Bus station aide seeks help as GI on leave seeks ride
Arthur Fitch of Seaway Coach Lines reported a GI on leave causing trouble at the bus station. Police escorted the man to the Corry Motor Inn after he refused to leave, with an officer injured en route. The notice also covers marriage licenses, stamps, donations, a library open house, and driver license suspensions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fitch
Seaway Coach Lines
Corry Motor Inn
Clymer-French Creek Free Library
Winter continues with local injuries and a Warren crash
Miss Biletnikoff was treated for a nose laceration at Corry Memorial Hospital after an ambulance transfer. A Warren man, Donald A. Langdon, 50, driven car off East Columbus avenue at about 40 mph hit a guard rail, veering into a ditch. damage is about 225 dollars. Eugene Ormandy will depart Nov 17 for Europe to conduct 14 concerts with major orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Philadelphia
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Tonhalle, Concertgebouw
London Symphony
Vienna Philharmonic
Multiple crashes and a fatal crash update on Route 8 and surrounding roads
A series of traffic incidents occurred yesterday in the Titusville Corry Spartansburg area. Hugh Sloan 65 of Titusville collided after turning without signaling north of Hydetown. Clinton Kinnear 42 of Titusville was passing when damaged in the crash. Trooper Irish logged 175 dollars in damages with charges pending. John Hennip 24 Wysox lost control east on Route 6 near Corry, ending in a field due to snow and slush. Trooper Trish noted 300 dollars in damages. Thelma Graves 28 Spartansburg skidded into a line of traffic on Route 8 near Centerville. damage 675 dollars. charges pending per Trooper Eberhardt. Calvin Swann 62 Corry failed to stop at Routes 6 and 89, striking George Ottaway 29 of Titusville. damages 650 dollars. charges pending. A stalled auto on Corry Spartansburg road 11:15 last night caused 350 dollars in damages after a collision with Wayne Southworth 52 of Titusville. no charges. Dorothy Mathews 46 and Robert L. Edwards 41 of Clymer collided near New York state line. Mathews treated and released. A Franklin man died at Franklin Hospital from injuries from earlier crash while attempting to miss two cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Sloan
Titusville
Hydetown Boro
Clinton Kinnear
Kinnear
Sloan
Norbert Irish
John Hennip
Wysox
Corry
Trish
Route 8
Centerville
Thelma Graves
Spartansburg
Dennis Halfast
Harold Eberhardt
Calvin Swann
R.D
Elgin
George Ottaway
West Church Street
Irish
Corry- Spartansburg
Darmages
Paul Stolz
Marion Street
Martin Kaschalk
Wayne Southworth
Stoltz
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Chautauqua County
Donald Szwejcka
Tear gas used on marchers at antiwar rally near embassy
Police in helmets and gas masks fired tear gas at a militant antiwar contingent near the South Vietnamese Embassy in Washington as the three day antiwar actions continued. The clash occurred while tens of thousands prepared for a peaceful mass march to the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
Embassy
White House
Capitol
District of Columbia National
Massachusetts Avenue
Sheridan Circle
Dupont
Two Convicted In Oddball Erie County Cases
Union City man Robert M. Weed 44 was convicted of violating the Medical Practice Act for posing as a state doctor offering free polio exams. Trial judge James B. Dwyer deferred sentencing to November 24 and raised Weed’s bond to 2500. Tra W. Pace reported as a felon for fraudulent conversion of a television set loaned by Assemblyman Forest Hopkins and jailed pending sentencing on November 28. Hopkins lent the TV, valued at 100, to Pace who vanished from North East December 24, 1967 after an accident. Oscar Phillips 69 of Franklin died from head injuries after a truck crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Erie County
Forest Hopkins
Robert M. Weed
Waterford Street
Waterford Area
James B. Dwyer
Weed
Tra W. Pace
Rep. Hopkins
North East
Elmer L. Evans
Pace
Hopkins
Community Socials and Club Gatherings Reported
Local residents and guests attend gatherings across New York and Pennsylvania. Mrs Gilbert Ton and family visit near Rochester. Donna Dunnewold joins grandmother in Corry. Howles and Gilbertson families host relatives. Veterans Day dinner at Dutch Village Restaurant with 43 guests. Gay Seventies host birthday party. Twenty Century Club meets with book report on Southern Tier. Eldred Roush returns from Johns Hopkins. Implement Dealers Convention in Kinneshia. Women’s Synodical Conference in Rome. WCTU hosts progress on cancer dresses. extended visits from Orlando and Arizona residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ton
James TenHaken
Darwin
Richard TenHaken
Rochester
N.Y
Donna Dunnewold
Corry
Elsie Dunnewold
Gilbertson
Gail Thompson
Sally
Mark
Clarence Center
Charles Howles
Syracuse
Low Fardink
Ella VanderSchaaf
Frances Dunnewold
Bertha Hoitink
Twentieth Century Club
Florence TeWinkle
Ruth Beckerink
Jeanette Moses
Helen King
Tier
Arch Merrill
Eldred Roush
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Marion Gallup
Concord
Kinneshia
Gertrude Gravink
James Sullivan
Fredonia
Arthur Howles
Leon Cady
Tucson
Ariz
Belle Colegrove
Columbus
Elsie Dunnewald
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Harry Vidal
Eugene Bennink
Harold Tenpas
Donald Croscutt
Raymond TeWinkle
Rome
Fred Titus
Orlando
Fla
Amy Newhouse
Carol Compton
WCTU
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Terry A. Bedow
Pittsfield
Carolyn Sue Piuch
Post Office
Ohio
New York City
Don Tinko
Citizen's Corry
Marine National Bank
Tinka
Viva Spoon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Edward B. Deane
West Smith Street
David A. Krizo
Irene D. Tarbell
East South Street
Al’s Dairy Bar
Minnick’s Dairy Bar
Felver's
IGA Foodliner
KOFOD
Bear Lake
Morris’ Grocery
Nichols
Orton’s
Porter's
Spring Creek
Latisville
Elmview
Jersey Dairy
Columbus - Latisville Road
Smith Kline & French Laboratories
Sk&f
United States
Congress
Mexico
Franklin State Police
Oscar Phillips
Franklin
Marine
Marine Bank
Erie, PA
Coray
FDIC
Woolworth's
Woolrich - Puritan
Cresco
Niagara Fox Knapp
Rossin
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