Funeral Notices and Wedding Stationery at Seastead's Card Shop
Funeral notices for Mrs. Anna Kendriik show calling hours at St. George Funeral Home and services at St. Elizabeth Church. Burial set for St. Elizabeth Cemetery after a prayer service. The article also references wedding invitations at Seastead's Card and Party Shop. Police discuss changes in bail practices and new procedures for delivering criminal summonses by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seastead’s Card and Party Shop
Kondrlik
Anna Kendriik
St. George Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth Church
Ial
St. Elizabeth
Civvies Take Navy Shore Jobs, Sailors Win Reprieve
In San Diego Navy says no further civilian expansion at expense of sailors. Vice Admiral Guinn notes the 1963 policy, opposed by McNamara, will be reversed as civilians who quit are to be replaced by Navy personnel. The inquiry follows a surge in officers and enlisted leaving after their first tour.
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Auer
Nichols
Donald Watts
Union City
Corry Jamestown Corporation
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Asta
Dick H. Guinn
Guinn
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Heroin Supplier Begins Imprisonment in Pittsburgh
Calvin Clark, convicted in 1968 as a major heroin supplier in the Pittsburgh area, was ordered to begin a 10 year prison sentence. U.S. District Court Judge Rabe F. Marsh ruled that Clark must report to prison, despite an appeal pending. His appeal hearing is set for November 16, and he had remained free on bond since his May 1968 trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.S. District Court
Rabe F. Marsh
Calvin Clark
Clark
Corry and Union City Hospital Notices and Admitted List
Emergency staffing gaps at Corry Memorial Hospital noted with listed admissions and discharges. Residents including Marta Rainesalo and Jeffery Thomas appear among multiple patients and addresses across Corry Union City and surrounding towns.
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Arthur Mack
R.D
Waterford
Lisa Keyes
South First Avenue
Corry
Jeffery Thomas
Union City
Marjorie Bacon
Miles Street
William Gillette
Reat Street
D. 1
Centers
Louise Yeates
Lanah Faulkner
Warden Street
Robert Caldwell
Center Street
William Carroll
East High Street
Ralph Mineo
Third Avenue
Brock Boutwell Jr
South Main Street
Ted Nichols
James Burlingame
John Trojal
Glen Hegner
Alex Michaelson
Cherry Street
Rhonda Smith
Archie VanTassell
Widow of Louis Lomax Sues Ford and Avis for Death
The widow Robinette Lomax files a $110 million wrongful death suit in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging negligence by Ford Motor Co. and Avis Rent-A-Car after Lomax died July 30 when his car overturned near Santa Rosa New Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Louis Lomax
Ford Motor Co
Santa Rosa
N.M
Robinette Lomax
Ford
Avis
Bradford Extends City Curfew to 1 Year Olds
Bradford extends curfew to include 1 year olds amid efforts to curb vandalism. City Council praises decline since July while noting exemptions for working students and parental errand runs. Parents may face a 300 dollar fine for permitting out after curfew without a specific purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Richard Miller
Seek Court's Help To Keep Records Private
Three women sue to block the district attorney from obtaining Magee Women's Hospital abortion records. They contend the records are private and should not be accessed in a case against three staff physicians charged with conspiracy to perform abortions. Names include Iris Nahemov, Elizabeth Slobodnik, and Mary Louise Berman. The suit cites privacy and potential impact on their futures. Local university student sought abortion to continue doctoral work at University of Pittsburgh. The proceedings occur in Allegheny County Court.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Magee Women’s Hospital
Iris Nahemov
Magee-Womens Hospital
Nahemey
University of Pittsburgh
Vatican expands women roles in Mass and broadens liturgy
The Vatican releases a reform allowing women to lead hymns and readings except Gospel, act as ushers and collection-takers, while barring acolytes. It permits Mass outside church with bishop approval, local music selection, and one year of experimental Masses with Vatican review, urging careful instrument choice and clear aim to aid worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
United States
Career Day plans and open house at Erie technical school
George Garfield of the Erie County Technical School outlined programs for high school graduates and announced an open house in Erie Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Keppel Tiffany of Corry Area High School noted low turnout of adults at the Adult Educational Learning Center but praised the program and planned a similar event next year. The CAHS guidance department also plans a Career Day for younger students with a date to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garfield
Iie County Technical School
Garfield
Erie
Corry
Keppel Tiffany
Corry Area High School
Adult Educational Learning Center
Tiffany
CAHS
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T-Corry Journal
Froursday
Seastead
Sawyer Studio
Joanne Pohl
All Way Electric
Richard's
Edy Gambino
Main Street
Columbus
Aesday
Connie's
Derryer
King Featun
Moose Lodge
Carrig’s
Brokenstraw Inn
Youngsville
Cathers
Cliff Carroll
Dicate, Inc
Corry Motor Inn
Civvies
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Gedden Corry Ambulance Service
Marta Rainesalo
Park Street
Paul Tinko
Maple Avenue
Frank Campisano
West Columbus Avenue
Mark Ives
Clymer
Richard Stutzman
Lawrence Coutt
Claude Stoke
Carman Scadden
Sherman
Edwin Hamilton
Niobe
Ruth Chase
Victor VanTassel
Earl Bailey
Bruce
Kevin
Sona
Alan’ Williams
Garland
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Marine Bank
Discover Marine
Marine National Bank
Elizabeth Slobodnik
Mary Louise Berman
Agway Co-Op
Penna, Ave
Bob Church
North Center St
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