Various City News Passages From Local Ledger
A city patrol report details an evening disturbance at the Spaghetti House on East Main Street and a prowler sighting at the former Trading Post on North First Avenue. Nurses seek $800 yearly across the board. The Corry A Cappella Choir heads to Erie for a Christmas telecast. Councilman Robert Price remains in fair condition at Curry Memorial Hospital. Auto accident settlements totaling thousands were approved in Warren County Court. A Warren County treasurer salary appeal is set for December 27. Fundraising continues for Lydia Dean’s murder defense. The new entrance at Citizens National Bank is near completion. Olewa mayor J Norton opposes a local wage tax. An Amorozo report notes a bounced beer payment dispute tied to a suspicious check in Corry.
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Curry Memorial Hospital
Robert Price
East Main Street
Price
Army Launches Jupiter Missile From Pace to East Florida Coast
The Jupiter launch from Pace to the East Florida seacoast, occurring after dark, appeared far more sensational than the Atlas ICBM launched a day earlier. The two rapid major launches over two days underscored America's intensified ballistic missile program.
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Army
Jupiter
Pace
East Florida
America
Rural Churches Set Christmas Services Sunday
Rural churches plan Christmas services on Sunday with morning and evening programs. Brokenstraw parish and other area churches, led by Rev. Ho Mechinituble, prepare services and a Christmastide pageant. Beaverdam Mennonite Church will host a Sunday School session at 10 and a morning worship at 11 with an evening program at 7 30 featuring a chorus and a special radio broadcast of Prince of Peace.
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Coryama
Brokenstraw
Chie
By. Lane
Rey
Dayton City
Lottie
Huieh Semvie
Corry
Girard Is Discharged After Army Separation Center Arrival
Girard, linked to an international incident after the slaying of a woman, was discharged three hours after reaching the Army separation center. He declined to discuss his discharge classification and told reporters he has personal business to attend to. He plans to spend Christmas with family in Ollawi while awaiting further arrangements. Hundreds greeted 29 year old Girard as he arrived in Chicago before transfer to Sheridan. The report notes the average elevation of the Antarctic Continent as 1,000 feet.
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Ptt
Girard
Ottawa
Army
Louis
Ollawi
Iin
Chicago
FL Sheridan
Confidential Magazines Convicted and Fined in Obscenity Case
Confidential and Whisper magazines were convicted by Superior Judge M Burton Noble of conspiring to publish obscene material and fined 5000 each. The trial followed a hung jury, with 11 individuals including publisher Robert Harrison dismissed. Harrison agreed to revise the magazines format and halt scandal stories about celebrities.
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M. Burton Noble
Confidential
Whisper
Wiel
Robert Harison
Harrison
Surgeon’s Wife Dies in Schwenksville Pa
Mrs. Chevalier Jackson, wife of a surgeon who pioneered throat treatment, died at her home in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania. She was 42 years old.
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Schwenksville
Chevalier Jackson
Cutting Rob Van Burien to Speak at Evening Service
Robert Van Burien of Holland Michigan will deliver the evening message at Cutting Sunday at 8 o'clock. He is a Hope College student preparing for the ministry and the public is invited.
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Robert van Burien
Holland
Mich
Hope College
Wilfred Wadlace
Deborah
John Zojone
Gerald Bemis
Lyle Bemis
Pittsburgh
Orville Bemis
Gordon Shampoe
Joseph Lowes
South Ripley
Arthur Wallice
Joseph Braun
South Dayton
Earl Thompson
Redman
Carol
Ibinda
M. J. Wallice
Local social notices recount Sunday gatherings and birthdays
Janice dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richard Curtiss and attended a Christian ceremony at the Community chet. Mr and Mrs Walter DeShaver hosted a family dinner honoring their daughter Mrs Ronald Whitney of Findley Lake for her birthday. Mr and Mrs pine Gruvink and Ronald Rhodes of Clymer were guests. William and Harold Bemis visited.
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Janice
Richard Curtiss
Wrnnit
Walter DeShaver
Ronald Whitney
Findley Lake
Pine Gruvink
Ronald Rhodes i Clymer
William
Harold Bemis
Iun Clepuld Bemis
Young Hunter Receives Teacher Help In Doe Hunt
In a school setting near Greenville Wisconsin a teacher Mrs Sidney Keledy assisted a student Michael Grinone who shot a doe in a field near the school with a valid hunting license. The student returned to classes after the hunt. In another report a 77 year old resident Scott Vath died in a house fire that destroyed a two room frame home in Stoneboro about 20 miles from Greenville.
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Sidney Keledy
Michael Grinone
Grinone
Greenville
Scott Vath
Stoneboro
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North First Aver Aue
Jamestown General Hospital
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Erie
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H. Lynn Rice
Warren County
Alexander C. Flicker
Kathryn Troutman
Bugar Grove
Alfred ‘Troutman
Thomas Condron
RD. 8
Sugar Grove
Troutman
Ora E. ‘McIntyre
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Joan
Robert Johnson
RD. 2
Pittsfield
Robert Ritchie
Alexander C. Ficker
Lydia Dean
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Pleasantville
Ira Dean
Titusile
Citizens National Bank
South Center Street Bank
Olewa
Jers J Norton
Che Mulyor
W Porsumer
Joseph Amorse
Uw A
First Avenue
Rons
Vty Pales
Russell Murphy Jr
Titusville
Amoroso
Citizens Naional Bank of
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Air Force
Thor
Pena
Christmas Club
Cath
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Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Mnmahe Papier Reportt
Miveance
Coaroration
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Antarctic Continent
Charles Purell Sherman
Paul Shinko
Hatchhollow
Max Bemis
Willi Bemis
Wilfred Wallawend
Rachel Wright
Salvadore Elis
Juns
Sue
Orpha H Paued
Havel Harris
Brite
Cecil Stumphryy
Roy Redman Jr
Stedman
Jamestown
Linda
WCA Hospital
Baltimore
John Hopkins Hospital
Roy Reiman Sr
Amos Yunkurden
Young Hunter
Christmas
Roberts
Columbus, Pa