Volunteered notices and local ads from The News Today
Community notices list admitted and discharged names at Corry Memorial Hospital plus local sales and events. Individuals named include Mrs. Floyd Brothers and Kalina, with addresses in Centreville and Clymer. Also promoted are a sale at Pauls Men’s Wear and events: dance at Vets Club March 6 and The Spokesmen concert at Columbus Church March 3.
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Floyd Brothers
Colum
Kalina
Wilson Wyant
Centerville
Lewis Landis
R.D
Corry
Paul Scotien
Spartansburg
Marjorie TeWinkle
Clymer
Mildred Pless
West Plessant Street
Richard Lobdell
East Irving Street
Donald Ruslink
Becky Schell
North Oats
Lewis Brown
Center
Wis
Robert Lindsey
Erie jewelry heist nets thug five thousand missing rings
A Harborcreek man, Roy Decker, entered Seymour's Jewelers to pay a $5 bill as a masked robber looted the shop, taking $15,000 in diamond rings and $250 in cash. The thief, described as a 5 foot 8 inch Black man with a forest green ski cap, fled with nine trays of rings after ordering the clerks to lie down. Police found no suspects as they swept the area near the store.
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Erie
Harborcreek
Roy Decker
Seymour's Jewelers
Lester Rudolph
Decker
Geraldine Hayes
Rudolph
Central Pa May Have More Flu Cases Soon
The Pennsylvania Health Department warned that flu activity may rise in coming weeks, with the sharpest impact in Philadelphia and nearby counties. Dr. Leonard Bachman noted 51 isolates of influenza A were sent to the CDC in Atlanta for identification, from Philadelphia and Delaware, Montgomery, Lancaster, Chester and Allegheny Counties. Scranton shows moderate school absenteeism, while flu and pneumonia deaths in Scranton and Reading rose slightly.
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Pennsylvania
State Health Department
Philadelphia
Leonard Bachman
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Delaware
Montgomery
Lancaster
Chester
Allegheny
Scranton
Reading
Bachman
State reviews Rzymek job description in Erie County
Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance questioned the 14,000-2-year county position given to former Erie County Commissioner Louis Rzymek. Officials say the state seeks routine clarification of the aging liaison officer role, currently titled Therapeutic Activities Specialist for alignment with outdated state job descriptions. Rzymek, a 20-year Democratic commissioner, was defeated in last May’s primary.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Assistance
Louis Rzymek
John Huegel
Erie County
Raymek
Te Age
Huegel
Eric Couna
Banks Offer Pay By Phone For Bills In Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh based Dollars Savings and Germantown Savings in Philadelphia launch pay by phone. Customers can authorize withdrawals for bills, with 5 percent interest on deposits and 10 cent per payment, cutting check writing by about 70 percent. The system uses a pushbutton telephone to identify payees and amounts, with automated total calculation and two-error rule before routing to a human operator.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Dollars Savings of
Germantown Savings
Philadelphia
Francis B. Nimick Jr
Dollar Savings
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Minneapolis
Dollar Bank
What Women Notice About Men Revealed In Survey
Dean Arbby presents reader responses showing women across states and Canada prioritize interior qualities over physical build. They emphasize behavior, respect, listening, generosity, and spirituality, with the appearance ranked lower. The column promotes Abby’s booklet What Teenagers Want to Know and requests responses with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Canada
Washington Star
Abby
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ex Secret Service Head Links Warren to Castro Plot Memo
Former Secret Service director James Rowley says Chief Justice Earl Warren learned of CIA plots to kill Castro, three years after the Warren Commission concluded Kennedy’s assassination. Rowley told the AP that he passed the memo to FBI Director Hoover and that Senate intelligence may hold a copy. Columnist Jack Anderson says the memo suggested Castro ordered Kennedy’s death in retaliation. Church asks Greenspun for more information.
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Washington
Secret Service
Earl Warren
U.S
Fidel Castro
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
James Rowley
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Intelligence Committee
Rowley
Florida
Warren
Drew Pearson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
CIA
Castro
Howley
Jack Anderson
Mondday
Hoover
Anderson
Pearson's
CLA
Associated Press
Las Vegas Sun
Senate Committee
Robert
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Penny Holthouse
Melinda
Marilyn Conant
Rodney George
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John Lege
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Columbus-Conelway Recreation Baseball League
Até
Taylor’s Jewelry
Rio DE Janeiro
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Maison Cartier
Cartier
Rzymek
New Hampshire
Woodworth
Union City
Bracken Brothers
Bracken
Dean Arbby
Howard
Tucson
Mit
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Sun
Frank Church
Havana
Castra
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Hank Greenspun
Berkey’s Greenhouse & Floral Shop
North Center St
Penna
Debra S. Fralick
Corry, Right
Thiel College
Greenville Hospital
Fralick
Diane Williams
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Es Citrus & Frozen Food
Valencia
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Corry Agway Co-Op
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