Discharged names listed at Corry Ble motial Hospital
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 58201. Discharged individuals include Debora Beckerink and Laura Steen. Other names noted are Mrs. Carl Titch, Paul Edwards, Max Bemis, Robert Nelson, Joseph Miedomys Sr, Mrs. Cora Joseph and addresses on Brook Street Spring Street East Frederick Street and North Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Ble
Motial Hospital
Debora, V
Roger Beckerink
Clymer
Laura J. Steen
East Frederick Street
Carl Titch
R. D
Paul Edwards
North Clymer
Max Bemis
Robert
Elwood Nelson
Spring Street
Joseph Miedomys Sr
Cora Joseph
Brook Street
Janice Way
Buffalo
Marion Way
Robert Hulett
Wilma Adams
James Adams
Sibley Wright
James 6Penter
al Fury
T & Home
Townville
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Carl Marsh
Frances Dunnewald
Linda
Carol
Eva Redman
Jamestown
Roy Redman
David Fassett
Merton Bemis
Local notices and ads mix in Erie area pages
A jumble of items lists reopened Deer Head Inn on March 4, court actions and hearings for Grace Lines potential withdrawal from Great Lakes trade, pension rulings for city police, a smorgasbord at Ginnie's Cafeteria, a Kane registration drive, rural club rummage sale, and Meadvill e urban renewal grants. Also notes a St Marys Army Reserve Center bid timing, a Kane vote registration, and several local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Iv
Grace Lines
Great Lakes
Erie
South America
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Burton R. Laub
Police Pension Fund
Corry Rollerway
Corry Grange No
Grange Hall
Park Street
Orlon
Mabel
St. Marys
H. Gavin
U. S. Army
Army Reserve Training Center
Gavin
Winter Storm Disrupts Much of Nation Standards
A sweeping winter system blankets the eastern half of the country with snow and ice while southern areas see cold rain. Eight inches of snow fall in Kansas City, reaching 43 inches on the ground. Georgia reports heavy ice, halting travel and isolating parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolinas
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Arkansas
Texas
Gadsen
Kansas City
Atlanta
Georgia Highway Patrol
Tennesse
South Carolina
Jones Township school merger advances at Johnsonburg
Edward Dill, president of the Jones Township School Board, confirmed that a merged Jones Township Johnsonburg school system plans a new Johnsonburg high school building. Signing the resolution was delayed to ensure all phases of the new school project are fully explained to Johnsonburg officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonburg
Edward Dill
Jones Township
Wilcox
State Department of Public Assistance
Harrisburg
Five of family killed by gas fumes in Georgetown home
A family of five was found dead in their gas fume filled home in Aparby Georgetown last night. Police say they were asphyxiated. Victims: Ronald Pearson, 29, his wife Shirley, 26, and children Bonnie Sue 7 Ronald Jr. and Sherry 2. All were believed alive Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Til
Aparby Georgetown
Ronald Pearson
Shirley
Bonnie Sue
Ronald Jr
Sherry
White Lie Gets Cat Back in Miami Beach
Miami Beach police and ten squad cars hunted for Colette Barretts cat Irwin after she admitted fabricating a story about a missing pet. The cat, valued with a diamond choker and gold leash, was found atop a palm tree wearing only a $20 collar. Barrett defended the fib as a plea for speedy help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Colette Barrett
Miss Barrett
Irwin
Fatal and Injury Blasts Hit Sinclair Refining Lab
Two killed and seven injured in two blasts at the Sinclair Refining Co laborat ory in East Chicago. Among the dead were two people pronounced at St. Catherine's Hospital. Six injured are burn cases with conditions ranging from fair to poor. One victim may have fallen or been thrown by the blast force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ind
API
Fle
Sinclair Refining Co
St. Catherine's Hospital
East Chicago
NAB WANTED MAN GREENSBURG PA
John Doeketz, 21, sought by Wabasha Minnesota police on grand larceny burglary and federal parole violation charges. He was arrested in New Kensington while visiting relatives, his former home town. He awaits extradition proceedings in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAB
Greensburg
John Doeketz
Wabasha
Minn
New Kensington
Birthday surprise for Mrs Camp draws guests from nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Beckerink hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Wilber Camp at their home drawing relatives and friends from Youngsville Pittsfield and Townville plus Buffalo and Jamestown areas. Refreshments included cake coffee sandwiches pickles baked beans and ice cream. Other local notices mention visits illnesses moves and church services with attendees from Corry Clymer Columbus Findley Lake and Erie areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Beckerink
Wilber Camp
Erhest Martin
Ellis Martin
Youngsville
Charles Bendict
Ruth Roy
Nora
Pittsfield
Reverend Miller Leads Wheelock Service This Sunday Evening
Porter family and Ten Hulgen relatives are listed among attendees. Rev Richard Miller serves as pastor and the service will be held Sunday at 8 o'clock at Wheelock. Corry area families including Wilde Bemis McCray Shinka Bemis Brumagin Brumagin are mentioned as visiting relatives and patients in local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Leon Ten Hulgen
Richard Miller
Wheelock
Calvin Wilde
Corry
Lyle Bemis
Peter Howard
Jill
Harold
Kenneth McCray
Helen Shinka
Hatch Hollow
Max Bemis
Max
Corry Hospital
Glen Brumagin
Jack of
Murphy Manager Transferred to North Tonawanda Outlet
Aldrain Slaughter, manager of the Corry G. C. Murphy store on North Center Street, will leave the local store for a similar role at the companys North Tonawanda outlet. He will be replaced by Artie Shaw of Hazelwood, Pa, as his family plans remain flexible for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrain Slaughter
Corry G. C. Murphy
North Center Street
North
S Corry
Donald Sturdevant
Slaughter
Corry
Artie Shaw
Hazelwood
Journal Today
Agadir Earthquake Death Toll Surges Across City
Agadir Morocco officials report 2350 victims buried in moss graves as vast areas remain to be searched. Moroccan troops seal the city while U S and French forces comb rubble with disinfectant. Crown Prince Moulay Hassan orders evacuation of survivors amid uncertain casualty totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agadir
Morocco
U.S
Moulay Hassan
International Red Cross
Newport News
U.S. Army
Canary Islands
Bunal
Nancy Sinatra Engaged to Singer Tommy Sands
Nancy Sinatra announced her daughter Nancy Sands engaged to singer Tommy Sands. Sands, 22, has bought a ring and will propose when Nancy returns from New York and suitable housing is found. No date has been set for the wedding.
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Kossbacher Insurance Ae
Jesus Tom Ure
Charles J. Hass
Hans Oye Cates
Gerain Hansen
Deer Head
Eric
Michae
Connectian
Allomney
Ine Quieuuanl
Bebastuan Co.o
Grande
Blue Bonnet
Unc Hela
Colegrande
Award Varney
Piorida
Ginnie‘s
Herbert Johnson
Jessie W. Armstrong
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Inc
Subversive Activities Control Board
Washington
H&h Dry Cleaners
Kane
Kane and Vicinity
Te Kane
Direcon
McKean Courty Brectons Board
Stahl Jewelry
Warren
Kinzua Dam
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Penelec
Katherine's
Metaville
U.S. Urban Renewal Administration
Métaville
Greater Meadville
Fourth Ward
Carroll’s
Carl F. Sanford
Terry Place
Erie School Board
Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc
New York
Leeds
Coup
Charles C. Smith
Harrishire
Department of Highways
Crawford
Corry Beverage Distributor
KAZ
Banty
Santa Fe
Bakersfield
Calif
Engers
Dorothy Bayle
Niagara Falls
Gerry Bargal
Clifford Alkens Jr
Clifford Alkens
Sharon Bemis
Jack Whitney
Findley Lake
Norman Upperman
Columbus
Judy Rhodes
Sugar Grove
Clifford Alkens Sr
Clarence Madison Jr
Wendy Sue
Minor Green
Hamot Hospital
Lawrence Dunnewold
Clair Damon
Clifford Aikens Sr
Samuel Upperman Jr
Faith Marsh
Dixie Carter
John Stanbro
Clymer Re
Cut
Ting
Cutting
Lawrence Porter
Corry Baptist Church
Sterns
Cory
East Main St
Bury
Flye Rexall Drugs
Center St
Beneficial
CORMY
Sears
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Beneficial Consumer Discount Co
Beneficial Finance CO
Johnny Hart
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