Local notices and ads mix with admissions list in Corry page
The page lists admitted and discharged individuals with addresses and ages including Mrs Trazel, Mr Wynn, Paul, and several children. It also shows open Labor Day promotions at Connie's, banana bread specials, Berkshire stocking sale details, Carroll's Gift Shop, East Main Street vendors, and a rare infantry weapons display by the National Guard on Friday evening at North Center and Washington streets.
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Trazel
Wynn
R. D
Corry Dale
Thomas Pager
Sherman Street
Paul
Ivan Heslink
North Clymer
Linda
Merl Clark
West Pleasant Street
Hazel Damon
Corry
James Exley
Clarendon
Rosetta Smith
East
Joseph Hajec
East Main Street
Matthew Proper
James Proper
Snyder’ Circle
Dale Portice
Kelly
James Robertson
Clymer
Bruce
Emil Toplovich
Thomas
Edward Dominessy
West
Washington Street
ILA
Atlantic
K. S. Durham
East Mainstreet
North Center
Washington Streets
National Guard
Deaths Mr Apthorp of R D 1 Grand Valley
Mr Apthorp aged 44 died after a heart attack, pronounced dead on arrival at Titusville Hospital. He lived in West Spring Creek area, served in World War II, and worked with the State Highway Department before his death. Survived by wife Susie, daughter Myrna, three sons, stepchildren, mother, brother, sisters, and 11 stepgrandchildren. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home with services Saturday at 11 a.m. and burial in West Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Apthorp
Grand Valley
Titusville Hospital
Paleoner
West Spring Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Highway Department
Susie Roberts Apthorp
Myrna Thomas
Corry
James Jr
William
George
Richard Price
Wesleyville
Robert Graves
Spartansburg
Ramon Graves
Myrna Apthorp
Fay
R. D
Elmira
Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral
Richard Bush
Union City Memorial Hospital Discharges Mrs Cottrell
Union City Memorial Hospital reports Mrs John Cottrell of R D 1 Union City has been discharged. No further details are provided.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
John Cottrell
R. D
Union City
Talon City
Funeral notices for Scholton and Apthorp
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Calla P Scholton at Ashville Methodist Church on Friday at 2 p m with burial in Panama Union Cemetery. Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer will host viewing Wednesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p m. Also noted are services for James R Apthorp at Bracken Funeral Home on Saturday at 11 a m with viewing times Thursday 7 to 9 p m and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m and burial at West Spring Creek Cemetery.
Learn At Home Or In School Or What
Rosemary Sheppard, a 15 year old, seeks habeas corpus to decide whether to stay in the custody of her sister Naomi McNeese or return to her parents Roy and Mrs Sheppard. The case in Tulsa district court centers on whether she should attend Webster High School or continue home education amid a dispute over compulsory schooling and home schooling criticism. Rosemary says she misses social activities and feels isolated, while her mother argues home teaching suits them and children.
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Tulsa
Okla
Rosemary Sheppard
Rosemary
Naomi Mc*Neese
Roy C. Sheppard
Webster High School
McNeese
Sheppard
Ruline
Sheppards
Herwit
Roy Gary
Court of Criminal Appeals
Business College
Ray Gene
Oil pipeline through Kurdish area cut in Lebanon
A report states the Iraq Petroleum Company pipeline through Kurdish territory in Lebanon has been cut and oil flow halted. A company spokesman said the attack disrupted supply and left the line shut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Petgaleu Company
Teriory
Sportsman
Widay
Governor touts Pennsylvania dairy strength in farm economy
Governor Lawrence hailed America's farm economy as the strongest worldwide during a Milk Promotion Committee luncheon in Pittsburgh. He cited nearly 40 billion dollars in US farm income, and noted farm worker productivity rising to feed 37 people each. Pennsylvania dairy farming boosted state agricultural income, rising from 287 million in 1955 to 382 million in 1961, with milk production making up 40 percent of the state's agricultural income while poultry accounts for about 20 percent.
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United States
Lawrence
Putsoureh
America
Pennsylvania
Frankfurter Quits Court and Goldberg Seen as Successor
President plans to send Frankfurter to Chicago to head off a telegraphers strike while Kennedy discusses a successor. Goldberg, 54, a Jewish lawyer with labor experience, is considered the likely replacement and has been praised for energy and prior labor leadership. Dirksen notes Goldberg hails from Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
Kennedy
Frankfurter
Goldberg
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Harvard
Congress
Vesset
Senate
Evoel M. Dirksen
Tinois
Woman 97 Dies After Brutal Beating in New York
Jane Bier aged 97 died seven days after an assault in a Manhattan Upper West Side building. A man followed her into a vestibule, punched her, dragged her down stairs, and stole from her pocketbook. Witnesses described the suspect as a light-skinned Negro with a thin mustache, 20 to 25, as police searched for him.
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NEW Xyork
Jane Bier
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Colubia University
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Moose Home Colonial Room
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Steee
Berkshire
Carroll
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Poe
R. Apthorp
Phoenix
Frostie
Marty
Weel Baath Street
Jurden’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Stoneboro Fair
Susi Arden & the
Roof Rocker Orchestra
Harner Racing
Tex Filler
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Mercer County
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Pittsburgh
Karl J. Brooks
131Th Avenue
Raymond N. Mitchell
Governor Lands Farm Economy
API
Rossin’s
Htore
Tellows
Free Plaid
North Center Street
Canada
Dity Soft Drinks
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Pascal Celery
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