Admitted and discharged list for local residents
The notice lists admitted patients including Miss Bonnie Bennett of 749 Shady Avenue and Mrs. William Chris of R D 3 Corry, along with others such as Larry Wilkinson R D 1 and Mrs. Pauline Carrier Columbus. Discharges include Mrs. Richard Hamrick and son Dale Ray R D 3 Corry and Alton Bromley 712 West Church Street with staff assignments noted for upcoming installation on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Bennett
Shady Avenue
William Chris
Corry
Larry Wilkinson
R. D
Pauline Carrier
Columbus
aVern Haleh
Richard Hamrick
Dale Ray
Alton Bromley
West Church Street
George Ross
West Pleasant Street
C. Frederick Haenel
Cumstance Dahl
East Main Street
Delicate Road Crash In Arkansas Involves Bomb Load
Sam Dreher of Memphis was trucking on U.S. 70 when another truck veered and a television tower being hauled by the second rig struck Dreher's cab. Police and firemen arrived and separated the trucks. no injuries were reported though Dreher was hauling 172,000 pounds of bombs. Queen Mother Leaves London for Toronto Jubilee Visit.
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Sam Brinkley
Ark
Sam Dreher
Memphis
U.S. 70
Dreher
Queen Mother
London
Elizabeth
Toronto
Toronto Scottish Regiment
Deaths Mrs Laura Hansen Mrs Hangen Erie
Laura Hansen Hangen of Erie died yesterday morning at St. Vincent s Hospital after a brief illness She was 70 Survived by two daughters Leona Dobson and Winifred Carson a son Donald J Giering er two sisters Ethel Mac Connell and Norma Kasper four brothers Russell Clarence Harry and Howard six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Friends may call at Chester T Schoal Funeral Home today 7 to 9 pm Final rites tomorrow 2 pm with Rev Harold Lindquist officiating Interment Erie Cemetery
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Laura Hansen
Hangen
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Leona Dobson
Winifred Carson
Donald J. Gieringer
Ethel MacConnell
Stanley
Norma) Kasper
Corry
Russell
Cory
Clarence
Harry Little
Howard
California
Chester T. Schoal
Harold Lindquist
Glenwood Evangelical United Brethren Church
Funeral rites for Mary B Glavis set Thursday in Spartansburg
Final rites for Mrs Mary B Glavis will be held at 11 a m Thursday at H Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg Interment will follow in St Marys Greek Catholic Cemetery at Columbus Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 10 p m and Wednesday from 2104 and 7 to 10 p m Stutzman services for Jerry Stutzman 2 p m Friday at Bracken Funeral Home Friends may call there 7 to 9 p m Wednesday and from 2 to and 7 to 9 p m Thursday Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery Wednesday only Milk shakes 20c The Hilltop Dairy Dan Spring Street 1123
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Union
Hilltop Dairy Dan
Spring Street
WOTM
Stutzman
Jerry Stutzman
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
The
Car Rams Herd Killing Cows Injures Driver Near Corry
A southbound car on Route 677 collided with five cows owned by Andrew Froman, killing one and injuring the driver, Larry Wilkinson, 18, of Corry. Two cows were euthanized after breaking legs, two more were slightly injured. vehicle damage estimated at 1800 dollars. Trooper Charles P. Toth reported Wilkinson suffered arm lacerations, facial contusions, and possible concussion. condition listed as satisfactory at Corry Memorial Hospital. A second crash on the same road involved two state highway trucks with no injuries and 450 dollars damage.
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Corry-Spartansburg
Charles P. Toth
Corry
Andrew Froman
R. D
Corry Wilkinson
Corry Memorial Hospital
Toth
Ofricer
State
Wayne Parker
Centerville
Derwood Montgomery
Spartansburg
Montgomery
Browning Leave His Mining Scholarship to Utah School
William C Browning who died in 1961 left the University of Utah a bequest to the School of Mines and Mineral Industries totaling more than 1 in a gift recognized by the university. Browning earned the first mining engineering scholarship before graduating in 1907. The School of Mines announced the donation yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
William C. Browning
Browning
University of Utah
University
School of Mines and Mineral Industries
U. S. Buying Good Will With Food Aid to Egypt
The United States will supply Egypt with 37 million dollars in surplus food, ending a six month suspension. State Department officials call this a step to improve U.A.R. relations under a three year aid plan, with possible expansion to a larger program. Egypt agreed to compensate the burned library and host facilities. Cairo will continue to restrict rebel support in Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Egypt
Johnson
State Department
U.A.R
United States
Congo
The Taj Mahal of the Hills at Khe Sanh Camp South Viet Nam
AP dispatch describes the Khe Sanh fortress in Quang Tri Province built by U S Army Special Forces dubbed The Taj Mahal of the Hills It sits 10 miles south of the DMZ on a plateau near the Laotian border The camp guards 700 civilians and irregulars with a small American and Australian staff and a mercenary Chinese guard force Montagnard tribespeople predominate as trainees in a rugged jungle district where VC threats and loyalties influence daily life.
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Khe Sanh
South Viet Nam
U.S
Taj Mahal
South
Viet Nam
Little Kingdom
Ralph Bostic
Charlotte
N.C
Bostic
Viet Cong
V.C
Bostie
City hires Fred Schwab as golf course construction inspector
In a special noontime meeting the City Council unanimously approved hiring Fred Schwab, former Corry Country Club greenskeeper, as inspector of construction for the new municipal golf course. Schwab will be paid 2.25 dollars an hour with overtime after 40 hours. Wages will be repaid to the city from the Golf Commission once a 120000 dollar loan is floated. The council also instructed City Clerk Percy Corbin to request a 5000 dollar recreation grant from County Commissioner William Hill Jr. after the letter is sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwab
Corry Country Club
Schwab
City Golf Commission
Percy Corbin
William ©. Hill Jr
Hill
Philip Zalzneck
Composer succumbs in Brooksville Fla with grenade incident
Brooksville Florida, composer David Townsend Ringle, 70, died during a Sunday incident. He helped create Wabash Blues Memory Lane There'll Be Some Changes Made and Blue Eyes. A grenade boobytrap failed to detonate as he spotted a trip wire in time. Bostic recalled the event but stayed upbeat.
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Brooksville
Fla
David Townsend Ringle
Memory Lane
Bostic
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