Paragraf notes on Corry Hospital and local events
A 3 year old child treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a wrist injury after a fall showed no fracture and was discharged. Dean Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Johnson of Corry R D 2, was the patient. P W Neff of Buffalo and his PRR staff toured Corry en route to a Pittsburgh meeting about regional rail service. The 30 minute Oil City stop included inspection of the passenger station slated for possible remodeling or demolition due to lack of service.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Dean Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Corry
P. W. Neff
Buffalo
Northern Region
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
PRR
John Donoghue
West Washington Street
Television Schedule for WBEN and Weekend Listings
Channel 4 Buffalo listings show tonight and Saturday programming from 5:00 PM through 11:40 PM including children's theatre, Gene Autry Show, news, Range Rider, Rin Tin Tin, Count of Monte Cristo, Playhouse of Stars, Lineup, Person to Person, local news, Eleven Thirty Theatre, and Saturday features like Saddles and Spurt s, Tales of the Texas Rangers, Wild Bill Hickok, and College Basketball. Also advertised are local dealership W.W. Waterhouse Pontiac Buick at 37 West South Street.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Range Rider
Monte Cristo
Playhouse of Stars
Sparta
Museum of Science
The
Texas Rangers
Bill Hickok
Michigan State
Siy King
James Carey
Lucy Shaw
Jackie Gleason
Gimamoke
Damon Runyon
W. Waterhouse
Pontiac
Buick ‘Sales & Service
West South Street
Rites Held For Mrs Mildred King At Bracken Funeral Home
Last rites for Mrs Mildred King were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev George A Myers officiating. Temporary interment occurred in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum. full burial planned later at the McCray Cemetery family lot. Bearers named Jubec Whitman Dennis Smith Smith Korni Kosi attended with relatives from Union City Sherman Cambridge Springs.
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Mildred King
Mildred
Bracken Fueral
George A. Myers
Pine Grove Cemetery
McCray Cemetery
King
Joseph Jubec
Lloyd ‘Whitman
Ray Dennis
Felix Smith
Richard Smith
Walter Korni- Kosi
Union City
Charles Bogert
Robert Lindstrom
Sherman
Ellsworth Bennett
Cambridge Springs
YMCA Drive Tops with Large Public Donation Total
The YMCA drive, led by D Armour Hillstrom, honors volunteers and recalls Albert Bush of Corry who started the effort with 100000. Public generosity brings the total to 339819 while costs and occupancy timing remain undecided.
Westinghouse labor dispute ruled a lockout
The State Department of Labor and Industry ruled the Westinghouse stoppage in Pennsylvania a lockout effective December 19 1965 retroactive to December 27 workers in Pittsburgh Sharon Lester Derry and Nuttall eligible for unemployment benefits. The decision followed IUOE return to work under Gov Leader settlement proposal and noted the dispute shifted from strike to lockout after a company turn down. three rulings were issued by the bureau.
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Dy Associated
Reas
Harrisburg
State Labor and Industry Department
Westinghouse Corp
Bureau of Employment Security
Westinghouse
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Labor and Industry
John R. Torquato
Pittsburgh
Sharon
Lester Derry
Nuttall
Bureau
International Union of Electrical Workers
Gov
Ku- Tea
Ravelin Hill Happenings at Valentine Dance
About 70 people attended the Ravelin Hill Workers 4-H Club valentine round and square dance at Cutting Town Hall Saturday night. Eighteen of the 20 club members were present, with Betty Dean and other invited clubs absent due to weather. John Gibbons of Sherman celebrated his 86th birthday February 9. Lizzie Manges of Panama marked her 80th birthday February 10, with Hi Neighbor Club sending a surprise gift box. Mrs. Harrold Sweet and Earle visited Mrs. Manges Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bessie Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Can of Johnson City are expected to arrive at the Sweet home in Panama Thursday.
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Ravelin Hill
Cutting Town Hall
Betty Dean
John Gibbons
Sherman
Lizzie Manges
Panama
Harold Sweet
Wage strike toll reported with mass arrests across regions
The bureau, facing ongoing strike pressure, reports arrests of 10 000 workers in Pittsburgh 6 000 in Sharon 6 000 at Lester 600 at Derry 350 at Nuttall and 200 plus in Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Sharon
Lester
Derry
Nuttall
Philadelphia
Local Family Visits and Employment Moves Across Towns
Sunday evening at Mrs. White's home hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Cooper Sr of Finley Lake. Matiln Sweet and Mrs Andrey Park visited their mother Mrs Agnes Sweet in Panama Tuesday. Mrs Bessie Wilson of Johnson City plans a caregiving visit with her mother. Mrs Edna White called on aunt Mrs Mary Rawpax Tuesday afternoon. Viblet and Marinette Sweet joined Mrs Grace Reed to Jamestown Wednesday. Reed has started work at the National Worsted Mill in Falconer.
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Edna White
Mary Rawpax
Viblet
Marinette Sweet
Grace Reed
Jamestown
Falconer
Unclear Familial Visit and Panama Isthmus Fact
Milot and Marianette visited their uncle Mr. and Mrs Stanley Sweet in Jamestown at noon and for supper. The isthmus of Panama has been below sea level at various times in geologic history.
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Panama
Pacific
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Kane
State Pardons Board
A. C. Cavell
Parolle
State Bureau of Correction
Molson
Margaret Bean
Beaver Falls
Etter
Clymer
Harold Legterm
Cecil E.carbaugh
R.D
Columbus Avenue
Melvin 8. Cobbett
Corry Area High School
Corry-Jamestown
Mig
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Buhl Planetarium
Mayville
Long Island
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John D. Abt
Harold E. Crandall
East Park Place
Orval E. Root
James L. Allyn
Beyond Ward
Erie County
Washington
East Broad Top Railroad and Coal Co
Huntington
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Fulton Counties
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Dodd
YMCA
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Stregt
Thomas Motors
Im. Hay
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Laken
Law Price
Kaiser
Used Car Department
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
W. F. Rickers
Miolet
Marianette
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