Admitted and Discharged Names From Local Hospital List
Admissions include Mrs. Robert Long at 228 West Smith Street and several others in Corry and area. Discharges mention Tina daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Caster at 335 Second Avenue and multiple residents returning home or transferred to Hamot Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Long
West Smith Street
Stephen Rolanosky
Maple Avenue
Harold Graybill
R. DB
Corry
William L. Brooks
Spartansboro
William Blakeslee
Rily
Darrel
Jackson Taylor
R. D
Judy
Joseph Hand
Daniel Donahue
East Park Place
Paul
Raymond Smith
Clymer
Michael Clarke
Olde Street
Albert Hiney
South Center Street
Tina
Carl Caster
Second Avenue
Alton Miller
Jerry
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Hazel Wynn
Clarence Fuller Jr
Old Pa foes wrangle at Hawaii meet
At the national legislative conference in Hawaii two Pennsylvania foes clashed during a four hour session over three proposed U S constitutional amendments. Pennsylvania House Speaker W Stuart Helm led the anti amendment side while Anthony J Petrosky pressed to record opposition. A middle of the road resolution was passed 8 16 leaving the amendments to states. The Pennsylvania delegation voted with the majority and the measure aimed to blunt strong efforts to force a conference record against the amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolult
Pennsylvania
National Legislative Conference
House
W. Stuart Helm
Anthony J. Petrosky
Keystone
Helm
Petrosky
Penn Sylvania
Pennsylania
U. S
Congressional Forson
Court of the Union
U. S. Gu
UNION CITY NAMES ADDRESSES AND WORLD SERIES RESULT
Union City memorial hospital list includes Rosemary Curtis Edward Shuster Walter Aldrich Karl Sedmina and Daniel Church all in Union City and nearby areas. Shawnee Oklahoma defeated Charlotte North Carolina and San Jose California 33 to win the 1963 amateur baseball league world series last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Rosemary Curtis
R. D
Union City
Edward Shuster
North Main Street
Walter Aldrich
Waterford
Shawnee
Okla
Charlotte
N.C
San Jose
Calif
Funeral rites for Mrs Bertha Campbell Warner
The funeral service for Mrs Bertha Campbell Warner will be at St George Funeral Home Tuesday at 10 4. Friends may call there Saturday 7 9 9 p m and Sunday and Monday 2 4 and 7 9 p m The burial will be moved to Mevery Funeral Home in Wilmington Delaware for final rites Thursday Interment in St Barnabas Cemetery Marshallton Delaware
Deaths Mrs Bertha Campbell Warner and Mra Weider
Mrs Bertha Campbell Warner died at 3 am today at Corry Memorial Hospital where she was admitted twice weeks ago. She was 72, resided at 730 East Main Street, born in Wilmington Delaware October 27, 18XX, moved to Corry in 1964 and had resided there since. Survived by one stepson Rex Warner of Corry and one stepdaughter Mia Earl Pierce of Corry, two sisters Mrs Walter Gregg and Mrs Esther Gamble of Wilmington Delaware, ten step-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at St George Funeral Home tonight 7 to 8 pm and tomorrow and Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. services Tuesday at 10 am with Rev Walter Tilland officiating. Body to be transferred to McCreery Funeral Home in Wilmington for Wednesday visitation. interment in St Barnabas Cemetery Marshallton Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Campbell Warner
Weider
Corry Memorial Hospila
East Main Itrtet
Warner
Io Wilemington
Del
Whreband
Clayton Warner
Walter Tillland
First Methodist Church
Swiss Will Sign Moscow Treaty Yet Retain Atom Right
Switzerland will sign the Moscow Test Ban Treaty but reserves the right to acquire atomic weapons. An extraordinary Cabinet meeting approved the move and Parliament is expected to approve at its Sept. 16 session. Envoys will sign in Washington, London and Moscow next month. The government says it will arm only if developments warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Bern
Switzerland
Hing
Washington
London
Arkansas leader elected president of 1964 Legislative Conference
Marcus Holbrook, director of the Arkansas Legislative Council, was elected president of the 1964 National Legislative Conference yesterday. He succeeds W. Stuart Helm, speaker of the Pennsylvania House, in the top post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Marcus Holbrook
Arkansas Legislative Council
W. Stuart Helm
Pennsylvania
Two Killed Nine Hurt In Fiery Philadelphia Crash
In West Philadelphia two people were killed and at least nine injured when two cars collided at a busy intersection. Debris struck bystanders near a volley crowd as one car burst into flames after a fuel tank explosion. Victims were taken to Presbyterian and Misericordia hospitals. one woman remained in serious condition with a broken hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ushout
Tames
Presbyterian Hospital
Misericordia Hospital
Lankenau Hospital
Ena Grey
Bride Will Have Gift From City A New Sidewalk
Miss Helen Dougherty, 21, to be married today as Philadelphia credits city funds for a 150 foot sidewalk in front of her home torn up by trenches for a new water main. Her mother protested access to autos for the wedding party, prompting the coramditor to fill the trench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiwadelphia
Helen Dougherty
Miss Dougherty
Helen Campbell
Water Department
Comrador
Friendly Circle Of Cutting Met At Mrs Shampoe Home
The Friendly Circle of Cutting met at the home of Mrs Gordon Shampoe with eleven ladies present. Hostess assistance from Mrs Ida Redding of North East. Bible study led by Mrs Fred Wallace followed group singing and missionary letters were read. A stork shower for Mrs Leon Morton was given during social time. Favors were pink and blue storks with candy baskets. Door prize went to Mrs Walter DeShazer. Refreshments served. September meeting set for Mrs Arthur Wallace in Little Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
Gordon Shampoe
Ida Redding
North East
Fred Wallace
Leon Morton
Walter DeShazer
Jamestown
Gregory Rhodes
North Clymer
Walter de Shaver
Ronald Rhodes
Everett Reynolds
Nancy
Grand Valley
Adeline Reynolds
Hobbs
N. M
Gail Alcorn
Frank Chase
Social Roundup At Meadowville and Nearby Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Morgan pocket Corry and Mieses Beverly and Gloria Sphon of Ripley called on Mr and Mrs Fred Wallace Saturday evening. Mrs Marion Nellis Karen and Linda accompanied Mr and Mrs Melvin Measenger of Columbus to the Buffalo Zoo and Niagara Falls Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Hulett visited Mrs Marjorie Hayes Sunday. Mrs Helen Rouse hosted a family dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Ulrick and son of Lakeland Florida Mrs William Pridy and family of Miami Florida Mrs Norman Radlick and children of Buffalo Mr and Mrs Gus Gugino of Lakewood and Mr and Mrs John Ackford of Mayville. Mr and Mrs Carl A Marsh were supper guests of Mr and Mrs John Hamilton at Meadville on Tuesday and attended the Crawford County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Anthony
Pittsburgh
Wilber Curmp
Gordon Forker
Cleveland
Ethel Forker
Findley Lake
Myron Wallace
Hollis Upperman
Columbus
Clifford Alkens
Merton Bayle
Todd Gregory
Walter de- Shager
Russell Bemis
Harold Neckers
Merton Bemis
Ronald Willey
DeShazer
Phillip Gravink
Bill Craday
Ronald Whitney
Little Todd
Wattsburg
Corry
Ripley and
Clymer
John Hamilton
Meadville
Carl A. Marsh
Max Bemis
Paul Shinko
Hatch Hollow
Donald Webber
Mayville
Alpha Hapgood
Gregory Gravis
Erie
Wilber Camp
Elouise Marsh
Gordon Shampoe
Winifred Mertz of
Clyde Courtright
Morgan Pocket Corry
Mieses
Beverly
Gloria Sphon
Ripley
Fred Wallace
Marion Nellis
Karen
Linda
Melvin Measenger
Buffalo Zoo
Niagara Palls
Frank Hulett
Marjorie Hayes
Helen Rouse
James Ulrick
Lakeland
Fia
William Pridy
Miami
Frs
Norman Radlick
Buffalo
Gus Gugino
Lakewood
John Ackrord
Crawford County
Elderly Amputee Dies In Fire
An elderly woman with leg amputations died last night when a fire swept the first floor of a two story brick apartment building. Firemen found Mrs Jeannette Whiten in a middle room on the first floor. Another resident, Mrs Helen Love, 65, was rescued from a porch roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eTkmLron, A
Jeannette Whiten
Helen Love
TV Guide for One Week Selections and Schedule Snippet
A dense OCR style TV grid lists multiple channels and time slots across Saturday to Friday. It includes programs like Rural Review, Flicka, Baseball games, Wide World of Sports, Lawrence Welk, Dragnet, Lucy Desi, Hootenanny, Gunsmoke, and News Weather Sports. The text mixes show names, times, and channel numbers with numerous misspellings and garbled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Indians
White Sox
Yankees
Boston
Symphony
Reds
Giants
Etlinglosity Shop
UB Round Table
Lucy Desi
Sam Benedict
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Welk
Sparta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lolumpus Ladio
Corry Rod and Gun
Cherry Builders Supply
Spring ‘Creek Fire House
Spring Creek
Berkshire
Carroll
Rieder Bee
YMCA
Turben
Aladdin
Sterno
Brigham Hardware
Corry Beverage Company
Ladies’ League
Hawaii
EYE
ALG
Alger Republican
Karl Sedmina
Daniel Church
McCrery Funeral Home
Wilmington
St. Barnabas Cemetery
Marshallton
P.S
Citizens National Bank
Federal Peposit Insurance Corp
Philly
IVY Corduroy School
Rossin's
Pirates
Phillies
Cimarron City
Texas Rangers
Enalyn O'Toole
Micksy Mouse Club
Pappy
Huntley
Brinkley
Harry Reasoner
Stoney Burke
Lloyd Bridger
Peter Gunn
Art. Linkletter
America
Carson
Mickey ,Mouse Club
Bis Friends
Bullwinkle
Jetsons
Harry Reasone
Ron Cochran
Hennesey
Our Men
Higgins
Virginian
Dobie Gillis
Dick van Dyke
Armstrong Circle
Naked City—Police
Bat Masterson
Ozcier
Harriet
Onzie and Harriet
Brimley’s Journal
Perry Mason
Donna Reed
Dr. Kildare
My Three Sons
McHale's Navy
Mickey “Sous
Captain Sailorbird
Pappy and His Friends
Yogi Bear
Barry Reasoner
Rawhide
Cheyenne
Mitch
Plinstones
Ditkens-Fenster
Alfred Hitchcock
Sunset Strin
Jack Paar
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