Funeral services for Mrs Earl F Roberts Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Earl F Millicent Rob erts will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p m Friends may call there Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 104 and 7 to 9 p m Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry selects all Republican council in mayoral race
Top Dr. speeches frame a one party council as Dr. Furst wins the mayoral post. Peiffer, the lone Democrat last term, yields to a full Republican slate with council members Russell Brant Jack Downey Ned Johnston and Clare Capwell joining the administration after November’s results.
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Jack Downey
Ned Johnston
Clare Capwell
Discharged and listed residents from Corry area
A long list shows residents with addresses and relations, including Charles Henry, Brenda Trott, Richard Stritzinger, Mrs. Haenel, Mrs. Karges, Francis Host, Lewis White, Mrs. Leona Lonnen, Gerald Bensink, Ruth Martin, and others. It also notes a deceased infant daughter of William Silvis and a Christmas lighting collection event tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. All city east of Center street are asked to have porch lights on.
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Charles Henry
Chestnut Street
Harley Banks
North Center Street
Brenda
Robert Trott
Shady Avenue
Richard
Charles Stritzinger
Clymer
Carl Haenel
Warren
Anna Karges
Sherman
Francis Host
Bear Lake
Ronald Messenger
Spring Creek
Lewis White
Fifth Avenue
Leona Lonnen
Barker
N.Y
Gerald Bensink
R. D
Cor
Ry. Ruth
Ralph Martin
West Smith Street
Johnston Jr
Johnston Moon
Robert Alford
Corry
Robert Bull
Willam Redmond
Wright Street
William Silvis
Center Street
City Agrees on New Plaza Location and Parking Plan
The Parking Authority chair says Abbey property would serve nearby merchants and that new off street parking is needed for other downtown areas. City engineers note plazas away from the shopping area would heighten demand to preserve parking for existing businesses while plans study long range parking expansion.
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Buyers Fair
Fogle Lumber Co
John Rossbacher
Abbey
Washington
North Center Street
Rossbacher
David Johnson
Gerald Staples
Staples
Johnson
Redmond 74 WWII veteran dies at Corry hospital
William A. Redmond 74 of 525 Wright Street died yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital. Born February 19 1893 in Grand Rapids Michigan he moved to Corry in 1933 became manager of Kurtz Furniture Co later co owner of the Warehouse until its sale in 1967. Navy lieutenant commander in World War II he belonged to Reed Lodge P and A M No 316 Evansville Indiana Evansville Consistory Royal Arch Chapter No 200 Corry Zem Zem Shrine and Corry American Legion Post. Survived by wife Lora Little Redmond and several nieces and nephews. No viewing. memorial services later. Bracken Funeral Home in charge.
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Wright Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Grand Rapids
Mich
Corry
Kurtz Furniture Co
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U. S. Navy
Reed Lodge
Evansville
Ind
Royal Arch Chapter
Seat 2 New Directors In Columbus
The Columbus School Board seated two new directors Herbert Teidler and Mrs Quentin Mc Uray at its annual meeting, replacing Hollis Upper man and Basil Pokosh who declined reelection. Officers named Joseph Pitcavage president Eugene Bloom vice president Louis Ball secretary. Ball is not a board member. Pokosh elected treasurer though no longer a director. Board to pursue tuition from Spring Creek students attending Columbus school after noting bills all paid for third straight month. cafeteria losses cut from 275 to 43 by late October. Township supervisors to revive a school bus stop thrown into a creek. Waverly Iowa police report temporary retirement of a woman’s self defense teacher.
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Herbert Teidler
Quentin Mc Uray
Hollis Upperman
Basil Pokosh
Joseph Pitcavage
Eugene Bloom
Louis Ball
Ball
Pitcavage
Harry Jaquith
McCray
Heidler
Pokesh
Pokosh
Spring Creek
Pentagon Says Its Light Viet Plane Loss Nears 3 000
Pentagon reports nearly 3,000 U S aircraft losses in Vietnam through Nov 30 2 956 total including 1 401 destroyed by enemy action and 1 555 lost to other hostile actions accidents and attrition The tally exceeds World War II bombing by air and marks $3 billion in losses with 2 18 planes per thousand sorties versus Korea and WWII rates
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Washington
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Laos
Thailand
North Vietnam
Greenlee
Korea
United States
Air War Escalates as Hanoi Responds with Missiles and Air Losses
The Air Force and Navy boost missions into the Hanoi Haiphong area as North Vietnam launches 2,800 SAMs in response, outpacing the 2,000 missiles fired in two prior years. Sixty-six U.S. fighters have been downed in the North since August. MIGs claim nine air kills since August 23 while ground fire sinks remaining aircraft. Hanoi's defense array includes 223 antiaircraft positions from 37mm to 100mm.
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Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Hanoi
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