Discharges and admissions list from local hospital events
The record lists admitted patients on Saturday including Mrs James Gates R D 3 Sorry Mrs Gordon Johnson R D 4 Corry Mrs Orey Brewer 130 Fifth street Mrs Merton D Bemis R D 4 Corry Mrs Monty R Johnson R D 1 Bear Lake Mrs Helen Brydon 41 Snyder Circle William Crane Sr R D 1 Spring Creek Mrs Helen P Pless 1241 White street Joyce six months daughter of Mr and Mrs James Cochran R D 3 Corry Mrs John Joy R D 4 Corry Discharged Mrs Andrew Bencza R D by Spring Creek Miss Martha L Cady North Clymer Barbara Parks 11 foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Seamens R D 1 Spring Creek Mrs William Crane Sherman NY Mrs Roger Winn R D 1 Clymer Mrs Theodore W Welms 1297 North Center street Ann 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Carmen Piccirillo 807 West Pleasant street Raymond B Mosher R D 3 Corry Sunday Mrs Vernon Davis 28 Delaware street Mrs John Migliaccio 1242 West Main street Mrs Eugene Davis 429 Hast ae Phelps 213 West Pleasant street Dr Evert Eris Sunday Mrs Leslie Craker and daughter Sheila Ann Bear Lake high style shoe for particular women at Zalzneck s Family Shoe Store 218 15 aaa ee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gates
R. D
Gordon Johnson
Corry
Orey Brewer
Fifth Street
Merton
D. Bemis
Monty R. Johnson
Bear Lake
Helen Brydon
Snyder Circle
William Crane Sr
Spring Creek
Helen P. Pless
White Street
Joyce
James Cochran
John Joy
Andrew Bencza
Martha L. Cady
North Clymer
Barbara Parks
Cecil Seamens
William Crane
Sherman
N.Y
Roger Winn
Clymer
Theodore W. Welms
North Center Street
Ann
Carmen Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Raymond B. Mosher
Vernon Davis
Delaware Street
John Migliaccio
West Main Street
Eugene Davis
Ae Phelps
Evert
Eris
Leslie Craker
Sheila Ann
Rites Held For Mrs. Lillian Price at Bracken Funeral Home
The funeral for Mrs. Lillian Price was held at 2:30 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Alvin Rhodes officiating. Interment followed at Bear Lake Cemetery. Bearers were Robert, Kenneth and Charles Price, Lynn Stone, Norman Schaeffer, and Richard Shirkey, with numerous relatives and friends from Lottsville Bear Lake area and beyond in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Price
Bracken Funeral
Alvin Rhodes
Luna Grove
Lottsville
Anita Price
Norman Schaeffer
Eleanor Freund
Meadville
Klare Platt
Eleanor Platt
Kenneth Price
Richard Shirkey
Florence Clark
Mie
Paul Anderson
Jamestown
Lynn Stone
Charles Pees
Saeles Shaw
Robert Price
Johnsonburg
Elmer Yettenburg
Isabelle Nickde M. Wilson
N. Y
Bldced 'Griffin
Tiedeta Jr
Gary Stevens
Gary Griffin
Busti, N. Y
Zatho Walten N. Palmer
E. A. Wilson
Lakewood
Mes
Ee ‘Griffin
Frews
Kalideral Ty Johnson
You
Mis. Tee
Ryan Haupin
Warren
Clair Phelps
Sugar Grove
Reds To Blame For All Trouble
Formosa residents blame Reds for widespread trouble as tensions rise and local life disrupts daily routines amid growing political strain. Residents urge calm while demanding accountability and government action to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
IL Newsome Dies at 48 Radio Announcer in Cheaterfield Show Era
Gil Newsome, 48, a nationally known radio announcer, died after a longstanding career including hosting the Cheaterfield Si show and featuring the Den band of the Glenn Miller era and the Coca-Cola Spotlight Bands. His death marks the end of a prominent era in midcentury radio entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL Newsome
Louis
Gil Newsome
Cheaterfield Si
Den
Glenn’ Miller
Rhodesia Crisis Deepens Over Gibbs Expulsion Threat
In Rhodesia Prime Minister Smith resists expulsion pressure on Gibbs from government critics while Britain and the United Nations debate action. Wilson's office warns of danger to Gibbs, and bishops condemn the seizure of independence moves as illegal. African nations push for force, but Security Council support falters amid broader reluctance for military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amica- Smith
Gibbs
Government House
Rhodesia
Wilson
Smith
Britain
Security Council
Council
Alaska flood drives hundreds from coastal villages
Anchorage dispatch reports a storm driving hundreds from low coastal villages on Alaska s northwest coast with winds to 82 mph. Four barges including one carrying 30,000 gallons of fuel drifted astray, a Soviet vessel was damaged near the Aleutians, and six trappers were feared missing as the storm roared ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High
Anchorage
Alaska
Aleutians
Seek Youth Fleeing Deputy Sparks Cross-Agency Hunt
A 15-year-old juvenile escaped Friday night while being escorted between Crawford County courthouse and jail. Deputy Papal Wesley L. Sliter reported the youth broke away, fled on foot, and remained at large as Sheriff Andy F. Waid and city and State Police joined the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Crawford County
Papal Wesley L. Sliter
Sliter
Ald Sliter
Andy F. Waid
Rejected UN Cease Fire Proposal in Vietnam Talks
AP report details Adlai Stevenson recalling UN Secy Gen U Thant pressing for a cease fire in Vietnam. Stevenson recounts a private emmisary plan blocked after the 1964 U.S. election and notes Hanoi’s willingness to send a negotiator, with McNamara opposing and Thant furious at the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Ilar Tat
Ha Sald
Beene Oe
Ee ‘Ra
United Nations Sec
al U Thant
Viet Nam
Eric Sevareid
Look + magazine
Sevareld
Stevenson
Fenty
London
Hanoi
Robert McNa-miara
Adlai
U ‘Thant
Patel
Laos
Ex Governor Leader Won't Run Again
Harrisburg AP reports former Governor George M. Leader, aged 47, says he will not be a candidate for the 1966 Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Leader heads a life insurance firm and has other business duties that keep him out of politics. He previously served as governor from 1954 and one term in the state senate, and ran unsuccessfully for state treasurer in 1952 and for the U.S. Senate in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
George M. Leader
State Senate
U.S. Senate
Fear 85 Men Lost In Navy Battle Off Formosa
AP report from Taipei says more than 8 Nationalist Chinese navy men are feared lost after a minesweeper sank following a weekend clash with Communist gunboats off the Chinese mainland. Navy headquarters confirmed 15 of the crew were aboard the 180 foot vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Navy
Nationalists, Communist gunboats clash near For Nee
The navy reported eight Communist gunboats attacked a Ming sweeper and a Nationalist gunboat Saturday night in the For Nee area. Nationalists claimed four Communist boats sunk or damaged, while New China News Agency said the Nationalist boat was badly damaged. The Nationalist navy said the boat returned to base safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeper
Fornee
Ae Nationalasts
Red China
New China News Agency
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Stanford Hose Company
Corry Council of Republican Women
Grange Hall
Park Street
Turben
Chevrolet
Karen
Corry Memorial Hospital
Easton
Zalzneck’s
L. Price
Normandy
Thorntons
Aria Crick
Marius Goring
Cramford
James Robeson
Sesupvus AG
Tiger Country
Tigers
Pontiacs
Smerything
W. W. Waterhouse
South Streat
Cony, Pa
Penelec
Reddy
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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