Local Admits and Discharges and Plant Fire at New Bethlehem
Admission and discharge notices list Miss Lillian Bates Elgin Mrs Philip McCray Clymer Mrs Fred Carter Ashville N Y Mrs Pearl TeWinkle Clymer Miss Joneta Burroughs Find ley Lake Mrs Sue King 45 North Center Street Frederick Miller 49 East Pleasant Street Mrs Charles Rhodes R D 1 Corry Discharges include Clyde English Spring Creek Mrs Ida Ohrn Columbus Mrs Hilma Anderson R D 3 Corry Mrs Clair Damon and son Clair Thomas R D 2 Corry Harry Firth R D 1 Spartansburg Joe Sutter 131 Lemon and Mrs Francis Thomas R D 4 Corry Mrs Milo Maker and twins Timothy Frank Tina Raye R D J Corry Plant at New Bethlehem Pa wrecked by fire suspected explosion at Rollo Co plant employing about 300 No injuries reported janitor present in paint shop Damages not yet estimated 2018-20 Db perdegae % -Williams Fruit Market ad with produce prices and contact information for Corry office
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Lillian Bates
Elgin
Philip McCray
Clymer
Fred Carter
R. D
Ashville
N. Y
Pearl TeWinkle
Joneta Burroughs
Findley Lake
Sue King
North Center Street
Frederick Miller
East Pleasant Street
Charles Rhodes
Corry
Clyde English
Spring Creek
Ida Ohrn
Columbus
Hilma Anderson
Clair Damon
Clair Thomas
Cor
Harry Firth
Spartansburg
Joe Sutter
Lemon
Francis Thomas
Milo Maker
Timothy Frank
Tina Raye
R. D. J. Corry
New Bethlehem
Clarion County
Rollo Co
Tue Journal daily enjoyment for a son or daughter away
A brief note suggests a son or daughter living away from home would enjoy reading Tue Journal daily. It frames the idea as a recommendation and implies value in keeping up with daily news and content while away.
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Tue Journal Daily
Death of Ernest L Turck, North Clymer dairy farmer
Ernest L Turck 67 died unexpectedly at his North Clymer home. Born Beaverdam son of James and Nellie Turck, he farmed 37 years and belonged to Panama Rocks Grange. Survived by wife Doris, four sons Raymond Sherman Gerald Howard, a daughter Marilyn Ball, one sister and 21 grandchildren. Calling hours at Spitzer Funeral Home today and tomorrow with funeral Monday at 1 pm conducted by Rev John Linendell and burial in Panama Union Cemetery.
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Ernest L. Turck
North Clymer
Beaverdam
James and
Nellie Stringfellow Turck
Mr. Turck
Panama Rocks
Jamestown
Pfe
George Turck
Germany
Claude
Marilyn) Ball
Bedford
Ohio
Margaret Slothower
Spitzer
Clymer
Peeninen
John Linendell
Panama Rock Baptist Church
Panama Union Cemetery
Sit-Down Protesters Block U.S. Mission Entrances
In New York, 14 demonstrators were arrested as they sat down to protest U.S. policy on Vietnam, blocking entrances to the U.S. Mission opposite United Nations headquarters. They carried placards urging withdrawal from South Vietnam and linking war to poverty, coordinated by the Committee for Nonviolent Action with ties to War Resisters League, Student Peace Union, and the Catholic Worker.
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Asia New York
U.S
Viet Nam
United Nations
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Committee For Nonviolent Action
War Resisters League
The
Student Peace Union
Catholic Worker
Titusville Downtown Renewal Plan Moves Forward With Appraisals
Titusville redevelopment director John B. Chick announced completion of a second appraisal for the Better Days project. Harry E. Mueller Jr. of Erie delivered the figures after independent work by two appraisers covering 33 parcels. The findings will guide payments to property owners plus moving expenses and business relocation adjustments where needed.
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Titusville
John B. Chick
Chick
Harry E. Mueller Jr
Erie
Raymond G. Adams
Crown Construction Co
Johnstown
Grown Co
Country Club Sold For Over Five Million In Chicago
Tom O'Shanter Country Club in Chicago was sold yesterday for upwards of $5 million. The 120 acre site, known for George S May carnivals, transfers from May's family to J Emil Anderson & Sons Inc in a real estate transaction only.
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Chicago
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
George S. May
May
J. Emil Anderson & Sons, Inc
Mrs Scranton Attends Headstart White House Conference
Mrs. Scranton Mary Scranton attended a White House conference on Project Head Start. Over 240 women joined to promote preparing five year olds from poverty to begin school next fall. Also reported: novelist Culross Peattie, 64, died in Santa Barbara after illness. wrote American Acres as Louise Peattie.
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Washingsony Vans
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Mary
White House
Santa Barbara
Calif
Donald. Culross Peattie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal
Aetna Casualty
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Ey Journal
Journal
Canada
Ee Regesteste Ate
Ateaty
Turben’‘s Auto Service
Chevroet
Beeeereeceriete Detest
Jarman Shoes
Zalzneck
Peralta Doone the Corry
Washington
Union
Corry Memorial Hospital
PNA
Corry Beverage
Lady Franklin Re
Ioof Hall
Williams
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Washingtons
Garden Hoss Reel Cele
Spalding
Firestone
Firestone Power
Dominion Steam Irons
Silex Steam Irons
South Center St
Corry, Pa
Fogle Lumber
Mrs. Scranton
Washington’s
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Rossin’ S
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