Hospital admissions and discharges list with local names
Admitted include Harald Goodwill and Marlene Chase from Corry and Cov erland, plus Mrs Clarenc D and others. Discharges include Mary Shira, Christine Sample, Frances Meerdink, David Wiggers, Henry McCray, and Victoria Sutton among others. Also a VFW Club event promotes a braised steak dinner and a Vagabonds dance band appearance January 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalesville
Marlene Chase
R. D
Corry
Clarenc D
R. J. Stewart
Oil City
Linda
John Zojonc
Clymer
Troy Hansen
James
East Main Street
Mary
John Shira
West Main Street
Christine Sample
East Pleasant Street
Frances Meerdink
Sherman
David Wiggers
Henry McCray
Richard
Richard Sutton
East Congress Street
Victoria
George Bennett
Snyder Circle
Vagabonds
Erie
Parking Abuses Spark Meter Reform on Center Street
City officials reveal a plan to curb meter cheats as merchants and staff allegedly park in multiple spaces all day. A time-marking system aims to enforce turnover, with tickets issued for overstaying and cars occupying extra spaces.
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Yommunecu
Center Street
Erie Man Named Cancer Crusade Leader for 1964
Lloyd L. Vrooman, Erie General Electric executive, will again chair eight county units of the American Cancer Society for 1964 education and fund raising. He led last year’s eight county area including Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Forest, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango, Warren to 95.5 percent of a 177000 dollar goal.
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Lloyd L. Vrooman
Erie General Electric
American Cancer Society
Vrooman
General Electric Company
Northwest Area Cancer Crusade
Louis Roddis
Pennsylvania Division Crusade
Roddis
Pennsylvania Elecies Company
Johnstown
Clarion
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Warren
American Cancer Society Crusaders
Rocky Goldwater Split in New Hampshire Primary Clash
In Manchester New Hampshire Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Barry Goldwater sharpened clashes over welfare policy and racial discrimination in education and employment. Goldwater pushed investigations of relief dependency while Rockefeller argued the poverty class and education issues stem from policy.
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Manchester
Barry Fieldwater
Nelson A. HockefellerJoyer
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
New York
Arizona
Goldwater
Jon Pate
Keene State College
Hit Pate
Robin Hood
Maryel Chabot
Goldwaten
Jand
Hal
Hotel Corry Hosts Special Table Service and Music
The venue offers sandwich service and bar service with music and dancing on Friday and Saturday nights from 9 30 p m to 2 a m. The notice is dated 2018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
See-Deerhead Inn Announces Winter Hours
Readable text notes See-Deerhead Inn will stay open through January with service from 4 to 10 p m Monday through Friday. Mentions de-ice steps and sidewalks using Dow Down Jake by Hammond Building Supplies. Main points are inconsistent but indicate winter hours and a safety advisory.
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Deerhead
Jake
Hammond Building Supplies
Afeater
Matas
Woman Held for Court in Pedestrian Fatalities Case
Crawford County woman Joan C. Robbins 25 of Hartstown is free on 1000 bond as grand jury weighing involuntary manslaughter charges in two traffic deaths. Robbins pleaded innocent before Justice of the Peace William Grey after her car struck Charles Wollford 75 and Greenville patrolman Frederick Anderson 37 on Route 58 near Greenville last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Frederick Anderson
Congress trims foreign aid but near term funds stay on track
Congress halves the proposed foreign aid from 45 billion to 8.4 billion for fiscal year 1965, leaving 400 million unobligated from 1963 and about 7 billion already earmarked but unspent. The debate shifts to how aid is allocated and whether to favor private investment over government channels, with focus on the U S balance of payments and global economic effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
U.S
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
United States
Take Poll On Barber Shop Integration
Franklin Bi racial Committee starts a three week public opinion poll to gauge support for integrating Franklin barber shops. Rev Harry J Lichy says few barbers attended a meeting and expresses dissatisfaction with progress. Ballots to be placed in city businesses and some barber shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranklin
Franklin Bi-Racial Committee
Franklin
Harry J. Lichy
Franklin barbers fear integration hurts patronage
A Franklin committee reports that local barber shops oppose racial integration because they believe white customers will stop patronizing an integrated shop and fear financial loss. The remarks reflect community tension and concerns over economic impact.
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Franklin
Elderly Pittsburgh Woman Found Burned To Death
An 88 year old Pittsburgh woman Carrie A. Frey was found burned to death in her Homewood home. Police say an open gas heater in a bedroom likely ignited her clothing as water ran in a bathtub. Neighbors alerted authorities after concerns about her where abouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirissanghtary
Pittsburgh
Carrie A. Frey
Homewood
Erie school enclosure project cost climbs by 115 thousand
School Board Secretary-Business Manager Louis d. Tullio announced architects estimate Erie city enclosures for 12 schools at 515,144, about 115,142 over the 400,000 budget and 15,000 above his initial guess. Bids will be let in March with work starting after school ends in June. If funds fail to cover all sites, priority goes to elementary schools and some high school jobs may be postponed to 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Louis 'd
Tullio
State Department of Labor and Industry
Johnson weighs quitting Navy Commission as commander in chief
President Johnson a World War II Navy veteran who earned the Silver Star is considering resigning his commission as a commander in the Naval Reserve to avoid a potential conflict of interest with his role as commander in chief of all armed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Naval Reserve
Armed Services
Erie Doctor Named Pan American Medical Association Leader
Dr. Richard C. Lyons of Erie is named president of the Urology Section of the Pan American Medical Association, a body exchanging medical findings in the Americas. The next meeting is in February in Saidyan Puerto Rico where he will assume office. Dr. Lyons has practiced in Erie since 1950 and heads the urology department at Hamot Hospital.
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Lyons
Pan Am
Ers
Richard C. Lyons
Erie
ParyAmerican Medical Association
Pan American Medical Asso Lciation
United States
Te Association
Saidyan
Puerto Rico
Hamat Hospital
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Turben
VFW
R. G. Barnes
North Center Street
Carroll
Carrig
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harald Goodwill
Erland, Titus
Aindstrom, R
Larducci
Will. Hopas
Brigham Hardware
Harrisburg
Clyde Rogers
Slippery Rock
Future Farmers of America
Loblaws
Florida
Pascal Celery
Swift
Doren
Rocky
Goldy
Tommy's
Esso
Business Mirror
Michigan Ladder CO
truValue Building Supply Center
Youth Week Services
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dave Breese
Wheaton
Illinois
Helsinki
Max Bennink
Youth Fellowship
Ivan G. Hunsberger
Lbj
Navy
FBI
Walt Disney
Loath
Tao
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pm
Corry Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Conter
Cohen Auto Supply AutomOtive
Paris
Franklin St
Dal
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Weberlein Motor Sales
Feberiein Motor Sales
Heberlein
Motor Sales
Bette Dey
Robert, LO
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