Local notices and community ads highlight town events
A long bulletin of local items runs through Warren and nearby towns. Quality printing services, hospital news, property holdings, political campaigning, vendor ads, crime reports, and upcoming community events fill the page. Authorities warn of security concerns while residents plan fairs, dineouts, and fund drives. Community Chest aims to raise funds, and a harvest ball is scheduled at the Moose Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountainette
Meadville
Community Chest
Red Cross
Moose Club
Corry Grange Event and Local Notices
The page lists community events at the Corry Grange Hall including a Monday gathering with donut provisions and a post football game social at the VFW Club. It notes a civil court verdict awarding Raymond Terrell and Miss Mabel Terrell 1987 dollars in a timber dispute with William Sauers and mentions a timber sale agreement between the Terrells and Sauers. Also referenced are dances at the Polish Club, vandalism incidents in Erie, a football game seat promotion by Corry Jaycees, a youth assault case in Erie, and the start of the Waterford United Fund campaign with a $1600 quota marking a 15 percent rise for area agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Erie
James C. McCray
Walter Gorczyski
Eric
Baskerville Fletcher
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nathaniel Garlington
Brie
Robert Martin
Corry Jaycees
Aie
William Graves
Waterford
United Fund
Waterfordboro
Waterford Township
United Pond
Hell Comes Alive As L A Tops October Heat Record
The desert town of Hell recorded a hot 97 degrees while Los Angeles reached 104, marking the hottest October day on record for the region. The day underscored an unusual heat surge with the contrast between the two nearby areas, drawing attention to the blistering autumn heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Here
Hell
Rescue 3 In Polar Crash Near Cape Hallett
Three U S Globemaster survivors were rescued by helicopter near Cape Hallett Antarctica after a crash that killed six airmen. Ground teams reached within four miles but detoured around an impassable ice field. Two rescued men were injured Airman Joel Bailey of Belton South Carolina in serious condition and Captain James T Quattlebaum of Columbia South Carolina in fair condition. An additional Globemaster waited at Cape Hallett to fly survivors to New Zealand.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Antarctic
U. 5
Deep Freeze
Christchurch
Liegmen
McMurdo Sound
Cape Hallett
N. Z
U. S
Joel Bailey
Belton
S.C
James T. Quattlebaum
Columbia
S. C
Globemaster
Cape Hallet
Red Boat Sinks Near Scotland in North Sea Storm
A Soviet fishing boat with 13 aboard sank in the North Sea off Wick Scotland. Soviet ships radioed to land no survivors in Britain, but Scottish coast guards rescued three Russians and found three bodies. Rescue crews searched the island of Unst as they refused Soviet requests to transfer survivors.
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Scotland
Wick
North Sea
Britain
Coast Guard
Unst
Hospital Report From Corty Hospital
Report compiled today lists admissions and discharges including Frank Bon at 234 Park Place and Raymond C Frederick at 983 North Center street. Others admitted or discharged include Lucian C Lindholm R D 3 and Mrs William H Helmintoller, while discharges include Mrs William B Geer and Prank Morse Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bon
Park Place
Richard O 'Hall
Wright Street
Raymond C. Frederick
North Center Street
Lawrence E. Crawford
West Bond Street
Charles Splesman
West Smith Street
Lucian C. Lindholm
R. D
William H. Helmintoller
Snyder Circle
Frederick G. Ahl
Chestnut Street
Hisle C. Roof
Second Avenue
William 8. Geer
West
Washington Street
Prank Morse Walker
Findley Lake
Marshall Johnson
Grand Valley
Soviet Charge U S With Trespassing Aircraft
The Soviet Union says American planes violated its air space during reconnaissance missions over the Bering Strait and eastern Siberia. A note to U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson Jr. cites a deliberate intrusion near Katemov Island on September 20 and additional flights over Kamchatka, the Kurile Islands, and the Chukotsk Peninsula in July, August, and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuriles
Japan
Kamehatka
Chu- Kotak
Siberia
Indiana man dies in Route 119 crash
A solo crash on Route 119 nine miles south of Indiana killed 40 year old Robert E. Lewis of Indiana. The accident occurred yesterday and the victim was the only occupant of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana, Pa
Indiana
Robert E. Lewis
Lewis
Transatlantic Jet Service Inaugurated
Pan American World Airways launched transatlantic jet passenger service using Boeing 707 jets from Baltimore to Brussels. The inaugural flight carried 39 guests and landed at 8 15 am EST after a 3910 mile 7 hour 15 minute journey. Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower christened Jet Clipper America in Washington. Pan Am plans regular jet service starting Oct 26 and daily flights by Nov 17. Local officials requested a later landing to avoid early rising. Basil L Walters of the Chicago Daily News praised the quiet takeoff and overall jet performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruanls, Heuam
Pan American World Airways
Baltimore
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Pan American
Basil L. Walters
The
Chicago Daily News
BOAC Comet Jet Service Delayed by London Strike
British Overseas Airways Corporation Comet jets were set for a weekly New York to London service with a daily aim later, but London maintenance workers strike halted training of Comet crews and jeopardized the November 14 debut. Passengers for the first Clipper flight included editors publishers airline officials Senator Homer Capehart and Belgian ambassador Robert Silvercrays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Overseas Airways
New York-London
BOAC
Lon*don
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Baron Robert Silvercrays
Fire rages at Gulf of Mexico oil rig under CATO group
JALWANS AP says a firefighting team cleared debris today while laying groundwork to cap a blaze that has burned nearly two days from an offshore rig. Seven people are believed dead in a string of explosions on Wednesday. The rig, run by the CATO group, sits at the center of six drilled wells with a seventh drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say Jalwans
Gulf of Mexico
Cato Group of Oil Companies
Naval chief Vasily Pavlov dies in Moscow
The Soviet Fleet announced the death of Maj. Gen. Vasily Pavlov aged 65, longtime dean of the Leningrad Naval Academy, in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED
Moscow
Vasily Pavlov
Leningrad
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Kane Deveral
Larson
Warrel
Ridgway
Ridgway Area
Willes Cameron
Clearfield
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Jefferson McKean
Potter Counties
Corry Beverage Distributor
St. Marys
D. T. Brahaney
Elk County
Haney
Erie City Council
N. H. Norbell
Allied Equipment Co
Ginnie’s
Naval Reserve Armory
Erie Pbi
New Castle
Jack Bauman
Erie County
Pittsburgh
FBI
Bauman
Toledo
Ohio
Hotel Corry
City Planning Commission
Gerald J. Weber
Sassafras Fron
Clayton Fortune
Pines
Venango County
Cherrytown Township
Franklin
Sherrie A. McMichael
Titusville
West Spring
Elks Club
Bradford
George F. Emery
Bradford - McKean County
American Red Cross
F.L. Baressi
Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Edward Vv. Wilams
Atlanta
Clarence Dingfelder
Crawford County Firemen’s Association
H. P. Groulelb
Route 19
Mowrey's
Wayne Street
Corry
Conelway Pta
Elaine
Alvin Wester
PTA
John
Somolani
Corry Grange
Corty Hospital
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ, Scientist East Columbus
Euelink’s
Florida
Buesink Motor Sales, Inc
Clothes
Politica As
Pennsylvania
Leader
Lawrence
Fred W. Lamberton
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