Emergency contact and discharge list from Corry hospital records
An archival hospital notice lists emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance services, followed by a long roster of admissions and discharges. Names include Mrs. W KX Shindledecker, Mae Basiliere, Bertha Warner, Raymond Clark, and others in Corry Waterford Union City and surrounding areas.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
W KX Shindledecker
East Columbus Avenue
Mae Basiliere
Fourth Avenue
Bertha Warner
East Main Street
Raymond Clark
Garland
Robert Craumer
Waterford
William Craumer
Eugene Gray
R. D
Ralph Britten
West Pleasant Street
Carol Jewell
Gould Street
Earl Roberts
Eagle Street
Stalinists Get Bounce In Bulgaria
A purge widens as ousted Bulgarian Premier Anton Yugov and six party chiefs face house arrest after a party congress condemned them as Terrorists and advocates of a personal cult. Informants say more expulsions may follow. Yugov led Bulgaria as interior minister 1944 to 1943 during a terror campaign that saw many executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bopta
Squiressy
Anton Yugoy
Yugov
Bulgaria
Funeral notices for Harry B. Smith and services at St George
Funeral services for Harry B. Smith are set for Monday at 2 p m at St George Funeral Home with a Sunday 7 p m Masonic service. Calling hours are Saturday 1 to 4 p m and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. In New Cumberland Pennsylvania Stanley H Screiner 51 was killed by a taxi as he stepped off a curb last night.
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Lodge No. H
Hosital Sears Fean M
St. Gootae Funeral Home
Harry B. Smith
St. George
Pine Grove Cemetery
New Cumberland
Stanley H. Screiner
Local notices and ads from Corry Journal early 1960s
Select Hallmark cards offered by Sea's Drugs with imprint option and local line rates for ads, plus noon deadlines for publication. Polish Club event with Hoderny Brothers music, afternoon leagues at Bowl-Aire for day workers and bowlers, and a phone contact for interested players. Also notes on No Trespassing signs and local shoe repair services with contact details.
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Bowl-Aire
East Washington Street
the Corry Journal
Mike Litz
Meredith May Drops Out Of Ole Miss
MEMPHIS AP reports James Meredith, 29, a Negro student at the University of Mississippi, left Oxford and arrived in Memphis amid rumors he might withdraw. He denied knowing why he left and planned to rest during a long weekend. Justice Department said the departure was his decision, not related to today's Chattanooga Ole Miss football game. Deputy U.S. Attorney General Katzenbach noted Meredith sought to ease stress during his integration battle. Meredith conferred with A W Willis Jr of the NAACP on arrival in Memphis.
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Memphis, Tenn
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Oxford, Miss
Meredith
Justice Department
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Washington
U.s. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
A. W. Willis Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Paralyzed by Food Poison Strikes 119 in Egypt
Traces of poison in cooking oil paralyzed 119 people in Ismailia along the Suez Canal. Officials reported no deaths so far and about 20 had recovered. The poison was found in a barrel but its source and identity remain undisclosed. Also reported, actress Carroll McComas Gunn, 74, died at her New York home.
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Ismailia
Suez Canal
New York
Carroll McComas Gunn
Bored Fireman Sets Own Fires in Mortgage Town
Gregory Gass, 19, a volunteer fireman from Elma, admitted starting a vacant house and a barn fire in Buffalo district, responding to alarms and aiding extinguishing fumes. The barn burned Oct 30 and the house two days later, destroying both structures. Gass pleaded innocent to second degree arson before a peace justice.
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Bupralo
Gregory Gass
Gasz
Gusz
Elma
Ballot Box Battle Begins in County and State
The county audits 5000 absentee ballots with 1400 from servicemen. State Elections rushes tabulation aiming for Tuesday, while recount looms for Maynard Dolloff who trails Gov Reed by 405 unofficial votes. McGovern leads by 201, canvass set for Dec 6, with recounts possible through Dec 16.
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Cuumen
Rage
Wbtican
John H. Chafee
State Board of Elections
Maine
State Elections Division
Maynard C. Dolloff
John ‘H Reed
South Dakota
Food For Peace
George McGovern
Senate
McGovern
Joe Bottum
Spartansburg Notes Guests Visitors Tight knit Ties
Mr and Mrs Jim Baker and sons of New York state visited at the homes of their parents in Spartansburg. Clyde Frasier and family of Titusville called on Ruth Ellis. East Hartford residents Walton Bowes recently welcomed a son. Visits from Corry, Union City and other locals continued with hospital notices and community events. Spartan PTA Open House planned with blood Mobile speakers. Girl Scouts meet weekly. local moves and social updates fill the page.
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Spartansburg
Jim Baker
New York State
Harry Brown
Clarence Baker
Clyde Frasier
Titusville
Ruth Ellis
Walton Bowes
Sparta
East Hartford
Conn
Robert Bachemer
Corry
Orrie Cook
Shirley
Frank
Fred Clark
Spring Creek
Charles Scarem
Mars
Tom Smink
Belmont Case
Dunkirk
Milo Obert
Arthur Seoliten
Corry Memorial Hospital
Andrea Toohey
Union City High School
Union City Memorial Hospital
James Shreve
Conneautville
Penny Marie
Meadville City Hospital
Walt Shreve
Roland Rogers
Main Street
van Luther Familty
Grace Ehrhart
Coudersport
Frank Ehr
Glenn Cooke
Donald Kinney
Tonawanda
N. Y
Donald
D. V. Kinney
George Rogers
Duane Hamilton
Indian Springs Air Force Base
Paul Bigelow
Springville
Virgil Nichols
Albert Steadman
PTA
Blood Mobile
Home Economics
Dooher Home
Wood Street
Lady of Victory Guild
Christmas plans and club notices in Sparta area
The article notes a regular meeting at a local home to plan a family Christmas party and bake sale. Charles Rittenhouse has returned to the U S Army in France and provides his new Fort Carson address. Lady Morton Rebekah Lodge meets tonight at 8. A Stork shower honors Mrs Sidney Winans and others with games and refreshments. Firemen’s auxiliary holds a meeting Tuesday at 7 at the fire hall and pancake supper November 18 to raise funds for the department.
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Charles Ribbenhouse
States
U. S. Army
France
Chuck
Sparta
Charles Rittenhouse
Ord. Co
Ammo
Fort Carson
Colorado
Morton Rebekah Lodge
Sidney Winans
Mia
Donald Winang
Kitty Docher
Shirley
Firemen's Auxiliary
Fire Department
Mechanic Street
If You Read It In The Journal You Know It's True
A feature recollects the journal as a trusted source, asserting credibility through familiar style. It notes readers’ expectations of accuracy and the paper’s role in shaping public perception while hinting at enduring urban legends about newspaper trust.
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Hammermill
Corry Journal Printing
Turben
Chevrolet
AllWay Electri
Orville Bennett
Wattsburg
Harry E. Swarm
Columbus Avenue
Mys
Everal Cochran
Clymer
Ellen Ross
Franklin ‘Street
Rexford Still
Doniwid Phillips
Wayne Street
Bruce
Helen Petty
Elgin
Mary Burkhart
West
Irving Street
Union City
Sheena Hester
Gayle B. Boutwell
Velma Stevenson
South Main Street
Alvin Blegest
Charles Sibble
North Center Street
Mary Green
Coalport
Gloria Haley
Washington Street
Charles Ricel
North ‘East
Sea’s Drugs
Sea's Drugs
Seeger Gee
Bance
Brothers
Php Gestodene
Pennsylvania Electric Company
G Taras
Lionel - Porter
Alabama
Lister Hil
James D. Martin
Jack Lemmon
Kim Novak
Fred Astaire
Ring
Winnen Me
Rod Sterling
Columbia Pictures
David Suskind
Froouonow
Anon Inn
Eason We Rooney
Harris
Requiem
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin ST
Corry, Penn
Erin
Bu Powe Lide
Biel
Aviatt
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