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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1963

Page

2

Discharged and admitted names at Union City hospital

Discharged Mrs Charles Tanner and others including Mrs William Blakeslee Mrs Harold Graybill Mrs Nelson Harmon Robert Watrous Mrs Merton Bemis and Mrs Stephen Romanosky with son Walter James admitted LaRue Otaway Mrs Ronald Baney Curt Shepard Henry Williams Mrs Charles Hoch Mrs Donald Howland Homer Willis David Robinson Mrs Paull Hunter Mary Ranyak Miss Rosemary Curtis Miss Sherilf Anne Foradora Curt Shepard Raymond D McCrillis and other local residents listed for discharge or admission at Union City Memorial Hospital

Charles Tanner R. D William Blakeslee Corry Harold Graybill Nelson Harmon Unionov Robert Watrous Todd Vincent Legters Cly ‘Mer Roberts Legters Clymer Merton Bemis Korry Stephen Romanosky Walter James Maple Avenue John Mclaughlin Gould] Street Union City Memorial Hospital LaRue Otaway East Heh Ronald Baney R.D Union City Curt Shepard Paton Henry Willams High Street Charles Hoch Edinboro Donald Howland Homer Willis Cambridge Springs David Robinson Paull Hunter Grant Street Mary Ranyak Bridge Street Rosemary Curtis Sherilf Anne Foradora Third Avenue Union Cty Raymond D. McCrillis Westley Way

Deaths Miss Cora May Brown

Miss Cora May Brown died at home in North Clymer at 4:80 today at age 86. Born in Clymer on June 24, 1877, she was a Buffalo Normal School and University of Buffalo graduate, a pharmacist, teacher, and district superintendent in Washington state, with years in rural Clymer schools. Survivors include Tre omenhoe and May Brown, a nephew Lewis of North Clymer, three grandnieces, two great-nephews, and other relatives. Spinal rites will be held Saturday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer at 1 p.m. Rev. Harry Bauer officiating. interment in Clymer. Friends may call Friday 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m.

Miss Brown North Clymer Clymer Buffalo Normal School University of Buffalo Miss Wasas Fashington Women's Society of World Vice Hy- Begate United Brethren Church Tre Omenhoe Ads Mays Brown Lewis Spitzer

McLaughlin Funeral Arrangements Announced

The body of John A McLaughlin is at Bracken Funeral Home. Friends may call Thursday and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Rosary will be held Friday at 8 p.m. The funeral service will be Saturday at 9 a.m. at St Elizabeth's Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

School Defies State Bible Reading Act in New Cumberland

Harrisburg AP reports the New Cumberland Joint Board decided to resume daily classroom Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer at New Cumberland Junior High. The action follows a Supreme Court decision banning group Bible reading in public schools, with state and legal opinions split on enforcement.

Harrisburg U.S. Supreme Court New Cumberland New Cumberland School Joint Board Cumberland County Red Land Supreme Court St. Alessandroni

Miners Trapped As Utah Explosion Claims 8 Dead

Rescue efforts in a Utah mine faced gas water and debris as firefighters struggled to reach 17 missing workers. Two rescued miners Donald Hanna and Paul McKinney survived with five others believed safe after the blast at 4 40 p m Tuesday in a 3000 foot tunnel near the main shaft.

Utah Cantin Eage Donald Hanna Price Paul McKinney Moab HamphKimney Hung Hanna McKinney Pines

Quiet DC march yields resolve and high hopes for rights

Crowds estimated at 50 large gathered around the Washington Mall and reflected pool as thousands listened to speakers led by A. Philip Randolph and Martin Luther King Jr. The march ended with calls to pass Kennedy's civil rights bill, while Archbishop O Boyle objected to a portion of Job Lewis speech.

Washington Washington Monument State Department Potomac River A. ‘Phils Randolph Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Licoln Memorial Job Lewis Patrick A. O'Boyle Lewis Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee O’boyle March King Southern Christian Leadership United States Congress Kennedy

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