Local ads and notices from the Journal column
An assortment of notices and ads: Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet dealer lists hours and contact. Doc Williams WWVA show at CAHS auditorium on November 24 at 8 p m. Cub Pack 79 event menu. POH rere Corry Beverage Distributor delivers Friday and Saturday nights to 9 p m. VFW Garden Room serves lunches daily with weekend dinners. jamboree at Pittsburg Inn Thanksgiving Eve November 23 from 6 p m to 2 a m. Aladdin mantles and Karen's Gift Shop promo. teen dance Sunday at 2 p m at the Elks with Ravens. Pine Grove Cemetery Association disclaims freezing damage to bronze vases. Orton's Farm Market at the Y in Columbus Pa sells citrus from Florida by the box or dozen. You Read It In The Journal You Know It's True.
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Ito —Turben
Chevrolet
Williams
POH Rere —Corry Beverage
VFW Garden Room
Pittsburgh Inn
Aladdin Mantles
Karen
the Elks
Ravens
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Memorial Division
Orton
The
Columbus
Boxor
Shela
Bishops lift meat ban but keep abstinence guideline
Archbishop Hannan said a Catholic who eats meat on Friday during Lent would owe his confessor a decision, as bishops lifted the ban to honor personal choice while prioritizing abstinence from fresh meat. They cited Vatican aims to modernize penitential practice and allow discretion for national churches. Separately, Consolidation Coal Co. will reopen the Renton mine to supply power-plant fuel, employing about 180 when at full production next March, last operated in 1962.
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Philip M. Hannan
New Orleans
U.S
Paul
Apostolic See
Pittsburgh
Renton
Consolidation Coal Co
Consolidation
Gunman Robs Insurance Secretaries in Forest Hills
A gunman escaped with $13,000 after robbing two Prudential Insurance Co secretaries as they carried money from a Forest Hills office to a bank. Rita McNeice and Judy Bumba told police they were accosted on the way to deposit the funds.
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Pittsburgh
Rita McNeice
Judy Bumba
Prudential Insurance Co
Forest Hills
Hospital Admission and Discharge Records at Corry Memorial
At The Hospital Report as of 1 A M lists admitted patients Linda 11 daughter of Roger Grape address 203% Fairview. Arthur 1 son of Harold Petitt Bear Lake. Ernest 2 months son of Louis Brown Spar tansburg. Albert Sterling Tyronville. Discharged Candace 13 daughter of Lyle Warnshuis 703 Mead Avenue. Dennis infant son of John Toy 128 Summer Street. Chris 4 son of Erkki Rainesale 590 Wayne. Mrs Elmer Smith Center ville. Mrs Adella Davis Bear Lake. Mrs Robert Swarm and son Timothy Alan R D 3 Corry. Mrs William Willis RD 2 Corry. David Sterling 311 West Washington Street. Mrs James Hickey Sr 2946 First Avenue. Vince 2 son of James Catallu 139 Seneca. Mrs Wills Brown 218 West Church Street. Veit Cornish RD 3 Union Rite. Mrs John Sullivan and son Timothy John 523 North Center Street. Mrs Robert McClelland and Son Lonnie Lee Clymer. William Redmond 526 Wright.
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Linda
Roger Grape
Fairview Street
William Powell
North Center Street
Arthur
Harold Petitt
Bear Lake
Ernest
Louis Brown
Spartansburg
Albert Sterling
Tyronville
Candace
Lyle Warnshuis
Mead Avenue
Dennis
John Toy
Summer Street
Chris
Erkki Rainesale
Wayne Street
Elmer Smith
Centerville
Adella Davis
Robert Swarm
Timothy Alan
Corry
William Willis
David Sterling
West Washington Street
James Hickey Sr
First Avenue
Vince
James Catallu
Seneca
Wills Brown
West Church Street
Veit Cornish
R. D
Union Rite
Timothy John
Robert McClelland and Son
Lonnie Lee
Clymer
William Redmond
Wright Street
Monsoon Cuts North Vietnam Air Strikes. Navy Reports Coastal Bombardments
After nine days of heavy rain and low ceilings US pilots flew 32 strike missions yearn north of the DMZ and near its southern edge. The destroyers Hamner and John R. Craig bombarded an inland radar site and engaged 12 cargo boats along the North Vietnamese coast, claiming three boats destroyed and three more heavily damaged. Earlier, the ships had destroyed or damaged 26 cargo barges along a 10 mile stretch. This offshore effort is part of Operation Traffic Cop to halt sea movement of Communist supplies to South Vietnam. Also, school buses in Plum Borough will resume Monday after a contract settlement with Zanella's Garage. drivers voted to accept a $1.50 daily wage increase from the old average of $8.50 a day.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Hamner
John R. Craig
7Th Fleet
A. U.S
South Viet Nam
Pittsburgh
Plum Borough
Zanella
Deaths Walter F. Mays from Spartansburg area
Walter F Mays 73 of R D 3 Spartansburg died last evening at Titusville Hospital after a short illness. Born February 7 1892 in Clarion County he married Gladys Lick June 3 1922 who survives. He was a retired farmer and carpenter and a World War I veteran. Surviving are wife two daughters Lavonne TenPas Falconer NY Nancy Rhodes Nyack NY three sons John in US Air Force Viet Nam Lynn Carmel NY Roger Ozark Ala two brothers Arthur Alabama Harry Erie three sisters Bernice Smith Minta Spear Ruth Phillips and 16 grandchildren. Friends may call at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg today after p m Final funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Mr. Mays
R. D
Spartansburg
Titusville
Clarion County
Gladys Lick
Mays
Falconer
N. Y
James
Nancy) Rhodes
Nyack
John
IU. S. Air Force
Viet Nam
Lynn
Carmel
Roger
Ozark
Ala
Arthur
Alabama
Harry
Erie
Bernice Smith
Minta Spear
Ruth Phillipps
New Holland
H. Richard Hays
Rockefeller Shafer Island Meeting in Virgin Islands
Rockefeller and Shafer met in St. Croix and Virgin Gorda while Rockefeller vacationed in Puerto Rico. The two discussed politics and potential 1968 kingmaking, with Rockefeller calling their time together a mix of light conversation and social activities.
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Virgin Gorda
Virgin Islands
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Shafer
St. Croix
U. S. Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Cross U S By Kayak In Six Months
Two young men end a six month water journey by paddling into Washington's tidal basin from the Potomac. Jimmy Curnes and John Davidson, ages 23 and 24, started May 19 in Astoria Oregon, crossing rivers from the Columbia to the Missouri and Ohio before a final portage to Washington. They funded their trip by selling articles and pictures and plan to attend college.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Jimmy E. Carnes
Wheeling
W. Va
John A. Davidson
Carlisle
Potomac River
Ray Curnes
John Davidson
Carlsle
Curnes
Davidson
Rocky Mountains
Alleghanies
Astoria
Ore
Columbia
Snake
Clearwater
Kamiah
Idaho
Rockies
Great Falls
Mont
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Monongahela
North Fork
Potomac
Carnes
Air Force
Germany
Northwest
Ohio River
Bishop Pike Seeks Death Row Commutation to Life
Former Bishop James A. Pike urged Governor Brown to commute 62 San Quentin death row inmates to life, calling capital punishment ineffective as a deterrent. He spoke at UC Berkeley saying the move would be brave, while an aide noted law must govern the decision. Separately, Union City livestock prices listed hogs, sows, cows, canners, heifers, bulls, veal, calves, and lambs with no sale the Thanksgiving week.
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Berkeley
Calif
James A. Pike
Edmund G. Brown
San Quentin Prison
Bishop Pike
University of California
Brown
Citizens Against
Union City
West Virginia Cites Davidson Tilt Favoring Penn State
In West Virginia, reports indicate Davidson leans toward Penn State amid regional interest. The narrative notes observer sentiment and potential alignment with Penn State in ongoing college athletics or academic discussions.
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West Virginia
Davidson
Penn State
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Mouton
Olmo Tannery
Water Street
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Libby
Mrs. Smith
Kaiser
Jack Frost
Lake Shore
Happy Gang
Corry Motor Lodge
Connie's
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Sullivan and Son
Walter F. Mays
RCA
Daerence
Wes and
Luxury Lowboy
Wainwright
Rcavictor
Ertiajt
Meerhoff
Corry, PA
North Main Street
U. S
Death Row
Haveailen
George Vandeman
WJET
Freedom Trail
Tyas
Elmview Jersey
Stanford Hose Company
Elks Club
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