Corry News Briefs Include Accidents, Classes, and Legal Notices
A brakeman on a yard engine suffered a seizure near a Pennsylvania Railroad siding and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital, where he left against advice. A Corry man’s brother died at home of a heart attack. Services are planned for Virgil Herring of New Richmond, brother of Clarence Herring of Corry. The YMCA ski instruction course begins Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Y, with Ken Thompson as instructor and Sno-Peak for outdoors. Divorce actions filed in Erie County court involve Frank Nunn and Patricia Nun, and Lawrence Pitt and Lorraine Pitt. Fire Chief A. W. Hanna seeks to convert the former Joy Mfg. Co. plant site into a public skating rink with council approval. Police note a low-hanging telephone line on Lemon Street. the line was tied to a tree and General Telephone notified. Mrs. William Hecker left glasses at the Katherine Shop, described as off-white with plastic frames. Surplus food will be distributed at the Armory on East Washington Street Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m., with single-member families required to show white cards and Social Security cards. An Obi hunter, J. Presnetti, was ordered to pay damages and court costs after shooting Charles Prye by mistake. he is banned from hunting in Pennsylvania for five years.
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YMCA
the Y
Sterling Wees
Sno-Peak
Ken ‘Thompson
Wees
East Washington Street
Clarence Farrinston
Corry Moose Lode
Farrington
Orther Informatos
J. Presnett
Alexander G. , Flieck Jr
Warren County
Cout
Warren
Presnetti
Pennsylvania
David Titus
Ohio
Charles Prye
Kennedy Disturbed by British Reaction to Acheson Speech
President Kennedy expressed concern over British indignation at former Secretary of State Acheson remarks that Britain has no defined role. Officials say Kennedy will not overreact before his December meeting with Prime Minister Macmillan, while Acheson urged reading the full speech to judge its intent and called for a united Western approach to Germany reunification and stronger conventional forces along the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
Kemmedy
Dew Acheson
Britaiy
Eomn
Acheson
West Point
Kennedy
Macmillan
Germany
Britain
United States
Area Soldier Wounded In Viet Nam War
In Saigon Viet Nam an Army sergeant Richard D Bonzel 80 of Appleton Washington was killed in a training accident and Army private L C Robert B Eller of Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania a helicopter crewman was wounded by Communist fire. He was reported sight hurt from flying fragments of metal.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Richard D. Bonzel
Appleton
Wash
L. C
Robert B. Eller
Contieaut Lake
Pa Man Pleads No Defense In Beating Death
A 25 year old Shafferstown man pleaded no defense after the murder charge in the death of his infant stepdaughter was reduced to involuntary manslaughter. Judge Gates took the case under advisement and will pronounce sentence later. The infant Kathy Lynne Smith was one month old.
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Lebanum
G. Thomas Gates
John J. Kulpa Jr
Gates
Kulpa
Kathy Lynne Smith
A Prophet Prophesies Christmas Meditation on Micah
Area ministers discuss the Bethlehem prophecy in Micah 5 14 scriptural focus for Christmas. Barclay B Fishburn emphasizes Jesus birth in Beth Lehem Ephrathah and the eternal kingship linking to the Church as spiritual Israel urging readers to make Christ Lord and King of their lives.
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Barclay B
Israel
Jesus Christ
Bethlehem
Sphrathah
God
Church
Boston Shudders From Murders
Police fear a madman stalks Boston women with strangulation as his method. Miss Cadigan died after being home about 20 minutes Friday night. The prior victim, Sophie Clark of Englewood New Jersey, 19, was found strangled in a Back Bay apartment near the June 14 scene. Six stranglings occurred from June through August.
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Coumuneu
Une
Miss Cadigan
Sophie Clark
Englewood
N.J
Boston
Back Bay
Miss Clark
TV Schedule Highlights Bold Sports and Dramas This Week
Broadcast lineup lists Redskins vs Colts and Bills vs Titans with cinema and crime dramas, variety shows, westerns, and news across Saturday to Thursday. Key programs include Dragnet, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Johnny Carson, and Ed Sullivan with multiple sports events and movies.
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Redskins
Colts
Bills
Titans
Three Stooges
Syracuse
UCLA
Wide World of Sports
Torpedo Boat
Mantoyani
Dragnet
Police
D. B Round Table
Beany and Cecil
Sam Benedict
Jackie Gleason
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Joe Bishop
Defenders
Mr. Smith
Moyle
Lawrence Welk
Las Vegas
Giants
Ensign O'Toole
E. True
Dack Webb
Dinah Shore
Firestone
Howard K. Smith
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Sheridan Stoudt
Oil City
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Stoudt
Corry
Virgil €. Herring
New Richmond
Clarence Herring
Willis L. Arnold
Townville
Erie County Court House
Frank Nunn
R. D
Patricia Bell Nun
Worcester
Mass
Lorraine May Pitt
Lawrence E. Pitt
Portsmouth
A. W. Hanna
Franklin
Third Ward
Joy Mfg. Co
George Scanlon
Lemon Street
West Pleasant Street
The
General Telephone Co
William Hecker
East Trving Street
Katherine
Somp Jndy
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Chevrolet
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Carpair
Taney
Moniz
Chad Colpe
Turbey's Auto Service
Columbus Pa
Pappy
Stoney Burke
Brinkley's Journal
Carson
Huntley
Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Ron Cochran
Ben Hunt
Hennesey
Rot Cochran
CBS Reports
Doble Gillis
Dick ‘van Dyke
Naked City—Police
Bataan
Miss Brooks
Treasure Mountain
Sea Hunt
Bat Masterson
Donna Reed
Edle
Andy Williams
Gallant Men
Rawhide
Havel
Mitch
Paintstones
Dickens
Fenster
Charlie
Fair Exchange
Sunset Strip
Jack “Parr
Collingwood
RITZ
William and Mary Candies Ritz Restaurant
Grice Jewelers
Delta Power
Don Murray
Christine Kaufman
East Berlin
Rock Hudson
Burl Tyes
Timant
Sci Frey Keen
Oiraly
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