Hospital report of admissions and discharges notes
The Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions on Saturday including Mrs Kenneth R Gregory of 43 West Columbus Avenue P Serrill Host Lottsville and several named patients. Discharges include Mrs Paul Weber 115 West Church Street and Stanley Kasper 225 East Main Street among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Gregory
West Columbus Avenue
P. Serrill Host
Lottsville
Raymond A. McCleery
Erie
Ronald R. Whitney
R. D. Clymer
Paul Weber
West Church Street
Stanley Kasper
East Main Street
Earl R. Cathers
Wayne Street
Zipporah Miller
East Frederick Street
Stanley Romanosky
Gould Street
Charles Earls
Spartansburg
Tommy Hall
Washington Street
Judy Nichols
West Washington Street
James Glatz
Darrell James
Ralph E. Davis
Spartahsburg
Harvey A. Croscut
Maple Avenue
John McCray
South First Avenue
Henry Habink
Clymer
Raymond J. McCreery
Erle
Harrison E. Post
Centerville
Geraldine Bowman
Nichols Alley
Roger White
William Roy Kerstetter Sr
Spring Street
Meager earnings boost Quaker State Refining Co report
Net earnings of 2 382 078 dollars or 2 89 per share for 1959 were reported yesterday by the Quaker State Refining Co. This marked a 26 percent rise over 1958 earnings. Nearby items note a theft case, legal actions, a candlelight buffet, and assorted local incidents spanning Meadville Erie Titusville Jamestown and Ridgway with multiple minor crimes and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rassbacher Insurance Service
Oil City
Quiker State Refining Co
Bea
Saurday
Baie Barry Curtis
Bradford
McKean
Carroll Clayton
John M. ‘Krieg
A&p
Hotel Corry
Titusville
Mayville
Harry Lee Smith
R. D
Meadville
Chautauqua
Rollin A. Fancher
Smithngs
Pennsylvania
St. Elizabeth Church
Moose Club
Rites Held For Sen Neuberger In Portland Memorial
In Portland Oregon hundreds attended the memorial service for late Senator Richard Neuberger Democrat who died from a brain hemorrhage age 47. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson led a 16 member delegation as 1100 seats at Temple Beth Israel were filled despite rain. Speakers lauded Neuberger for loving "little people" and serving in his first term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuberger
Portland
Ore
Richard Neuberger
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Temple Beth Israel
Laud Neuberger
Rescue Fire Brings Three Olson Children, Sitter
In Minnesota a revived cry by a grandmother sent firemen back into a blazing apartment where three brothers aged 8, 4, and 2 and their sitter Steven Kranz 18 were found in the bathroom. All suffered burns with Mark Olson 4 in critical condition. Isadore Gravelle, the local fire chief, helped on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Mark Olson
Michael
Terry
Steven Kranz
Kasota
Isadore Gravelle
Vern Olson
Mrs. Olson
Olson
Branz
Divine Love Sermon by Rev. Paul W. Bowlby on John 15
A Lent meditation titled Divine Love by Rev. Paul W. Bowlby interprets John 15 9 15 and Acts 3 10 26 praising Christ s sacrifice and the depth of divine love This devotional urges repentance and faith in Christ as the only path to salvation and emphasizes Scripture testimony to Jesus Christ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Bowlby
Pather
Heavinn
St. Paul
Christ
John
Greatest mine disaster in Manchuria killed over 1500
World War II era report recounts the Honkeiko colliery blasts in southeastern Manchuria on April 26 1942. More than 1500 workers chiefly Chinese and Manchurians perished as wartime censorship hid details. The piece notes the mine operated by Manchurian Heavy Industries Corp near Fushun and cites official statements on casualties and rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Fred Saito
TOKYO
Honkeiko
Honketko
Japan
Fushun
Manchurian Heavy Industries Corp
Ryuto Pit
Hatakeyama
The
Mining Welfare Facilties Construction Co
Abdul “Loo
Crawford DA Draws Read On Machines
Crawford County District Attorney P. Richard Thomas warns clubs, restaurants, bowling lanes and other groups to remove single coin pinball machines that pay for free games, calling them a form of slot play. He has sent letters and says no further warnings will be given. Local and Erie County clubs reportedly face similar advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watusville
P. Richard Thomas
Crawford County
Erie County
Thomas
Television Review: A Sunday Night Celtic Echoes on TV
TV critics note the season’s spring hints arriving in living rooms via Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic windup. Sullivan’s hour long St Patrick tribute and Ed Sullivan’s Irish acts anchor a festive CBS Sunday lineup. The writer flags Bernstein’s chalk talk over orchestra music and praises the CBS series overall while recommending NBCs Steve Allen and Juliette Prowse offerings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Myron O‘cohan
Clancy
Pat
Epna
Sean O'Casey
Bernstein
Art Carney
CBS
Good Suggestion Page Advisory Note
Arijz Koerner Bom panel employee of the Bureau of Reclamation received 40 dollars for a suggestion adopted. He proposed placing suggestion boxes in government buildings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arijz
Koerner
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Rn Tay
Eric
Eugene R. Adams
Thomas S. Pennsy
Adams
Pennsy
Mesdville
Allegheny College
Williamsville
N.Y
Elizabeth
Miller
Meadville City Hospital
Daniel Maloney
Jamestown
la Crosse
Wis
Atomic Energy Commission
Grice Jewelers
Now
Spencer Ladies Aid
Hame
Niels Sorenson
Roosevelt Highway
Rio
Eric. Ambro
Camp Mystic
Elizabeth Lemberg
P. m
Francis Sweeney
George Leach
St. Mary's Auditorium
Wesleyville
James T. Hogan
Wilfred J. Courtney
Meadille
Audrey Mills
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington, D. C
Sal Mineo
Susan Kohner
James Darren
Gene Krupa
Cary Graft
Tony Curtis
Pre
Washington
Corry, PA
Barney
Philco
South Center Street
Hammond
Mgr
Johnny Hort
Aastive
Milwaukee, Wia
Froderick W. Ford
Clarksburg
W. Va
Crawford
Television Review
Cynthia Lowry
Steve Allen
NBC
Tony Martin
Mort Sali
Juliet Prowse
June Allyson
Eastern Standard
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Savings Cineme LS S
Allstate
George Bangs
North Center Street
Allstate Isurance Companies
Sabie
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