Discharged and Admitted Residents Listed for Union City
The record lists discharged individuals including Richard S. Fox of 315 West Smith Street and several others from Spartansburg and Union City. It also notes admissions to Union City such as Mrs. John R. Papotnik of Centerville and Mrs. Ruth Wontenay of 26 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Fox
West Smith Street
Glen Evans
R. D
Clymer Robert
Robert B. Forrester
East South Street
Joseph Hand
Susan Elizabeth
Arthur Giacoma
Tina Marie
South Center Street
Martin Hakiker
Spartansburg
Robert Maynard
Henry Fosbureh
East Washington Street
Everett L. Nichols
William
Marjorie Walker
East Street
Union City
John R. Papotnik
Centerville
Ruth Wontenay
South Main Street
Delores Pratt
Kenneth Woods
Waterford
Green Parade Across America Sparks St Patrick’s Day Spirit
The four day St Patrick’s observance spreads from New York to Boston with parades in New York Pittsburgh and Chicago and Holyoke and more cities. President Kennedy receives shamrocks from County Wexford as Irish celebrations mix with Purim in Rhode Island and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Fifth Avenue
Erin
Rhode Island General Assembly
Yidstish Sons of Erin
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Holyoke
Mass
Boston
State Street
Ddth Street
86Th Street
Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
County
Wexford
Trish
Kiernatt
Plane Lands In Residential Area In Millington
A disabled Navy plane on final approach to the Memphis Naval Air Station landed in a Millington suburb on one engine amid rain and fog. Thirty three crew and reserve personnel were aboard. only minor injuries and shaken nerves were reported as the damaged RAC transport skidded through a field near brick houses, missing homes by meters before bursting into flames and being evacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmurrus
Tenn
Navy
Millington
Marine
RAC
St. Louis
Memphis Naval Air Station
Eisenhower and 7 others win Robins Awards of America
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and seven others were named winners of the 1963 Robins Awards of America for inspiration to youth. The group also includes Dr. Jonas Salk, discoverer of the first polio vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jonas Salk
Funeral services for Ernest Cox scheduled at Pine Grove
The body of Ernest Cox is at Bracken Funeral Home where friends may call Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. A service will be held Monday at 2 p m, with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Ernest Cox
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Squirrels in Scranton austerity sting state budget talk
Harrisburg dispatch notes Pennsylvania fiscal planners eye the Capitol park squirrels as a symbol of potential cuts. A 95 percent reduction plan prompts agencies to list eliminations, with the Department of Property and Supplies noting it could save 100 dollars by ending the squirrel program. The piece traces welfare ideas, animal bills, and a noted Fox sponsorship, questioning who else would be affected by budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Capitol Park
Scranton
Department of Property and Supplies
Property and
Budget Office
Capitol
Community Activities In Spring Creek Area
Spring Creek Extension Service met at Spring Creek Church with Mrs. Ray Sickler supervising hammered aluminum work. Grange met at the school led by Worthy Master Carl Koford. membership drive planned for March 27. Dental exams given at the school by Dr. Merle Amy and assistants. PTA to meet Monday 8 p.m. at the school. speaker Richard Anderee on citizenship in other countries. Bible study to meet at Wave Breck home Thursday. Frank Briggs of Lottsville hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for family members March birthdays. Lois Jane Porter celebrates a birthday this Sunday. Robert Pier has spoken at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren twice, with Misses Sharon Sickler, Connie Johnson, Mary Jean Mitchell, and Lois Jane Porter providing music. Pilgrim Fellowship did not meet due to the service. skating party planned at Canadohta Lake next Tuesday. Robert Sperry of West Spring Creek is grandfather to a new grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sperry of Corry on Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Kafferlin left Thursday for Florida to visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Une
Ray Sickler
Vernon Gutz
Don Whaley
Spring Creek Grange
Carl Koford
Chandler Mason
Ella Morton
Merle Amy
Alfred Morrison
Rolberta’ King
Spring Creek Township
PTA
Richard Anderee
West Spring Creek
Frank Briggs
Lottsville
William Mitchell Sr
William Mitchell Jr
Dale Mitchell
Briggs
Lois Jane Porter
Key
Robert Pier
Wayne Valley
Corry
Robert Kafferlin
Florida
Old Pa Coal Mine Erupts Floods Koontztown Homes
In Koontztown Pennsylvania residents cleaned water from cellars and mud from streets after an eruption at the abandoned Old Koontztown Mine. Water backed up behind a cavern area, flooded basements and left several inches of coal silt. State Mine Inspector Clyde H. Maize cautioned hydrogen sulfide may be in the water and could harm fish in Urban Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uban Run
Clyde H. Maize
Somerset
Slope
Koontztown
Maize
Twins and a daughter born to local couples across two hospitals
Early this morning twin boys were born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Allen of Wattsburg. A daughter followed on Thursday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Davis of Edinboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
David Allen
Wattsburg
Union City Memorial Hospital
David Davis
Edinboro
National Farmers Union Conclave Opens in New York
The National Farmers Union begins its four day annual convention in New York City aiming to sell eastern urbanites on federal farm aid and show U N delegates the success of American agriculture. President Patton hopes for foreign visits and press coverage. The event coincides with debates in Congress over farm control programs. Activities urge belief that food is the cheapest cost in living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers Union
Washington
New York City
Great Plains
U.N
James G. Patton
Congress
A Prophet Without Honor and Unemployment Claims Rise
Rev Virgil P Endsley reflects on Mark 621 13 stressing belief opens God to work while unbelief hinders His deeds. Christ’s example shows perseverance despite rejection and fear. The piece urges personal faith and mission to share salvation. Harrisburg reports unemployment claims up 10 percent week ended March 8 with 30383 new claims and 230051 continued claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil P. Endsley
Christ
Nazareth
Joseph
Harrisburg
Labor and Industry Department
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Dairy Queen
Columbus Avenue
Sey
YMCA
Creed
Corry Beverage Company
Turben
Chevrolet
Mat
Jorie Walker
Wattsboro
Theodore Kolstee
Spring Street
North Center Street
Briggs E Stratton
eSmnall Ree
Gertrude Hughes van Epps
Hee
Deer Head Inn
al Pine Inn
Spartanssburg
Brigham, Hardware
AllWay Electric
St. Patrick's
the Elks
Bob Easley
Lee
Spring Creek News
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation "the Bank
Th& Tv-Auto
THE
Twelve Apostles
Jesus Christ
Sea’s Drugs
Corry Area
Yprees
Geigy Agricultural Chemicals
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