Corry Journal gives notices and ads mix at Cathers Studio
A cluttered OCR page lists radio ads, summons replaces and ad notices. Names addresses scattered include Mrs. Harry Schiemer, Edward Ordiway, Morris McIntyre, Mrs. Awn Park, Mrs. Roger White, Joseph Betag, Mrs. Marvin Carlson, Gary Dingielder, Mrs. James Powell, Mrs. James Earl, Mrs. Alex Bodnar and son Mark David, Charles Shapp, Donna Carter, Manley Moore, Edward Ordiway, Deceased Union City Ralph Hamilton, DeForest Douglas Jr, Randy Lee Stafford, Dean Klopfenstein, Mrs. Richard Parker, Mrs. Russell Hull, Nell Dewey, Irving T. Hrusman. Also product ad for syrup labels at Corry Journal Printing Department.
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Athan
North Center Street
Awn Park
East South Street
Roger White
Clymer
Clarence Carter
Bear Lake
Joseph Betag
Spartansburg
Marvin Carlson
East Pleasant Street
Gary Dingielder
Union City
Ralph Hamilton
Seeley rummage sale by Columbus Ladies Aid
The Columbus Ladies Aid announces a rummage sale on March 22 and 23 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club located at 215 East Washington Street. Proceeds support local charity efforts.
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Columbus Ladies Aid
Corry
Argentina Faces Civil Chaos as Peronists Gain Power
In Buenos Aires the military tightened control amid civil unrest after Peronist wins in congressional and provincial votes. President Frondizi decreed federal intervention in five provinces including Buenos Aires, Tucuman, Rio Negro, Santiago del Estero and Chaco to preserve the republic, amid reports of a looming broader intervention and possible cabinet reshuffle.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
Tucuman
Rio Nezro
Santiago del Estero
Chaco
Cor
Fidel Castro
Saporiti
Congress
Ferondizi
Radical
Alfredo Vitolo
Hector Noblia
Jose Mazar Baret
College Student Shot While Stripping Autos
A Pennsylvanian college student and a Jersey City classmate were chased from a garage by two patrolmen after tampering with cars. Ronald Alexander, 19, of New Castle High School fame, was wounded in the abdomen and knee and listed in satisfactory condition. Both youths faced attempted larceny charges as police described a rash of car stripings in the area.
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VeubnuLawn
Pennsylvania
Ronald
Alexander
University of Maryland
New Castle
Howard T. Doyle Jr
Jersey City
N. J
Frondizi
Radical Party
Peoples Radical Party
Peron
Kennedy Signs Pension and Welfare Bill In White House Ceremony
President Kennedy signed and praised a new pension and welfare safeguards bill in a White House ceremony attended by Vice President Johnson and other leaders. The measure strengthens the 1953 Disclosure Act, expanding powers to require detailed plan operations, investigate violations, bond administrators, and impose criminal penalties for bribes, false statements, theft, or embezzlement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Ts Always There
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Prophet's Warning Shocks Kansas Town in Beeney Case
ERI Kansas AP report on the Beeney family, claiming God will destroy their southeastern Kansas town. Kenned y Beeney Sr. is jailed after taking two children from school. the family camps in two cars outside the jail, awaiting relocation as they cling to prophecies given to daughters Judy, 19, and Patricia, 16.
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Eri
Kan.ap
Beeney
Kansas
Kennedy L. Beeney Sr
Judy
Patricia
Phyllis
God
Gail
Beeneys
Verla
Letha Faye
Johnston Remains in Democratic Governor Race After Petition Restore
Johnston from McKees Rocks near Pittsburgh returns to the Democratic gubernatorial race as a May 15 primary contender after the State Elections Bureau accepts amended nominating petitions. He joins Erie’s Charles J. Schmitt as the sole opponent to Richardson Dilworth, the organization backed candidate. Original petitions were invalid March 2 for listing postal rather than municipal addresses for 125 signers.
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Johnston
Mekees Rocks
Wpittsburgh
State Elections Bureau
Charles J. Schmitt
Erie County
Richardson Dilworth
Kennedy Art Carried In May
President Kennedy painted during convalescence from a back operation in 1955 but soon concluded he had no gift. McCall's magazine features a Riviera scene by Kennedy, with a photo of his wife introducing him to painting. The work is among a dozen Kennedy pieces housed at Hyannis Port home.
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Kennedy
New York
Riviera
McCall's Magazine
Hyannis Port
Titusville weighs tax on deceased residents policy
Titusville City Council discussed a policy to tax the estates of deceased residents for the current year. City Treasurer August cited past exonerations and noted that law taxes any age-eligible person as of January 1, while a policy could govern collection timelines and refunds upon death.
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Titusville
Floyd B. August
John S. Kookogey
Kookogey
Counsell
Council
Governor Powell Recovering After Mild Heart Attack
New Hampshire Governor Wesley Powell in satisfactory condition at Exeter Hospital after a mild heart attack last Saturday. A hospital spokesman said the 46 year old Republican is progressing well.
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Exeter
N. H
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Exeter Hospital
Deaths of Mrs. Rosamond Brown and Mr. Parkhurst
Rosamond Brown, 61, of Union City, died at Union City Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband Raymond and children Marvis Cox and Set. Lawrence G. Brown, plus siblings and five grandchildren. Visitation at Glenn Funeral Home today after 1 p.m.. services tomorrow at 2 p.m. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Also, Charles E. Parkhurst, 80, of 151 Mott Street, died after a heart attack while driving. Born July 18, 1881 in Clymer, longtime Corry resident, former Bracken Brothers employee. Survived by two sons, a brother, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home awaiting arrival of sons. visiting hours and rites to be announced.
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R. L
Rosamond) Brown
Columbus
Glenn Funeral Home
Union City
EB. F. Armitage
Buffalo Street Methodist Church
Jamestown
Rose Hill Cemetery
Spartansburg
Parkhurst
Mott Street
Park Street
East Washington Street
Clymer
Corry
Bracken Brothers Wholesale Grocery Co
Ford
Chevrolet
Aero Supply
Turmer Atlantic
North Center Street
First Methodist Church of
Frederick W. Parkhurst
San Lorenzo
Calif
Louis E. Parkhurst
South Milwaukee
Wis
Melvin J. Parkhurst
Erie
Bracken Funeral Home
Wet Weather Marks First Day of Spring
Cloudy and damp conditions swept nationwide as spring arrived at 9 30 p m EST. Light showers spread from the northwest coast to the northern Rockies while another band affected the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and the mid Atlantic. Snow flurries dotted the Great Lakes region and eastern Kansas saw isolated showers with freezing temperatures confined to the far north from the Lake Superior area to New England. Early temps ranged from near zero in Alaska to 70 in Key West Florida and Laredo Texas.
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Weamsucureuens
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Ohio
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic Coast
New Mexico
Great Lakes
Kansas
Lake Superior
New England
Anchorage
Alaska
Jin
Qld Town
Maine
Key West
Fla
Laredo
Tex
Funeral services for Brown announced in Union City
Funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Glenn Funeral Home Union City. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery Spar tansburg. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 PM Tuesday.
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Brown
R. L
Rosamond) Brown
Glenn Funeral
Union City
Rose Hill Cemetery
Spartansburg
Poet-Vi ereck Dies in Holyoke Morning Sun
George Sylvester Viereck, 78, poet novelist and pro German propagandist in two world wars, died Sunday in Holyoke Massachusetts. Born in Munich, he arrived in the United States at age 11.
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Holyoke
Mass
George Sylvester Viereck
Viereck
Munich
Germany
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Moose
Flye Rexall Drugs
Turben
Cathers Studio & Photo Supply
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harry Schiemer
Wayne Street
Edward Ordiway
McFarland
Morris McIntyre
Alex Bodnar
Mark David
East South South Street
Charles Shapp
Donna
William Carter
Manley Moore
R. D
McParpana-street
Irving T. Hrusman
South Street
Corry Journal Printing Department
Call
Seeley
Ringerly
Tallmann
Tb. Phn Big
Prises
Kansas Town
Dors
Mer Bra
Charles E. Parkhurst
Citizens National Bank
Blatt's Rex Theatre
Rosalind Russell
Alec Guinness
Ray Danton
Madlyn Rhue
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Glenn Gates
Carl C. Koford
Borstorff & Fitch Rambler
First Ave
Charles Rakedune Dorrance
Colonial Terrace
Columbus Ay
Innie’s Cafeteria
Pigamw Wind, Ave
Beitr Pratt
Waller Walue
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth
Valiant
Robert Clark
Axel Carlson
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
Lyle B. Watrous
William Proctor
Values
Root Furniture
Mire Giller
Rowland
Tarra
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