Hospital Report Admits Discharges and Newborns in Corry
At The Hospital Report as of 7 AM lists admissions including Mrs McKinley Nelson of Pittsfield and Mrs Catherine Patterson of 533 West Washington. Discharges include Mrs John Heminger Bearvake and several others. a newborn son born last evening to Mr and Mrs Rolland Hiscox at St Vincent's Hospital. Mrs Hiscox is formerly Gladys Blynt. grandparents are Mr and Mrs W R Blynt Sr of Prospect Street.
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McKinley Nelson
Pittsfield
Catherine Patterson
West Washington Street
John Heminger
Bear
Corry
John Rickerson
Spartansburg
Rolland Hiscox
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Gas Blast Rips Through City Main Firefighters Contain Blaze
The blast sent flames hundreds of feet into the air from a gas main before firefighters and Commissioner Robert C. Lowery halted the spread. Patrolman Roger Bernard helped evacuate about 40 residents as an orange glow appeared from a manhole then the structure exploded. Bernard was shaken but unharmed.
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Robert C. Lowery
Roger Bernard
Bernard
Court Awards Baby In Suit On Adoption
In Ulster County New York a judge and foster parents fight over the adoption of Beth a blond four year old. After a year long battle the Ulster welfare commissioner reluctantly consents to the adoption by 48 year old Italian American couple the Liunis who have cared for Beth since she was five days old. Surrogate Judge R Waldron Herzberg says he will sign the adoption order. Beth was born July 4 1962 and the Liunis have three natural children. The adoption case draws contrast with the commissioner who opposed the plan citing color and age. The Liunis react with tears of joy and describe Beth as an all American girl. The second item notes the state Board of Education approved an application for a community college in Delaware.
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Beth
Fitzsimmons
Liunis
R. Waldron Herzberg
Pee
Joseph
Michael
St. John's Seminary
Montour Falls
Fitzwimmons
Liuni
Weis to Speak at Corry Seventh Day Adventist Church
T H Weis of Reading Pa director of lay men's activities and Religious Liberty Secretary for the Pennsylvania Conference of Seventh Day Adventists will speak at the Corry church at 11 15 a m tomorrow. Rev Richard Meier leads the program with dedication of all church officers for 1967 and Rev Wels has served in related posts since 1955.
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Corry Seventh- Day Adventist Church
T. H. Weis
Reading
Pennsylvania Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists
Weis
Richard Meier
Wels
Viet Nam Loss Estimates Cited by AP Team
AP reporters heard experts suggesting loss rates up to 40 percent, while AID Administrator William Gaud told President Johnson that recent losses were 5 to 6 percent. He later clarified the 5 to 6 percent figure applied to the final two months of 1966 was misapplied to the whole year.
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Vietnam
William 8
Gaud
Johnson
Heater
Saigon
Funeral services for Mrs William Akam set at Bracken Home
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Akam will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m Saturday with viewing Thursday 7 to 9 m and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Friends may call and burial is planned at Pine Grove Cemetery The article notes the 12th community college in the state and mentions the Council of Higher Education approving the application meeting all requirements
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William
Mabel) Akam
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Post Price Hike Aluminum Producers Ignore LBJ Plea
Washington AP reports four major aluminum firms kept price increases despite a government appeal to defer. Olin Mathieson, Reynolds Metals, ALCOA, and Kaiser Aluminum raised primary aluminum and fabricated product prices effective Jan 18, following Ackley’s criticism that the moves were untimely.
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Washington
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Reynolds Metals Co
Aluminum Corp. of America
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Ackley
Olin Mathies
Olin Mathieson
Reynolds
Kaiser
Alcoa
Births and deaths at Ferry Memorial Hospital tally
Page One notes 311 births with 3 stillbirths, 126 Ferry residents among them. Hospital deaths total 89, including 43 Ferry people, with three infant deaths. Heart disease led with 30 deaths, cerebral hemorrhages 28, cancer 16, plus other causes.
Corry Ordinance 1069 Tax on Occupational Privilege
City of Corry adopts Ordinance 1069 authorizing an Occupational Privilege Tax of 10 dollars per year for individuals engaging in any occupation within Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. Employers collect from employees. exemptions apply to those earning under 1000 dollars annually. self employed and out of city residents subject to same. Tax collector administers, penalties up to 100 dollars, 5 percent civil penalty, 6 percent interest after 30 days. Enacted December 19 1988 effective January 1 1967.
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City OF Corry
Council
Corry
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
City of
Corry Rie County
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Orc
Court of Common Pleas
Orry
Fragmented OCR item from police blotter
The readable text is garbled and provides no clear facts. No names, dates, places, or actions can be determined from the fragment.
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Pope
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher's
West South Street
Florida
Turben
Chevrolet
Hartley
West Smith Street
Petro
Falcon
All Way
Katherine
Flye Rexall
Moose Club
Perry McCray
Eastern
Star Building Fund
Deer Head Inn
Karan
Perens
Corry Memorial Hospital
VFW
Mead Avenue
Pireeeepeye
Tae
W. Washington St. Corry, PA
Gov. Loaves
Jane Parker
A&p
Pittsburgh
State Board of Education
Delaware
Board
Council of Higher Education
Santa
Open
Center Street
Gorny, Penna
William A. Peiffer
Percy B. Corbin
Douglas D, Roselle, Esq
Weneri
Allie
Wee Iti
Terry
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