Local notices list admissions and addresses in Corry area
Emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and area ambulance services appear with a string of admissions and discharges. Included are Mrs. Lee Lillie Spring Creek, Nelson Thompson Corry RD3, Mrs Richard Allie North Center, Mrs Alfred Weitschat Clymer, James Thomas 815 King, and Crystal Marie infant of John and Mary Ann. Other names include Carrie Hull North Center, Glenn TenHuisen Clymer, Mrs George Imhoff Clymer, Mrs Merle Haskell East Pleasant, Charles McFate Pittsfield, Susan Renae Lille, and Mrs David Lille. Local businesses listed: Zalzneck’s Family Shoe Store 19 First Ave, Lehman’s Tire Service Ball 668-3593, Liberty gas promo, and Eagle Hi-Lite knife and lighting offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lillie
Spring Creek
Nelson Thompson
R. D
Corry
Richard Allie
North Center Street
Alfred Weitschat
Cly- ‘Mer
James Thomas
King Street
Crystal Marie
John Mar UN
West Smith Street
Carrie Hull
Concord Street
Glenn TenHuisen
North Clymer
George Imhoff
Clymer
Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Charles McFate
Pittsfield
David Lille
Susan Renae
Sit-In at Harrisburg Capitol Ends in Arrests
Police guarded all Capitol entrances as Chester Committee for Freedom Now members resumed a sit-in outside Governor Scranton's office. Three demonstrators including CCFN director Stanley E. Branche were arrested after an eight hour protest. seven others left voluntarily. Lectures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Chester Committee For Freedom Now
CCEN
Stanley E. Branche
CCFN
Gov. Scranton
Branche
Barry L. Walley
Frederick Chambers
Chester
Neetoes
Capitol
Joseph Demma
Scranton
City of
Allot $25,000 For Columbus Dam
The Corry Chamber of Commerce led by David Johnson, city engineer, secured and mailed the grant form for a Columbus dam project. John Zamborik signed after Worth Hammond found him. approval returned from Harrisburg. The $25,000 covers half anticipated land purchase costs with total estimates up to $50,000. Funds must be used by June 30, 1966 or revert to the state general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoninuea
Rage One Corry Chamber of Commerce
David Johnson
Kong
John Zamborik
Columbus Municipal Awarih
Worth Hammond
Columbus
Zamborik
Harrisburg
Surplus Food Distribution Set for Corry Feb 22
Food officials from Erie announce surplus food distribution in Corry on February 22 from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the State Armory on East Washington Street. Unrecertified individuals from December or January must attend. Recipients must appear in person with proof of liquid assets identification and Social Security cards plus earnings proof. Each family may obtain one daily supply and supplies must be in personal containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
State Armory
East Washington Street
Erie
Ieir
Golf Course May Get Assist Corry Project Funding
The Corry Golf Commission seeks a 17 500 reduction in a 110 000 plan to build a nine hole course and recreation layout. Project 70 funds would cover 180 percent of acquisition costs with state and local shares to follow. County sites total four parks with 288 000 requested in federal funds and 172 000 in state aid for the four sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Golf Commission
Marine Names Corry Advisers and Board Reelections
The Marine bank announced new and retained officers and advisory board members in Corry. James L. Allyn and Murrell C. Baldwin were named assistant vice presidents, with S. Walter Sweet as assistant cashier and Miss Lona L. Merker as trust officer. The Citizens Corry advisory board members reelected included Butters, Feldt, Rudolph, Vaughn, Ott, Monroe, Glen W. Donaldson, and Richard H. Rosshacher. new members added were Paul C. Roche of Erie County Plastics Corp. and Frank W. Turben of Columbus, who runs a Chevrolet dealership. The bank highlighted 1964 as a dynamic year, marking its centennial, a merger with Citizens National Bank of Corry, and the start of electronic data processing. New services included automotive financing without bank visits and complete payroll accounting using its Datacenter to process seven payrolls with automatic tax deductions and direct deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Names Corry Advisers
James L. Allyn
Murrell C. Baldwin
S. Walter Sweet
Lona L. Merker
Citizens Corry Office
Butters, Feldt
Rudolph
Vaughn
Ott
Monroe
Glen W. Donaldson
Richard H. Rossbacher
Paul C. Roche
Erie County Plastics Corp
Frank W
Bill
Marine
Millcreek Teens Rescue Boy From Icy Ditch
Rodney Brown fourteen and Kenneth Anderson Junior thirteen eighth graders from Westlake Junior High were on the way home from a basketball game when Brown stepped into three feet of water in a rain filled ditch. Anderson pulled him out and both then searched for a safe crossing. Neighbors heard cries for help and Dan Davis sixteen with his brother Paul and others carried Brown to the Davis home and the West Lake Fire Department treated him for exposure before taking him home.
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Millinkek
Millcreek
Rodney Brown
Kenneth Anderson Jr
Westlake Junior
Brown
Anderson
Dan Davis
Milletee
Paul
James A. Davis
Davis
West Lake
Corry Red Cross notes bloodmobile visit and board changes
The Corry Red Cross chapter outlines a February 4 bloodmobile visit from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m needing 21 pints of A positive for an open heart surgery case. Calvin Swarm resigns from the board and first aid chairman post. A December labor meeting report, first aid and water safety progress, delegates to the Detroit convention May 9 12, and Meadville meeting February 3 are noted with a home service aid tally for November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Norman Tarbell
Detroit
Midh
Association of Chapters
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Meadvitle
David Mead Inn
Home Service
Cinic
Don Williams
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Aetna Casualty
Rossbachet Insurance Service
Turben
Chevrolet
Tam
Sears
Democratic Committee
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union
Zalzneck
Zalzneck’s Family Shoe Store
First Avenue
Lehman's Tire Service
Pennsylvania
Ball
Aananan
Atio
Libby Asa
Keystone
Universal
Brigham Hardware
Columbus Dam
Cliff Buesink
Ford
Buesink Ford
Frank
Bill) Turben
John Rudolph
Paul Roche
Boy
Pal
Robert
Ned Chase
J.&g. Hammond “& Division of
J &G. Hammond Appliance and Furniture
Tire Division
Swift
Revere
New York State
Coca-Cola
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