Corry area notices and local incidents summarized
Frederick Beall and Elinor Hetrick figures dominate a busy Corry round of local events. Beall, 74, hospitalized after a relapse and surgery, while Hetrick, 38, damaged another car in a parking lot mishap. Public notices include potato storage control talks at Union City High School with Penn State and Minneapolis Honeywell representatives, and a Clymer man cited for traffic violations. Police report drunken charges against two locals, a Route 8 collision near Lowville, and weekend attendance at Presque Isle totaling 60 061 with no new records. Other items note Jehovah's Witnesses convention plans, a YMCA Bermuda hop, and pending financing for a new Oil City Glass plant project.
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Elinor Hetrick
Corry
North Center Street
Hetrick
Union City Area
Minneapolis Honeywell Corporation
Union City High School
Robert Carlson
Penn State University
Thomas H. Obourn
Erie County
Retired Admiral Receives VP Post at Copley Press
Robert Denis Dennison, a Warren native and former Atlantic fleet commander, is named vice president of Copley Press Inc. The firm owns 15 daily papers in Illinois and Southern California and runs the Associated Press bureau. Two workers from Rockwell Manufacturing’s Automatic Value Division in Jamestown were jailed in Chautauqua County on larceny charges. Mildred Norton of 1939 West Main Street won a wall clock in a Woolworths giveaway, drawn Saturday. Delores Wayne of Holton reported jewelry losses. Tinta Duell of Bask County reported a missing wristwatch with a black face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Denis
Copley Press, Inc
Warren
Dennison
U. S
Supreme
Sllccel
Atlantic
Copley
Mlinois
Southern California
Mildred Norton
West Main Street Wiehe
Sulinsay
F W. Woolworth
Bofom
Delores Wawne
Old Vatican Smoke Signals for Pope Election Persist
Vatican City rejects a light signaling system linking the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Radio, citing conclave bans on telegraphic and sensitive signaling. The traditional method of burning ballots to produce black or white smoke remains, with June 19 opening.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Radio
Radio
Staton
Sicily votes for 90 member regional assembly
In Palermo Sicily Steilinns voted yesterday in a regional election for a 90 member assembly. About three million people were eligible to vote but turnout was light. Officials allowed parties to use loudspeakers and soundtracks to urge participation.
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Sicily
Palermo
Steilinns
Tallan Island
Zero Hour Near In Racial Crisis
President Kennedy pressed union mayors for peaceful, constructive actions toward civil rights, while Vice President Johnson urged calm. NAACP leaders warned a comprehensive package is needed. Protests and sit ins erupted in Danville, St. Louis, Charleston, and other cities as clashes over desegregation intensified across the South and North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Lyndon 3B
Jonson
Tufts University
Medford Mass
Roy . Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Color , People
Phiadelphia
Robert F. Kennedy
North
Ber
Commerce
Edwin P. Nell An
Wilmatnton
Del
Danville
St. Louis
Board of Education
Charleston
NAACP
Winona
Miss
Savannah Ga
al Bradenton
Fla
Jackson, Miss
Galloway Memorial Methodist Church
Atlanta
Roy McClain
First Baptist Church
South
YMCA Calendar Week of June 1 to 7 Highlights
The calendar lists daily YMCA activities including beginner swims for boys and girls, high school coed swim, junior high and gray area programs, TOPS class, Golden Age Club, Be waners and women only swims, life saving and diving instruction, junior high and school dances, and a Christian Science lecture. Notable events include a School's Out Dance, Grand spectators for beach and youth programs, and multiple coed swim sessions across the week with varying times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Scranton Pushes Plan for State Constitution Revision
Scranton backs a referendum to call a convention to rewrite the 89 year old constitution. If approved, delegates would be chosen in the spring primary 1964 and convene in July to craft a new charter for voter consideration in November 1965.
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Scranton
Commonwealth
Permits Issued Last Week for Local Buildings
Building permits listed include 323 East Smith Street to remove a porch and add an attached garage. Permit issued June 6 for 113 Wayne Street to construct a garage. June 7 work begins on 7 West Columbus Avenue to build an attached garage. Sidewalk permits total two. Excavation permits total four.
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East
Smith Street
Wayne Street
Columbus Avenue
Hold Rites For Mrs. A. Drought
Graveside services were held Saturday in Clymer Central Cemetery for Mrs. Alice Drought of Pomona California. Attending from away were Adrian Reesink and G R Jackson of Corry plus Galloways of Dewittville and Mayville and several Drought relatives from Pomona and Erie.
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John Linendolf
Clymer
Clymer Central Cemetery
Alice Drought
Pomona
Calif
Adrian Reesink
G. R. Jackson
Corry
Vincent Galloway
Merle Galloway
Mary Galloway
Dewittville
N.Y
Doyle Meerdink
Mayville
Orr Meerdink
Watts Flats
Delmar and
Terry Drought
Ethel Hipwell
Donald Blackmore
Erie
First Night Racing Kicks Off at Narragansett Park
Narragansett Park in Pawtucket Rhode Island begins the first night thoroughbred racing in its 80 year history. Eighty-year history marks a historic debut with evening races under lights drawing patrons and local officials to the track.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Narragansett Park
Sparta Graduate Tops Crawford County Test Honors
L in d a Witmer of Sparta merged High School led Crawford County in a state scholarship exam held in Meadville in March. She earns eligibility for a $200 a year four year award among the top 500 state scorers, with 100 scholars to receive $250 yearly for four years. Witmer, graduate May 27, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Witmer of Spartansburg and will attend Allegheny College. If she wins a top 100 state scholarship, her county award passes to the second place student.
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Sparta
Meadville
Lucinda A. Witmer
Crawford County
Floyd B. Petérs
Peters
Miss Witmer
Richard Witmer
Spartansburg
Art Club
Youth For Christ
Allegheny College
Wright Schoolers Stage Track Meet at Loveland Field
Harold Payer and Leonard Migliaccio led Wright School sixth graders at Loveland Field with double wins. Payer took ball throw and a five yard dash while Migliaccio won running broad jump and standing broad jump. Separate boys and girls events.
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Wright
Harold Payer
Leonard Migliaccio
Wright School
Loveland Field
Payer
Migliaccio
Paver
Pegley Dyne
Becky
Bulard
Sandra Ott
Bill Blynt
Marlene Kane
Marsha Hammerlee
Charles Tirace
Woman Stabs Man To Death In Pittsburgh District
Lois Plowden 24 of Pittsburgh Hill District was charged with murder after she admitted stabbing Reginald Calloway 43 during a domestic argument at her home. Police discovered Calloway dead at the scene.
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Kiapunun
Pittsburgh
Hill District
Lois Plowden
Reginald Calloway
Calloway
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Frederick Beall
East Smith Street
Hamot Hospital
City Passive
South Center Street
West Main Street
West Main
First Avenue
Dean B. Vanderschaff
Alderman M
Cobbett
Lawrence Green
Jehovah's Witnesses
Yankee Stadium
New York City
United States
Canada
Central America
South America
Caribbean Islands
Porter Auer
You
Frank Groel Jr
Archie A. Higley
Lemon’ Street
Slong- Street
Higley
Groel
Ory One
Lowville
Stanley S. Zaborows
Wattsburg
Bernard
Szymecki
Zaborowski
Seymecki
Erie Peninsula
Presque Isle Poice
Edna Pierce
East Chirch Street
Piremen
Marton
Congress
P.m
Alan
Harry Clabbatz
Akan Road
Cly
Jonielhe
Frank Porel
Pras Graff
Irving Street
Graff
Poller
Pennsylvania Development Authority
Oil City Glass Company
Harrisburg
Glass Company
Venance County Industrial Development Corporation
Sterling Wees
YMCA
F. W. Woolworth
Zippo Manufacturing Co. of
Bradford
Pitt
Hare Creek
Jeffry Allen
Richard Phelps
West
Washington Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Union City Memorial Hospital
Erie Hospital
Morgan Beverly
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jane Parker
Cherry
Longhorn Cheese
Ann Page
California
Washington St
Corry, PA
Bex
Vutine
Rockewell Manufacturing
Jarmestown
Wre Bois
Chaut ‘Qua
Red Bush
Kyn A. Hodges
Mid Holton
Fairview Alwoel
Hattols
Aly Dalry Birwax
Adm
He Hospital
Baturday
Tinta Duell
Keerf
Wheel ‘Alinement
Warner
North-Center Street
Aaya
Philco
Barney
Blatt's
Corry Drive-In
Adrian Messenger
James Stewart
Ber Avenue
Lillian Clark
Robert H, Brown
Helen VanDresar
John
Rossbacher
Rossbacher F
Russell E. Darrow
James P. Cooney
Borstorff & Fitch
Rambler
James Kightlinger
PB. Stroup
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Sharon Minor
Louis
Miller
Goodyear Tractor Tiras
Crown
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
Prank Dahl Jordan Christiansen
Mike
Vine
Vince
Bae
Lince
Corr
Dow
SBS
St Mor Tor
Louhia
Aare
Kee
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