Local Admits and Discharges List from Corry Area
Admitted: Mrs. Joseph Lepkowski Clymer. Mrs. Glen Graham Pittsfield. Mrs. Harold Raymond R. D. 2 Corry. Cynthia Randy and Donald Jr. McKuhn children of Corry. Timothy Blatt infant, son of William and Mrs. Blatt 1027 South Center. Ato Williams 124 Wright. Mrs. Paul Baker Spartansburg. Mrs. Martin Heliker Spartansburg. Mrs. James Mehs Findley. Discharged: Dale Croscutt and Donna Lou. Alec Klick and Char Lynn. Douglas Blakeslee and Natalie Lynn. Gerald Owens and Glenda Marie. Bradley Scott infant son of a and Donald Sargent 524 South Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lepkowski
Clymer
Glen Graham
Pittsfield
Harold Raymond
R. D
Corry
Cynthia
Randy
Donald Jr
Donald McKuhn Sr
Timothy
William Blatt
South Center Street
Ato Williams
Wright Street
Paul Baker
Spartans
Martin Heliker
James Mehs
Findley
Dale Croscutt
Donna Lou
Alec Klick
Chari Lynn
Wattsburg
Douglas Blakeslee
Natalie Lynn
Spartansburg
Gerald Owens
Glenda Marie
Bradley Scott
Donald Sargent
Geraniums arrive for Memorial Day at Cathers Woolworths
PVP Polaroid copy service noted. Cathers on the Avenue advertises color and black and white copies. A truckload of geraniums arrives for Memorial Day at Woolworths with 69 cents each or 2 for 1.37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathers
Woolworth’s
Italian American Club Promotes Family and Adult Dances
The Accidentals twist band plays Sunday 6 to 8 pm for children with parents, then 9 pm to 1 am for adult members. A Saturday dance runs 10 pm to 2 am with the Perennials. Also notes baseball spikes at 5.99 and Tastee Freez strawberry special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accidentals
Perennials
Carrig’s
Revlon
Carroll's
Berserk Gunman Kills Seven in Nassau Shooting Rampage
A gunman roamed Nassau's southern suburbs killing seven and wounding six before dying by suicide. Dozens searched a two-square mile area for the shooter, found 30 year old Ruben Rolle in his home with a shotgun nearby. The attack began with the first victim being his wife, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bantamas
Stanley Moir
Ruben
Pa Coal Miner Kills Wife and Son Then Himself
Bernard Kott, 30, a coal miner from Seward Pennsylvania, stabbed his four year old son William and wife Jean 32 with a hunting knife, then killed himself with the same weapon. Police found a suicide note but did not disclose its contents. The killings occurred in the Kott home in Westmoreland County as three other sons aged 10, 11 and 12 played outside. The boy and father died at Lee Hospital in Johnstown, wife died hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Bernard Kott
Jean
William
Kott
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Westmoreland County
Kotts
Congress probes Army General's bathroom features
Detroit AP report notes silk wallpaper in Maj. Gen. Alden K. Sibley’s Mobility Command office bathroom. He says the space is small and used by 20 daily, with costs for a few refinements and carpeting totaling over two thousand dollars. Washington review cites exotic taste questions and an extra 245,800 dollars for further Librey headquarters work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Alden K. Sibley
Sibley
Army Mobility Command
Warren
Washington
John J. McFall
D-Calif
Ysunay
Librey
Negro Juror Sparks Courtroom Turmoil in San Francisco
In a civil rights trial the foreman read the verdict as a Negro juror protested claiming persecution in the jury room. The outburst led to a near riot, a mistrial, and arrest of spectator William Bancroft as jurors Geraline Earp and Josephine Nichols alleged bias after a two week trial of 14 defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Andrew J. Eyman
William Bancroft
Geraline Earp
Josephine Nichols
Mrs. Earp
Exile Raids on Cuba Faltered Amid Secret Plans
MIAMI FL A P report says the Revolutionary Junta exile group’s promised attack on Communist Cuba failed to materialize on May 20. Junta leaders claimed psychological gains in pressuring Castro, while Havana warned exiles to abandon saboteur rumors as military alert was ratcheted up and Cuba’s economy wobbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAML
Fla
Cuba
Revolutionary Junta
Rogelio Cisneros
Junta
Havara
Manuel Ray
Havana
Havana Radio
Castro
Four Drivers cited for motor violations in city report
Police issued citations to four motorists for driving infractions after observed offenses. Howard Fisher 26 was cited for reckless driving after squealing tires on a late night turn. David Gates 17 faced a stop sign violation. Paul Pirozzola 22 was cited for speeding 55 mph. James Kulesa ? was cited for running a stop sign. Information filed with Alderman Cobbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Fisher
First Avenue
West Pleasant
Fisher
David JA. Gates
R. D
Corry
South Street
Mill Street
Alderman Cobbett
Paul Pirazzola
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
The article remarks on the enduring presence of printed words while spoken language fades. It reflects on literacy's permanence and the role of newspapers in preserving voices across time and distance.
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Jackson's Floral Gardens
Smith Street
Center Street
Essex
Mead Avenue
Franklin
Elk Street
Mound
Congress Streets
Brrargedeies
Call Union
Little League
Carrig
Cliff Carroll
Osiecki
VFW
Warren McChesney
Jim Rose
Elnora Lillie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elks
Happy Hour
The
Jets of
Indiana
DHGOS
Turben
Chevrolet
PELOS
AllWay Electric
Flye Rexall Drugs
Harry Graves
Paul’s Hardware
Leola Cole
Cole Greenhouses
Pher Tz
Corry Water Supply
U.S
Mountain’s
Keystone
Roane
Tri
Nord Motors and Buyer's Fair
Fedérer Devbattmurat Corporation
Nigel Morris
Rolle
Congress
Alfred Glinton
Eile
Carpenter
Gen. Sibley
Rhodes
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Corry, Pa
Quiet Acres
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Guer
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Miami
Loth
Franklin St
Iloblaws
Orchard Park
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