Discharged and admitted names in local hospital list
A fragmentary hospital roll lists multiple discharges and admissions across Corry and surrounding towns. Entries include Rexford Fenton and son Richset George, and other patients with addresses in Snyder Circle, West Frederick Street, East Pleasant Street, Grove Street, and North Clymer. Names mention Allan Adams, Sadie Sanford, James McCray, Donald Tine, Rhoda Ann Rieck, Gayle Eshelman, Henry Hill, David Ross, Jennie Akam, and several others with family ties to local residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Adams
Corry
Sadie Sanford
Charles Butters
Wright Street
James
Donald McCray
Fred- Prick Street
Donald Tine
West T
Richard Merkle
Grove Street
Onal Hines
North Clymer
Keith’ Rieck
Rhoda Ann
East Pleasant Street
Gayle
Elvin Eshelman
R. D
Henry Hill
Gould Street
David Ross
East Main Street
Jennie Akam
West Washington Street
High School Band Represents Pa at Inauguration
Harrisburg AP reports Cardinal Dougherty High School Band of Philadelphia will represent Pennsylvania at President Johnson's inauguration in Washington. State Chairman Otis B. Morse said Johnson was favorably impressed after hearing the band in June in Philadelphia and again in August at the Democratic National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Washington
Pateeeatre
Otis B. Morse
Woman Dies After Leap From Swerving Car in McKeesport
Pittsburgh AP reports 62 year old Elaine Caves died when she leaped from a swerving car near her McKeesport home and was run over. The driver, her husband Blishs Caves, 62, remained with the vehicle as officers and the Allegheny County Morgue investigated the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Atso
Mc‘keesport
Elaine Caves
Allegheny County
Blishs
Fires Kill 66 in Three-Day National Toll
The Associated Press reports at least 66 people died in fires nationwide over the last three days, including many children. Daily tallies show 20 dead on Sunday, 26 on Saturday, and 20 on Friday, with multiple house fires pushing furnaces to capacity in cold weather. In upstate New York a mother and six children perished in a Palmyra blaze. the father returned from Chicago shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Fountaintown
Ind
Paul B. Breeden
Palmyra
Rochester
Chicago
Breeden
41 Killed In Train Crash
Authorities blamed the wreck on fog and engineer inattention as the freight train crashed into a passenger train near Tenosique Tabasco. The engineer Miguel Sanchez Cruz fled the scene after the collision during a routine 10 minute stop en route to Cuatzacoalcos Veracruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Sanchez Cruz
Tenosique
Tabasco
Cuatzacoalcos
Veracruz
Underground test foreshadows canal project in Central America
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed a Friday underground explosion in Nevada described as equivalent to about 100 tons of explosive force. Officials said the test evaluated excavation techniques that could conceivably be used for the proposed sea level canal through Central America as part of ongoing research into geological wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Fee
Nevada
Central America
Hal Boyle's America ha New York AP roundup
Hal Boyle notes mail reveals surprises about American life including teen spending of 11 billion yearly and 22 percent of youths under 20 involved in auto theft prey. Other items touch on work fear, female-headed families, Christmas card trends, dental research, and quirky folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Afl
U.S
University of Is Alabama
Andrew Jackson
White House
Jackson
Tibet
David Eccles
Three CIA Agents Executed in Cuba Reportedly
Havana Radio said three CIA agents were executed by firing squad for crimes against Cuba’s integrity and stability. Other agents received prison terms up to 30 years. Named shot dead were Ricardo Ulloa Olivers, Daniel Montero Camalier, and Desiderio Valladares. Ulloa and Montero were former Cuban militiamen. Valladares reportedly led a CIA espionage group called the Western Unique Front operating in Pinar del Rio province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Havana Radio
U.S
Ricardo Ulloa Olivers
Daniel Montero Camalier
Desiderio Valladares
Ulloa
Luci Baines Johnson Named Chairman of Teen Program
Luci Baines Johnson, daughter of the President, becomes chairwoman of the National Foundation-March of Dimes teen-age program. Her first act is a letter to 2,000 teen-age leaders urging involvement in preventing birth defects that affect about 250,000 children annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luci Baines
Washington
Luci Baines Johnson
National Foundation—March of Dimes
Miss Johnson
Convicted Of Illegally Killing Deer In Lycoming County
A second man, Raymond Silverman of Trout Run, was found guilty on three charges of lighting deer and carrying a loaded gun. He received a $325 fine plus $827 costs. Dale Ross, the first convict, was fined earlier. Further hearings are pending before Justices of the Peace Harold Campbell and Dean Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
State Game Commission
Lycoming
Raymond Silverman
Trout Run R. D
Justice of the Peace
Harold Campbell
Dale Ross
Trout Run R. D. 1
Dean A. Dawes
Dawes
Campbell
Funeral services for Mrs. Perry Akam at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral notices announce the services for Mrs. Perry Akam at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Wednesday with viewings from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKAM
Perry
Jenkie) Akam
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Rossbecher Insurance Service
Corry Journal Printing Department
Turben
Chevrolet
Peale
South Side
Elks
Macko's
Edie Deey
Ta. m
Gertha A. Miles
Spring Cree
Vincent Fisher
Ronald E. Bunte
North, Slymer
Rexford Fenton and Son
Richset George
Snyder Circle
Jerry
Jeffrey
Gerald Proctor
H. D
Ee He Daugherty
Seagnant R. Goodwill
Centerville
George N. Martin
Bear Lake
Robert
Robert A. Fergus
Findley Lake
Union
Carrig’s
Spartansburg
Libby Glass
Mountain
Keystone
South Side Beverage
Zalzneck’s
First Avenue
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Columbus
Carrig
Spar
Tansburg
Proton Alegene
Williams
California
Florida
Russell Stover
Sea's
Corry Area
Mre
Giark
Conny
REX Theatre de Fri
Mars
Hal Boyle
LEED
CIA
Cuba
Lady Vanity
Miracle Sharp
Raady
Jeep
Kaiser de Corporation
POPPY
QUEEN
Anne Service
Fatroth
Jay
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