Local Admits and Discharges Notice
Admitted individuals include Robert Akam of 363 South Center Street and Perry L. Tillotson of Corry. Discharged are Charles Haner of 42 Chestnut Street and Mrs. Arthur Brundage of Spring Creek, John Linendell of Clymer, Mrs. Donald Neckers of Sherman, Mrs. Myrtle Barton of 202 Fairview Street, and Daniel Katulich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Katulich of 212 West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Akam
South Center
Perry L. Tillotson
R. D
Corry
Arthur Brundage
Spring Creek
John Linendell
Clymer
Donald Neckers
Sherman
Myrtle Barton
Fairview Street
Daniel
Rudolph Katulich
West Pleasant Street
Wintry Blast Heads East and Cold Toll Across Regions
A subzero belt stretched from the Dakotas to Minnesota with 11 below in Sioux Falls and readings near zero to 10 above in parts of New England. The borderlands saw warming in the eastern Rockies as snow depths varied. Deaths included Clinton E. Morehouse of Erie found at home from a heart attack with funeral services planned at St George Funeral Home and burial in Meadville. Also noted was the death of Rev J Whippo in Fullerton at 96, with survivors listed and services arranged. Unseasonably cold weather remained near seasonal levels in most regions, with clear skies in the Far West and South Central areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Sioux Falls
S.C
New England
Rockies
Clinton E. Morehouse
Morehouse
East Main Street
James St. George
Corry
St. George
Erie County
Clinton Morehouse
Erie
John Stewart
Mina Craig T
Jacksonville
Fla
Gladys Emory
St. Petersburg
St. George Funeral Home
Dwight Jack
10Th Street
J. K. Whippo
Franklin
Brie
Jamestown
Emma Borland
Calif
Earl of Kensington
Fullerton
Lawes
Mixed AP briefs from Philadelphia to Louisville
AP dispatches report a burglar’s theft of a patrol wagon in Philadelphia as officers hunted inside a pharmacy. In Louisville a Santa Claus actor returns a wallet with $43 to Mrs Cogburn, refusing a reward. Cincinnati notes a school’s loss of pencils prompts a conscience letter from California. West Virginia closes Camp Fairchance for convicts due to escapes and renovations. Jefferson County pays 5500 to acquire Vernon Starr's outhouse for highway relocation, then resells land not needed for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James Curley
James Harkins
Jenkin
Curley
Harkins
Louisville
Caroline Cogburn
Santa Claus
Waller Cooley
Cooley
Louisville, Ky
Jefferson Fiscal Court
Vernon Starr
Jefferson County
Starr
Storrs
Signboard Story At Citizens National Bank
The bank installed a revolving triangular sign with weather on one side time on another and a third for notices. The device shows today's high and low temperatures on the temperature side. The three sides are 30 inches square and the bank’s tall V shaped sign stands above it. The installation was completed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
McNamara May Slash 75000 Jobs Defense Installations
McNamara proposed cutting about 75000 jobs by reviewing defense installations to curb spending. The base survey began in March 1961, two months after Kennedy took office, and predates Johnson’s rise to the presidency by about 24 years. The Pentagon then listed 6700 bases and installations worldwide, about 4500 in the United States, the rest abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
McNamara
Kennedy
Pentagon
Factory Accident Claims Brookline Man Life
Frank M. Wesley, 58, of Brookline, was killed in a factory incident at the A. M. Byers Co. plant when he slipped and fell into machinery. The event follows Defense Department notes on savings and plant closures through 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Pittsburgh
Frank M
Wesley
Brookline
McNamara
Congress
A. M. Byers Co
Bobby Easing Back Into Public Life
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy returns to public life with his first official appearance since his brother John F. Kennedy’s funeral. He attended a ground breaking in Washington, offered no public statements, and continues to serve as AG at President Johnson’s request while maintaining private plans. He looks in good health and maintains his quiet, cautious public profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cary
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Bob
Hailway
Boston
Florida
Woman Dies in Hill District Apartment Fire
A Pittsburgh Hill District woman, Betty Lawson, 27, died today when a mattress ignited an apartment fire above a tavern. Police found her body beside the burning mattress in the apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hill
Betty Lawson
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Hammermill
Corry Journal Printing Department
Flye Rexall Drugs
Bob Easley
Owcewreerrree
Taylor
Carroll
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Haner
Chestnut Street
Aspital Ledan
Wodas
Mike Litz
Cliff Carroll
Turben
Chevrolet
Corry Bakery
Beierschmitt
Cambridge Springs
Hofts Corry
Lea’s
AllWay
Eagle’s
P.m
CNBI
Citizens National Bank of Ferry
Citizens End
Christimas Club
OF Corry
Dmrinbot Fedral -Dybestt
Thturince Corporation
Firestone
Manchester
Tru Alue Building Supply Center
Franklin Street
EOE Sen Te
Rise Stevens
Brian Sullivan
Columbus Boy Choir
Ron
Jax
United States
Canada
Barney's Ft
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Whittier Calif
Moundsville
W. Va
Citizeen Pena Ag Eae
This
Famous Freemans
Carrig’s
Guarrnteed
Bobby
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