Local Holiday Ads and Events Highlight Small Biz
An assortment of community advertisements lists footwear repairs by Mike Litz, Chevrolet dealer promotions at Turben’s Auto Service, and local line ad rates. Don Ryan performs Saturday at the Italian American Club, Santa visits Murphy's Monday evening, and Cherry Builders Supply notes a closing Monday December 2.
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Mike Litz
Turben’s
Chevrolet
Don Ryan
Santa
Murphy’s
Admitted and Discharged Names in Local Notice
Admitted includes Mrs. Paul Chase of 215 York Street and John, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Rodney Post of 426 West Church. Mrs John Roberson RD 1 er Johnston. B Moore RD 1 Bear Lake. Discharged lists Mrs Lona Rickerson 416 West Church Street. Jack Foster 1345 West Maintreet. Orville Huff RD 1 Corry. Thomas Kuss RD 1 Corry. Melvin E Price 637 East.
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Paul Chase
York Street
John
Rodney Post
West Church Street
John Roberson
R. D
Johnston B. Moore
Bear Lake
Lona Rickerson
Jack Foster
West Maintreet
Santa Claus Rules Show for Los Angeles Santas
AP reports graduation exercises for 25 sidewalk Santa Clauses who will collect donations for charity. Lt. Col. Paul H. Nolte spells out rules including no smoking, avoid garlic breath, ring bells merrily, and call out Merry Christmas. A child asked, Who is the real one, highlighting the need for Santas not to fraternize with other workers.
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Los Angeles
Santa Claus
Paul H. Nolte
The
Volunteers of America
Corry
Memorial Hospital
John Roberson
Clymer
Nolte
Genji Brush
Santa
New York City Faces Big Storm
The barometric pressure fell to 28.70 inches at 4 a.m. as a fierce storm with heavy rain and strong winds moved over New York City. The Weather Bureau noted this is among the lowest readings, with the all time low 28.98 inches recorded on March 1, 1914.
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New York City
New York
Weather Bureau
Mallards Rout Mayfair A C 33 0 In Disneyland Bowl
Pittsburg Mallards finished an undefeated unscored upon season by defeating Philadelphia Mayfair AC 33 0 in the fifth annual Pop Warner Disneyland Bowl 130 pound game played in rain on a muddy field.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Calif
Mallards
Mayfair AC
Funeral Services for Nellie A Burlingame Held at Bracken
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie A Burlingame will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 10 30 a m Sunday Friends may call there from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Saturday Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery
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Burlingame
Nellie A. Burlingame
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Widow Elizabeth Harris 91 dies after long illness
Elizabeth Harris known as Mrs. Harris, 91, of 560 Liberty Street, died yesterday at Erie County Hospital after an extended illness. Born April 25, 1872 in Union City, she was the daughter of John and Sophie McLean. Survived by a sister and several nephews, she had lived in Corry since 1952 with her niece, Mrs. Florence Hurlbert. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Ivan Hunsberger officiating. burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Union City. Friends may call today 7–9 p.m., tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Irs
Elizabeth Harris
Harris
Liberty Street
Erie County Hospital
Union City
John
Sophie Boyde McLean
Fred Harris
Corry
Charles
Florence) Hurlbert
Oscar
May) McIntyre
Bracken Funeral Home
Ivan Hunsberger
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Letter from Berlin remembers Kennedy and Berlin visit
A personal message from a Berlin correspondent recalls John F Kennedy's death and the city’s reaction. The writer mourns the fallen president, praises Kennedy as a good and brave leader, and notes the impact on Germans and Americans alike. The letter mentions Willy Brandt, Konrad Adenauer, and others visiting Washington as the city recalls the year’s tragedy.
Berliners mourn Kennedy and honor Johnson with lights
A Berlin letter expresses sorrow over John F Kennedy's assassination and support for Lyndon B Johnson. It notes Berliners lighting windows from 11 to 12 on Saturday, vows unity with America, and mentions renaming Rudolf Wilde Platz to John F Kennedy Platz while naming John Foster Dulles Allee in Tiergarten.
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Johnny
Washington
National Yard
Arlington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
John
United States
Lyndon. B. Johnson
Berlin
Kennedy
Johnson
Hawaii
America
John F. Kennedy
Rudolf Wilde
Mill Village Boy, UC Girl Hurt In Crash
Two youths were injured when a 1954 model car ran out of control and hit a tree and a house in Mill Village. John Dietrick, 20, was admitted for head injury observation at Titusville Hospital. Alice Behan, 19, treated and released. Neil James Dietrick, 16, is named as the driver.
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John Dietrick
Mill Village
Titusville Hospital
Alice Behan
Union City
Neil James Dietrick
Hill Village
Kennedy Grave Visit Attracts Large Crowd In DC
About 40 000 people lined a dark sky to view John F. Kennedy's grave in Arlington. A White House source says Jacqueline Kennedy approved the grave site spot after JFK expressed a wish to stay there. An eternal flame marks the site with a mound of flowers and a white picket fence. John Carl Warnecke notes possible tomb designs were discussed with Mrs Kennedy but commented on nothing specific.
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Fuqua
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Youth Driver Crashes Vehicle Killing Tree and House
Police report a juvenile driver lost control after crossing the street and struck a tree and a house. Two passengers, David Hicks, 19, Union City RD1, and Albert Steinbaugh of Union City, escaped injury. The driver faced charges for operating between midnight and 5 AM with a junior license and for reckless driving.
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David Hicks
R. D.1
Union City
Albert Steinbaugh
Nixon Looms Large Again
Harris reported in Friday's Washington Post that Nixon leads among GOP contenders in the first nationwide poll since Kennedy's assassination. Johnson trounces Goldwater and Rockefeller in separate head to head margins, with figures 63 to 40 and similar 55 to 98 and 59 to 29, all with undecided up to 12. Harris notes early results were taken during national mourning and may shift as emotion fades.
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John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Pocal
Harris
Washington Post
Nixon
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rocefeller
New York
Boel
Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwatir
Rockefeller
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WOTR
Nedy
Norbert
West Berlin
Jackie
Douglas Home
Great Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ludwig Erhard
Germany
Willy Brandt
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Gee Asington
Corry Journal
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Corry Area
Citizens Bank
Citizens Na
Ional Bank of Corry
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Batters Atlantic Service
South Center Street
Heavy Duty Construction
Barney's
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