Scouting group rescued after Algonquin canoe trip
Five Boy Scouts and two youths from Buffalo area were found alive near Huntsville Ontario after three days overdue in Algonquin Provincial Park. They built signal fires and used birch bark to attract rescuers, rationed food, and faced night wolves while awaiting help.
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Ont
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Algonquin
Plate
Huntsville
Bernard B Schugar
Kenmore
John Heussler
Bruce M. Small
Howard Goldstein
David
Rhode Island
Piskar
Ament
Deaths Touch Cory Area in Series of Obituaries
Obituaries report Mrs. Bessie C. Blakeslee of Cory and Mr. Baker of Bear Lake died in area hospitals. Blakeslee, born 1879 in Texas, previously lived in Indiana and Oklahoma with husband Daniel R. Blakeslee before settling in Cory. Survived by daughter A J Appel and sons John and Max, eight grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Services at Bracken Funeral Home with burial at McCray Cemetery. Baker, born 1895 in Bear Lake, survived by wife Gladys, two daughters, two sons, one brother, and many grandchildren. Services scheduled at Bracken Funeral Home with burial at Bear Lake Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Stanley of Greenville, long-time clergy wife and former pastor, with services and funeral home arrangements to be announced.
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Northwest Street
Cory
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Oklahoma
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Concord Township
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Cray
A. J. Appel
New Lisbon
N. J
Lawrence Meneeley
McCray
W. Baker
Baker
Beat Lake
Buffalo General Hospital
Mr. Baker
Bear Lake
Jamestown
Gladys Ostrander Baker
Bertha Bostaph
Erie
Beverly
Chamberlin
Pittsfield
Verne
Mars
R. D
Jewell Sills
Corry
Maud Fedorchuk
James Baker
Frances Baker
Coyryt
Augusta
Buantey
Stanley
Third Avenue
Greenville
Harey
Hickkle
East South Street
Hickle
Union ‘Theological Seminary
George Stanley
City ‘Missionary and ‘Tract Society
Brooklyn
Frst
Barnesboro
First Baptist Church
Thomas McQuillan
Mayeland
May Stanley
Salem
Ore
George
East, Mokkeesport
David
Richard
Park Ridge Manor
Bracken
Corpse Found Near Shippensburg Identified by Card
A decomposed body of an unidentified man was found in a wooded area along Route 11 at the eastern edge of Shippensburg Cumberland County Coroner Edward A. Bergegele said the victim carried a Social Security card bearing the name Arthur Miller of Carlisle. The coroner estimated the man had been dead for about a year and noted a matter appeared to be about five feet ten inches.
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Byrne
Ole
Nto
Ward
Jamestown Sun
Shippensburg
Rate 11
Caimberland County
Edward A. Bgegele
Miller
Carlisle
Weather dampens attendance at city playgrounds
Across six playgrounds the bad weather reduced activity last week. At Mead Park Wright playground action included a forfeit win by Mead Park. Washington beat Pair View but lost to Harding. Nancy Stoddard, Alan Martin, Lisamn Andrus, Alsi Martin, Kathy Kinley, Cathy Amy led a coloring contest. Winners in 7 Up were Sue Wurm, Mary Ficcardi, Melissa Cole. Craft day featured bleach prints under Mary Downey. A pet show at Washington, supervised by Sally Crowell, crowned Ricky Christensen and others. Dozens of children attended supervised activities, with many events and contests led by local staff.
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Creaver
Mead Park
Wright Playground
Pair View
Harding
Flora Ann Ross
Nancy Stoddard
Alan Martin
Lisamn Andrus
Alsi Martin
Kathy Kinley
Cathy Amy
Delores Dubrosky
Mary—Ann Dominessy
Mary Ann Costello
Mary Dorman
Joanne Kirch
Sue Huff
Lisa Dorman
Tim Huff
Kay Simmons
Cheryl Huff
Bob Brown
Andrea Gusken
Janet Woodruff
Mary, Doryian
Connie Duhl
Harding Playgrond
Mike Lamendola
Sherry Carter
Linda Clark Wee
Jack Bennink
Vicki Nichols
Chillies
Cathy Shupe
Deb Grinder
Juanita Southworth
Norman ‘Craker
Linda ‘Tarbell
Concord
Meads Park
Assstiite
Christine Sutton
Linda Krupa
Trene Dor
Television i Review. NBC targets veterans and nurses in new drama portraits
NBC sketches a lineup featuring an Army veteran and colonel set in Paris, with prominent uniforms. CBS debuts Fire Nurses, and Dr Kil dare shifts to a full series The Lth Hour. Our Man Higgins offers ABCs reply to Hazel while Carol Burnett headlines TV variety, still drawn to Broadway.
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