J Guignon Dies at 80 in Corry Hospital
Joseph W. Guignon longtime Corry hardware firm leader dies at 80 after brief illness. He born September 25 1885 lived in Corry all his life, educated at Corry High School and Case Institute, served as bank director and Elks member, survived by wife Ida Tillotson and son Ernest. Funeral details listed with Bracken Funeral Home and Pine Grove Cemetery memorials urged to Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Joseph W. Guignon
East Church Street
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry High School
Case Institute
Case
EB. B. Guignon
Ida
Tillotson Guignon
Ernest
Tolland
Conn
Bracken
Cera
Walter Gilliland
Pine Grove Cemetery
Historic landmark plan for Old Johnson Tavern site
Pennsylvania Conservancy announced the proposed designation of the Old Johnson Tavern on Route 19, six miles south of Mercer, as a historic landmark. The tavern and adjoining one acre are a gift from Mr and Mrs George Henderson of Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania Conservancy
Johnson
Route 19
Mercer
George Henderson
Pittsburgh
Judge Puzzled By Sex Offender Freed On Probation
About 100 parents and 30 children protested at Philadelphia city hall over probation for Howard J. Vivian Jr. after he was found guilty of molesting six young children. Judge Spaeth ordered another hearing within 90 days to decide the sentence, citing concerns about protecting the community and the inadequacy of the prison system. Vivian faces prison up to seven years if probation is violated.
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City Hall
Ee Jolester
Ge Be Et Jr
Tee
Yiin
Howard J. Vivian Jr
Spaeth
Vivian
Joan Geruson
The
Morrell Park Civic Association
Jailbird Liar Defense Nears End In Mossler Case
A Bible conscious inmate Arthur Grimsley testifies under cross examination about a 1964 murder plot involving Lane Powers and Mrs. Mossler. Grimsley, a former Arkansas inmate, recountspowers offer to kidnap and kill Mossler for his money while detailing movements before and after the attack. The trial centers on whether Mrs. Mossler and Powers plotted the crime with motives of gain.
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Miami
Fla
the Jacques
Arthur Grimsley
Arkansas State Penitentiary
Lane Powers
Powers
Percy Foreman
Grimsley
Ae Ad
Messler
Biscayne
Mossler
Rane
Huband
Timsley
Three leaders aid kickoff of Corry Jaycees chapter
At a Moose Lodge gathering to organize a Corry area Junior Chamber of Commerce the scene included David Swanson of Warren state vice president for the region and Bea Mosler among the organizers.
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Corry Area
The
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Moose Lodge
David Swanson
Warren
Jaycees
Bea Mosler
Humphrey offers India $100 million loan to boost industry
Vice President Hubert Humphrey proposed a $100 million loan to India to import urgently needed raw materials and speed up industry, while Pakistan would receive $50 million for imports. The move follows U.S. aid curtailment halted during the India Pakistan war and precedes Indira Gandhi's Washington visit. Mrs Gandhi met Humphrey with aides and officials present as Parliament discussed Viet Nam concerns.
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New Delhi
India
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Pakistan
Humphrey
Indira Gandhi
Washington
Johnson
United States
Waterhouse Announces Run for House Seat in Erie District
W. W. Doc Waterhouse declared his candidacy for the Erie district seat in the House of Representatives, joining a four way Republican primary. Fellow hopefuls include Jerry Culver and Forest Hopkins, with incumbent Ford O'Dell widely expected to seek reelection. Waterhouse cites his lengthy service in Harris as a key campaign asset.
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W. W
Doc" Waterhouse
House of Repre- Sones
O'Dell
Erie City
Waterhouse
House of Representatives
Harris
Medicare registrations rise among Corry elderly residents
The Corry area elderly eligible for Medicare have shown strong enrollment in the Social Security program. About 700 of 1,000 residents enrolled, with 640 of 780 current beneficiaries already registered and 60 more applying. Five percent decline enrollment, and officials will provide full information on the program.
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Corry
Social Security Administration
Erie SS
Erie
George Young
Young
the Journal
Pope changes fast and abstinence rules for Lent
Pope Paul VI announced major changes to Catholic fasting and abstinence during Lent. Fasting is required only on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, with abstinence from meat on all Fridays remaining for those over a certain age, while children’s age for abstinence is adjusted. The new norms, effective February 23, limit fasting to two days and clarify which foods are permitted, reported by Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi in Washington through the National Catholic Welfare Conference.
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Young
Corry
Social Security
James Roess
Erie
Roess
G. Daniel Baldwin
Washington
Conti
Vatican City
Paul VI
Apostolic
United States
Egidio Vagnozzi
National Catholic Welfare Conference
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Viet Cong Inc
South Viet Nam
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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