Local Ads and Notices From Corry Area
Open daily 9 am to 9 pm no deliveries after 3 pm Friday 9 am to 9 pm. Fresh hearing aid batteries Flye Rexall Drugs. Corry Memorial Hospital emergency number 2-8201 ambulance 4-3433. Admitted and discharged lists include Helen Pless 1284 White Street George Smith 126th Sixth Avenue and others. local line Ad rates 23 cents per line. Tastee Freez special Cone prices 19 cents.
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Seteteerdies
A & B Distributing Company
Turben
Chevrolet
Flye Rexall Drugs
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Helen Pless
Whitetreet
George Smith
Sixth Avenue
Richard Greeley
Pittsfield
David
Thomas Grow
Bear Lake
Bandy
Donald McKuhn
R. D
Donna
Melvin Baccus
Elvin Eshelman
West Chirch Street
Hannah Keener
Spartansburg
Maude Brown
Columbus
George Gilbert
Paul Dietsch
South First Avenue
Scranton proposes rapid education plan amid Pennsylvania civil rights concerns
Scranton urges a crash education program to aid deprived populations with night and summer schooling to quickly sort individuals into technical, vocational, or elementary tracks. He envisions state, federal, and local cooperation to pilot the plan next year as civil rights tensions rise in Pennsylvania amid sit-ins and reflections on de facto segregation in Chester schools.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
State Capitol
Chester Committee For Freedom Now
Chester
Teacher Salary Hikes and Supplemental Pay Details
A new pay schedule shows one teacher at 8025 dollars, nine below 5000, most between 5000 and 6000. Several hold multiple supplemental contracts, mainly coaching roles, with football coach Lou Hanna at 700 and wrestling coach Bob Mulgin and basketball coach Dick Fox at 500 each. Track coaches Max Bennink and Ed Partch earn 300, while some duties dip to 75. The lowest supplemental contract is tied to the sophomore class.
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Lou Hanna
Bob Mulgin
Dick Fox
Max Bennink
Ed Partch
Concord School considers bidding on musical instruments
Corry School Board discussed funding and supply for instruments for the new Concord School. Superintendent Shupe would solicit bids after Mrs. H. Lyon Rice submitted a list duplicating Wright School’s inventory. Boards debated consolidation vs duplicate sets, estimating costs up to $2000, and authorized price gathering.
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Corry
Concord School
Thomas R. Shupe
H. Lyon Rice
Concord “School
Wright School
Shupe
Corry Board
Concord
Wright
Newborns at two area hospitals in separate births
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard Hoitink of Clymer. The mother is Beverly LaCross. A son was born Saturday evening at Hamot Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs Rodney Fargo of Columbus. The mother is Dolores Hosier. Grandparents are Lawrence and Mrs Esther Fargo, with sponsor William Miller who receives fifty dollars annually for the role.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Howard Hoitink
Clymer
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Rodney Fargo
Columbus
Johnson gains solid lead as Democrats near convention
President Johnson has 671 first ballot votes from primaries and conventions, about 58 percent of the 1,158 needed for the Democratic nomination. Gov. George Wallace holds 38 votes from Alabama with undecided and uncommitted delegates across the South. Overall, 1,574 of the 2,316 convention votes have been selected.
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Washington
Johnson
AER
Associated Press
Atlantic City
George C. Wallace
Alabama
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ohio
Indiana
Maryland
Wisconsin
Wallace Sees Path to Rebalance Votes in Primaries
Wallace predicts the potential to win unpledged electoral votes and influence the next president. He notes Northern cities show racial tension, while many communities are smaller and quieter. He regrets not entering California, planning to campaign across more states to sway electoral power.
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Wallace
California
Cost Free College Option For Corry Area Seniors
Corry Area High School seniors may attend Edinboro State College with no tuition as part of a Commonwealth program to assure teacher supply. Basic instruction and activity fees run about 250 dollars. living at home and commuting can cut costs, and similar arrangements apply to Behrend Center, Gannon College, and Pitt Titusville center though they may charge tuition. Guidance counselor Carl Rennells urges students not planning to attend college this fall to consider this option.
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Corry Area High
Edinboro State College
CommonWealth
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
Gannon
Titusville Center
University of Pittsburgh
Carl Rennells
Funeral services for Harrison Beckerink at Clymer church
Funeral services for Harrison Beckerink will be held at the Clymer Hill Reformed Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home, Clymer, from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in Holland Cemetery, Clymer.
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Beckenvion
Harrison Beckerink
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Spitzer
Clymer
Holland Cemetery
Junior Red Cross Donates Books To Hospital
Wright School’s Junior Red Cross Club donated eight scrapbooks themed on the Red Cross to Garry Memorial Hospital. The scrapbooks ease waiting room time for children in the hospital, with several placed in the outer waiting area for Young patients unable to visit wards with guardians.
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Ingly
Spital
Wright School
Junior Red Cross
Garry Memorial Hospital
Red Cross Club
Red Cross
Cave In Kills Streets Ride In Meadville
Kenneth F. Bayer twenty a Meadville city streets department worker died after a trench cave in at a sanitary sewer site Spencer Hospital shortly after noon yesterday John Clancy his fellow worker jumped into the hole cleared Bayer’s airway and alerted rescue crews Bayer was trapped for about an hour the trench six feet deep likely weakened by heavy weekend rains and a clogged water pump Bayer had worked for about two years and was survived by his mother Mrs Flossie Bayer of Meadville.
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Meadville
Kenneth F. Bayer
City Streets Department
Spencer Hospital
Bayer
John Clancy
Richard Marino
Clancy
Marino
Department
Flossie Bayer
Hurricane claims two lives on Italian coast and lake incident
A powerful hurricane hit 270 miles of Italy’s coast and Lake Garda area last night. It damaged fishing boats and caused at least two deaths with seven fishermen feared drowned. In Offlaga near Lake Garda a cyclone wrecked the village. Local youth group members and advisors are named among residents affected.
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Rome
Italy
Adriatic
Lake Garda
Offlaga
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