude Geertson
Julius Barkson
Carl Dark
Mayville
Leslie Forness
Buffalo
Nettle Durand
Jack Randall
Maurice Damcott
Robert Thompson
Erle
Raymond Walters
Oil City
Frank Carlson
Leon Kolstee
Jamestown
Chris Christensen
Lavone Fardink
Bernon Damcott
Corry
Elizabeth Campbell
Philadelphia
Arthur Mentmott
N. Y
Hart Named Chairman Of Senate Anti Trust Subcommittee
Sen. Philip A. Hart of Michigan was appointed chairman of the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on anti trust and monopoly by Chairman James O. Eastland of the full committee, replacing Estes Kefauver. Eastland did not immediately name another member. A Southerner is expected to fill the vacancy. In unrelated horse show results, "Little Tex" finished second in trail, third in senior western equitation, and fourth in senior western pleasure, while Mrs. Al Fox and Bar Joe Wimpy placed in trail and senior western pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Washington
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Hart
Tate
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Eastland
Little Tex
al Fox
Bar Joe Wimpy
Trail
Corry Kids Fare Well in Pee Wee Thunderbird Golf Tourney
Corry area contestants shone at the Mahoning Country Club but did not win. Chip Kessler led Corry with 175 over 36 holes. Ralph Colla Jr. of Youngstown claimed the 13-15 boys title with 147. Other Corry players included Donald J. Mackenie 187 183 Harrison Keppel 184 George Wurm 212. George H. Pain posted 193 in the 10 12 class. Kessler may have traveled far to compete. Chin, from Miami, entered while vacationing in Corry.
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Yuunusiuwn
UNIO
Corry
Mahoning Country Club
Chip Kessler
Ralph Colla Jr
Youngstown
Donald J. MacKeneie
Harrion Keppel
George Wurm
George H. Pain
Kessler
Chin
Miami
Florida
Meredith First To Get Diploma
A man whose father was a slave praised his son Meredith for earning an education as his mother wore a white dress and hat. Gov. Ross Barnett resisted Meredith’s graduation, was cited for contempt for defying a federal court order, and tried to expel a Negro from Ole Miss for inflammatory statements. On Sunday James Howard Meredith earned a BA in political science from the University of Mississippi and joined Barnett as a fellow alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Barnett
Ole Miss
James Howard Meredith
University of Mississippi
Funeral services for George H. Rumbaugh set Wednesday
The body of George H. Rumbaugh lies at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The service is Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Three Hurt In Area Crashes Reported By Troopers
Three separate crashes occurred near Ross-side Rest and Union City with two drivers escaping injury. Fred E. Young 64 turned into his drive as Edward Smith Waterford attempted to overtake, causing damage to both cars. John Bower of Brockway tried to overtake near Route 8, grazing Lester Van Epps on a motorcycle. injuries were minor and totaling damage around 600 dollars. Charges are pending as investigations continue.
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Page Ones
John Evanko
Corryman
Route 6
Ross Side Rest
Elmer Schifke
Corry Substation
Fred E. Young
Edward Smith
Waterford
Young
Smith
John Bower
Brockway
Union City
Lester van Epps
VanEpps
Krupa
Evers Urges Unity In Mississippi Negro Vote
In Jackson, Mississippi, civil rights leader James P. Evers urged Black voters to unite behind a single candidate and stop internal divisions. He warned against labeling leaders by race and noted harsher discrimination in the North than in Mississippi on a person-to-person level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Mississippi
North
Jackson, Miss
Health Parley Opens In Pa
The 12th annual health conference opened at Pennsylvania State University Park with Deputy Surgeon General David E. Price of the U S Public Health Service set to give the kickoff speech. A workshop on social work featured R Winfield Smith urging a national attitude shift and better funding for training. Dr Walter I Buckert urged more women into medicine to ease the physician shortage as counselors received orientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuversity Park
David E. Price
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society
R. Winfield Smith
Walter I. Buckert
Gelsinger Medical Center
Danville
State Health Department
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Television Review Indicates Sleeper Hopes for 1963 64
AP TV critic Cynthia Lowry notes a tepid start to the new season as familiar stars show muted enthusiasm. Executives plot long term deals and movie appearances while industry aims drift toward 1964 plans and sparse support for in depth coverage of the equal rights issue. Eddie Cantor, after retiring for health reasons, writes a proposed hourlong series about three songwriting brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor
FDA proposes ban on antibiotic cold remedies
The FDA plans a ban on prescribed cold cure drugs containing antibiotics after a medical panel found no evidence of value in treating the common cold or its side effects. The measure could take effect mid September after a 30 day comment period.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A report claims a new non surgical method to shrink piles with a topical ointment called Preparation H. The article asserts it stops itching and reduces pain and allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids, attributed to a purported Bio-Dyns discovery from a world famous research institute.
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Stephen Brooks
East South Street
Journal
Magnolia
Crawford County
Dennis Goodwill Northrop
Norma Charlotte Kinney
Spartansboro
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Atty, Daniel L. Miller
Erie
Richard Scarpitti
Atty
M. Fletcher Gornell
Scarpitti
Miller
Robert Shreve
Worth Street
Wright Street
Andrew Johnson
Johnson Barn
Lester Akeley
Warren
Corty Memorial Hospital
Hare Creek Beagle Club
Moose Home
Edward Dyer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Jamestown
No-Bar Riding Club of Columbus
Ashville
Harmony Riders
Mark Harvey
de- Forest Way
Susan Windahl
Peggy Miller
Alfred Newhouse
Corry Kids
Hollywood
Television Review
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Corry Area
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
F.D.I.C
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
F.S.L.I.C
Savings and Loan
U.S.C
FSLIC
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Fdic Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress
Sayers
Savings and Loan Associations
Corry Savings and Loan Association
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Ely Fiel
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