Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
The Corry Memorial Hospital admits Mrs. Harvard Smith of Sherman, Mrs. Tracy Whitehead of 363 East Pleasant Street, Mrs. Lillian Ruslink of Clymer, John M. Long of R D 4 Mary 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuzma of R D 1 Columbus, Mrs. Herbert Morton of RD 1, Mrs. Howard Rhoades of 326 East Main Street, Richard P. Trisket of R D 1 Columbus, Ellis Harvey of 119 East Congress Street, and Mrs J Russell Young of R D 3 Spartansburg. Discharged: Albert L. Wright of Findley Lake transferred to Hamot Hospital Erie, Merle A. Cooper of Spring Creek, Mrs. Clifford Harmelink of Sherman, Bessie H. Robbins of 341 South Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Smith
Sherman
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Lillian Ruslink
Clymer
John M. Long
R.D
Mary
Michael Kuzma
R. D
Columbus
Herbert Morton
Howard Rhoades
Spartansburg
Albert L. Wright
Findley Lake
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Merle A. Cooper
Spring Creek
Clifford Harmelink
Bessie H. Robbins
South Center Street
Broad mix of local notices and incidents in Erie region
A jumble of community tidbits from Erie and surrounding towns covers insurance ads, a horse fall, new flag shipments, flood control funding, hunting and fishing notices, road work allocations, local crimes, hospital releases, and upcoming events. Names include Dorris Bork, Maurice K. Goddard, Gov. David S. Lawrence, Carl DiNicola, Dominick, and William P. McVay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Finherly
Ste
Allen
Ogden
Dorris Bork
United States
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Bradford
William P. McVay
Forests and Waters
Tuna Creek
Ike
Oil City girl burns herself with hot water at home
A three year old girl Maria Rizzo daughter of Carmen and Mrs. and Mrs. Carmen Rizzo pulled a pail of hot water over herself yesterday in Oil City. She was admitted to Oil City Hospital with burns on her back arms and buttock and listed in good condition. No Trespass signs noted and Fred Bowers of North East treated for head and leg injuries after a car accident. Restaurant Nichols Gravis will be open 12 noon Sunday through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Oil City
Maria Rizzo
Carmen Rizzo
wNo
Journal [Printing Department
Tf* Erie
Fred Bowers
North East
Hamet
Nichols- Gravis
Panama Protest Rally Draws Thousands in Capital
A large Panama rally in front of polling stations protested U.S. defense of the canal zone. Organizers urged peaceful action after past violence. Parade moved from interior toward the capital with 150 demonstrators and more than 90 autos. Separate notices report births at Corry Memorial Hospital and a fatal burn incident involving a Seattle police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polle Oifies
United State
Caial
Hinesto de la Guardia Jar
Adamhiler
Corry
Canalmorial Hospital
Herbert Morton
Panama
Poly
Panama seeks revised terms on strategic zone treaty
Panamanian authorities appear to discuss weapons and route access to the capital crossing a designated zone. The United States acknowledges Panama’s nominal sovereignty over the gone bit while exercising authority under the 1903 treaty. Panama receives $1.9 million annual rent and seeks updates to reflect modern conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Panama
Segregationist jailed for Little Rock bombing plot
A. Lauderdale, a lumber dealer linked to a bomb plot, was convicted of bombing the Little Rock School Board office and sentenced to three years in prison and a $500 fine. The jury delivered after about ninety minutes of deliberation as prominent segregationists looked on. The case also involved blasts at Mayor Werner Knopp’s office and Fire Chief Gann Nalley’s home, all timed minutes apart on Labor Day. Lauderdale’s lawyers were granted 30 days to seek a new trial while he remained free on $50,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Ari
A. Lauderdale
Lauderdale
Werner Knopp
Gann Nalley
William J. Kirby
Flooded Roof Collapses at Eulenton Building
A three story building in Eulenton suffered a roof collapse when a drain pipe failed causing water to pool on the roof above the third floor. A 16 foot roof section gave way at 1:90 a.m., flooding the Fisher apartment with 1 to 2 feet of water and causing damage estimated in the thousands. Mrs Fisher and infant were away. other tenants Larry Beals and family were present with only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Franklin
Eulenton
Kenneth Picher
Fisher
Baby
Larry Beals
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Carl DiNicola
Mike Dominick
Dominick
St Vincent Hospital
Monty Club
Journal Printing Department
Titusville
Donald McMonigle
West Hickory
Donald
Sparta Hotel
Alan Cox
Triesters
Meadville
Leroy Wagner
Church Rim Street
Judy Dwyer
PTA
Eric
Jolt Townsend
Alto
All Dures
Rose Thomas
Ritz
Mavi Greta Jr
Fountainette
Franklin
Venango County
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Boumty
Russell Stover
Crawford County Board of Commissioners
Troy Township
Pennsylvania
Woolrich Clothing
Benis Service
N.Y
Kanes
Olean
Port Allegany
Orval Barber
Jale
Moose Home
Richard Brown
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Brown
Millcreek
Harborcreek
Auto Glass Table
Benair Frank
Somethi Paul Mage
Union City
Leon Barstow
James Phelps
Wattsburg
Lola Carter
Willow Street
Clayton Scouten
Carry
Carl Hagmaier
James E. Coates
Carl Coates
West Frederick Street
Globemaster
Coates
Donaldson Air Force Base
D. C
Rhein Main Air Base
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Douglas Rozelle
East ‘South Street
Corry Memorial Hospite
J. Russell Young
Burns
Seattle
Wash
Warren County
Corry Evening Journal
Eld
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Menper
Fepteat Defosit
Wsuranee Corporation
Johnny Hart
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Pt A
I&anow
Pelt TN Doris MY
Taine
Pilow
Row Randall YE
Wea Ritter
Tick Adams
Marcel Dalio-Julia
Universal-International
Andrew Boythe
Sparta
Barney
AL At
Norge
South Canter St
Phos
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