Night chapter meeting and enrollments near in Corry
SESIES SH GSS invites chapter members to Thursday night meeting at 7 30 PM with officers, 8 PM for coworker enrollments. Refreshments provided. Hotel Corry rooms and bar open with dining room soon. Addresses span Corry and nearby towns. discharges and residents listed. notes on Budweiser on tap and Republican Women dinner reservations for January 7.
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Corry
Cliff Carroll
Gerstogeee
VFW
Jack Dundon
Auto Mishaps Cause Big Loss In Dec
Corry State Police substation reported December vehicle accidents totaled 27 with damage of 42 275 dollars. A tank truck crash on Route 6 near Union City accounted for almost half the loss. Twenty four injuries occurred and one woman was killed near Hydetown. Police logged 12 315 miles over 128 patrols, arrested four people in 10 cases, logged 100 motor vehicle code violations, stopped 1 007 cars, and issued 45 verbal warnings. No stolen property was reported or recovered.
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Corry
Union City
Hydetown
George Martin
Johnson outlines major policy aims and reforms
President Johnson presents a broad agenda including changes to Taft Hartley on right to work, fast tracking a temporary tax cut, expanded federal power for conservation crime and culture, farm aid reform favoring small farmers, an immigration law focused on ability to work, and a doubled anti poverty fund with a large health drive. He predicted continued prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Johnson Prefers Peace With Many Communists and Open Talks
President Johnson outlines a shift in policy toward multiple communist powers, emphasizing peaceful understandings with the Soviet Union and the need for better mutual knowledge to reduce global danger. He hints at inviting Soviet leaders to visit the United States, signaling readiness for outreach while noting birth control and population pressures as broader themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rage
Kennedy
Johnson
Soviet Union
China
White House
United States
America
Poosode Oss Call Union For Sterling Milk Orders
A brief classified alert urges readers to call union four three zero four one to place orders for Sterling Milk, offering a collect service for delivery or pickup. The notice emphasizes timely ordering and direct contact with the supplier.
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Union
Deaths Mrs Jones 95 in Union City Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Jones of Union City died Sunday in Union City Memorial Hospital at 95. Born September 8, 1889, she lived most of her life in the Union City area, attended Mt. Pleasant School and Edinboro Normal School, and married Harley Jones in 1910 who preceded her in death in 1958. Surviving are daughter Doris Ruffener, three sons Myron, Give, and Dr. Clifford, four grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Friends may call Glenn Funeral Home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. final rites tomorrow at 2 p.m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
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Jones
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Edinboro
R.D
Corry
Myron
Give
R. D
Clifford
Amherst
Mass
Glenn
Evergreen Cemetery
Purges Trim Erie County Voter Registration rolls
In Erie County Democrats added registrations and faced many purges while Republicans gained new and switched voters. A surge of Democrats left lists for not voting in two years, while GOP gains included new registrations in December. Some independents and miscellaneous voters were removed, with reinstatement cards due mid month for those who act quickly.
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Erie
GOP
Christmas Holiday News From Spartansburg Area
Florence Kinney reports holiday events in Spartansburg with many local residents visiting relatives and patients. Names include the Lay family, Brown, Lay, Smith, Kinney, Bennett, Buehler, and Shreve, plus Navy serving Robert Sheldon and comedian Julius Tannen’s Hollywood death.
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Mary Laibach
Sparta
Emmitt Young and
East Branch
Lay
Billy
Ariold
Keith Smith
Trimms Corners
Francis Kinneys
Andrew Hohel
Charles Bennett
Fred Buehler
Erie
R. V. Shreve
Jim Shreve
Penny
Conneautville
Val Shreve
Robert C. Sheldon
Navy
USS
Leary
USN
Shipwrecked Sailor Returns After Caribbean Ordeal
William E Haas Jr, 51, a machinist from Nice Ball Bearing Co., washed ashore on Mira Portos after a month adrift on a sloop named Mel-O-Dee. He sailed from Miami last June seeking a Caribbean cruise but was reefed near Cuba by favorable winds and seas. He kept alive on rainwater and shellfish and arrived home lighter by about 40 pounds.
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Phibauvelpuelia
Caribbean
Wiliam E Haas Jr
Whatpens
Haas
Miami
Fla
Nice Ball Bearing Co
Mel-O-Dee
Uise
Re Bo
Frome
Miayaguana
Mira Portos
Cuba
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Corry Journal
P.S
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Turben's
Chevrolet
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Corry
Robert Howard
Bear Lake
Tony Gorski
North East
Ethel Spencer
West Washington Street
John
Ralph Williams
Clymer
James Purpura
Hazel Wi
Lyle Elwood Baccus
South Center Street
Robert Cressley
Springs Creek
Ida Sweet
Panama
Richard Legters
Findley Lake
Kelly
Debra
Gaylord Northrop
Glenn TenHuisen
North Clymer
Albert Damcot
Pearl Hubbard
Snyder Circle
Pearl Nichols
Spartansburg
Rolls, R. D
Zalzneck
Family Shoe
First Avenue
Flye Rexall Drugs
LBJ
U.S
Journal Daily
Liberal
Fourth Avenue
Union City, Pennsylvania
Sun
Jon
Aearthe
Meee Music
Mosier Chuo Evert
Dow Ben Ney Son
Caio Wy
Comey
Savee
Hollywood
Ieach
G. C. Murphy
North Center Street
Paragon
PHOME
TrimmEdgelin County
Florence Kinney Spartansburg
Billy Buesink
N. Y
Dorothy May
Alice Laibach
Business College
Sandy Brown
Warren Brown
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Frank Lay
Hamot Hospital
Dale Lay
Margaret
Irvin
Emmitt Young
Annetta
Frank Lays
George
George Kurelowech
George Bryant
Judy
Rosemarie Stranahan
Jim Clark
Jim
Air Force
South Carolina
Dorothy Davis
Indiana
Tom Eastman
Banks Rossey
Kane
Paul Capela
Ken Eastman
Bennett
Frank"’ Mahan
Julius Tannen
Tannen
Earl Carroll
George White
Lihi Gaibie
Murphy
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