Admitted and Discharged Names in Corry Area
A list shows admissions and discharges including Mrs. Jerome Davis 621 North Tenter street Mrs. Wilma Adams North Clymer Clyde Jones Clymer Mrs. Harold Cragg 558 Sciota street Mrs. Iva Rhodes RD 1 Corry discharged Mrs. Francis Thomas RD Corry Margie King 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Tresgler Clymer Ted Davis and daughter Laurie Ann Bear Lake Mrs. Louisa Kanyuck Glenline Pa Edward Staskiewicz Spartansburg Mrs Chester Czech 223 Worth street Mrs Richard Thomas and daughter Brenda Lynn 70 Snyder Circle
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Jerome Davis
North Tenter Street
Wilma Adams
North Clymer
Clyde Jones
Clymer
Harold Cragg
Sciota Street
Iva Rhodes
R. D
Corry
Francis Thomas
Margie King
Howard ‘Tresgler
Ted Davis
Laurie Ann
Bear Lake
Louisa Kanyuck
Glenline
Edward Staskiewicz
Spartansburg
Chester Czech
Worth Street
Richard ‘Thomas
Brenda Lynn
Snyder Circle
Hail Unity Efforts Of Catholics Hail Unity Efforts Of Catholics
Vatican observers from non Catholic groups praised the Ecumenical Council sessions and urged restraint while noting dialogue is essential. Orthodoxy churches joined in thanking God for council results and stressed that outcomes remain uncertain until actions are taken at home. Dr. Robert commented on the need for careful assessment as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Robert
Bacon and Ham Prices Expected to Rise
Retailers forecast higher bacon and ham prices in the coming weeks with recent hog markets hitting their peak not seen since 1948. Farmers slowed hog production tightens supply, driving costs higher as consumers face adjustments at the meat counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate Labor Fight Delays Unemployment Bill Action
Democrats push for action on unemployment compensation as U C bill remains stalled in Senate Labor and Industry Committee. Republicans wary of broader debate. House committee reports $315000 for 300 state policemen and $500000 for Joint State Government Commission. Senate approves $34 million school aid to raise teacher salaries. measures go to Scranton. Dog law and other items moved to governor after varied committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C
Senate Labor and Industry Committee
House
Kline
Senate
Scranton
Devin
GOP
G Sesson
House Appropriations Committee
Joint
State Government Commission
State Police and Commission
House Commtee
Hor, Aan
Deaths Mrs Earl Sanford Rites Planned in Corry
Mrs Earl Sadie M Sanford of R D 1 Corry died at Warren General Hospital at 5 PM after a period as a patient since Friday She was born October 25 1882 in Emlenton and lived much of her life in Spring Creek Township Survived by daughter Georgia Crowell two granddaughters Bear Lake and Grand Valley and four great grandchildren Husband died in 1982 Funeral arrangements Bracken Funeral Home Corry with services at 2 PM Saturday Rev Zenas Bean Spring Creek Church officiating Burial West Spring Creek Cemetery
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Earl
Sadie
M. Sanford
Sanford
R. D. J. Corry
Warren General Hospital
Rouse
Youngsville
Emlenton
Spring Creek Township
Gerald
Georgia
Crowell
Corry
R. D
Robert Shamp
Bear Lake
Richard Confer
Grand Valley
Bracken Funeral Home
Zenas Bean
Spring Creek Church
West Spring Creek
McCray Funeral Service Held in Spartansburg
Funeral services for Paul B. McCray will be at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg at 2 p m Friday. Calling hours are 7–10 p m Wednesday and 2–4 and 7–10 p m Thursday. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Friends of Mrs Earl Sadie Sanford may call Bracken Funeral Home Corry Thursday 7–9 p m and Friday 2–4 and 7–? p m. Interment West Spring Creek Cemetery Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Earl
Sadie) Sanford
Bracken
Corry
West Spring Creek
Indiana State College
Quick Change Bit Clips Erie Victims
Two youths about 19 tricked clerks in three Erie stores into giving $120 by exchanging two twenty dollar bills for many ones and fives. They claimed the notes were for sending $40 to a brother, then left after the clerk counted $39. Detective Don Wierbinski led the investigation at the Erie Pet Shop, Payless Discount Drug Store, and Anthony's Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Don Wierbinski
Payless Discount Drug Store
Anthony's Cleaners
Wierbinski
Description of suspect from robbery report envelope incident
The report notes a split envelope with toy money and alleges two suspects. one youth about five feet eight inches tall with dark crewcut hair and a light sweater, another with sandy hair and facial blemishes.
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Pope
South
Wierbinski
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Rexall
VFW
Chet
Hoderny
Cliff Carroll
Fran & Jim's
Moose
Hpssooo Geary
Elks Club
Russell Stover
Sea’s Drug’ Store
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rex Theatre
Stanford
Moatsie —Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Chet” Hoderny
AllWay Electric
McAfee Brown
Stanford University
Herits Wee Omanee
Petormet
Rurches
Oscar Cullman
Basel
Paris
the Corry Evening Journal
Excsai
George R. Sam We
General Rt
Georay Ma Diversing
John Foreman
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Leago
New York 17
N. Y
Michiware
Troll
Mid
Cory
Panx
AP News
Indiana State University
Alto
Pogle Lumber
Millers Falls
Tra Value Building Supply Center
Teathc
Universa
Universal
Jeep
TCM
Titusville Crankshaft and Machine Company
East Central Avenue
Titusville, PA
Nioj Ruo
Yadot
Corry Savings & Loan
North Center Street
Union City
Wattsburg
Western Auto
N. Main St
Meerhoff
Union City Roster
S. Main St
Anderson
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Asia Ylvania
Fred Davies
Paradise
Labrada
Lab
Rewee Atta Unter
Ike
Speier Eee
Eitizeng
Maring
Nationa
BANK
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