Local Admitted and Discharged Names with Addresses
Lists admitted and discharged patients with names and home addresses from Sugar Grove Union City Spartansburg and Corry. Includes children and relatives. Also notes a fishing area opening and Zalzneck’s Shoe Store clearance sale with location near Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalzneck
Lorrie R. Johnson
R. D
Sugar Grove
Robert G. Pier
Spring Creek
Roger Ross
Union City
Carl Shanahan
Spartansburg
Arthur L. Burlingame
Richard Thomas
Snyder Circle
John
Burnell Huff
Corry
William R. Kennedy Sr
Croscot Road
Deaths George F. VanSickle of Findley
George F. VanSickle 93 of Findley died at Quiet Acres Nursing Home in Spring Creek at 3 50 a m today after long illness. He lived in Rochester N Y and Findley Lake after 1911 marriage. Survived by wife Laura A. Horton sister in law Clara H. Davis and cousins. Bracken Funeral Home call times and services set for Friday 2 30 p m at Mina Cemetery burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. VanSickle
VanSickle
Findleywake
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Spring Creek
Bald Mount
Luzerne County
Valparaiso Medical College
Valparaiso
Ind
Rochester
N. Y
Findley Lake
Laura A. Horton
Clara H. Davis
Corry
Bracken Funeral Home
Mina Cemetery
Miller and Van Sickle Funeral Notices
Requiem Mass for Frank E. Miller at St. Thomas Church Friday at 9 30 a.m. A Bracken Funeral Home prayer service and rosary precede, with visiting hours Tuesday to Thursday evening. George F. Van Sickle funeral Friday at 2 30 p.m. with visiting Thursday evening and burial at Mina Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Frank E
Meadville Firm Plans 2 Million Area Phone Upgrade
Meadville Telephone Co officials announced a 2 million service improvement program affecting all local subscribers and expanding to Linesville Spartansburg and Connell Lake. Vice president George P. Evert said the project enables distance dialing and All Number Calling and includes a new three story headquarters at Market and Arch. The current 229 Arch St building will be renovated for switching equipment and Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania will lease part of the new structure for long distance gear and local staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Meadville Telephone Co
Linesville
Spartansburg
Conneaut Lake
George P. Evert
Evert
Market and
Arch Streets
Bell Telephone, Co. of Pennsylvania
Northwest Pennsylvania Bank & Trust Co
Arch Street
Typhoon Winnie Pounds Manila Hurting Nation
Manila faced a calamity after Typhoon Winnie wrecked central Luzon with 90 mph winds. Reports cite 40 dead while Red Cross tallies 275 injured and 376,897 homeless as Manila, Clark AFB area brace amid outages and debris. The airport reopened after a 36 hour halt and navy says no casualties near Sangrey Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
APY
Philippe News Service
Red Cross
Tataliti Cross
Luzon
Pacific
Manila International
U.S. Clark Air Force Base
Bui
U.S. Navy
Sang-rey Point
Navy
Manila Weather Bureau
South China Sea
Noted French Conductor Dies
Pierre Monteux, renowned French born conductor who led over 65 major orchestras, died in his sleep aged 29 after months of illness. His last appearance was in Rome last spring after a fall. He conducted the original Ballet Russe Orchestra and renowned ensembles including Boston, San Francisco, and Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanluere
Pierre Monteux
Rome
Monteux
Ballet Russe
Boston
San Francisco
Lgebouw
Amsterdam
Sparta and Le Boeuf press district reform at hearings
Sparta and LeBoeuf officials clashed over county school district realignment with Sparta seeking to keep its high school and opposing transit shifts. State Board of Education members heard testimony from Maurice Kolpien and others while Howard Plate led LeBoeuf on a plan favoring consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeBoeuf
Sparta Cares Likle
Sparta
Corry
Sevarino Stefanon
State Board of Education
Erie County School Board
Public
Maurice Kolpien
Frank Krietler
William Knox
Kolpien
Howard E. Plate
Erie
Maurice Thomas
University of Pittsburgh
Plate
North East
Harborcreek
Millcreek
Iroquois
Fairview-Girard
Northwestern
Union City
Knox
Department of Public Instruction
Frank McKnight
Harrisburg
Jointure
Roland Putnani
Marion Alsdorf
Vincent Montoro
Todd Firth
Parent-Teacher Association
F. Jo
Gas Pocket Triggers Worst Offshore Drilling Disaster
A shallow gas pocket ignited a massive blast aboard the C P Baker offshore rig 72 miles off Louisiana, killing or missing 20 of 43 aboard. Survivors from Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Alabama described the pre dawn explosion as a fireball that collapsed the $6 million rig, with two bodies recovered and 18 others missing believed onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Civy
L. C. Franks
C. P. Baker
Gulf of Mexico
Jack Bates
Reading and Bates Offshore Drilling ‘Co
Louisiana
Lp v
Don Demars
Bayou Vista
Ernest J. Schadler
Lake Charles
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Judy Garland in London on two week vacation visit
Judy Garland and Mark Herron are in England for a two week holiday. She arrived from Copenhagen and said she has not sung recently due to illness but feels better now thanks to Herron and has not sung her last song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
London
Judy Garland
Mark Herron
England
Copenhagen
Mark
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Teorey
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Spor Eee
Wwe
Minute Man Service
North Center Street
Sever Geetepes
Carrig
College of Regents
Corry Memorial Hospital
Norman L. Teed
Clymer
Cathy
Benjamin Craker
York Street
Elaine
Carol
Archie Harper
Carrig’s
Fe —A-&-B- Distributing Company
Gerretse
Morton
George F. van Sickle
Aids Sparta
Fear
Philippines
Bayton
Tex
Robert L. Forchee
Hunter, Heiges & Associates
Market
C.N.B
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Phoon Winnie
Philippine
le Boeuf
Scranton
Scrantini
Houston
Houston School Board
Seph Thomas
School Board
Wilson
Wieners
Oscar Mayer
Ya Sa. Soc
Charmin
Pork Shoulder
Realemon
California
Wilson's Certified Steaks
Bologna
Reynolds
Cassup