Corry Journal Admits and Discharges Local Families
Admitted to the Corry area are Mae Basiliere and multiple children of local families including the Barnhart Ryan Williams Westley Earle and others. Discharged are Richard Lindstrom, Mrs Akam, Mrs Vanderhoof, and Arthur Graves. Also promotes property protection signs, portrait sittings, and Christmas card orders from Cathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Basiliere
aVernié Thomas
Roger Barnhart
R. D
Corry
Daniel
Deborah
Donald Ryan
Union City
Steven
Richard Williams
Mead Ave
Nue
Terry
Eugene Westley
North Center Street
Lloyd Fisher
Spartansburg
Latrelle
Embert Earle
East Pleasant Street
Richard Lindstrom
R. D. Corry
Charles Akam
Lillian Vanderhoof
A. D
Arthur Graves
Ohio Street
Parents Sue For Deformed Twins
New York AP report: Long Island parents sue German firm for 2.2 million, claiming thalidomide caused birth defects in twins. Affidavits describe son Noren born with deformed arms and daughter Bryenne with internal deformities and a malformed thumb after the mother used the sedative during pregnancy to combat insomnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Tuck Harvey
Noren
Bryenne
Franklin Police Officer to Start Cab Firm in Franklin
Franklin police officer Lt. William G. Heller received permission from the Public Utility Commission to provide taxi service in Franklin. He plans to start within two weeks after securing insurance, opening a downtown office, and filing rates. He will buy one new car and a late model used car to begin operations in the Franklin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Pub- No Ability Commission
Prankklin
William G. Heller
PUC
Heller
Henow
Pittsburgh Police Seek $1200 Pay Raise Next Year
About 200 members of the Fraternal Order of Police voted unanimously to urge the city for a $1,200-a-year raise in 1963. The executive board endorsed the demand despite city budget planners signaling no general wage increase for employees that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Fraternal Order of Police
Spartanburg Evangelistic Services and Community Events
Evangelistic services at Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle run through October 28 with Rev Loyd M Patterson of Toledo as speaker. Sparta Youth For Christ meets at 6 15 p m in the Sparta School gym with male quartet. Open house for Milo Maker and Bonnie Anderson at Kinney home 2 to 5 p m. Married August 7 in Monroe Michigan. Rev and Mrs Thomas Lindsey visit Matson Wisconsin. Centennial Bible conference begins next week at 7 30 p m with Perry F Haines and Moody Cunningham. Laymen program Sunday at 10 a m with John Orcher guest speaker from Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle
Loyd M. Patterson
Toledo
Ohio
Sparta Youth For Christ
Sparta Schiool
Paul Twist
Gillett
Wisconsin
Milo Maker
Francis Kinney
R. D
Bonnie Andersson
Monroe
Mich
Bonnie
Lawrence P. Anderson
Corry
Milo
Gerry Coates
Spartans
John Orcher
Titusville
Ranger Shot To Miss Moon (Continued from Page One)
Ranger 5 faced radiation belt hazards on its moonward flight as Ranger 4 crashed. The Ranger program suffered a third straight failure to electronically scout the moon for upcoming manned missions. Families are invited to a Sabin oral vaccine clinic at Grange Hall next Saturday from 2 to 4 p m. Clarence el and Marjorie were guests of Mrs. Pearl Campbell, also at Richmond Grange. Frances Frankenfield and her parents visited the Kinzua dam area and dined with Lonnie Halfast on their way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Ranger 5
Ranger 4
Grange Hall
Clarence el
Marjorie
Pearl Campbell
Sill
Richmond Grange
Frances Frankenfield
C. H. Smith
Kinzua Dam
Lonnie Halfast
Ranger Moon Probe Delays Follow Vast Plant Failures
The Ranger program, already hampered by four prior Moon missions that failed, faced another delay as Ranger 5 awaited launch. With each mission costing about 16 million dollars and nine failures totaling over 150 million, officials at Cape Canaveral planned study before proceeding. Ranger 5 would have captured hundreds of lunar images from 15 to 2600 miles away if power had been available, but will instead miss the Moon and enter lunar orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vision Pictures
Ranger 3
Aoe Vales
Rangers
Pioneer
Able
Cape Canaveral
Ranger
Ranger 5
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Berkshire
Ultrasons
Carroll’s
Cliff Carroll
Carrig’s Footwear
Espe
Avalon Center
Jim Rose
Turben
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City Memorial Hospital
Valerie Dudas
Sherman Street
William Raun
Meadville Street
Edinboro
Jacob Zimmerman
West High Street
Gail Kimmey
the Corry Journal
Cathers
Carrig's
Colu
Mike Litz
Fred Kinley
Seaton
Sizce
Evans
Wright Street
Vic Cragg
Mike Hanna
Tom Flowers
John Butters
Ford Dealers
NFL
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
West Smith Street
Cory
McIntyre
North Center St
Spartansburg Woolen Mill Products
Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Virgina
Angus Breford
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association, Inc
Fred Stine
Jane Parker
Agr
Corry, PA
Washington St
Cans Bof
Ann Page
Moxon
Frankie Nestro
Chicago
Syracuse
Las Vegas
Lenny
Lenny Rice
Sur
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