Admitted and Discharged List Amid Weekend Records
The column records admissions and discharges including Samuel Sie Mane Macloes Delilah Storer Wilbert Ruf Cimeo Gene 12 son of Air and Mrs. Bos Dougherty RD 4 Cor Nes Sue Doe and others with names and addresses such as Pittsfield Centerville Bear Lane 930 North Center Street Laura 9 months daughter of Mrs Mildred Condon Garland 426 York Street York 11 57 Snyder Circle Euclid Street Marion Street Leona Parker 731 North Center Street Jennie Beckerink Park Street Union City and more hospital entries from the weekend.
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Mane Macloes
Mabel Storer
Si Westa
Wilbert G Ruf
Cimeo Gene
Air
Bos Dougherty
Cor- Nes
E. Sue Ae
Corry
Lane
Richard Crosscut
Michael James
North Center Street
Laura
Mildred Condon
Garland
Julius Watus
York Street
Way Caster
Snyder Circle
Arthur Colegrove
Euclid Street
Stephen
Peter Dubrosky
Marion Street
Leona Parker
Jennie Beckerink
North Clymer
Dilan Anderson
Park Street
Richard Mason
Union
City
Deaths: Baccus Claysen Narru Me Bectus of Basie
Death notice for Baccus Claysen Narru Me Bectus of Basie. Died December 6, 1879 after a prolonged illness. Survived by wife, two sons Elwood and Asthin, three grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at Saint George Funeral Home with burial at Wrightsville Cemetery.
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Claysen
Basisroet
Freche
Deemer
Baccus Mernel
Fie
Elwood
Asthin
Balk
Cory
Ereats
Gadchildren
SL +George Funeral
Sand Witend Tina
Kay Docherty
The
Christians and Missionary Alliance Church
Wrightsvire
Cosmos satellites threaten U S espionage balance
The article discusses the fear that Cosmos satellites may spy on the United States and provoke countermeasures. It notes Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara’s claim of several intercepts of U.S. satellites from Cosmos assets and warns that any U S response would likely be matched. It also mentions limited access to the Soviet Union and China for reconnaissance.
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U. S
Cosmos
Robert O. McNamara
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
China
Funeral service for Clayton R. Baccus scheduled
The funeral service for Clayton R. Baccus will be held at St. George Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment will follow at Wrightsville Cemetery. The family will receive friends Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Baccus
Clayton R. Baccus
St. George Funeral
Wrightsville’ Cemetery
Tod P
Hold Service For George Deming
Elnera services for Ueurze E. Deming were held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p m with Rev A Hook of Warren officiating. Burial was in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers were Emmit Young Stephen Cobb John Rickerson Virgil Tubbs Bernard Porter Ora Mitchell. Attending from out of town were Mrs George Anderson Hammon Ind Mr and Mrs George A Deming Chicago Mr and Mrs Wesley Deming and family O City Mrs Raymond Kirk and Mrs Jackie Price Delaware City Del Mr and Mrs Glenn Dething Pittsburgh Mrs May Ross and Mrs Robert Pierce Youngsville Mrs Gerald Scou Spartansburg Mr and Mrs Carl Norder and Mr and Mrs David Newman and son of Erie.
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Elnera
Ueurze E. Deming
Bracken
Anest A. Hook
Warren
West Spring Creek Cemetery
Emmit Young
Stephen Cobb
John Rickerson
Virgil Tubbs
Bernard Porter
Ora Mitchell
George Anderson
Hammon
Ind
George A. Deming
Chicago
Wesley Deming
O ¥ City
Raymond Kirk
Jackie Price
Delaware City
Del
Glenn Dething
Pittsburgh
May Ross
Robert Pierce
Youngsville
Gerald Scou
Ten
Spartansburg
Carl Norder
David Newman
Erie
Local notice ads and meeting reminders from October issues
The page lists brief ads and notices including a Ladies auxiliary event at Rod and Gun Club on October 22 23 and a Curtis Breeding Service meeting at Schramling Building Columbus on Tuesday October 6 at 8 pm Farmers welcome. Also Tastee freez expands hours to Friday Saturday Sunday each week.
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Beth Israel
Rod & Gun Club
Curtis Breeding Service
Schramling Building
Columbus
Kremlin Names Rise of New Soviet Leaders in Public Portraits
The article notes Khrushchev’s dismissal at age 70 and a public showroom of Soviet leaders, including Brezhnev and Kosygin, alongside cosmonauts’ portraits. It mentions a space mission by Voskhrod Sunrise crew and calls for nuclear test bans, with Pravda slogans for Nov 7.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Space -Troika
Vladimir Kimarov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
Earth
Voskhrod
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Red Square
Anastas Ket
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Nikolai Podgorny
Gennady Moronov
Andre Kirilenko
Frol
Kozlov
Dmitry Polyansky
Nikolai Shvernik
Moscow
Red China
Siso
United States
Britain
Pravda
Harborcreek Probed Over Missing Township Funds
Erie District Attorney Edward Hothas ordered the State Police to investigate a $1256.42 misappropriation claim in Harborcreek Township. The audit revealed unaccounted funds during a former employee’s tenure. the insurer reimbursed the township, while legal action hinges on repayment of audit costs.
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ERIE
Edward Hothas
Penntylyapia State Police
Mit
Harborcreek
Joseph Dussiz
Lawrence Park Poice
Vinla Cass
Certified Public
Richard J. Buseck
Conner Insurance Agency
Robert Gindlesperger
CPA
Cass
Two Fatal Crashes Near Hartstown In Same Hours
In Hartstown area, two separate crashes within hours killed two people. David Allen Gerber, 18, of Adamsville, died when his car drifted into oncoming traffic after apparently falling asleep, striking a trailer truck. the trucker was unharmed. A Cleveland woman, 34 miles west of Hartstown on Route 322, died when her car struck four utility poles. the victim was D. Joyce Flandery, 54, alone in the vehicle.
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Haristown
Yester
Hartstown
Conpeaut Lake
David Allen Gerber
Adamsville
Cleveland
D. Joyce Flandery
Gettysburg Historian Joseph Rosensteel Dies at 49
Joseph L. Rosensteel, 49, historian at Gettysburg National Museum, died at home after a two year illness. He created the museum’s electrically animated three day Battle of Gettysburg map, known as the electric map.
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WAK
Gettysburg
Joseph L. Rosensteel
Gettysburg National Museum
Rosensteel
Battle of
Paragraf Area Farmers Meet Tomorrow in Columbus
Farmers are invited to a meeting at 2 o clock in the Schram win Building Columbus according to Wayne Holthouze technician for Curtiss Anificial Breede Service. Fire and weather notes follow with local incidents and upcoming community events noted, including a chicken dinner by the American Field Service and real estate transfers in Erie County.
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Schramwin
Columbus
Wayne Holthouze
Curtiss Anificial Breede. Service
Gites
Morris
Ewing
Dairy Heed Improvement Associa Uw
Clymer Chapter
The
American Field Service
Findley Lake
AFS
Erie County
Corry
Rodney Hammel
Paul D. Reisinger
Wayne Township
Thomas 0. Maloney
Rene Counasse
Mott Street
Auto crash injures one in Corry area
A collision near Corry injured Eleanor Sue Lee four after her car failed a curve at Picidilli Hill. Damage to her auto was 400 dollars. A second crash on Scista road east of Corry involved Barbara Temple driving a car that struck a stray heifer causing 75 dollars in damage. A Titusville teen James Amos, 16, was involved in another wreck north of Titusville with 300 dollars in vehicle damage.
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Titusville
James Amos
Corry
Scista Road
Barbara Temple
East Pleasant Street
Eleanor Sue Lee
R. D
Picidilli , Hill
Corry Memorial Hospital
Area Youth 14 Killed By Car in Chautauqua County
A 14 year old, Paul Holley Boxe, died after a collision on a road near Clareville in Chautauqua County. State Police report he was struck while traveling on the highway by another vehicle. The death is listed as the county's 36th traffic fatality of the year. The coroner and investigators are handling the case with the hospital and police cooperation.
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Holley
Chautauqua County
Frederick L. Hitchwork
Ponding Investiva
World’s Fair Closes After Six Month Run
The World’s Fair ends a six month run with 975 448 visitors this season and a projected net profit about 23 million less than the 43 million forecast. Officials say the event was financially successful but underperformed against opening projections. The finale drew 200 076 attendees for the last public glimpse before the reopening date of April 21.
Nairobi Kenya and Red China Draft Trade Accord
Kenya delegation reports a draft trade agreement with Red China and a Chinese delegation will visit Nairobi next month. The talks aim to expand bilateral commerce and cooperation between Nairobi and Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
Red China
Peking
Pope Plans India Visit Largest Pontiff Journey
Pope Paul VI announced a December trip to India to address the National Eucharistic Congress and visit Bombay New Delhi and Goa. He said the journey would be the longest papal voyage and a sign of love to all peoples.
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Vatican
Paul VI
India
Rome
Franccis Savier
Bombay
Valeria Cardinal Gracias
New Delhi
Sargepali Radhakrishnan
Goa
St. Francis Xavier
Uganda
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Eimma Knight
Centerville
Cy Donald Beckwith
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Gene
Harold Dougherty
Cormy
B. Timothy
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Mi Rnard Stoddard, R. D
George Deming
Joseph P. Vigorito
Congress Veleres
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J Markets
Suneweet Prune
Cortland Apples
Pascal Celery
Kremlin
AUTO
General Auto Repair
Frank‘s Auto Service
Thomas Motors
E.F.M. Stokers
Furnzces Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Carry
TUFFY
Kendall
Phono Washington
Cohen Auto Supply Ee Ae Paw A
Franklin St
Gee
Milarrest
Frank Balog
Pullee
West Smith Street
Warren Street
Jerome Davis
Saturay
Lake Ewe
Dale
Richard Young
Beaverdam
Jack Keppel
Roswell Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Arthur Nollinger
East South Street
Lottsville
Atherine Baungrotz
Nollinger
L. W. Crosscult
Meadville
West Pleasant
Bernard Smeiles
Joseph Rothesveez
Rotheivec
Nina Long Brown
Milford Kreckengost
First Boost Church
Pine Grove
Robert F. Long
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Jatian Bank
Tun
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Soar Tool Sale
Sena
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