Police collar Gilmore after eyeglass incident
Meredith Seep arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct after an incident in a restaurant where Gilmore grabbed Jukes eyeglasses and ran outside with them. Gilmore was fined 50 dollars and a new hearing date was set for next Saturday. Police also reported a found dog, a court hearing on a separate assault case, and various local police actions including vehicle accidents and vandalism in Corry.
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Meredith Seep Ag
West Smith Si St Y
John Jukes
South Center Street
Gilmore
Jukes
Porter Auer
Auer
Jamestown
Glenn King
Lemon Street
Veterans Memorial Park
Erie County Court
Selma
Kill
Alabama
King
Frank Mememorial
Knight
William Joe Peiffer
Corry
Picidilli Hill
Jerry T. Waite
East Street
Waite
Corry residents drawn for new court duty in April
Two Corry residents Mrs Clara Bavhomner of West Park Place and Everett Webb of R Co Corr were drawn to serve in court for the next term starting in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Clara Bavhomner
West Park Place
Everett Webb
R. Co. Corr
U S Bombing Rebels Again In Vietnam Conflict
U S bombers and Vietnamese jets hit a North Vietnamese island base used for Viet Cong munitions. South Vietnamese forces captured a 50 foot fishing junk with 15 tons of Chinese and Czech arms near Da Nang. Five crewmen detained. vessel scuttled in 60 feet of water after naval pursuit.
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Tommage
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Quang Tri
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Chanh
Thi
Cua Viet
North
Viet Nam
Deaths of Winifree as waos Miss Webb of H. D. 3 Corry
Mrs Winifree Webb of R D 3 Corry died at home Saturday at 81. Survived by four nephews and several nieces and nephews, including Ralph Baker, Pat Barlee, Florence Webb, Eleanor Bates, Mildred Chelton. Friends may call Glenn Funeral Home Union City. funeral tomorrow at 2 p m with Rev W J Finnicum officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
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Forest M
Hazel) Adams
Bracken
G. C. Mowry
Corty
Winifree
Webb
H. D
Corry
Ralph Baker
Biesell
Pat
Barlee
Columbus
R. D
Corr
Te Webb
Mary Baker
Goldfinch
Union City
Florence ‘Webb
Eleanor Bates
Mildred Chelton
Polk
Mieves
Glenn
W. J. Finnicum
Evergreen Cemetery
Upian
Mrs V Pearl Woodard 80 dies at Warren General Hospital
Mrs V Pearl Woodard of Spring Creek died at Warren General Hospital at 1 p m. She was 80 and had been at Rouse Hospital in Youngsville for six months. Born January 15 1885 in Gillespie Pa she lived in Kane and Pittsfield after marrying Daniel Woodard in 1903. Survived by three daughters 25 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren. Funeral at Bracken Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 2 p m conducted by Rev John Kunselman burial Wrightsville Cemetery.
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V. Pearl Woodard
Woodard
Spring Creak
Warren General Hospital
Warren General
Rouse Hospital
Youngsville
Gillespie
Three Bridge
Warren County
Kane
Pittsfield
Daniel Woodard
Spring Creek
Blue Eye
Bracken Funeral Home
John Kunselman
Blue Eye Church
Wrightsville Cemetery
Infant Hamilton Dies After Birth at Corry Memorial Hospital
A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hamilton of R D 1 Columbus died last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. Besides the parents, survivors include one sister Susan Marey, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kelsey of Corry, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton of Corry. Private services will be held tomorrow at St. George Funeral Home with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Hamilton
Corry Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Hamilton
Columbus
Susan Marey
Clyde Kelsey
Corry
Roy Hamilton
St. George Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Missionary Conference to be Held at Clymer Church
The second annual Missionary Conference is set for March 25 to 28 at Clymer Methodist Church. Rev Harry Percy of the Sudan Interior Mission and Mrs Alexander Kemp of the Methodist Board of Missions lead, with services nightly at 7:30 except Sunday at 8.Thursday afternoon features slides for junior high and high school youths. Friday at noon features a women’s luncheon and an afternoon program with slides. Other local church events noted include a Men's Brotherhood meeting at T.G.T. Community building with 45 attendees and a Ruth Circle fellowship supper for the Abbe Reformed Church congregation on March 24 at 7 p.m.
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Sildes
Men's Brotherhood of the Abbe Reformed Church
T.G.T
Everett Warnshouse
Quentin Bensink
Brotherhood
Edward Rislink
Ralph Damcott
Syracuse
Gertrude Damcott
Minnie Querreveld
Tunis Miersma
Robert Legters
Harold Rust
Harold Bensink
Rochester Reformed Church Classis
Philip McCray
the Clymer
Central School Club Holds Tureen Dinner Meeting
The Community Club met in the Clymer Central School cafeteria for an evening tureen dinner. Jean Buesink presided as president and Trainy Jordan spoke on pesticides and insecticides. The Clymer Bag Co. honored Macin Holthouse on his 70th birthday with a gift. a Sunday birthday dinner at Fontain Bowl followed.
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Clymer Central School
Jean Buesink
Trainy Jordan
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Clymer Bag Co
Macin Holthouse
Holthouse
Fontain Bowl
Holt~house
John
Timmy
Jordon Holthouse
Kenton Heslink
Khrushchev Appears in Public Amid Low Awareness
Nikita Khrushchev resurfaced in Moscow with only a comparative handful of the Soviet Union's 228 million people aware of his return after five months out of power. He visited his wife at their new apartment, voted at a Kremlin area booth, and left toward his country home, appearing ruddy and fit despite his ouster. He quipped that he felt "like a pensioner not bad."
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Nikita
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist
Pravda
Khrishchev
Wallace Denounces King Allies Amid Selma Unrest
Alabama Governor George Wallace defends voter rights and education expansion while attacking Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and associates as subversive. He cites federal court orders on literacy tests, asserts open dialogue with citizens, and disputes a reported hospital denial claim related to a Negro demonstrator.
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New York City
Selma
Wallace
Alabama
Adiation
New York
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Justice Department
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Senate Internal Affairs
CBS
United Press International
al Kuettner
1 UPI
al Sharp
UPI
Miner Dies After Accident at Trojan Coal Mine
A 25 year old Cambrian man Dwight Muse died in Miners Hospital Spangler about 20 minutes after an accident at Trojan Coal Mine in Gipsy Indiana County He was crushed between a hauling machine and the roof In a separate incident Barry Moll 13 of Soudertown Pa was killed when crushed between sections of a steel folding door at a school gymnasium
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Spangler, Pa
Spangler
Trojan
Gipsy
Indiana County
Dwight Muse
Souderton
Barry Moll
Soudertown
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Eeoorry Journal
Gould Street
YMCA
James D. Hileman
Corry Area Ministerial Association
Swanson
Manley Robbing Jr
East Main Street
Albert S. Hill
Lindsey Hollow Road
George Bell
South Second Avenue
Corry Area
Jointure
Erie County
Concord Township
Elgin Borough
Wayne Township
Crawford County
Sparta
Ear Lake
Corry Jointure
Barney
Firestone
T. C. Bregitter
Spartansburg
Herbert F. Carroll
West Main Street
Polrce
Carroll
Milas Barbara Krone
Athens
Miss Krone
Pennsylvania Elegime Co
James Shields
Huntingdon
Industria
Seto
Shirlds
Bean
Erle County Court
Cootenint Court
Pennsylvani
Max L. Racop
Racop
West Smith
Marion Streets
Elmer F. Smith
West Irving Street
Marion Street
Smith
Dean Bashline
East Washington Street
Bashline
Donald Kent
North Center Street
Corry Jamestown
William Yarateh
Maple Avenue
Sciota Street
Yaraldh
William Cornell
Edinboro State College
Carry Rotary Club
Hare Creek Beagle Club
Moose Home
U. S
Clymer
Mei P
Evans
Marion
UPT
Fr From
S Hospital
Michael Ano
Beneficial
Beneficial Consumer Discount CD
Beneficial Finance Co
Center St
Sears
Roetuck
Erie
Caberelee Finance Co
State
Betes Taeree
Glendale
Headilie
Beneficial Finance Co. of
Meadville
Chestnut St
Cormar
Park Ave
Phormas
North Main St
Gardner Bldg
Phi
Peas
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