Hospital Admissions and Discharges From Local Report
The At The Hospital Report lists multiple admissions and discharges including Paul R- Gence of 508 West Smith survey, David O. Blake of Bonita, Mrs. William Christ, Mrs. Ronald Rhodes, Mrs. James Alam, James Donaldson, Mrs. Ronald W. Messenger of Spring Creek, Robert E. Brown, Larry Campbell, William J. Groters, Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. Helen P. Pless, Arthur Hunt, William Brooks, Mrs. George B. E. Smith, Gladys Volk, Harold Eddy, Lloyd Lillie, Margaret McCarthy, Douglas Legters, Miss Joyce Seeley, Robert Akam, Rossey, and Carolyne Rae Sherwood. The report also notes a reception of discharges for Mrs. Thomas Sherwood and her daughter, and other residents with addresses in Clymer, Spring Creek, and nearby areas. A note on South Side Bever beverage service shows hours for open sales and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R- Gence
West Smith
David O. Blake
Bonita
Richard Vanderhroot
Brook Street
William Christ
Corry
Ronald Rhodes
North Clymer
James Alam
James Donaldson
Ronald W. Messenger
Spring Creek
Russell Mallory
West Pleasant Street
Helen P. Pless
White Street
Arthur Hunt
William Brooks
Spartanburg
George BE. Smith
Sixth Avenue
Gladys Volk
Clymer
Harold Eddy
Lloyd Lillie
East Pleasant Street
Margaret McCarthy
West Park Place
Douglas
Robert Legters
Joyce Seeley
Johnson speaks at daughter’s graduation at National Cathedral School
President Johnson addressed the National Cathedral School for Girls, urging young Americans to use their talents to aid the world's poor and pursue moral commitments. He acknowledged national debates on foreign policy while urging steadfast, values driven action despite criticism. Luci Johnson, age 17, was among the graduates, echoing past commencement appearances by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
National Cathedral School For Girls
Luci
Lynda
President Johnson pledges steadiness in policy stance
Johnson makes clear he will persist with his policies, recalling Henry Clay's remark about preferring to be right than president. He adds he must strive to be both right and president, seeking whatever aid God provides in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Henry Clay
Deaths in Corry area Mrs Thomson and Mrs Skiff
Mrs Thomson of Spartansburg township dies in Corry nursing home after extended illness. She taught in multiple towns, married Rev Thomson, and later William Thomson. survived by four daughters and several stepchildren. services held at Cobbs Corners Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Anna R. Skiff, 77, dies after heart attack at Corry Memorial Hospital. former Rule Corset worker and Grand Theatre ticket seller. survived by step daughter and three daughters. funeral services at St. Thomas Church with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave
iPhomson
Corry
Red
Quy Acres
Spartansine Township
Spartansheg High School
Edinboro
Sewickley
Finleyville
Spring Creek
J. 4
Thomson
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Watertown
N. Y
Cony
Spartansburg Township
Spring Creek Township
American Sunday School Union
William ‘Thomson
Spartansburg Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Corry Wwertu
David Bi Newel
Cai Ki Norder
Eric
John
Elizabeth) Logan
Quiet Acres
Gerald
Jean) Scouten
Centerville
Ee Dewey
Bessie) Hodge
Corty
Clyde
Kima) Miller
Jerry McCauley
Cobbs Corners
Oran J. Skiff
St. Thias’ Church
St. ‘Thomas
Spartansburg
William
Ernestine) McCarthy
Cary
Victor Dowipney
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Youth Drowns in Deep Creek Lake near Oakland Md
Charles C. Radabaugh, 19, of Elizabeth, Pay, drowned Sunday while attempting to swim to a boat about 150 feet from shore at Deep Creek Lake near Oakland Maryland. The accident occurred as he was in the water with others nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Charles ¢. Radabaugh
Elizabeth, Pay
Deep Creek Lake
Bobby Kennedy Knocked Down at JFK Plaza Unveiling
Senator Robert F. Kennedy was knocked down in a crowd surge minutes after the John F. Kennedy monument unveiling at Grand Army Plaza Brooklyn. He and an unidentified woman were pushed into folding chairs but both remained unharmed as he helped her to her feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Kennedy
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
John F. Kennedy
Grand Army Plaza
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Columbus youth admits shoplifting from multiple stores
A 14 year old Columbus boy confessed to stealing six books from Crescuts Confectionery and one book each from several supermarkets. He had earlier taken two books valued at 1.60 and was later involved in a reported stolen car incident on North Center Street. The car was found abandoned behind a vacant house on Mead Avenue after a night theft. Police received the report and recovered the vehicle and missing items. The boy was turned over to his mother after questioning. A stray dog in Mead Avenue area bit a neighbor’s boy, prompting police attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Columbus
Loblaw's
Quality Master Market
A&p
Crescuts
Joseph Marty
R. D
Corry
North Center Street
Marty
D. M. Davison
Delaware Street
Mead Avenue
Davison
Sylvester Krupa
Krupa
Donald MacMartin
MacMartin
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
Short Cut Brings Terror For 100 Miles
Joseph Martin, a 67-year-old construction worker, describes a five-hour rail ordeal after his foot was caught in a freight-car coupling while taking a shortcut in Lackawanna. He endured a 100-mile journey clinging to a car ladder and suffered a crushed right foot, in fair condition after hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
N.Y
Joseph Martin
Erie
Marlin
Martin
Hold Service for Chester McCray
Funeral services were at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday for Chester McCray with Rev. Sam Braley officiating. Burial followed in McCray Cemetery. Bearers were Robert Burrows, Herbert Allen, Timothy Allen, Dean Mitchell, Lynn McCray and George Palmer, with many Concord Township friends and attendees from Union City including Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Tarbell and Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Tarbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Chester 1
Sam Braley
McCray Cemetery
Robert Burrows
Herbert Allen
Timothy Allen
Dean Mitchell
Lynn McCray
George Palmer
Concord Township
Sway
Merrill Tarbell
Ployd Tarbell
Union City
Astronauts Undergo Preflight Health Tests And Sim Training
Astronauts underwent a three hour lip-betue medical examination and a tilt table session to assess cardiovascular responses to weightlessness. Measurements of blood pressures volumes pulse rates and ECGs will be compared before and after flight to gauge heat stress confinement dehydration fatigue and microgravity effects. Further tests will occur on the carrier Wasp after space return. Monday McDivitt and White reviewed a flight simulator and studied the mission plan for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Wasp
McDivitt
White
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, is claimed to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Reports describe cases of substantial relief and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. The substance is promoted as Preparation H and is available via TLSF OuLENHELO at drug counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, N.Y
Tlsf Oulenhelo
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Rossbacher
Ance
Corry Journal
Seis Williams Dairy
Reez
Nly
Jack Stahl
Soest
Flye Rexall Drugs
Bear Lake
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Tam
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Brown
Larry Campbell
West Frederick Street
William J. Groters
Charles Hall
Aeateatpites Desperate Steeds
A&b Distributing Company
Corry High School
Grice Jewelry Store
Davis Insurance Office
Peers Ereioie
Wotm Academy of Friendship
Ieta-Stecioatereagorfete
Bevervage
Leberdeensels
SOG
Union
Turben
Chevrolet
Cohen Auto-Supply
Coal, CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Frank
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Jerome B. Davis
Jerome B. Davis & Son
Aetna Insurance Company Insurance Company OF North America
Northern Insurance Company
Hartford Steam Boiler Millers Mutual
Royal Globe Insurance Company
Travelers Insurance Company
Ohio Casualty Company Assurance Company OF America
West American Insurance Company
Harford Mutual Insurance
MacArthur
Louise Cromwell Brooks
Doug Arthur
Washington Hospital
Chester McCray
Libby
Pepsi-Cola Heinz
Lakeview
Wilson's
Dad
France
Ei. Aall Lee
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