Local Wardrobe Admits and Discharges and Births in Corry Area
Admitted Saturday Gerry Davis and several residents include Emma Spiesman William Mackey and Quinlen Nielsen. Discharged Robert C Newell and others. Birth announced for Larry Jackson at Corry Memorial Hospital with Peggy Kirch as former Mrs. Jackson. Entertainment noted at Hotel Corry Gold Room with Johnny Hutson on organ tonight.
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Gerry Davis
West Washington Street
Emma Spiesman
West Park Place
William Mackey
Spring Street
Robert C. Newell
Titus
Corry
Johnny Hutson
9Tol
James Hurlbut
Johnson Street
Hannah Keener
Spartasburg
C. Louis Auer
East
Congress Street
Ernest Buetikofer
R. D
Liam Master Jr
East Smith Street
Wade Martin
Tidioute
Michael
George Bennett
Richard
Steven Burlingame
James Jackson
Hatch Street
Mary Chapman
Fourth Avenue
Clymer
Linda Miller
Spartansburg
Karen
Cecil VanGuisen
Second Avenue
Henry Preble
Corry Memorial Hospital
Larry Jackson
R. D. 3, Corry
Johnson seeks nation wide program to preserve beauty
President Johnson urged Congress to launch a broad effort to curb air and water pollution, expand parks, and remove eyesore junkyards along highways. He called for a community extension program linking universities to cities and funding to train local workers under housing laws, with open space and land and water conservation as key tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
America
Congress
Thhey
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Major Threat To Railroad Labor Peace Removed
A job security pact for 300000 nonoperating railway employees ends what federal mediator Francis A. O'Neill Jr described as the last major threat to railroad labor peace. The agreement largely bans layoffs, allowing attrition for reductions, and covers all major railroads except Southern and Florida East Coast regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
Mediation Board
Southern
Florida East Coast
Hold Rites For Harvey Croscut
Final rites for Harvey A. Croscut were held at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p m with Rev. Virgil Endsley and Rev. Charles DuBois officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included James and Ronald Croscut, Craig and Conrad Parkhurst, Keith Plants, and Russell Mallory. Attending from away were Earl Heath and Carlyle Harvey families from Cranesville and Toledo, Edward Harvey of Warren, Donald Crosscut and Lucy Schurman of Clymer, Vert Watrous of North Clymer, Richard Randall and Ray Langowski of North East.
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Harvey Croscut
Harvey A. Croscut
Bracken Funeral Home
Virgil Endsley
Charles DuBois
Pine Grove Cemetery
James
Ronald Crosseut
Craig
Conrad Parkhurst
Keith Plants
Russell Mallory
Earl Heath
Cranesville
Carlyle Harvey
Toledo
Ohio
Edward Harvey
Warren, Ohio
Donald Crosscut
Lucy Schurman
Clymer
Vert Watrous
North Clymer
Richard Randall
Ray Langowski
North East
Requiem Mass for Donald Hughes Planned
A Requiem Mass for Donald Hughes will be said at St. Thomas Church on Wednesday at 9 30 am preceded by a prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home at 9 am. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm with the Rosary Tuesday at 8 pm.
Corry Marine Killed In Crash
Marine Corps private Richard Hughes born 1945 Corry died in a crash returning from Jamestown North Carolina. He enlisted July 9 1962 trained at Paris Island served at Camp Lejeune Kaneohe Bay Oahu Hawaii and spent two years in the 1st Marine Brigade. Survived by parents and sister Mary Kay. Funeral at Bracken Funeral Home with Rosary and Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church and interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Marine
Hughes
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Camp Lejeune
1St Marine Brigade
Kaneohee
Marine Corps Air Station
Oahu
Hawaii
Norfolk
Hurlbut
Schifke
Jamestown
N. C
Corry
St. Edward’s School
Corry Area
Richard Hughes
Mary Kay
Frank Gravino
R. D
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
Pennsylvania Reapportionment and Budget Battle Looms
Harrisburg reports quickening legislative pace as lawmakers reopen. House Elections and Apportionment holds hearings on reapportionment with four witnesses inclosing GOP Chairman Truax and Democratic Chairman Morse. Budget hearings may favor a $1.26 billion 1965 66 plan as party lines diverge on scope and public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
GOP
Craig Truax
Otis B. Morse
U.S. Supreme Court
Morse
Senate
John Devlin
Devlin
AMA Delegates Endorse Eldercare Plan Over Medicare
The American Medical Association House of Delegates voted to endorse and support a plan called elder care opposing the Johnson administration's Medicare proposal. The 236,000 member body reaffirmed opposition to a federally administered Medicare financed by Social Security taxes. Eldercare had earlier been adopted by the AMA Board of Trustees and a bill with its provisions was introduced in Congress by Rep. A Sydney Herlong Jr. and Rep. Thomas B. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMA
Chicago
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA’ Board of Trustees
Congress
A. Sydney Herlong Jr
D-Fla
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Suspect Held Without Bail in Philadelphia Stabbing
Wallace H. Brown, 19, faces another hearing February 15 on a homicide charge for the fatal stabbing of Willie Williams, 38. He was ordered held without bail yesterday at a preliminary arraignment before Magistrate Matthew Zagaskh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wallace H. Brown
Willie Williams
Brown
Matthew Zagaskh
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