Corry Memorial Hospital to Spend 14208 for Safer Boiler System
A January boiler explosion at Corry Memorial Hospital led to a $14208 rebuilding effort with new safety devices. Hospital administrator Samuel Antrim cites increased protection including four motorized gas valves and a lengthened purge cycle as essential upgrades to meet higher safety standards. State and insurance officials assisted in planning the enhanced boiler safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Anthra
Hospital Board of Directors
Insurance Company
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Spartan Lieutenant Killed in Viet Nam Crash
Lt. Colin K. Nichols 23 of Spartansburg died when his helicopter was shot down in South Vietnam. He served with the U S Army 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division. He was a 1960 Spartansburg High School graduate and Colorado College alumnus. Survived by wife, parents, sister Mia, and brothers Ricky and Charles. Body to be brought to Spartansburg. funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin K. Nichols
Spartansburg
South Viet Nam
Nichols
U. S. Army
1St Cavalry
Keith Nichols
R. D
Guy Fish
Spartansburg High School
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Army
Army Air Defense School
Fort Bliss
Tex
Mia
Charles Maynard
Ricky
Corry Woman Hurt In 3 Car Accident
A Corry resident escaped serious injury when her westbound car was struck head on by an oncoming vehicle near the Sunset Drive-in Theatre between Waterford and Union City. Eleanor Sweet, 56, was taken to Hamot Hospital after initial treatment for shock. Joyce Metzler, 20, Erie, was admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital with multiple bruises. The other driver, Robert Gorton, 20, North East, was eastbound and attempted a turn when his car was struck from the rear. Property damage was about 2200 dollars to all three cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sunset Drive-in
Waterford
Union City
Lawrence Park
Eleanor Sweet
East Main Street
Robert Gorton
North East
Joyce Metzler
Erie
Metzler
Sweet
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Ex-Corry Man May Go Free After Supreme Court Ruling
A former Corry resident, John T. Layman, 27, arrested in Erie for burglary and bond jumping, may be freed as a Hamilton County court suppresses statements made without an attorney present. The ruling bars admission of such statements as evidence, delaying Layman’s trial for an April 5, 1964 Cincinnati burglary. The case centers on his February 1965 arrest and subsequent extradition issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Court
Ohio
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Associated Press
John T. Layman
Mead, Avenue
Layman
Hamilton County
William R. Matthews
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Ohio New York tie in linked to city murders
Ten year old Chris tine Watson of Millcreek Township was found dead near her home. Police seek a connecting link to a serial killer suspected of ties from southwest New York to northeast Ohio. A woman in Jefferson Ohio was found slain with throat cut and stab wounds. Earlier, two missing teenagers were found murdered in Black Creek Chili New York. Authorities continue investigations and share information with Ohio and New York agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Christine Watson
Millcreek Township
New York State
Ohio
Erie Area
New York
Watson
Jefferson
Lover's Lane
Black Creek
Chili
N. Y
Rochester
Riots Rage Through Cleveland Night Five
Guerrilla rioting on Cleveland's East Side continued for a fifth night as gunfire, fires, and looting damaged multiple blocks. A 29 year old Negro motorist, Benoris Toney, was critically wounded by a shotgun blast while seated in a moving car. Police and National Guardsmen tallied more arrests and extended patrols as a 9 pm curfew was enforced and hopes for a calm weekend waned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
East Side
Benoris Toney
West Side
Toney
Hough
Huff
Two Whites Wounded by Moving Car in East New York
Gunfire from a moving auto carrying four Negroes wounded two white men at 2 am in East New York Brooklyn. Frank Toledo, 24, abdomen shot, critical. Gregorio Cruz, 35, right buttock shot, fair. Police detained several youths as unrest spread. 10 fire bombs found. officers injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Brooklyn
Frank Toledo
Gregorio Cruz
East New York
Brownsville
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Howard R. Leary
Leary
King Sisters Singer Sues For Divorce From Del Courtney
Martinez Calif Yvonne King real name Cornelia Driggs Courtney sues for divorce from bandleader Del Courtney accusing extreme cruelty Their marriage began in 1957 and separated April 23 They have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez
Calif
Yvonne King
The
King Sisters Television Singers
del Courtney
Cornelia Driggs Courtney
Fast furious action near Saigon as Viet Cong bunkers fall
U S infantry helicopters overrun Viet Cong bunkers 25 miles from Saigon in a fast and furious action. Marines in mountainous jungle south of the DMZ report heavy fighting and 55 more North Vietnamese killed in eight days. Air forces clash with MIG-17s as Thunderchiefs raid oil depots and rail lines. Australian and Thai troops join clearing operations southeast of Saigon. A Skyhawk is shot down over North Vietnam. two crewmen killed in a separate incident. Casualties described as light for U S forces with heavy enemy losses claimed by Marines and updates on specific units and commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Thailand
Oriskany
North Viet Nam
North
Vinh
Jos
An Lio
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Ong Dong
Nguyen Vang
U. S
President Johnson Demands Riots Cease
President Johnson arrived in the Midwest and urged an end to rioting by large city Negroes, saying violence undermines reform and harms communities. He defended protest via ballot, neighborhood groups, and civil rights organizations as legitimate avenues for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Johnson
Midwest
Indiana
Iinois
Kentucky
Route 6 bypass rights of way delays noted by Troxell
The Corry Chamber of Commerce manager sent clippings and an editorial about Route 6 bypass right of way delays. Troxell replied with a step by step schedule outlining performance in right of way acquisitions and acknowledged the July 12, 1966 letter and journal tear sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
State Highway Department
Franklin
W. F
Erie
Troxell
S. A. Long
Corry
Stewart A. Long
Censured Pastor to Visit Area near Franklin
Dr. Carl meIntire, pastor of Bible Presbyterian Church in Collingswood, will visit Gantta Farm south of Franklin at 7 30 p m Tuesday to protest a December resolution by the state house censuring him for radio broadcasts. The rally is sponsored by member churches of the American Council of Christian Churches, founded by Dr McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vil City
Carl meIntire
Thal Gantta Farm
Franklin
State House of Representatives
American Council of Christian Churches
Mc Tntire
Bible Presbyterian Church
Collingswood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millcreek
John W. Young
Young
Michael Collin
Atlantic
Asia
Highway Ride Raps
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!