Local notices and ads blend in Corry Journal page item
A mixed local notice page lists discharged and transferred patients, obituaries, and residents with addresses in Corry, Union City, Spartansburg, Edinboro, and Cambridge Springs. It includes names such as Mrs Stanley Jaworski, Leroy Stiley, Diane Emory, and Steven Adams, with hospital and address details and an invitation to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Stiles
Columbus
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Diane
St Ae
Dallas Emory
Charles Bugbee
R. D
Corry
Kenneth Weingard
Spartansburg
Reuben J. Fields
Ambridge Springs
Robert McEntire
Larry Hayes
Market
Edinboro
Steven Paul Adams
Pleasant Street
Sion
Reuben Jacide
Cambridge Springs
Walter Cmiel
Watteburg
Death of Simmelink at 78 in Corry and area ties
Mr Simmelink of 617 West in Washington street died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. He was 78 born September 25 1886 in Clymer and lived in Corry area for 50 years. Surviving include two daughters two sons a step son and stepdaughter, sisters and a brother. Funeral services set for Bracken Funeral Home with interment in Holland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmelink
Washington Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer
Corry
Neat
Concord Township
Luis
Betty) Negron
Erle
Edward
Jean) Cruz
Avondale
Ivan
Lloyd
Jamestown
Willim ‘Thomson
Lavern McEldowney
Ruth Price
Christine Renskers
Herbert
Spokane
Wash
Gertrude Horndor
Hazel Clark
Bernice Joy Thi
Don
Bracken Funeral Home
Lawrence Meneeley
Holland Cemetery
Obituary: Mrs Koechert of Oil City Area Dies After Illness
Mrs George Dora Belle Koechert of R D 1 Oil City died at 6 a m yesterday in Franklin Hospital after a long illness. Born in Spartansburg she moved to Spring Creek Titusville then Oil City area 21 years ago. She married George W Koechert in 1927 who survives. Also surviving are sister Mrs Eugene Rogers of Cherrytree and several nieces and nephews. Memorial service set at Bracken Funeral Home Corry at 11 8 Wednesday. Cremation to follow Kaiser Cemetery Venango County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koechert
Oil
Franklin Hospital
Spartansburg
Spring Creek
Titusville
Oil City
George W. Koechert
Eugene
Georgiana) Rogers
Cherrytree
Bracken Funeral Home
Corry
Lemuel
Rogers
Russell Lewis
Kaiser Cemetery
Venango County
Hold Rites For Mrs. Thomas Cragg at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Jean Cragg were held yesterday at 2 PM at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Gilliland officiating. Burial followed in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Bearers included Philip Northrup, Gaylord Northrup, Dennis Northrup, Darwin Northrup, Willis Northrup, and Stanley Snapp. Numerous relatives from Union City Uniontown El Paso Cleveland Chardon Shermans Bay and nearby communities attended. Representing Hamet Hospital School of Nursing graduates were Mrs. Frank Adameck Mrs. Melvin Kra ls Mrs. Robert Peters and Mrs. Albert Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Jean) Cragg
Bracken
Walter Gilliland
First Methodist Church
Rose Hill
Spartansburg
Philip
Gaylord
Dennis
Darwin
Willis Northrup
Stanley Snapp
Eilgen Rapp
Union City
John Creighton
Gov't Vs Wallace Case Moves Through Courts
The story surveys civil rights confrontations nationwide from Jackson Mississippi to Greensboro North Carolina with arrests, court actions and political pressure. It notes Wallace's plane departure and government orders while detailing enrollment protests, sit-ins, and desegregation efforts in universities hotels and city projects across several states. It cites NAACP actions and a planned round of Republican civil rights floor speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov't
Wallace
Jackson
Tallahassee
Pla
Nekrocs
Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Lieutirs Poller
Greensboro
N.C
iIn
Washington
U.S
Alabama
New York
Wold
United States
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
David M. McGrathery
Huntsville
Miss Malone
Tuscaloosa
McGlathery
Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Panther Sightings Reported Near Franklin Refreshed
Pennsylvania Game Commission logs another panther sighting along Sugar Creek. Ed Mitchell of New Kensington reports a light tan animal matching a mountain lion description while fishing north of Coopers Town. Previous reports in Venango County over the past three years lack conclusive evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frannolly
Venango County
Harry Springer
Vank
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Ed Mitchell
New Kensington
Cooperstown
Sugar Creek
Mitchell
Mie Game Commission
Proctor Urges End to Color Barrier at Kentucky State
Dr Samuel D Proctor associate director of the Peace Corps told about 3000 at Kentucky State College commencement exercises that the time to smash the color barrier is here and that neither dogs nor water hoses can hold it back. He spoke in Frankfort Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Samuel D. Proctor
Peace Corps
Proctor
Washington, D. C
Kentucky State College
Prince Escapes Injury After Polo Split At Windsor Park
Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, was bumped from his pony during a polo match in Windsor Great Park. He fell under the hooves of three ponies but finished the period, then went to hospital and left after 20 minutes. A spokesman said he was not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sMgland AP
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
Windsor Great Park
Windsor Castle
Marilyn Crypt Receives Flowers in Hollywood
Monroe was remembered on her birthday as more than a dozen floral clusters and cards were placed before her crypt in Westwood. The tribute reflects lasting public affection for the actress on the anniversary of her birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Hollywood
Monroe
Westwood
Pennsylvania graduates hear Scranton and other notables
Governors and ambassadors addressed hundreds of graduates nationwide. Gov Scranton spoke at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster urging active citizenship. Udall warned of urban sprawl and environmental decline at Dickinson College Carlisle. Rice addressed Gettysburg College graduates. Bucknell awarded bachelor and master degrees to hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Gov. Scranton
U.S
John Rice
U.S. Interior
Stewart Beste Scranton
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scranton
Udall
Dickinson College
Carlisle
United States
Rice
Netherlands
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Memorial Park Event Marks 37th Anniversary
Memorial Park in Hollywood observances mark the 37th anniversary of a woman born there. She died last August from an overdose of sleeping pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Hollywood
Fire destroys Cronin Builders storage in Meadville blaze
Firemen battled a major Meadville blaze that ruined Cronin Builders and Supply Co storage on Pine Street for hours. The fire spread to Erie Lackawanna tracks near railroad ties, delaying service about four hours. Two boys were seen fleeing before flames erupted, two firemen treated for smoke inhalation, no major injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin Builders and Supply Co
Pine Street
Erie-Lackawaung
Albert Cronin Jr
Diving pioneer Yveslee Prieur dies at 78 in France
Nice obituary notes Yveslee Prieur a retired French naval captain who helped perfect the first frogman diving suit in 1926. He died yesterday at age 78, leaving a legacy in deep sea warfare and underwater exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
Yveslee Prieur
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Te. Te
Taylor's Jewelry
VFW
VFW Club
Turben
Tf Soo
Stanley Jaworski
William J, Simmelink
West
Delbert Pless Jr
Bear Lake
Ronald Woodin
Frank Maleski
Terry Williams
Snyder Circle
Martin Heliker
Bruce Rankin
Merle Te Winkle
John
John Blayton Jr
Worth Street
Gerald Eastman
Clarence Madison
Grand Street
Franke Miller
South Street
William I. Simmelink
Leroy Stiley
George Stewart
Centerville
Ella Phelps
Joseph Janosec
John Willis
Robert Garfield
North
First, Avenue
Harley Hall
Union City Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Free
Edin Ro
Elwin Vanderholf
Wattsburg
George LeFevre
Warden Street
Sarah Murkle
Eric
Duane Proctor
Water‘ford
The
Journal Today
Corry Journal
Carroll's
George Dora Belle
Corry Area High School
D.S.T
Grice Jewelry Davis Insurance
Bavellist
Fisce Orchestra
Clutter
Allen C. Thompson
Roy Wilkins
National Naacp
Wilkins
Englewood
Lincoln School
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Durham
Howard Johnson
Harold Makepeace
Richmond
Philadelphia
Dolores Hart
Karl Madden
Hugh O'Brian
Pamela Tiffin
Evans
Prince
Pogle Lumber
Keen — Five Flavors
Armour's
Ansabelt
Sansabelt
Sansabelt Alumnus
Ranta
Meadville
Teller
Ruth
Clinton and
North Center Streets
North Center St
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