Line-O-Ad Highlights and Local Notices
Local ads list line rates at 25 cents and noon cutoffs daily. Notices cover pony rides, bicycle shop, chicken barbecue, a Trolls performance, ship travelers update for Sea Way Coach Lines, and service details for Silvis Mobil wrecker and Carry Beverage Distributor with contact numbers and hours.
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Dodd Farms Dairy
East Main Street
Spring Creek
Doreee
Trolls
American Legion
Seaway Coach Lines
Erie
Corry
Ritz Restaurant
North Center Street
William H. Zafiropulos
Union City
Cleveland
Chicago
Warren
Scranton
New York
Silvis Mobil
Corry News Briefs Admits and Discharges Mixed Names
Admitted patients include Dora Daye at 47 West South Street and Kay, 4 months, daughter of Bert and Mrs Davis of Corry. Discharges list Peggy and Terry Hall, Kim Olin, and Mrs. Harrison Keppel, with other residents named from Corry, Union City, and Bear Lake. Also notes Lincoln Mass by Father David Henson, a PNA Club dance, Moose meeting, and a Red Cross annual meeting on June 27.
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Dora Daye
West South Street
Ronald Gregory
Greenville
Beverly Adams
R. D
Corry
Francis Holland
Aikens Trailer Court
Kay
Bert Davis
Peggy
Terry
Roger Hall
West Smith Street
Kim
Richard Olin
Harrison H. Keppel
Mott Street
Robert Jackson
South Second Avenue
Ae Raymond
Merna Platt
Marion Street
William Miller
Raymond Avenue
Lawrence
Paula
Marinus Christensen
East South Street
Robert Sechriest
Bear Lake
David
James
John
James Thomas
Union City
Donald Bensink
Frank
Frank Greene Sr
Cecil Chadwell
Union Street
Turben
Moose
Moose Home
Willis Sullivan
Youngsville
American Red Cross
Two Birth Announcements From Maryland And New York
A son named Joseph Allan Betag was born June 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Betag of Beltsville Maryland with paternal grandfather Mr. Joseph Betag of Spartansburg. A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David Beckerink of R D 2 Clymer, the mother being Julie Nixdort formerly Dodd Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Allan
Allan Betag
Beltsville, Md
Joseph Betag
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
David Beckerink
Clymer
Johnson Kosygin talks lift mood after Glassboro parley
The two leaders and top advisers met at a tree shaded campus site and a Friday lunch signaling a thaw in U S Soviet ties after Kosygin's New York visit. President Johnson praised a spirit of reasoning together while cautioning that deep differences remain and no new agreements were reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosygin
New York
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Glassboro
Johnson
Hollybush
Los Angeles
Deaths of Dingfelder and Anthony in Pennsylvania and Ohio
Two obituary notices report the deaths of Mr. Dingfelder 67 of Corry Pa while at an auction in Spartansburg and Mr. Anthony 68 of Riceville Ohio. Dingfelder a former Pennsylvania Highways foreman, survived by his wife five daughters two sons and extended kin. services arranged at St George Funeral Home and Pine Grove Cemetery. Anthony, an Army WWI veteran formerly with Universal Cyclops Titusville, left wife two sons a daughter and siblings. services at Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with interment in Riceville Cemetery.
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Dingfelder
R. D
Mr. Anthony
Riceville
Eeeeae
Doris
Audrey Ban
Anthony
England
Germany
France
American Legion
Union City
Universal Cyclops
Titusville
Terry Anthony
Navy
California
Ronald Anthony
Sue Anthony
Walter Michael Anthony
Eulaea Post
Louisville
Mildred Ntbong
Lincolnville
Floris Rohde
Jacki Reaugh
Final rites for Mrs Blanche Blakeslee McCray set Monday
Funeral notice states Blanche Blakeslee McCray will have final rites Monday at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Burial follows in McCray Cemetery. Visitation hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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McCray
Blanche Blakeslee McCray
Bracken Funeral Home
FBI Describes Bank Robber Known as The Commuter
FBI notes a high 200 pound robber with a barrel chest who claims no sports activity and a busy work life. Witnesses say he calmly enters banks, hands a note with a money bag to tellers, then leaves. cameras show him walking past crowds with bag of money and a gun. At arraignment he refused a 50000 dollar bond.
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Dodd
Congress
House
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Senate
FBI
McNaugher
U S troops suffer heavy losses at Dak To
U S led. About 75 of these men were found dead on the battlefield, the others wounded, spokesmen said. The heavy fighting raged for seven hours as two extra companies reinforced the embattled unit. The 59 men evacuated to Dak To base camp after reinforcements. Air strikes were limited while fighter-bombers attacked. B52 bombers later blasted the area. Troopers reported skirmishes with North Vietnamese troops and found 75 bunkers, many bloodstained.
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U.S
Dak To
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Grogogg RO
Okin
Boston
Tam
Corry Memoral Hospital
Lincoln
David Henson
PNA
Toblaws
Cherry Valley
Dodd Wil
Lee
Pine Grove
Theo
Walter W. Dingfelder
Sylvania
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Warren, PA
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Erie County Motor Club
Corry Public Library
Corry, Pa
National Bank of Corry
National Bank
Temperan
Federal