Admitted and discharged names and addresses list
Admitted include Alton Bromley Jr on West Main Street and several others in Corry Clymer and Columbus. Discharged include Ethel Spencer on West Washington Street and Donna Lloyann, along with other residents and a note of a deceased person. The fragment shows a social welfare style roster with names and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Bromley Jr
West Main Street
Gail Thompson
Clymer
Roy Hockenberg
R. D
Corry
Velma Moore
North Center Street
Alt
East Messager
Columus
Charles
Rodney Fargo
Columbus
Ibert Catalfu
Second Avenue
Lawrence Penoyer
Spartansburg
Ethel Spencer
West Washington Street
Matthew
Richard Merkle
Grove Street
Lloyd Lillie
Donna Lloyann
East Pleasant Street
Sarah Crane
Wright
Education Plan To Help All Children Expanded
The plan allocates 45 million for educational laboratories to strengthen research and develop new materials across history literature and economics. State agencies receive 10 million to improve planning and problem identification. The total one year cost is 1 665 00,000 with several programs spanning up to five years. Administration sources expect future annual costs near 3 to 4 billion. Funds target public districts but may support private and non-public schools through public school auspices. Examples include bookmobiles and mobile science laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Rites Held for Charles W Bemis at St George Home
Funeral services for Charles W Bemis were held at St George Funeral Home with Rev Ivan Hunsberger officiating. Interment followed at San i Cemetery near Grand Valley. Bearers were Clarence Huth Rean McDiroy Melvin Gray and Warren Dave and George Wilcox. Relatives from Spartansburg Youngsville Westfield Erie and Titusville attended along with Corry area friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bemis
Charles W. Bemis
St. George Funeral
Ivan Hunsberger
Sani
Grand Valley
Clarence Huth
Rean McDiroy
Melvin Gray
Warren
Dave
George Wilcox
Ora Mitchell
Lewis Basey
Clarence Vanderhoof
Spartansburg
Car
Bemis
Youngsville
William Scholton
Westfield
Archie Beers
Erie
Marc Weight
Iso
Judy Grover
McKean
Warren Wilcox
Dave and
George
Titusville
Corry
Service Held For Mrs Bessie Robbins
Services for Mrs. Bessie M. Robbins were held at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev H Keen Leishman officiating. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Merle Page Paul Trisket Carlton Curtis Lawrence Miller Philip Wade and Charles H Bracken. Attendees arrived from Franklin Jamestown Stillwater Mayville Spar tansburg and Eric. The Corry Women’s Relief Corps, of which Mrs. Robbins was a member, attended as honorary escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Robbins
Bessie M.robbins
Bracken Funeral Home
Jamestown
Hanley Robbins
Salamanca
Frank Johnson
Stillwater
Blanche Johnson
Harold Hankin
Gladys Herron
Mayville
W. L. Brooks
W. F. Crosby
Spartansburg
Charles H. Bracken
Eric
Women's Relief Corps of
Corry
Requiem Masses for Purpura and Pirro Set at Local Churches
Funeral notices announce Requiem Masses for James W. Purpura at St. Thomas 9:30 a.m. Friday with a 9:00 a.m. family prayer at Bracken Funeral Home and Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Carmella M. Pirro also has a 9:00 a.m. Mass Thursday at St. Elizabeth's, preceded by an 8:30 a.m. prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home with visitations Tuesday 7–9 p.m. and Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.. Rosary 8:00 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W
St. Thomas’ Church
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Pirro
St. Elizabeth's Church
Carmella M. Pirro
Penalties for Violations Hit Six Corry Area Drivers
The state Bureau of Traffic Safety in Harrisburg lists six Corry area motorists among suspensions in its December 21 release. Most suspensions arise from speeding, with Francis G. Squith of Corry, Steve A. Olson of Union City, and Leroy E. Fladry of Union City receiving 30, 60, and 90 days respectively. Albert B. Steinbaugh of Union City faces 60 days for permitting an unauthorized driver, while David P. Woods of Union City gets 30 days for ignoring traffic rules. John G. Amaeher of 225 Marion Street has a one year revocation for driving while intoxicated or permitting another to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Corry Area
Francis G. Squith
R. D
Corry
Steve A. Olson
Strive To Settle Huge Dock Strike Ends in Deadlock
Longshoremen reject a four year contract amid a fight over job security and automation driven cuts. ILA says an educational campaign and a week without pay could influence votes as New York walkouts echo across 145 shipping firms. Local contracts in other ports shape broader patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstoremen
Gleason
ILA
New York
New York Shipping Association
Vigorito Introduces National Humanities Foundation Bill
Congressman Joseph Vigorito proposes a National Humanities Foundation to administer federal aid for humanities and arts. The plan supports history philosophy literature languages law religion science and the arts while avoiding local or state control. Funds would aid students scholars colleges universities museums and institutions with grants and scholarships. The foundation would be in the executive branch with a presidentially appointed director and a board of federal appointees and cultural institution officials. Local port disputes noted along South Atlantic and Gulf coast.
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Washington
Ehe
Joseph Vigorito
National Humanities Foundation
Vigorito
United States
Foundation
Johnson
National Council of the Arts
Smithsonian Institution
Library of Congress
U. S. Commissioner of Education
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Erie Lackawanna and B&O freight collision near interlock signals
In Cleveland an Erie Lackawanna spokesman described a near head on meeting of the Erie and Baltimore & Ohio freights on crossing tracks. He said the westbound Erie train was moving at normal speed around 50 miles per hour in the area as interlocking signals governed their approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Lackawanna
Baltimore & Ohio
Cleveland
Erie
County May Sue Erie For Prison Bill
ERIE The Erie County Prison Board will give the city one more chance before suing over more than 2500 dollars owed for city prison care. County Controller Byron J. Clapper said the city has paid nothing for past seven months despite billing at 3 dollars per prisoner per day. City officials have long disputed maintenance costs. The board delayed action after urging legal counsel to try one more contact by letter. if no response, suit will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County Prison Board
County
S.oounty
Byron J. Clapper
Clapper
City Ly
Fred W. Lamberton
Burton R. Laub
John M. McLanahilin
Totter
Train Signals Govern Right Of Way At Junction
Railroad officials and authorities investigated which engineer had the right of way as traffic control at the intersection coordinated go ahead and stop signals. The highway patrol and county authorities continued the inquiry to determine responsibility.
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Highway Patrol
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Sscoray Journal
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Zalzneck
Union
Cartig
Griff Carroll’s
Daily
Flye Rexall Drugs
Bod
Corry Memorial Hospital
Brigham Hardware
Turben
Auto Servce
Chevrolet
W. Washington
Corry, PA
White House
Pko
Or. Phos. Ag
Worthmore
Pork & Beans Al.oz
Cohen Auto Supply
Rronkii Bt
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Concrete and
AAA
Errous
Bill
Corduroys
Suedes
Rossin’s
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sparta
Sparta Grange
Grangers
Walter. H. Rogers
Russell Williamson
D. V. Kinney
Rose Hill
Jesse Goodwill
Frank Lay
Hamot Hospital
Bruce Bailey
Cobbs Corners
Craig Kinney
Findley Lake
N. Y
Donald Kinney
Tonawanda
Don
Sears
Greenville Hospital
Meadville
Rose Hill Cemetery
Tom Varish
Vera Rittenhouse
Geneva Matthews
Spartans
Northern Area
West Forest
Jvs
Nicklas
Tidioute
Corry Junior High
Roy Coates
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hy, Florence Kinney
Kerow
Ais Srowe
Meadow Brook
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