Noted names and homes listed in regional admissions and discharges
Obscure hospital admission and discharge list includes Mildred Umstead, Walter Johnson Sr, Mildred Miles, Manley Robbins Sr, and others across Union City, Cors, Corry, Wattsburg, and Waterford. The passage also notes Edwin Buchholz of Edinboro and a biographical summary of Nutter’s public service and postwar career leading to a Montana governorship in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lockenhouse
Clymer
Archie Pless
R. D. Corry
Harold Wiggers
Kenneth Wetmore
Elgin
Walter Johnson Sr
West Smith Street
Mildred Miles
West Washington Street
Manley Robbins Sr
East Main Street
Charles Sayko
Columbus
Cheryl
Paul Shambaugh
Spartansburg
Union City
Ralph Hubbell
Wattsburg
Robert Fish
Waterford
Elton Bates
R. D
Randy Ellsworth
Ernest Clute
Church Street
Charles Mullen
West High Street
Prank Fox
Charles Magee
Raymond Green
East Fourth Street
Ronald Sherred
O'Dell Street
Robert Papatnik
Centerville
Edwin Buchholz
Edinboro
Sidney
Johnny
Helena
Nutter
Montana State University
Montana Senate
Governor Dies In Plane Crash Near Wolf Creek Montana
Governor and party perished when a twin engine C17 National Guard plane crashed on a pine ridge near Cut Bank while en route for a speaking engagement. The wreckage covered two miles with trees aflame and turbulence cited as a factor. National Guard officials confirmed casualties as authorities investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage Oe Rancher
Cliff Hanson
Joseph Devine
Chico" Ballard
Great Falls
National Guard
Cut Bank
Montana
Wolf Creek
TJ Wirth
Air Force
Weather Bureau
Federal Aviation Agency
Helens
Aaa
Nuiter
All Way Electric Ad Rates Notice
Local line ads priced at 23 cents per line with acceptance noon on publication day. Advertisement copy incomplete but indicates a weekly classifieds style notice for an electrical business.
Worth Hammond Eyes Assembly in Warren County Race
Worth Hammond, praised by Park H. Martin as well maintained, seeks the Democratic nomination for the Assembly. Otis Morse and other party leaders clash on support. Thomas H. Conway and Blain Mead consider runs as Republicans lead in registered voters by 12,603 to 7,402. Joseph H. Goldstein seeks reelection. A county executive meeting aims to unify support before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wveeseee Ito Rake
Park H. Martin
Hammond
Highway Department
Otis B Morse
Failue
Thomas H. Conway
Warren
Assembly
Joseph H. Goldstein
Goldstein
Blain M. Mead
U S Moon Missions Preview Seeks Data From Ranger Probes
The article outlines American and Soviet lunar efforts, noting Lunik II’s impact without data and Ranger missions designed to capture and transmit images. Ranger 4 aims to photograph from 2400 miles altitude and relay data for 40 minutes, eject a 12 inch ball, and crash on impact. Ranger 3 features a 7.25 foot payload with instruments, seismometer, and transmitter, weighing 727 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Propulsion Laboratory Stone
Calif
Aeronautronic
Goldstone
Éti Toon
Ranger 3
Blue and Gold Scout banquet set for high school gym
Spartansburg events brief notes a Blue and Gold Scout banquet at the high school gym on Boy Scout Sunday with Troop 100 and Girl Scouts attending a ham dinner at 1 p.m. Awards will be presented. Also listed are local club meetings church notes and school sports schedules including Sparta Junior High basketball vs Tidioute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Concord Corners
Corrie Witmer
Jesse Goodwill
Grange Hall
Lynn Metcalf
Moyday
Dennis Northrop
Penn ‘State
Dennis
Phillip Northrop
Martod Rebekah Lodge
Dorothey Staub
Noble
Friendly Neighbor Club
Dorothy Nichols
Guy Scouten
Spartansburg
Mary Laibach
Betty Eastman
Marion Kay Rowley
Sus
Isia Thet
Moll
Mildred
Isis
Dahaburg School
Sparta
Tidioute
Hast Forest
William Brooks
Vanderhoof
First Baptist
William Carter
Young Peoples
Gospel Tabernacle
Thomas Lindsey
Sparta Methodist
Lawrence Meneely
Funeral Services for Mrs Homer Snapp Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Homer Clara Snapp will be conducted Saturday at 2 p m at H Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday 7 to 9 p m and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Burial will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Stranshaw
Cathy
Berkey
Cherie Lithgow
Judy Orovic
Winans
Mary Dooher
Alice “Laibach
Sparta
March of Dimes
Guy M. Fish
John Deere
Spartanaburg
George Gobel
Susan Pfusch
Alpha Gamma Delta
Edinboro State Teachers College
Susy
Edinboro
George Pusch
Clara Snapp
Naomi Clark
Corry
Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill
Mildred Halfast
Florida
Homer
Clara
H. Richard Hays
Rose Hill Cemetery
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Hoderhy Brothers
Ek —Turben
Chevrolet
Elle
Grice Jewelers
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mildred Umstead
Peter Schurman
Cors
Coats
Worth Hammond Eyes Assembly
U. S
Moon
Carrig
Carrig’s Footwear
Heart Fund
Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association
Corry Area
Robert Tunnell
West Park Place
Hate Ridge
William J
Alberta Pinnleum
McCray Methodist
Law
Rence Meneely
Elgin Methodist
Noel
Parrish
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
Dorothy McGuire
Lloyd Nolan
Tetrz and
Corenia
Cove
Slade
Anit Netwre
Eames
Mitchell Lisa Davts
Alued
M-G-M
Monte Gristo
Rory Calaoun
RCA
Louie
Cory, Savings and Loan
North Center Street
Ennett
Enneft’s