Admitted and Discharged Names From Local Notices
A list of admitted and discharged individuals with addresses and kin notes including Mrs Reade Langhurst of 143 Maple Avenue Clinton Smith Spartansburg Jeffrey son of Mr and Mrs Richard Proper R D 1 Corry Mrs Clifford Aikens R D 2 Clymer and others. Also entries for open bowling at Bowl-Aire Lanesses Nichols 321 South Second Avenue plus holiday sales mentions at Mer Lin Fruit Market and Hallmark Christmas cards at Sea s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reade Langhurst
Maple Avenue
Clinton Smith
Spartansburg
Jeffrey
Richard Proper
R. D
Corry
Clifford Aikens
Clymer
Vern Chelton
Karen
LeRoy King
Pamela
Paul Locke
Karla
Jessica
Char
Margaret
Margie King
Howard Tresslar
Ira Miller
North Center Street
Ruth Gibson
Warren
Bess Naylor
East South Street
David Graves
West Washington Street
Evert Larson
Erie
James Langton
James Fenno
Marion Street
Richard Paver
Annette Louise
East Main Street
Russell Merritt
Second Avenue
Eeeteetedtesse Este Seateaty -Mer-Lin
Sea's Drug Store
39 Keystoners Killed Over Holiday
Forty hour Thanksgiving weekend toll in Pennsylvania reports 39 killed, with 28 from traffic crashes. The period spanned 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday, marking the highest statewide traffic death toll since 1963. York saw two fatalities in a bridge collision, McMurray in Western Pennsylvania a two-car crash killed a man and a woman, and fires claimed four lives while seven others died in other accidents.
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Pennsylvania
York
McMurray
Storms Continue To Lash Italy Across Coasts
AME reports storms lash Italy for the sixth day shutting ports and keeping ships double anchored. Anchor chains snapped on light freighters in Naples harbor as crews fought to keep vessels off rocks. Waves flooded coastal highways around Naples and heavy snowfall was recorded in the Alps.
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Naples
Alps
Johnson budget near one hundred five billion dollars
White House officials cite the rise of the January budget estimate to about 105 billion dollars as a factor behind the administration’s plan to push the 1967 budget over the 100 billion mark. The current year deficit is projected at seven to eight billion, amid heightened debt charges. Johnson attended meetings with heads of state in December and joined Billy Graham’s crusade in Houston as part of a national day of dedication for U.S. forces and allies in South Vietnam.
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White House
Johnson
Congress
Billy Graham
Houston
Tex
Astrodome
U.S
South Viet Nam
Britain Soviet talks eyed after Pravda welcome
Reporters noted improved mood for Stewart’s mission as Pravda welcomed his visit and expressed hope that talks could strengthen Britain Soviet relations. Observers doubted a new Geneva conference soon, noting Brezhnev’s claim Britain’s support of U S policy hindered Soviet ties while Viet Nam remained a focal issue.
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Stewart
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Britain
Moscow
Geneva
Brezhnev
U.S. Poli
Viet Nam
Communist Post
Washington
n_Hon
Three Klansmen on trial in Liuzzo slaying case
Federal juries hear the prosecution’s case against Collie Wilkins Jr Eugene Thomas and William Eaton for conspiring to intimidate U S citizens during the Selma to Montgomery march The Liuzzo death is not named in the federal indictment but is central to testimony expected from Gary Rowe a former undercover FBI agent and key witness in the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Klan
Wilkins
Deaths of Mrs Vern Chelton and Mrs Mary Chelton
Mrs Mary Chelton 53 of R D 1 Spartansburg died Saturday after short illness at Corry Memorial Hospital born January 13 1912 Sparta Township daughter of Claude and Iva Morgan Rhodes married Vern Chelton April 17 1943 survived by husband son Kenneth daughter Marjorie mother Iva Rhodes brother Harry Rhodes and a daughter who died earlier. Funeral arrangements and interment at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Donald G Howland Union City resident died at home born April 29 1902 survived by wife Mary four daughters a sister and 14 grandchildren services held in Union City with burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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Vern Chelton
Mary Chelton
R. D
Corry
Corry Memorial
Hos Pia
Sparta Township
Claude and
Iva Morgan Rhodes
Sparta Grange
Curry
Kenneth
Marjorie
Iva Rhodes
Donald G. Howland
Howland
East High Street
Union City
Mary
Barbara) Weingard
Spartansburg
Paul
Charlene) Ryan
Newfoundland
N. J
Raymond
Donna) Layden
Orlando
Fla
Joseph
Mary) Durfee
Butler
Dorothy Ottaway
Muser Funeral Home
John Patterson
Mother Reunites With Runaway Daughter In Bangkok Goose Chase
An American mother and her 16 year old daughter Mary Wilson were reunited in Bangkok after the girl slipped from Encino California on November 19. Newsman Alan Darby alerted the Pierra Foundation orphanage and U S Embassy, leading to Mary's location and safe return.
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Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Mary Wilson
Encino
Calif
George Wilson
Wilson
Alan Darby
Bangkok Post
Associated Press
Pierra Foundation
Darby
Mary
U.S
Chance
Mrs. Wilson
William Shope
California
Institute
Foundation
Missing Mary Wilson Case Baffles Parents and Officials
Mary, a brown haired high school senior, vanished November 19 after saying she would visit a friend after school and take a later return. The Wilsons traced inquiries about flying to Cambodia and moved to Bangkok seeking clues while Dr. Pierra Ve jabuo, head of the orphanage, hosts a conference and notes the foundation cares for about 80 orphans.
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Pierra Vejabuo
Dr. Pierra
Dr. Wilson
Encineo
Wilsons
Mary
Cambodia
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Fran
Jim
Murphy'‘s
Ymca Sauna Club
Cathers
Corry Memorial Hospital
Turben
Chevrolet
Keystoners
Italy
Lepage
Corry, Pa
Bogle Lumber
United Inches
McIntosh, Cortland and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Madrid
Wickes
Sele
Meadville
Ize
FALCO
Rae
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