Admitted and discharged names in local notices
A long column lists admitted residents and discharged individuals with addresses including Thomas Hickle and Mrs Gertrude Newhouse among others. It includes a note about Line O Ad rates and local deadlines. Also contains upcoming teen dance at Ski Lodge Youngsville and local ads for invitations and footwear. Summer school bell schedule and farm market specials follow with itemized promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Evante
Jaguars
Corry Area Senior High School Perfect Attendance 1965 66
The list records perfect attendance for Corry Area High School across three grades in 1965 66 with students named in grade 10 11 and 12. Prominent names include Kay Austin Gary Austin Judith Burrows and Robert Blair among others.
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Corry Area
Kay Austin
Gary Austin
Robert Blair
Rodney Bankes
Judith Burrows
Roger Butters
Cam Cervola
Colleen Cragg
David Curtis
Gary Crandall
Deborah Gates
Wilma Hopkins
Susan Jewell
William Miller
Charlotte Mitchell
Jeffrey Oesch
Karl Ploss
Richard Schwab
Roberta Swart
Donna Stec
Loren Stockton
Eric Sutton
Dan—Beckwith
Sherry Bennink
Lorin Blakeslee
Robert Brown
Barb Burrows
Anna Eastman
Duane Edwards
David Fogle
Cindy Fitch
Kristine Lawson
Art Lingenfelter
Betty Malone
Billy Martin
Susan Miller
Kathy Miscik
Charise Obrn
Leona Proper
Renne Sickler
Eileen Taylor
Gary Wade
Jerry Walsh
John Wascak
Anna Wawrejko
Joseph Wawrejko
David Wetmore
Health Dept Spots First Spotted Fever Case in PA
The Pennsylvania Health Department reports the state's first Rocky Mountain spotted fever case this year. The Delaware County patient is being treated. Last year the state had 27 cases with 14 in Chester County and cases also in Delaware, Montgomery, Lancaster, and York.
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Noannscnuag (Ap
Pennsylvania
State Health Department
William D. Schrack Jr
Department
Delaware County
United States
Health Department
Chester County
Delaware
Montgomery
Lancaster
York
Corry Evening Journal staff and office locations listed
The Corry Evening Journal announces staff roles including publisher John R Le, general manager William Eston, city editor Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager Allan Hasbrouck. It lists production and foreman credits and regional office addresses in Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia for associated press republishing rights.
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West South Street
Corry
Ory Evening Journal
George R. le
Q William ‘Eston
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Avenues New Ore
Michigan Square Building
Chicago
Mortage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
AP News
Pastor Docherty resigns from Corry church to join New Castle CMA
Rev. Earl C. Docherty resigns this week as pastor of the Corry Christian and Missionary Alliance Church moving to the New Castle CMA Church. He has led since August 1956 after Grove City service. Since his arrival, two additions were built, Sunday school attendance doubled, church attendance rose 75 percent, and mid week services tripled. Officials will begin interviewing pastors, with one service weekly, as Docherty leaves July 10.
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Docherty
Earl C. Docherty
Corry
Outlook for Military Pay Raise Cleared Hurdle in Congress
Reported tentative agreement by Senate House conferees sets a 3.2 percent average pay raise for about 3 million people on active duty or in other uniformed services. Details expected to be announced by Rep L Mendel Rivers, House Armed Services Committee chair.
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U.S
GOP Strives To Mend Shaky Fence
Washington Republicans push for unity ahead of the fall campaign. Senate leader Everett Dirksen defends a non compromise stance on an open housing provision tied to civil rights, while Charles Percy supports it and aims to defeat Senator Douglas. Dirksen says Percy's stance shows potential for victory. Ford labels the Viet Nam conflict as President Johnson's war.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R.K
Illinois
Charles Percy
Chicago
Percy
Johnson
Dirksen
Senate
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
GOP
Paul H. Douglas
House
Gerald R. Ford
Viet Nam
Republicans Split on War Label in 1952 Campaign
The article recalls Senator Taft's 1951 label "President Truman's war" for Korea and notes Republicans, including Dirksen and Ford, largely oppose the Johnson administration's Viet Nam policy and warn of rising inflation. Dirksen calls inflation a temporary interlude while other GOP candidates share concerns about economic drift. A local note names Mrs. Jack Strickland of Aurora Colorado elected president of the National Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Baptist Association.
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Robert A. Taft
Truman
Dirksen
Ford
Johnson
Houston, Tex
Jack Strickland
Aurora
Colo
National Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
American Baptist Association
Battle in Central Highlands Near Tuy Hoa Escalates
The 101st Airborne engages a Communist battalion near Tuy Hoa as Helicopters bring in reinforcements from the 1st Cavalry Airmobile. A monk fasting protest in Saigon underscores tensions as allied forces conduct round the clock search ops to preempt a summer offensive in the highlands.
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Thick Tin Quang
Saigon
Hue
Central Highlands
South
Viet Nam
101St Airborne Division
1St Cavalry
Tuy Hoa
U.S
Highlands
Central Pa May Be New Prison Site
AARRISBURG AP Officials and chamber members discuss Central Pennsylvania as a potential site for the new Eastern State Correctional Institution. Deputy Atty. Gen. Edwin W. Tomkins says no site is being considered yet while Wade notes the institution could inject about 2.25 million dollars yearly into the Central Pennsylvania economy.
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Aarrisburg
Central Pennsylvania
Eastern State Correctional Institution
Chamber of Commerce
Edwin W. Tomkins
Philads
Wade
Lack Of Rain Slows Pennsylvania Crops
Harrisburg AP reports rainfall was scarce across most counties except extreme northwestern and northeastern areas, slowing growth of many crops. Haymaking benefited, but prospects for a good second crop slipped as wheat colors and yields look high in southern regions. Pasture growth remained limited while potatoes blossomed and apples sized well.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Jailer Says Safe Crackers In Custody Behind Bars
Chief Deputy Jailer Tom Burns reported in San Francisco that a high risk group of four or five safe-crackers were in the jail when a safe refused to open. A locksmith finally opened the safe after four hours, and Burns noted the prisoners lacked special drills and questioned the legality of the attempt.
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San Francisco
Tom Burns
Burns
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