License suspensions and local notices fill Corry page
The latest state traffic safety list records two area suspensions Morris F Crissman of Bear Lake 60 days for reckless driving and James T Brown of Union City 60 days for speeding Real estate transfers in Erie County include Richard H Hossbacher Mp and Many Austin C Behan Third Ward and Mr and Mrs James E Wells to Mr and Mrs Thomas J Hughes Second Ward Police reported three found items Vern Furness 91 East Street turned in a long handled razor Police say a chain holding six or seven keys was lost by Glymer Robert Thornton of Rod Glymer A beagle found at 346 Marion Street was removed to the city pound The 8 year old boy bitten by a dog was treated and the dog owner John Oesch agreed to confine the animal for 1 day Corry area firms conduct Industrial Chest Survey shows 3050 chest rays with Ajax Iron Works and Thompson Maple Products participating There will be a junior dance at the YMA tonight from 10 pm admissions 50 cents
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State Bureau of ‘Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Morris F. Crissman
R.D
Bear Lake
James T. Brown
R. D
Union City
Carry
Erie County
Richard H. Hossbacher
Austin C. Behan
James E. Wells
Thomas J. Hughes
Vern Furrous
Fist Street
East South Street
Robert Thornton
ROD
Glymer
William Burlingame
West Washington Street
Lloyd Whitman
Shady Avenue
Lloyd
John Oesch
Whitmans
Corry
Crawfford
Erie
James R. DeTuerk
Northwestern
Pennsylvania ,Tuberculosis and Health Society
Crawford County
Ajax Iron Works
Thompson Maple
Four-Block renewal plan moved forward with relocations aid
City officials endorse a four block renewal concept easing relocation by citing federal funds for moving losses and fixtures. The plan envisions eliminating Second Avenue and creating a north end Fourth Avenue cul de sac to form a superblock for mixed use. Council and Redevelopment Authority will revisit two west blocks later.
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Blackson
Cspotis
Second Avenue
Anul de Sac
Fourth Avenue
Promise Council
Redevelopment Authority
Army demonstration sparks nerve gas fears near sheep
Demand, Moss alleged 155mm shells packed with a persistent agent were used in an Army display on the 3rd. He claimed reports of 320 gallons released from a high-speed aircraft within 97 miles of the flock, and 160 gallons burned in a pit by the Army. An Army spokesman said normal operations occurred March 18 at Dugway, including a flight, with officials not commenting further. Separate crash on U.S. 1 near Carlisle killed two women, Helen M Cook and Janice Ritzman, both 21.
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Moss
Dugway
Shafer Sees No Challenger to Nixon for GOP Nomination
Gov. Shafer said no candidate has emerged to challenge Richard Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination. He planned to attend the Miami convention as a favorite-son candidate unless conditions change. Shafer noted possible draft interest from Rockefeller, Reagan, and Percy as dark horses.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Miami
Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Tlinois
Charles Percy
Rocke
Budget approval for Rouse Home operations rises 72 thousand
Youngsville officials approved a 544000 budget for Rouse Home operations, up 72250 from last year. Chairman Donnelly cited across the board 5 percent raises, higher costs for drugs food gas and utilities, and a 20 patient load increase. State mandate now requires a registered nurse on duty 24 7 bringing RNs to five. Ruth Benfield praised care and home staff during a recent visit. There are 133 guests, 103 non ambulatory.
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Youngsville
Rouse Estate
Rouse
Thomas J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Rouse Home
Ruth E. Benfield
Department of Public Welfare
Deaths Mark Chuck Butters Community Leader at 60
Charles W. Butters known as Chuck died at 2 20 this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital aged 60 Born March 4 1906 in St Paul Minn moved to Corry as a child and lived at 170 Wright St A Corry High School graduate 1927 He studied embalming at Cincinnati College 1932 earlier worked for Raymond Mifg Co and Bracken Keating Funeral Home Later ran Atlantic Service Station and then worked at Buesink Ford He was former Corry Chamber of Commerce president past master of Corry Lodge Free and Accepted Masons and a member of Corry Elks He is survived by his wife Delores O Hara two daughters Phyllis Douglas of Atlanta GA Charlene Butters of Baltimore MD a son John C Butters at Denison Univ three brothers Justin Frank and J Guy Butters a sister in law Dorothy Butters Memorials to Corry Hospital Building Fund.
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Charles W. Butters
Butters
Chuck
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Paul
Minn
Mr. Butters
Wright Street
Corry
Raymond Mifg. Co
Cincinnati College of Embalming
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
The
Aero Supply
Atlantic
South Center Street
Buesink Ford
Frank Butters
Franklin
J. Guy Butters
Inlaw
George
Dorothy) Butters
Bracken
Ener Ortner
Pine Grove
Corry He Hospital
Mildred A. Brutcher
Brutcher
Linesville
Spencer Memorial Hospital
Meadville
Bear Lake
Meadville Telephone Company
Linesville United
Presbyterian Church
Doreas Society
Linesville Garden Club
Phyllis Rebekah
Nick Pachuk
Harry Wilstead
Hampton
Houghton Funeral
Iberian Church
Raymond Pitzer
Deserter Dodges Pursuit Across Franklin and Camp Pendleton
An 18 year old Marine private from Franklin was listed as a deserter on February 16 at Camp Pendleton California. Police kept his home under watch and detained him there until Marines arrived to escort him to Youngstown airport for a flight back to base. The deserter reportedly left during a visit to the men’s room and police say he lied about his age.
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Franklin
Dennis Wyant
Youngstown
Funeral notices for Charles W. Butters and service details
The body of Charles W. Butters lies at Jacken Funeral Home with calling hours Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., service Monday at 11 p.m., burial in Line Grove Cemetery. Police report a drive in bank robbery in Nashville, Tennessee, where a young gunman demanded 800 dollars and fled after a teller filled a bag with 711.
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Butters
Charles W. Butters
Jacken Funeral Home
Ine Grove
Nashville
37mm antiaircraft guns threaten Khe Sanh siege
U S field reports describe North Vietnamese 37mm antiaircraft guns near Khe Sanh as a serious threat, capable of shooting down cargo planes and jet bombers. The weapons, with a 3000 to 10000 foot range, have already forced U S pilots to adjust supply runs while Marine losses include several aircraft and a cargo plane with 49 killed.
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China
Khe Sanh
U.S
Dien Bien Phu
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