Hospital News and Ad Line-O-Ad Notices
At The Hospital Report as of today. Admitted Mrs. Robert Ormsbee Spar tansburg Edward six months son of Mr and Mrs Norman Penoyer Snyder Circle Earl Deuink Clymer Louie Groters Clymer George Jones 111 South First avenue James ten son of Mr and Mrs James Munnell Sr Clymer Mrs Dana Little R D 4 Corry Discharged Julie six daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Grow Bear Lake Lawrence Ten Buckle R D 4 Sherman Mrs William Powell 107 Mead avenue Tracy three daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest TeWinkle Clymer die six daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Southwick R D 4 Corry Mrs Donald Miller and son Daniel Russell 119 Seventh street Timothy one son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Joncas 506 Shady avenue John Malone 147 Ridge street. Local rates are 23c a line Ads accepted till noon on day of publication. Due to late delivery of Loblaw coupons first week’s coupons will be honored next week.
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Robert Ormsbee
Spartansburg
Edward
Norman Penoyer
Snyder Circle
Earl Deuink
Clymer
Louie Groters
George Jones
South First Avenue
James
James Munnell Sr
Dana Little
R. D
Corry
Julie
Thomas Grow
Bear Lake
Lawrence Ten Buckle
Sherman
William Powell
Mead ‘Avenue
Tracy
Ernest TeWinkle
Die
Gordon Southwick
Donald Miller
Daniel Russell
Seventh Street
Timothy
Oscar Joncas
Shady Avenue
John Malone
Ridge Street
Loblaw
Speeding Main Cause Of Suspensions
Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety lists speeding as the leading violation in the latest weekly suspensions. The report names multiple drivers with suspension lengths from six days to two and a half years for offenses including speeding, reckless driving, failing to stop, driving without a license, and driving while suspended across Spartansburg Union City Wattsburg Corry Bear Lake and Spring Creek areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Luse
Dennis J. Albers
R. D
Spartansburg
Larry J. Bailey
James Carrier
East Main Street
Keith C. Daley
Union City
Carol Gross
Gary K. Paige
Corry
Barbara A. Potocki
East South Street
Theodore J. Williamson
Virgil M. Nichols Jr
Shirley Stafford
Wattsburg
Raymond F. Tanner
Phyllis Ide
Charles R. Brown
Mead Avenue
Robert L. Akam
North Center Street
James L. Grant
Lemon Street
Archie J. Richardson Sr
Robert Klakamp
Spring Creek
Richard E.petty
Bear Lake
Bailey Kidnap Plot Tied to Million Dollar Ransom
Firestone notes Bailey, Ak ron Ohio branch founder and Woodland Hills resident, faced police trouble in youth but became a builder and estimator since 1950. Capt Hawkins said up to 20 people may have been in the plan and ransom could reach 8 million dollars. Firestone expressed distress and cooperation with police after the incident.
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Page One
Akron
Ohio
Bailey
Woodland Hills
Albert Garber
Hawkins
Firestone
Fear 51 Dead In Colombian Plane Crash
A Colombian Avianca DC4 with 61 aboard crashed into shark-infested waters off Cartagena killing 51 and leaving 10 survivors. The four engine prop plane broke in two, sank in heavy seas. Rescue efforts by naval and U.S. forces were hampered by rough water and danger of a caste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Caribbean
Cartagena
Barranquilla
U.S
Avianca
Labor Hours Scrutiny at Courthouse Probed for Hours
At a meeting, Lamberton accuses staff of widespread underwork, citing workers clocking far fewer than 37 percent of weekly hours. Hill pushes payroll certificates to verify hours, while Clapper admits certificates are only partly reliable. The panel vows continued sessions, with the probation office first on the salary hike agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Lamberton
Hill
Clapper
Vietnam seethes with calls for cautious democratization
Rusk reports the government plans to promote gradual democratization with a new democracy building council after the lunar New Year. Elections are promised for 1967, while the regime emphasizes training for civilian cadres, rural development, and trust in allied support. A 78 hour truce during the Lunar New Year is confirmed by the Defense Ministry with allied agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uilding Council
United States
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Defense Ministry
Viet Nam
Kathleen Norris Ill With Circulatory Ailment At 85
Kathleen Norris, prolific novelist with nearly 80 books, is very ill with a circulatory ailment, her son Dr. Frank Norris said. She lies at his San Francisco home in a semi comatose state, and the family expressed serious concern about her condition.
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San Francisco
Kathleen Norris
Frank Norris
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Turben’s Auto Service
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PNA
Corry Council of Republican Women
Grange Hall
T A.M
Corry Memorial Hospital
Se -Ellis
Deer Head Inn
Pittsburgh Inn
Thé
I Crusaders
Isproaseefe Oaterseconto Ee
Richard Steadman
Fourth Avenue
Steades
Leona Hunty
Fear
GHEVY
Chevy
America
Brother Timothy
Guam
Brother Paul
New York City
Milton, Mass
Rusk
Toni Todd
Evans
Bob Church
North Center St
Blade Chuck Roast
Bort
Admiral
Rossin
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