Sidewalk Bazaar Ads Stir in Corry Vicinity
A community Sidewalk Bazaar is advertised with dates August 14 and 15, urging Corry residents to submit ads by August 4. The note highlights local shops and vendors, including Sea's Drugs and Woolworths style promotions, plus a push to attract 10,000 attendees.
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Agus
Jerry Mitchell
Totrouse
Uyrie
Sie SA
Aldermin
Samuel Joo
Corry
Country Chamber of Commerce
Local Officials Announce Staffing Changes and Supplies
Fri An Beleman has been named commander of the Churchin Detachment at Red Barricks Hawaii. Millcreek reports a 30 day absence for Police Chief Bernard J Monit tits with no permanent replacement planned. Rosy H Wilkins notes a special order for bamboo shades and Venetian blinds.
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An Beleman
Touyy 1 Tise
Ch Urchin
Red Barricks
Hawa
Flye Rexall
Millcreek
Bernard J Monit Tits
Rosy H. Wilkins
Teenager Dies After Lancaster County Crash
A 16 year old boy died today from injuries after a collision yesterday near Bearvwn in Lancaster County. Gary J. Metnerney, son of Mr and Mrs Vinteau Metnerney of Haney Brook, was a passenger when the motorcycle struck a tree. Driver Charles J. Miles of Honey Brook was admitted to Fondster Gene Hospital with injuries. Police say they were riding together when rain slicked the highway and a swerved, leading to the crash on Route 322.
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Lancaster
Bearvwn
Lancaster Coun
Gary J. Metnerney
Vinteau
MeTnerey
Fondster
Gene Hospi
Heldnapates
Charles J. Miles
Honey Brook
New Holland
Newspaperwoman Mary Textwick dies after long illness
Mary E. Textwick, a longtime Indiana newspaper reporter for over four decades, died yesterday after a lengthy illness. She served on the Indian Apollo Slay staff since 1914 and was born in Denver.
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Diesndianapolis
Mary E. Textwick
Indiana
Denver
Hospital Admission and Discharges Noted in Local Report
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a m lists admissions including Mrs Haroléld Anderson 108 West Columbus Avenue Mrs James Roseberry 16 East Bond Street Mrs Lawrence C Nichols 412 South Center Street Lake W Sherlock Spartans burg Mrs Walter J Latos 1050 Mead Avenue and Mrs W Reade Langhurst 143 Maple Avenue Discharges include Mrs Grace Davis 129 East Pleasant Street Ronald age 9, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wenzel Clymer John M Windahl Br 271 West Washington Street Mrs Donald Bunting Spar Wwasburg and others July unspecified. |
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Haroléld Anderson
Columbus Avenue
James Roseberry
East
Bond Street
Lawrence C. Nichols
Center Street
Lake W. Sherlock
Spartansburg
Walter J. Latos
Mead Avenue
W. Reade Langhurst
Maple Avenue
Grace Davis
Pleasant Street
Ronald
Joseph Wenzel
Clymer
John M. Windahl
Washington Street
Donald Bunting
Spar
Wwasburg
Local Addresses Appear in Community Notice
A list of residents and addresses appears in a community notice including Union City and surrounding areas such as Waterford Wattsburg Youngsville and Columbus. Names include Charles Butler Carrie King Nelson Porter Mrs Arthur Brown Margaret Pratt Arthur Dingle Harold Drayer and Warren Linda Barton along with Trudy Ann Sandberg Blair Keeler and Delores Smith with a baby boy.
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Union City
Charles Butler
R. D
Carrie King
Fourth Avenue
Nelson Porter
Waterford
Arthur Brown
Wattsburg
Margaret Pratt
Third Avenue
Union Cry
Arthur Dingle
Prospect Fleet
Harold Drayer
South Mainstreet
Warren
Linda Barton
Youngsville
Blair Keeler
Yourigaville
Delores Smith
Baby Boy
D. 1
Columbus
Four Kane Men Injured In Route 68 Crash
Four Kane men were seriously or lightly hurt in a crash about 12:30 a.m. yesterday three miles south of Kane on Route 68. Robert Hadfield 26 and Warren Cedar 28 were taken to Community Hospital in serious condition. Keith and Paul Hadfield brothers of Robert were less severely injured. Paul Hadfield suffered internal injuries and Cedar had a compound leg fracture with lacerations. The four were in a 1953 sedan that collided with a semi-trailer at the foot of the James City hill. the sedan was demolished.
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Kane
Robert Hadfield
Warren Cedar
Keith
Paul Hadfield
Robert
Cedar
James City
Americans and Soviets exchange views may shape futures
James Marlow argues that Soviet and American exchange visits offer no quick results but can clarify long term thinking. He notes Dulles and Eisenhower era ideas on containment and predicts travel could influence attitudes on both sides, even if not producing immediate policy shifts.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Frol .R. Kozlov
Anastas J. Mikolyan
United States
Richard M On
U.S
John
Poster Dulles
Eisenhower
James C. Hagarty
Dulles
Kremlin
W.8.s.r
Ussr
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Owe
Russell Stoyer
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Ohallerwert
Delteinus
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Joseph Manotuill
Linkin
Linkin Stabs Fee Milhavek
Dise
Merton
Aie
Wowie Page
Pena Daves
Bine
Pete RA
Arnels
Dan Rivers
Onli la May Fat Hopital
Sivlen
Wirwliry
Corry Beverage Distributor
Honith
viaiLoy
Turben
Auto Service
Chevrolet
Hn Ville Leap Lachey
Atheros
Groniets
Shales
Hinestiwa
Witten
the Pines
Pilgrim James Sheldon
Moose
Amd
Hye Murty
Harley Faliwini
Ae Etp
Inene Sealerday
Jlenwerene
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Woolworth
Woolworth's
Erle Pullee
Milford J. Pierce
Spring Creek
Turner Hill
Corry Grange
BBC
Faille
Carrall
Thi
Brie
Tressury
Hyun Higupkel
Fini
Governument
Hae
Win Burn Grgentaalio
Corry Rollerway
Danni
Gueleer
Jeantinent
Vis Doelor Donati Dovia
McIntyre
Foy der
Hyuid
Macko's Market
Tld
East Main
Stainenss
ViytTe
Gumout
Nelly Don
Oshees
McIntyre’s
Richard Neuberger
Adil Stevenson
Stevenson
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cash
Beneficial
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Spadau
Pla International Credit
Center St
Soars & Roebuck
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Ste
Sansa
Beneficial Finance Co
Consumer Discount Co
NORGE
Li Hich
Marlow
James Marlow
AP News
East Main Street
Heinz Catsup
Von
Father Conroy
Crosby
Debbia, Reynolds
REX Theatre
Walt Disney
Corre
Miles
Chy
Ethel
Isle Park Boards
Archie
Fulo
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Sher
Pear
Jamisor
Mrs. Corry
Memorial
Uuto Acel
Daughters Lee
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Jane
Coney
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