Admitted and Discharged Names From Local Hospital
Admitted list includes Mrs. Robert Brown 404 Hast pleasant street William Farley Spartansburg Miss Hazel Merker 65 East Frederick street Mrs. Bernice Damcott Cly mer Michael son of Mr and Mrs Henry McCray Elgin Mrs Mahlon Hubbard R D Corry Mrs Robert Wank 14 Franklin street James 14 son of Mr and Mrs Irving Downs 17 West Congress street Mrs John Gibbons Findley Lake Discharged include Mrs Donald Dalrymple and daughter Sheila Beth R D 1 Bear Lake Cindy 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ehrhardt R D 1 Spartansburg Mrs Martin Heliker R D 1 Spartansburg Wallace Heminger 924 Eagle street Howard Miller 436 East South street Paul 4 month old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Paver Sr 138 Mead avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brown
Pleasant Street
William Farley
Spartansburg
Hazel Merker
East Frederick Street
Bernice Damcott
Clymer
Michael
Henry McCray
Elgin
Mahlon Hubbard
R. D
Donald Dalrymple
Sheila Beth
Bear Lake
Cindy
William Ehrhardt
Martin Heliker
Wallace Heminger
Eagle Street
Howard Miller
East
South Street
Paul
Paul Paver Sr
Mead Avenue
Death of Ora Oden Hall 61 at Geneva Memorial Hospital
Ora Oden Hall 61 of Geneva Ohio died on arrival at Geneva Memorial Hospital after an acute coronary. A native of West Virginia he had lived in Corry before moving to Ohio ten years ago. Survived by wife Julia one son Virgil L Hall three daughters Bonnie McCormick Sharon Shahan Norma Nagcotte four brothers and three sisters. Friends may call Kennedy Funeral Home Geneva this evening 7 to 9 and services there tomorrow at 3 p m. Interment in Madison Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon) Shahan
Geneva
George
Norma) Nagcotte
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Kennedy
Madison
Ohio
Negroes Seek Quick Elections in Voting Rights Drive
A growing push from civil rights groups calls for elections within six to nine months of enacting any voting bill. Rep. Powell and three witnesses, including Ralph Featherstone of SNCC, say swift elections are needed to curb terror and intimidation that could thwart Black voters. Featherstone warned that the bill may allow violence as the only recourse to deny Negro voting. In the Deep South, officials predict local elections may be delayed two to four years after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Adam C. Powell
D-N.y
House Judiciary
Ralph Featherstone
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Featherstone
South
Elks Birthday Party Tea Sunday March 28
Elks invite members to a birthday party and tea on Sunday March 28 from 2 to 5 pm with George Lawson presiding. Dancing singing and scuba diving planned. Narducci Four provide music and a billiard exhibition runs 1 to 2 pm. Kitchen open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
George Lawson
Narducci
Schweitzer Herd Leads Butterfat in Dairy Tests
The Holstein herd of Gerald Schweitzer in Wattsburg tops the February butterfat standings with 1,223 pounds milk and 45.2 pounds butterfat average. Leonard Swanson reports 27 herds tested totaling 837 cows, listing Schweitzer, Dwight King, Clifford Aikens, Kenneth McCray, and Earl Schweitzer among the top producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Schweitzer
Wattsburg
Nee
Leonard Swanson
Pecos
Kenneth McCray
Corry
Earl Schweitzer
Donald Triscult of
Funeral Service for John C Mulderick at St Thomas
Requiem Mass for John C Mulderick will be held at St Thomas Church Monday at 9 a.m. Interment follows in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rosary Sunday 2 p.m. Donations are requested to the Heart Association in lieu of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muldonian
St. Thomas’ Church
John C. Mulderick
The
Heart Association
Set To Enforce Red China Set
Lawmakers discuss attaching a rider to amend public utility law to include provisions of a bill. Heffner states that if his bill stays in committee he will seek insertion into the first bill reported out. He expects House action on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffner
House
CHEER Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
CHEER, the city’s only handicapped aid group, elected officers at its annual session in the Municipal Building. Mrs. Norman Tarbell was reelected president, with Manley Robbins as vice president and others named to secretary treasurer and coordinator roles. Plans include a July Overcomers picnic, a bowling gathering, and showing event films, while maintaining independent local projects and opposing regional affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHEER
Norman Tarbell
Manley Robbins
Keppel Tiffany
Charles Morgan
Norbert Bachemer
Harold Messinger
Charles Sutter
William Eaton
Ways and Means
Tarbell
Merrill Wade
Adult Association
Overcomers
Chautauqua Lake
Moose Lodge
Slaying of White Activist Follows Selma March
The assailant in the Alabama slaying near a swamp on U S 80 after the Selma to Montgomery march narrative tied to Mrs. Liuzzo’s death. Moton, a witness, described a second auto attack as federal and state investigators probe the scene and justice-linked violence following King’s march climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
U.S. 80
Selma
Montgomery
Moton
Liuzzo
James J. Reed
Boston
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Marion
Ala
Mateh Bees Getiey
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Wallace
Lowndes County
Dallas County
Lowndesboro
Montgomiery
Lown
Liuzzo Dies While Helping Selma Demonstrators
Mrs. Liuzzo, a 39 year old Detroit mother and Teamsters agent, was fatally shot while driving demonstrators along the Selma march route. Her husband Anthony recalled her belief in equality for all races and faiths as authorities noted two other racial violence victims in Alabama since the voting rights campaign began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liuzzo
Lowndesboro
Anthony
Detroit
Teamsters Local 247
Selma
Wayne State University
Wayne State
Liuzzos
Barry Johnson
Ringgold
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Aetna Casualty
Rossbacler Insurance Service
Deer Head Inn
Grace Fosburgh
Peni
Turben
Chevrolet
Zalzneck
Corry Memorial Hospital
Seaioeey
Union 4304
Elks Club
Johnny Quest
P.F
Carrig’s Footwear
Helen Marie
Betty Dixon
Frances Jordan
Fran
Jim
Croscut
AllWay Electric
Moose
McCray Community Hall
McCray Cemetery
E. Schweitzer
China
Commission
Teflon
Washington St
Corry, PA
City Cab
City Limits
Heléneas
Bennett
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Concrete and Gravel CO
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
Corry Pharmacy
E.F.M. Stokers
Furnnese Crystal Coal
Maple Ave
Thrift
National Bank of Corry
Bank
Missiber
Federal Deposit Fosuranes. Corporation
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