Corry Journal Briefs Cover Local Crashes Thefts Weather
Traffic was normal on the Erie-Lackawanna line, though ten freight cars derailed Saturday night with no injuries. A two car crash Saturday afternoon caused minor damage. Harold P. Rifenberick struck Alice Bogert as both failed to see the other. Injuries were minimal in another Route 3 bypass crash. Police reported thefts from a car and a tachometer stolen from Ronald Kellner. Stone damage to a porch window prompted police inquiry. Local youngsters were found safe with a relative in Clymer. Weather forecast calls for below normal temperatures into the weekend with showers possible Thursday. Two traffic citations were issued for red light and stop sign violations. A pony escaped on East Columbus Avenue. A dog bite incident was reported. Ray Griswold listed in fair condition after a Saturday morning crash that killed Susan Edwards. Robert Roden injured.
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Harold P. Rifenberick
Corry
South Center Street
Alice L. Bogert
West Pleasant Street
Rifenberick
Clyde E. Christensen
Warren
Porter Auer
Thomas A. Jewell
Auer
Diane S. Schafer
Erie
Marie A. Kravetz
Springfield
Schafer
Ray
Skip
Griswold
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Susan C. Edwards
R. D
Union City
Robert Roden
Snyder Circle
Dismiss Charge Of White Discrimination In Philadelphia Mint
The Philadelphia Commission of Human Relations dismissed three white electricians complaints alleging race discrimination for mint work. It found no jurisdiction and plans to appeal to the federal EEOC. Attorney Bernard Katz says the Philadelphia Plan is an anti union tactic and could lead to a court test case. The men named are John K. Mellehern Jr, John J. Kennedy Jr, and Joseph J. Quinn.
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Philadelphia
Commission of Human Relations
U.S. Mint
John K. Mellehern Jr
John J. Kennedy, Jr
Joseph J. Quinn
Bernard N. Katz
The
Electricians Union
Federal Equal Opportunities Commission
Mellehern
Kennedy
Quinn
Katz
Deaths Mrs Everett Tentluisen 45 of Westfield
Mrs Everett Tentluisen 45 of Westfield died yesterday morning in Rosewell Memorial Institute Buffalo after a three month illness. Born September 29 1922 in Rome Township Crawford County she was a daughter of Carl and Lulu Farrington Henton. A Corry High School graduate she married in 1941 and moved to Westfield nine years ago from Clymer. She belonged to First Baptist Church Westfield and was secretary of the Ladies Missionary Society. Surviving are husband a son Keith two daughters Karen and Kathleen a brother Keith T Henton and four grandchildren. Burial will be in Holland Cemetery Clymer. Memorials to the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church.
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Everett
Oleiia) Tentluisen
Juisen
Westfield
Rosewell Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Rome Township
Crawford County
Carl
Lulu Farrington
Henton
Corry High School
Clymer
First Baptist Church of
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Potentia
Rodgersville
Keith
Waterford
Karen
Kathleen
Keith T. Henton
Bristol
James C. Fielding dies after brief illness in Meadville
James C. Cy Fielding 59 of Centerville RD 4 died Saturday evening in Meadville Hospital after a brief illness. Born October 16, 1908 in Donora he was a son of Harry and Ina Armstrong Fielding. He married Bonetortte Maria Prost and is survived by his wife two sons D. James of Centerville RD 4 and John of Union City his father Harry Fielding of Centralville and other relatives. He worked for the highway department and attended East Troy Methodist Church.
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Mr. Fielding
Centerville
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Donora
Harry
Ina ‘Armstrong Fielding
Fielding
Benetortte Maria Prost
Highway Department
East Troy Methodist Church
Mr. Fieldling
D. James
John
Union City
Harry Fielding
Centerville Man Dies. Survived by Eight Grandchildren
Friends may call at Willis J.L. Arnold Funeral Home in Townville today from 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev. Lloyd Chelton of Hast Troy Methodist Church will officiate. Interment in Townville Greenlawn Cemetery. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Centerville
Willis JL. Arnold
Townville
Lloyd Chelton
Hast
Compromise Talks Seen Doomed Without Military Cuts
U S officials say North Vietnam aims to end bombing without military concessions. Captured officers report orders for politically motivated attacks with no tactical purpose. Washington seeks limited infiltration reductions to justify broader bombing pause, likely to begin with secret talks.
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U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
United States
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