Injured hay tedder rider in Clayton Coon accident
Clayton Coon, 75, of Towns Corners, was injured when the tongue broke on the hay tedder he drove at Silver Creek. He was dragged briefly before horses broke away, suffering head lacerations, brush burns, and possible skull fracture. Rhinehart Hospital reports his condition as fair.
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Powell
Silver Creek
Clayton Coon
Towns Corners
Tedder
Coon
Rhinehart Hospital
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Jamestown
Herbert A. Stone
Stone
Maple Springs
Washington Street
Elmer Lee
Roberts
E. A. B. Ladies’ Aid
C. M. Fish
West Irving Street
Friendship Aid
A. B. Church
Mead Park
Erle
Ray Ferris
Wilshire Road
St. Vincents Hospital
Parade Street
Ferris
The
Elks
Thomas H. Whittaker
Dahlstrom ‘Metallic Door Company
Bby
Clarence LaMotte
Buffalo
Gannon College
Joseph J. Wehrle
Harrisburg
Tate
Joseph Rathbun
Cambridge, Springs
Josephine Landers
Cambridge Springs
Meanville
Philip Cervone
Area Riders Win in Oil City Horse Show
A crowd of 3,300 attended the Oil City horse show held for Venango County American Cancer Society and Kiwanis welfare work. Dora Lee Blakeslee Spartansburg won third in children's western equitation. Peggy Fox Columbus won third in 12-16 Western. Max Manwaring Lottsville won first in western jump. Grant Spelling Lottsville took third in stock horse for men. Mrs Val Clayton Corry and Peggy Fox Columbus won first and third in stock horse for women. Manwaring first in open jumps. Clayton second in slows horse stake class.
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Oil City
Venango County
American Cancer Society
Kiwanis Club
Ares Winters
Dora Lee Blakeslee
Spartansbug
Childien
Peggy Fox
Columbus
Max Manwaring
Lottsville
Grant Spelling
Val Clayton
Corry
Hospital admissions and local notices fill Corry paper
The issue lists admissions at Corry Hospital including Mrs Alonso McIntosh and Mrs Phil Ware, plus numerous addresses for residents and discharged patients. It also notes the death of Tony Deutsch in Waterford, employment trends in Titusville, other obituaries and community notices, and local events such as an ice cream social and meetings at Columbus Community Church.
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Anthony
Tony) Deutsch
Deutsch's
Waterford
Hamot
Erie
R. D
South End
Benedit Assoiation
American Legion Post No
New York State
Journal
Titusville
Robert Logan
Pennyylvania State Employment Service Office
Logam
Raymond's
East Washington Street
Columbus Community Church
Columbus Grange No
Grand Valley
Warren General Hospital
Train derailment ties up main line in Burgettstown
A Pennsylvania freight train derailment near Burgettstown on July 16 involved more than 20 cars. The line between Columbus and Pittsburgh was blocked overnight while officials investigated the cause. One person was injured. The diesel-powered train was en route from Columbus to Pittsburgh, about 28 miles northeast of town.
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Aty Associated
Fresh
Ohe
Jumbus
Pitcairin
Pittsburg
Here
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Mirkman
Clorox
Scott Tissue
Swift's
Ormacks
Fogle Lumber Co
Corry, Pa
Main Street
Islands
New Zealand
Tropics
Antarctics
Miller
Kendall
Fur
Jongh
Richard Striegel
Edward Striegel
Edward
Mary McIntyre
Richard
Harbor Hall
Lyle Chelton
Ridgway
Walter Moore
St. Marys
St. Marys Hospital
American Legion
Meadsville
Springboro
Ashro Packing Company
F. L. Alexander
General Teamsters Local 564
Troy Burns
Butler
Teamsters
Emblem Oil Co. N
Corry Hospital
Alonso McIntosh
Ripley
Williard Hershberger
Talon City
John Frontera
Buffalo Nee Speie
Phil Ware
Hidum
Clayton
Joseph Sieheemeery
West Pleasant
Harry Knight
West Main Street
Manley Robbins
East Main Street
Sy Georgia
George Orcutt
East Frederick Street
Terral
Joseph Kimnick
Centerville
Frank Jackman
Clymer
Charles Correll
Mead Avenue
Eugene Covey
Ernest
Alber Borsh
Oil
Carroll's
Spencer ‘Ladies! Aid
Stanford Hose Company
Vennis R. Follett
C. H. Collier
Edgerton
Abbott
Tosreees A
Wallace Jewelers
N. Canter St
Batiste
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Resu
Vna
Pri
Bill
Paul
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