Admitted and discharged at Union City Memorial Hospital
A hospital list shows admissions and discharges at Union City Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs Ereval Cochran and Mrs Mary Burkhart plus several others with addresses in Union City and surrounding areas. Discharged patients include Miss Joyce Whitney and Mrs Max Gregory with family members listed at multiple Union City addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereval Cochran
North Cymel Leopard S
Aman
Wright
Brice
Helen , Petty
Elgin
Mary Burkhart
Tyving Street
Frank Baker
Clymer
Harry Swarm
Columbus Avenue
Clyde Stebbins
Sherman, Terry
John Stockton
Worth Street
Linda
Ps. Lawrence Craker
Mott Street
Bina Morris
Spartansboro
Theodore May
East Washington Street
Gilbert Brewer
East Church Street
Joyce Whitney
Union City
Max Gregory
Dena Lee
Brook Street
Allene Dodd
North Center Street
William Hecker
East Irving Street
Orial Hospital
Richard WelSlogel
Center Street
Raymond Burger
Chestnut
Waterford
Bilton Bates
R. D
Delay Hearing For Con Men
Delay hearing for con men described as unlicensed agents who used licensed identities to sell fake policies. Their racket collapsed after an auto accident exposed missing policies and fraud. Victims, alarmed by rejected or altered coverage, alerted police. sheriff notes they exploited credentials from real insurers to pressure clients into supposedly better benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Erie
Fowler
Holmes
Line-O-Ad and Local Rates Advertisement Summary
An ad like Line-O-Ad offers local rates at 23 cents per line and accepts ads until publication. It promotes Hallmark Christmas cards with imprinting options, a Polish Club dance Saturday night with the Haderny Brothers, and afternoon leagues for men and women including a daytime league for night-shift workers and bowlers. A mixed doubles league starts a week after football season ends, on Friday November 9, 1962 at 6:45 pm. Interested individuals should call 3-3722 or visit Bowl-Aire at 216 East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haderny Brothers
Bowl-Aire
Washington Street
Menon Likely To Remain Nehru's Foreign Policy Adviser
Indian political circles expect V. K. Krishna Menon to keep serving as Prime Minister Nehru's chief adviser on foreign policy despite resigning from the cabinet and the defense policy setback. Sources say Nehru may still rely on Menon as a UN spokesman and top foreign affairs confidant, though Menon will no longer hold a cabinet post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yeari
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
Menon
United Nations
Congress Party
Ffairs
Scranton Mulls Legislative Program in Florida
West Palm Beach AP reports Republican governor elect William Scranton began a stay at his Hobe Sound estate to relax and work on a legislative program and personnel. He discussed cabinet choices, job creation, and budget trimming while reiterating opposition to tax increases and wage taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
William W. Scranton
Hobe Sound
Cranton
MiFy
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Harvey Taylor
Robert Woodside
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Zener
Tim
Woodside
Walter B. Alessandroni
U. S
Attornegeneral
Alessandroni
Scranton Pa
William Keisling
George Leader
David Lawrence
Senators View Berlin Wall on fact finding mission
Senators Mansfield Pell Smith Boges tour the Western side of the Berlin Wall with East German officials as part of a Kennedy administration fact finding mission. The group, led by Senate figures from Montana Rhode Island Massachusetts and Delaware, assesses the border site amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatt Enlal
Menon
Lucille Ball to Buy Out Desilu Ownership Change
Hollywood AP Lucille Ball moves to take over Desilu Productions as president and gain control by buying out ex-husband Desi Arnaz. Arnaz resigns, Ball increases stake to about 52 percent after purchasing large stock blocks. Desilu owns The Lucy Show The Untouchables and The Rig Exchange plus nine other shows filmed on rental space at the old RKO lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lucille Ball
Desilu Productions
Desi Arnaz
Arnaz
Miss Ball
Strecred
Arriaz
Desilu
Arting
Untouchables
Fair Exchange
Destlu
RKO
Five CAHS students honored for NMSQT achievement
Five Corry Area High School seniors were honored at an assembly for high performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Richard Farver James Jackman Rowena Johnson Carol Lucie and Paul Roche Jr. received Letters of Commendation signed by the principal and Merit Scholarship Corporation president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Corry “Area High School
Merit Scholarship Corporation
Harold G. Wolfe
Richard K. Farver
Richard C. Parver
Corry
James A. Jackman
Joe Jackman
Franklin Street
Rowena Johnson
Warren Johnson
East Smith Street
Carol M. Lucie
Frank Lucie
Wright Street
Paul C. Roche Jr
Paul C. Roche
R. D
John M. Stalnaker
Merit Corporation
NMSC
Jury Ponders Cigarette Role In Lung Cancer
A U S district Court jury deliberates over whether Liggett & Myers cigarettes caused Otto Pritchard to develop lung cancer. Pritchard seeks 213 000 dollars in damages. doctors supported a cancer link while others denied definite ties to smoking. Deliberations paused after nearly nine hours with a verdict pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
Pittsburgh
U. S. District Court
Jamies P. McArdle
Otto Pritchard
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Pritchard
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Liggett & Myers
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John L. Miller
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Hammermill
Cory Journal Printing Department
Corelway
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mike Litz
The
Corry Journal
Turken's Auto Service
Columbus Fire Hall
Cliff Carroll
Grice Jewelers
Pyar
Seer Doe Greind
U.S
Ings
Warner
West Spring Creek
Spring Creek
Mem
Sam Migliaccio
Hazen Street
Daniel Migliaccio
Donald F. Thomas
Rex Hanlin
Parade Street
SH@P
Eere Shop Ned Vye
Rte
Poe) Ul
Ars
Porvoo
Popeye
Berlin Wall
Fation
Pierste
Wattsburg
Rainbow
Wattsburg, PA
Matinee
Pepsi
United States
Ronald Johnson
Richard Farrer
James Jackman
Paul Roche
Carol Lucie
Journal
Desi
CAHS
Gary Morton
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Stalnaker
Vta Lato
Thaka
Jungle Jim
Carson
Hammond
Eagie Street
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