Obituary and notices span North Madison to New Rochelle
Funeral services for Rev. Perry F. Haines are set for Chapel Methodist Church North Madison at 2 p.m. Burial follows in Falls Creek Pa. Haines led Wisst Methodist Church from 1944 to 1981. State Police seek a man in his late 30s for raping a Cambridge Springs area girl. A 1962 sedan tailed the girl and the driver claimed her car’s rear axle was bent. Police received word he offered to drive her home but abducted her instead. Mrs. Henry McSweeney 89 died at home near Blooming Valley after a long illness. Survivors include nephew James Foley. Funeral services for Mrs. McSweeney will be held in New Rochelle. details incomplete. Burglary at New Rochelle home involved over a million dollars in securities. Police responded to a fight at South Center and Main. two cars fled as officers arrived. A teen reported being struck by two men from a car described earlier. Erie County received a $2,288 state check to reimburse spring primary election costs tied to Constitutional Amendment Questions. Local radio noise complaint on Gould Street found no party, radio was turned down. Capt Donald F. Kauer, son of Corry residents, serves with SAC’s 4133rd Bomb Wing in the western Pacific on B 52 missions. He is a West Point graduate.
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Chapel Methodist Church
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Blooming Valley
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Corry
Donald F. Kauer
Fred J. Kauer
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Patricia Meeruvik
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Adult Ag Class To See Dairy Barns
The Corry Area High School adult agriculture class resumes for fall with tours of two newly built dairy barns. Leader Richard Farrer says the group meets at Dodd Farms at 8 30 p.m. with hosts Earl Harbaugh and Robert Yount to review the Dodd barn. The tour continues to Elm View Dairy on Columbus Lottsville Road for a 9 30 p.m. arrival, where the Carlton Curtis family also recently built a dairy barn. details will be shown and free refreshments served.
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Corry Area High School
Richard Farrer
Dodd Farms
Earl Harbaugh
Troyer Equipment Sales
Waterford
Robert Yount
Sharon Metal Products Co
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Yount
Dodd
Farrer
Leslie
Charles Dodd
Curtis
Elmview Dairy
Columbus- Lottsville Road
Carlton Curtis
Industry (Continued From Page One) Concessions on Rentals Debated
A Pennsylvanian measure would fund up to 80 percent of initial housing study costs as seed money. If completed the project becomes a loan repaid to the commonwealth. if halted the 80 percent becomes a loan to the sponsoring nonprofit. Local details on the nonprofit structure remain unsettled.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Sparta Sailor Serves Aboard USS New Jersey
Chief Electronics Technician Joel W. Weaver, 28, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel N. Weaver of Spartansburg, serves aboard the battleship New Jersey in the Tonkin Gulf during its first firing mission in 15 years. The ship’s 16 inch guns hit enemy ammunition storage areas and artillery sites near the DMZ, with spotter planes calling the shots accurate. The New Jersey later opened fire on two artillery positions and six bunkers, destroying one site and three bunkers. Rear Admiral Sam H. Moore said the ship would augment the air arm of the fleet.
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Joel W. Weaver
Samuel N. Weaver
Spartansburg
New Jersey
Tonkin Gulf
Demilitarized Zone
Jihe New Jersey
Sam H. Moore
Seventh Fleet
The
Community clubs host a Africa slide program and Legion events
The twentieth Century Club met at the Tennessee Gas clubhouse with hostesses and Miss Betty De Goldier of Olean presenting Africa slides. The American Legion Auxiliary and Legion had meetings in the Legion hall with plans for Veterans Day, chairs donated to the Buffalo Veterans Hospital, and officers installed by County Commander Gleason. Numerous visits and dinners followed as local residents were noted in weekend travels and hospitalizations, including James TenHaken at Hamot Hospital in Erie.
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Twentieth Century Club
Tennessee Gas
Vera Lees
Grace Spitzer
Rose Wassink
Bertha Wassink
Clara Holthouse
Betty de Goldier
Olean
Africa
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
June Hinsdale
Rall
Ethel Wallace
Veterans Hospital
Buffalo
Esther Williams
Jeanette Moses
American Legion
Gleason
Milton Deuink
Ernest Hinsdale
LaVern Beckerink
Glen Straight
Albert Kearns
Gil
Goop NIGHT at Goop NIGHT at Main Center traffic note
An editorial notes faulty traffic practices in Columbus and nearby areas. It cites proposed but unimplemented signs at Main and Center, unsafe passing near Skat gas station, and criticizes speed limits on winding roads. It also mentions two golfers making holes in one at Paducah Country Club on a single hole.
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Pauucal
Paducah Country Club
Jerry Page
Ed Hannan
Methodist Bishop Op Wallace Bid
Philadelphia AP Bishop Fred P. Carson former head of the Methodist Church in Philadelphia denounces George C. Wallace as a presidential candidate. He says voting for Wallace wastes votes and Wallace cannot fulfill promises since many actions are Congress prerogatives. Carson cites anti American sentiment abroad and U S moral leadership decline over the Czech invasion and Vietnam.
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Philadelphia
Fred P. Carson
Methodist Church
George C. Wallace
Carson
Wallace
Congress
Euroe
Czechoslovakia
Vietnam
Miss Ross Builds Rehabilitation Room With Modern Therapy Devices
The facility features walkers, a staircase, parallel bars, and a tilt table to re teach walking. Diathermy and ultrasound machines, hot pack units, paraffin baths, heat lamps, and a moist air cabinet aid various therapies. Whirlpool baths and electric stimulators support muscle and nerve relaxation. Ausrian visits Tito: President Jonas sails to Brioni Island for talks with Tito.
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Ross
Ross Sayas
Mas Ros
Tito Pula
Yugoslavia
Franz Jonas
Austria
Brioni Island
Tito
Adriatic
Firehouse Spirit Spins Tale of Modernizing Since 1889
Corry memoir recalls fire department changes from horse drawn hose wagon to motor truck. Veteran narrator recounts pull box alarms, water sources, equipment, and the Stanford Hose Company’s long service plus daily rescue tasks. Ends with supper time tease and promise to continue next week.
Wall streets crowd escalates as police rescue burlesque performer
A chaotic scene in Wall Street ends with police taking a striptease performer Ronnie Bell away in a squad car after a crowd threatened to overwhelm her. Two men climbed onto a truck roof for a view and fell as it moved. The rest of the snippet lists Union City Livestock Thursday sale prices for hogs, sows, cows, heifers, bulls, veal calves, calves, lambs.
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Miss Bell
Union City
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