Local notices and ads run through Corry merchants
Community updates list milk orders from Cajl Union and a drive in special for fish sandwiches at 75 cents. Church ice cream social 50 cents June 6 invites public. Names and addresses note admissions and discharges at area hospitals. Local dances feature Melody Masters and Accidentals with club venues and times in Corry and nearby towns. Prime rib Friday dinner priced at 2.69.
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Cajl Union
Ahl
Corry
Bennett's
Jim Rose
Elnora Lillie
Rees Little League Shoes Sale at Carrig's
A brief notice lists Rees little league shoes for sale at Carrig's Footwear at 3.99 and a bake sale at Sears on Friday June 5 from 5 to 9 PM. Sponsored by the 9th Grade Tri-Hi-Y girls. 215
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VFW
Don
Starlighters
Erie
Carrig
Rees
Carrig’s
Sears
Youth Admits Five Killings in Mississippi and Nevada
Kalamazoo youth Larry Ranes, 19, confessed to five killings after a hitchhiker slaying of Gary Smock in Plymouth, Michigan. He admitted the Smock murder, the Indy gasoline station holdup killing of Charles Snyder, plus three others in Battle Creek, Las Vegas, and Kentucky. Ranes was arraigned at 3 a.m. and remanded without bail. In Tel Aviv Helena Rubenstein donated $100,000 to the Tel Aviv Museum of Modern Art.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Gary Albert Smock
Plymouth
Larry Ranes
Kalamia
Karl Lutz
Ranes
Smock
Charles Edward Snyder
Filbart
Ind
Lutz
Vernon Labenne
Battle Creek
Las Vegas
Nev
Kentucky
Frank Thompson
Arthur Boothe
Boothe
Tel Aviv
Israel
Helena Rubenstein
Tel Aviv Museum of Modern Art
Mordechai Nemir
Skowron Wins Divorce Over Cruelty Claims
Bill Moose Skowron, former Washington Senators first baseman, wins a divorce in Hackensack New Jersey on grounds of extreme cruelty. He testified his wife Virginia, 30, told him she did not love him and threatened to kill him in Superior Court.
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Bill Skowron
Hackensack
N.J
Bill
Moose) Skowron
Washington Senators
Skowron
Virginia
Corry Crane Demolished After Long Service
A crane and its 10 ton cab were dismantled after weakening from long use. The lift had arrived in Corry for U S Radiator Co on First Avenue and stood at the Jamestown Plant 2 building location in the early period.
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Corry
U. S. Radiator Co
First Avenue
Jamestown Plant 2
Ajax Iron Works
Crystal Coat Co
Maple Avenue
U.S. Vietnamese Special Forces Wipe Out Cambodian Border Supply Area
U.S. and Vietnamese special forces battle depleted Viet Cong supply lines along the Cambodian border in Tay Ninh three day scorched earth operation. About 1 000 tons of rice and livestock destroyed. 25 enemy killed. The effort involved 25 armed helicopters and 300 Vietnamese special forces with 200 Rangers and 20 American advisers.
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Tay Ninh
South Viet Nam
Vaico Oriental
Cambodie
U.S
Blotz Teeth Bargain Tale From a Dentist’s Story
A tale about Blotz who refuses a $300 dentist price and finds teeth for 350. Six months later he jokes how his bargain teeth fail during a Florida shark and barracuda encounter. The story cautions that bargain does not equal value and stresses trust in dealer integrity.
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Blotz
Florida
Major offices primary filings show 32 000 in expenses
Erie report lists fifteen major office candidates with expense accounts totaling 32 000 plus nine others under 150 dollars. Incumbent Congressman James D. Weaver reported 10 115 in expenses and 7 569 in contributions. Opponent Frank C. Hilton may have filed in Harrisburg. Other race details include state senate and Democratic assembly candidates with varying expenses, several under 150 dollars.
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ERIE
Anat
County Board of Elections
James D. Weaver
24Th
Lsted
Frank C. Hilton
Meadville
Harrisburg
State Department of Internal Affairs
GOP
Fred W. Lam- Seeee
Approchee
Atty
William G. Lesler
Charles J. Schmitt
Lesler
Edward J. Downey
Dem
Joseph P. Vi
Gorito
George W. LaForest
Afefenee
Robert C. Morrison
Neil McLaughlin
Delbert W. Dalrymple
Ford E. O'Dell
Stanley—Blair
Blair
Wendell
Mary C. Regan
Charles H. Hershey
Ray Robie
John F. Lynch
Rose A. L. Blystone
Fire damages Liggett and Axle Co plant in East Monongahela
A Thursday night fire tore through a section of the Liggett and Axle Co plant in East Monongahela Penna. The blaze burned for about two hours sending flames high into the air. No injuries were reported and the firm with about 200 workers was closed for the night.
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Monongahela
Liggett and Axle Co
East Monongahela
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Pbi
CHS
Grice Jewelers
Davis Insurance
WRRH
Coluumbus Church
Feeeeey
Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond Burr
East Frederick Street
Elizabeth Crowe
West Church Street
Jeffrey
Richard Proper
Lawney Hites
Albion
Joseph Mills
Panama
Tony Stec
Amy Louise
East Main Street
Jack Rooker
Clymer
Praneis
Cmielvand-gong
Kevin Paul
Columbus
Eugene Hutchison
Spartansurf
Ronald Miles
Turben
Oogoor
Ceca EO
North Center ST
Aise Tire Sale
Alfred Morrison
Ajax
Morrison
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Eaton
The
Journal Today
Dubhls
Heberlein
Motor Sales
North Comber Street
Corry, PA
W. Washington St
Jane-Parker Angel Food Cakes
Wisconsin
California
Hammond Building Supplies
Penna
Cindee Hair
Can
Pinking
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