Local Hospital Admits and Discharges Learnings
Hospital notices list admissions including Clair M Weidner R D 2 Spartansburg Daniel son of Mr and Mrs Maynard Damcott R D 1 Clymer Mrs Clifford Aikens R D 2 Clymer Peter J Dubrosky 245 Marion street John A Owens 942 East Main street Cindy daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ehrhardt R D 1 William C Thompson 228 Essex street Charles Basiliere 131 Fourth avenue Mrs Vincent A Gorski R D 3 North East Nancy Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Kowalski R D 2 Corry Max Jukes Bear Lake and discharges including Patricia Ann Goodrich R D 2 North Clymer Kenneth son of Mr and Mrs Louis Bunting R D 3 John F Goodyear R D 2 John M Brown Columbus Mrs Donald R Ruslink R D 1 Clymer Mrs Robert W Clark R D 3 Corry and more.
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Clair M. Weidner
R. D
Spartansburg
Daniel
Maynard Damcott
Clymer
Clifford Aikens
Peter J. Dubrosky
Marion Street
John A. Owens
East Main
Cindy
William Ehrhardt
William C
Patricia Ann Goodrich
North Clymer
Kenneth
Louis Bunting
John F. Goodyear
John M. Brown
Columbus
Donald R. Ruslink
Robert W. Clark
Corry
Turben's Auto Service caucus to select local candidates
Jervey Columbus Township Republican caucus meets Saturday evening March 6 at 8 15 on the second floor of the old Dean School to choose candidates for local offices. A B Distributing and Turben's Auto Service advertise hours in the notice.
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A & B Distributing Company
Turben
Chevrolet
Jervey
Columbus Township
Republican Caucus
Old Dean School
New Shoe Club Forming at Carrig's Footwear
Elks dining room opens for noon lunches daily Monday through Friday. Dinners will be served Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays from 5 to 8 p m and from noon to 7 p m Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrig’‘s Footwear
Special on permanents at Grace Fosburgh’s Beauty Shoppe
Grace Fosburgh’s Beau ty Shoppe announces a special on permanents through April 1st. Libby glass with an 8 gallon minicaba gas promotion offered. Phone 668 2871. Mt ain’s Keystone appears in the message with unclear details.
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Libby
Mountain
Keystone
Grace Fosburgh
New York Editor Reports Record US Newspaper Circulation Rise
Editors say US daily newspapers grew in 1964 with a 1.5 million copy per day gain over 1963, pushing morning and evening circulation to 60,412,266. The International Yearbook notes eight new dailies last year, totaling 1,763, matching 1946 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
E&p
Robber Holds up Bonded Cleaners in Hilltown Township
An armed robber held up Bonded Cleaners at the Souderton shopping center in Hilltown Township last night and escaped with about $240, police said. No injuries reported. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Squderton
Souderton
Hilltown Township
Corry Man Dies After Long Illness at 58
Frederick C Miller a Corry born draftsman at Rogers Structural Steel Co died at Corry Memorial Hospital aged 58 after ill health. He lived in Corry since 1918 and was a graduate of Corry High Class of 1924. Survived by wife Irma two siblings nieces nephews. Visitation at Bracken Home Saturday Sunday with service Monday at 2 pm Rev H Kenyon Leishman officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Frederica C. Mumer
Miller
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hig
Miyiller
Bownhoe
Pittsburgh
Corry
Corry High
University of Burgh
Rogers Structural Steel Co
First Presbyterian Church of
W. Va
Bracken Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
First Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Utah Relaxed Liquor Laws Take Effect May First
About 150 000 Utah residents face a change as the state clears the need for individual liquor permits. The State Liquor Control Commission says removing the $1 permit ends a major tourist complaint and simplifies purchasing liquor starting May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base Labs Uity (al
Utah
Centrol Commission
Funeral notices for Kaliloa Stutzman and Miller
Requiem Mass for Nicholas Kaliloa at St Elizabeths Church 8 am Saturday with family prayers at 8:30 am at Bracken Funeral Home. Visitation 7–9 pm Thursday and 2–4 and 7–9 pm Friday. Burial in church cemetery. Mary Stutzman at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with viewing 7–10 pm tonight and 2–4 and 7–10 pm tomorrow. service Saturday 2 pm. burial Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Frederick C Miller at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing tomorrow and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 pm. service Monday 2 pm. burial Pine Grove.
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Nicholas Kaliloa
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Stutzman
Mary Stutzman
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill
Frederick C. Miller
Pine Grove
Trucker Killed in Salt Truck Collision Near Findlay
One truck driver Owen L. Klingensmith was killed and another seriously injured when two salt trucks collided near Findlay Ohio in the early hours. The incident occurred on a highway outside the city limits. Authorities described a two-vehicle crash with fatal injuries confirmed at the scene. Improved safety checks and a regional traffic investigation are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Owen L. Klingensmith
Five Dollar Bill Worth Fifty Thousand in Tuscaloosa
Retired Tuscaloosa bank cashier Edward E. Verner has kept a 1950 dated five dollar bill for 12 years after seeing an Associated Press photo. Local coin collectors have offered up to $20, but Verner plans to hold it longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Edward E. Verner
Associated Press
Verner
Collision injures men from Warren and Norwalk in Toledo
In his 30s from Warren, an unnamed man was injured and taken to St. Charles Hospital in Toledo after a collision. George Eugene Ritz, 31, of Norwalk, was also hurt as his truck burst into flames.
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Warren
St. Charles Hospital
Toledo
George Eugene Ritz
Norwalk
Ritz
U.S. Strikes Out In Indonesia Analysis Continues
The article notes U S aid cuts to below 3 million annually from former levels above 100 million while Washington aims to maintain a diplomatic presence. It mentions a plan to seize U S owned rubber plantations valued around 100 million and U S oil holdings worth 350 million that may not be seized due to Indonesian profit sharing. Also reports editor Don F Dausman of Gary Post Tribune dies at 62 in Rochester Minnesota.
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U.S
Washington
Rochester, Minn
Don. F. Dausman
Gary
Ind
Post Tribune
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Roland Earls
Tony
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Corry Area
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Wattsburg
FFA
Tony’s Tavern
Tall Union
Brandt
Aca
Sawyer's Archery
Sears
AllWay Electric
lee temeteri _yl
Wolverine
Zalzneck’s Family Shoe
Meadow Brook
Meadow Brook Dairy
Aetna Casualty
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Brigham Hardware
Carry Savings and Loan
N. Center St
S’yawga
Indonesia
C. Christensen
Washington Street
Pennsylvenia
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