Local hospital call line and listings in Corry area
An abridged hospital notice lists urgent call numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and a long reader of discharged and admitted residents in Corry Union City Clymer and surrounding areas. The notice includes addresses and family names such as Mrs Donald Corry Mrs John Sting Wilson Duane McIntyre Rebecca and Janet Brown with multiple RD and street references. It also advertises Line-O-Ad local rates and ongoing entertainments at Hotel Corry’s Gold Room and Bowl-Aire league signups with phone contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Corry
John Sting
Pittsfield
Duane McIntyre
Spring Creek
Cyril Gluynn
R. D
Corry
Rebecca
Carl
Heny Quert Carry
Wilbur Camp
Ivan Beckerink
Clymer
B. John Jones
North Center Street
Robert May Street
Minnleburg
Bradley
David J Creek
Frank Fedorchuk
James LeRoy
First Avenue
Janet
Maxwell Brown
Neil Stutzman
Lori Jean
Bear Lake
Thomas Koark
Columbus
William
Herman Pantle
Margaret
Jim Kelly
Pa House Passes Compensation Extension Request
Harrisburg AP says Pennsylvania House approved a resolution urging Congress to extend unemployment benefits for three months after regular payments run out. The measure passed 161 to 10 and goes to the Senate for consideration. If approved, funds would come from the state unemployment compensation fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Harrisburg
Congress
Senate
Mixed doubles phone bowl at Bowl-Aire
A fragment notes a mixed doubles event at Bowl-Aire with an unclear phone contact 719 Seteseete. Details are incomplete and names or precise actions remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STG Elooney
Erie County Aides Discuss Treasure Hunt Pay Increase
Erie County commission chairman Carl D. Proctor convened department heads to review salary hikes for 350 employees. He signaled raises would require about 40 thousand dollars from budgets, with no use of general operating funds, amid a potential 5 thousand dollar deficit and possible hospital allocation cuts. Observers questioned feasibility, noting living costs rise and potential staff departures if raises are withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Proctor
Erie County Commission
Proctor
court= house
Tidioute School To Cost 762 198 In addition plans reviewed
Lawrie and Green prepared pre final drawings for the Tidioute school addition after preliminary plan approval by the State School Building Authority. Architects total cost 762 198 with reductions from 893 000. Core elements include 4 new gyms and cafeteria remodels. Riverdale elementary to be abandoned. bids expected in Harrisburg within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aum Otuig Aauille Tects Lawrie and
Green
Riverdale
Harrisburg
Nazis Picket Jewish Film Outside Boyd Theater
A midtown Philadelphia scuffle outside the Boyd Theater led to 65 arrests as police dispersed a Nazi picket linked to the American Nazi Party. Ralph Forbes and two associates faced breach of peace and inciting to riot charges. 62 anti Nazi demonstrators were also charged. Rockwell did not appear despite large police presence and promised hearings were set for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pntladelphta
Ue) — Voice
Israel
Pennsylvania
Polce
Ralph P. Forbes
Arlington
Wis
George Jeaneain Rockwell
American Nazi Party
Boyd Theater
Rockwell
Philadelphia
Forbes
Raymond D. Gootman
Arlingston
Schuyler Ferries
Falls Church
Firemen Battle Cold Amid Two Blazes In Four-Story Structure
In freezing weather, 30 volunteers fought two fires that climbed a rear wall to the attic, igniting the roof of a four story building. Damages ran about $6,000 to the structure and $4,000 to contents, while hoses iced over in the cold. A chimney blaze at the Higgins home caused little damage, and the Whitling building saw little saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Higgins
Whitling
Tio
Funeral Services for Henry Querreveld Held in Clymer
Funeral services will be held for Henry Querreveld at the Spitzer Fy Hota Home in Clymer Sallurds. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 8 p m and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Burial will be in Holland Cemetery in Clymer. Bicycles were taken from the building, Capt Richard Bush of the Salvation Army said one man came from the building carrying a dictionary and a Bible. The dictionary was covered with ice and water. The Bible was unscathed. Salvation Army and Red Cross disaster committee served coffee to shivering firemen, a neighbor Mrs Theron Reed provided coffee and hot soup. Davis requested Columbus firemen and equipment to stand by until some equipment could be freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bush
Salvation Army
Red Cross Disaster Committee
Theron Reed
Davis
Columbus
Police Alert Area Merchants About Phony Bills
Police warn area merchants to watch for counterfeit currency after two incidents where $1 bills were altered to resemble $5 and $10 notes. Detective Inspector Frank Pigaski cites method of cutting corners from larger bills and affixing them to a $1, with authorities including Secret Service agent Paul Usher monitoring developments. A second brief notes the death of Philadelphia heart surgeon Dr. Robert P. Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eftie
Renee Sabre
Aakitd la Eal Merchanta
Frank Pigaski
Figusk
U. 5. Secret Service
Paul Usher
Pittsburgh
Joel
Usher
U.S
Figaski
Philadelphia
Robert P. Glover
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Berkshire
Carroll's
Macko’s
East Main Street
Mabel
Katherine
Tessentetien
Flye Rexall Drugs
Sree
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher’s
West South Street
Nichols-Glavis
Cie —Turbén's
Auto Service
Chevrolet
Dpteseteterin Tosgeeees
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ted Falter
Aughter
Indstrom
Ths
Mr.ohnson
Union City
Arthur Klates
Dewey Hodge
Harry Lloyd Reynolds
Kilburn Street
Mary Catherine Palmer
West High Street
Charles Rockwood
Arthur Moon
Putnam Street
Cassius Sears
James Armstrong Sr
George Willover
Michael VanTussel
Brownstreet
Union Cit
AllWay Electric
Bererreee Concert Committee
Robert Catlin
Grice Jewelry
Rossbacher Insurance
Sea's Drugs
Johnson
His
Night Hawks
VFW
Soagertege Ateteateateteetege
DeCarlo
Setet Pegetede
Grace Fosburgh
West
Columbus Avenue
EDGE
Erie County
Tidioute School
Armour
Kansas City
Petel Shop
Corry "Savings Cloan Guy
Center Street
Corry, Penny A
Carrigs Footwear
PTA
Gialahn
Mioney
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