Admits and Discharges in Union City Memorial Hospital
A clipped list shows multiple admissions and discharges at Union City Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs. Royal VanKeuren andMrs. Bessie Woodworth with addresses in Corry and Colus, plus Miss Linda Newhouse and Mrs. Clare Jones. Several patients are noted at Dr. Puckly’s and Junctions, with locations in Corry, Elgin, Pittsfield, and Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal VanKeuren
Corry Donald Pasar
ML Gouldweet
Bessie Woodworth
Colusbus
Clare Jones
Meat Avenue
Donald Stanbro
East Pleasant Street
Linda Newhouse
Meilé McCray
Corry
Richard Goodwill
Cleveland
Ohio
Zipporah Milley
Shirley Holton
Spartansbure
Thad Gates
Elgin
Lee Hopkins
Lawrence Porter
Wayne Street
Jesse Smith
Columbus
Bradley
James Jewell
Pittsfield
Frank Puckly Sr
Line Ad Rates and Local Notices for Cliff Carrolls
Short local line advertisement text lists 23 cents per line rates for ads and deadlines at noon on publication day. Mentions Turben's Auto Service as Chevrolet dealer. Includes dance event at Cliff Carroll's with nightly schedule and Toc test Perey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre
Poiediesietes
Turben
Death of Mrs Halfast in Union City
Mrs. Halfast born in Corry July 31 1923 died yesterday in Union City from a self inflicted gunshot wound Deputy Erie County Coroner HL Master said. Survived by her mother Mrs Charles Patterson of Corry a daughter Bonnie and a son C Edward of Miami Beach Fla Funeral hours at Bracken Funeral Home listed with arrangements pending tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Dorothy) Hattas
Halfast
Perry
Union City
Erie County
Corry
Aero Supply Mfe Co
Tne
G © Murphy Co
Corry Instrument Co
Emmanuel Episcopal Church of
Charles Patterson
Bonnie
C. Edward
Miami Beach
Fla
Bracken Funeral Home
JFKs Sister On The Carpet
Patricia Lawford wife of Peter Lawford and sister of President Kennedy will appear in Municipal Court on November 21 to explain why her dinner license expired and to present a new one. Her attorney advised Judge W Blair Gibbons she had just returned from the East and had no time to prepare a defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Patricia Lawford
Peter Lawford
Kennedy
Bull
W. Blair Gibbons
Lawford
Iy Like the Air The Spoken Word Iy Always There
A concise note on the enduring presence of spoken word and print in culture. The piece contrasts oral expression with printed text as constant companions, highlighting their interdependence in communication.
World Leaders Warned by Pope on Peace and Duty
Pope John XXIII told envoys from 85 governments that leaders must account to God for actions and urged sacrifices for peace. He spoke in the Sistine Chapel during the Vatican’s ecumenical council opening, warning that war would destroy humanity and urging readiness to reach generous agreements. Balloting for commissions began, shaping roles for bishops from Africa and Asia as the council plans plenary sessions starting Oct 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Levin
Vatican City
John Xxil
Vatican
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Uieponliff
St. Peter's Basilica
Bope John
Africa
Asia
Oil City police foil $7200 jewel theft by suspect
Three Oil City police officers arrested Cleveland Mitchell 25 of Corapolis after he fled Harvey Fritz Jewelry store with 35 diamond rings valued at 7200. Officers linked him to another theft by finding five rings and a watch from Titusville and Franklin stores. Chief E G Potts praised the officers for their decisive action and noted witnesses from Titusville and Franklin would identify the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
City
Cleveland
Mitchell
Coraopolis
Harvey Fritz
Cornopolis
Titusville
G. Potts
Franklin Jewely
Feldman
Potts
Fritz
Diamond Ring Theft Foiled By Police Chase
The chief reports a man reached into a showroom display and pocketed a tray of diamond rings. The clerk alerted Fritz, who pursued the thief. Patrolman Sloan and Patrolman Serafin joined the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Sloan
Serafin
Meredith Walks Campus Alone Amid Guarded Integration
James Meredith moves about the University of Mississippi campus without an escort for the first time, supported by Justice Department officials, federal marshals, and Army troops nearby. He walks to meals at Baxter Hall cafeteria as crowds jeer and white students exchange tense words. The U.S. plans to reduce forces in the Oxford area from peak deployments of 23,600 to about 4,500 troops.
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Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Justice Department
Baxter Hall
Meredith
Ole Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Columbus
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Loween
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Grice
Union City Memorial Hospital
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Florence Bennink
W. Washington Street
Joseph Sabol
R. D
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Waterford Street
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Harold E. Garner
National Authority On Christian Education
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Nelson Sisters
Isk
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H Ray Haxnis
D.D
Cliff Carroll
Pou A Tostests
Perey
JFK
Pope
Tarzan
India
Richard Basehart
Pope John
St. Peter's
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East Main St
Citizens National Bank
World Literatur
Radio Missionary Convention
By Otte
Oswald J. Smith
People’s Church
Toronto
Canada
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George Beverly Shea
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