Hospital rummage sale at IOOF Hall in early November
At The Hospital nebekah Helping Hand hosts a rummage sale at IOOF Hall on Thursday and Friday November 1 and 2. Special lot of men’s clothing. members urged to bring rummage. Also notices on WOTM Chapter meeting, hearing aid batteries at Flye Rexall Drugs, radios on layaway with two Disney mugs, and various local ads and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebekah
IOOF
POL Ree Dee
WOTM
Sopet
Flye Rexall Drugs
Titusville $407000 Water System Grant Approved
Titusville proceeds with a $407,000 grant from the Community Facilities Administration to upgrade the water system under the Clark Blatnik Act. City plans include a two million gallon reservoir, chlorination facilities, 30,000 feet of new mains and 25,000 feet of new distribution lines. Site selection and negotiations for the reservoir will begin immediately, with meters to be installed in homes as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Joseph S. Clark
Community Facilities Administration
John Auferoti Jr
Requiem Mass for Francis J Wolbert at St Luke’s Church
Funeral notices report Francis J Wolbert to be honored with a Requiem Mass at St Luke’s Roman Catholic Church Youngsville Wednesday at 10 am with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery Corry. Rosary at family home R D J Pittsfield tomorrow at 3 pm. Friends may call there anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolbert
Francis J. Wolbert
St Luke's
Youngsvill
Pine Grove
Corry
R. D. J. Pittsfield
Discharges Listed at Union City Memorial Hospital
Debora Elder RD 4 Union City. Mrs Joseph Henry Jr 2 Fourth Avenue Union City. Miss Katie King 13 Fourth Avenue Union City. Mrs Harry Metzenbacher RD East Springfield. Mrs May Brown West Third Street Waterford. Mrs Henry Almazon RD5 Waterford. Mrs Frank Mills Mill Village. Mrs Richard Dean Spartansburg. Frederick Hanks 38 Miles Street Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry Jr
Fourth Avenue
Union City
Katie King
Harry Metzenbacher
R. D
East Springfield
May Brown
West Third Street
Waterford
Henry Almazon
Frank Mills
Mill Village
Richard Dean
Spartansburg
Frederick Hanks
Miles Street
Runaway Finance Czar Returns Free On Bond
Edward M. Gilbert, a former head of Farlict Gilbert and once president of E. L. Bruce Co., returned from Brazil and was freed on bond after arraignment on federal and New York State charges tied to about a 2 million shortage. In State Supreme Court he pleaded not guilty, signaling possible hopes for a plea or reduced charges. bail was posted at 10 000 dollars with federal bond at 15 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK /AP
Edward M. Gilbert
Brazil
New York
State Supreme Court
Farlict, Gilbert
E. L. Bruce Co
Castro Saboteurs Turned Back Amid Regional Tension
Reported Castro saboteurs were turned back as unrest spiked across Latin America. Officials cited Castro agents and supporters behind plots. Guatemala and other nations warned of confidential information linking sabotage to Havana. U.S. and Venezuelan authorities claimed intercepts showed radio instructions for broader terror campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmucu Som
Cuba
U.S
Havana
Latin America
New York Newspapers Face Walkouts Threat Amid Negotiations
Federal mediators moved into talks over looming strikes by news and commercial workers at seven New York daily papers. The dispute centers on pay increases, top wages, and reduced hours as the New York Newspaper Guild seeks higher salaries and jurisdiction retention amid automation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK /AP
Frank H. Brown
Federal Mediation and Onciliation Service
Daily News
New York Newspaper Guild
Guild
The
Times, Herald Tribune, Mirror and Journal-American
APL. Cio American Newspaper Guild
Cigarette Cancer Testimony Challenges Link to Lung Disease
In Pittsburgh, Dr. Brian Blades of George Washington University testified for Liggett & Myers that medical authorities dispute a direct cigarette cancer cause. He noted many people, including nonsmokers, develop lung cancer and that 96 to 97 percent of smokers do not get lung cancer, arguing the link remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Brian B. Blades
Department of Surgery
George Washington University Medical School
U. S
Blades
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Otto Pritchard
Deaths Mrs Veritia Caldwell Rites Set for Corry Resident
Mrs Veritia A Caldwell died suddenly at home on Marton Street aged 60. Born July 7 1902 in Smithville Tennessee she lived in the area before moving to Corry in 106. She leaves three daughters Rebecca Sealey Annabelle Roberts Bessie Roberts three sons James Leroy and John and 14 grandchildren plus six siblings. Surviving siblings include Haughty Evans of Rossville. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home 7 to 9 this evening with final rites tomorrow at 2 p m Rev Robert DeBoer officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Marton Street
Smithville
Tenn
Corry
Oee
First Baptist Church of
Rebecca Sealey
Annabelle Roberts
Wyandotte
Mich
Bessie Roberts
Lebanon
James
R._D
Spartansburg
Leroy
John
Haughty Evans
Rossville
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert DeBoer
First Baptist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Sate Records Second Fatal Hunting Mishap
A 30 year old Bedford County man, John Ickes of Osterburg, was accidentally shot while hunting wild turkeys in Cam tron County. He becomes Pennsylvania’s second firearms fatality since the small game season opened. A 13 year old from Springboro also died in a hunting accident over the weekend in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
John Ickes
Osterburg
Ickes
Camtron
Springboro
Hunters Injure Two Boys In Back-Shot Incident
Ronald First was taken to Span cér Hospital in Mendville after about 30 pellets were removed from his back. He was discharged by evening and described as “good as new” by Leo Badger, a county official. The event occurred while Ronald and 13-year-old Thomas Hyde hunted on the Hyde farm. Hyde tripped, causing a 16 gauge shotgun to discharge, injuring First in the back 40 yards away. Paul Towney, 13, of Cambridge Springs, remained in critical condition with a spinal injury after being shot in the back by Edward L. Titley of Pittsburgh while the boys hunted on the Towney farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Spancér
Mendville
Leo Badger
Gime Protector
Thomas Hyde
Hyde Farm
Hyde
Paul Towney
Cambridge Springs
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Edward L. Titley
Pittsburgh
Towney
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St. Elizabeth's Guild
Mabel
the Corry Journal
Walt Disney
TY Davis
Jesse Emory
Pindley Lake
Maurice Goodrich
Spring Creek
Carl
Clare Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Allen
Adolph Hamm
North Clymer
Wesley
Beckwith
West South Street
Roxanne
Everett Tryon
Clymer
John Stockton
Worth Street
W. W. Hammond Sr
West Prederick Street
Charles Sutter
Lemon Street
Debora
Larry Mosher
Sciola Street
Hial VanArsdale
Jamestown
David 0. Daugherty
Marion Street
Carl Chiricuzio
West Main Street
William Rhebergen
Theodore Root
West Pleasant Street
Carmello Pirro
South Center Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Lester Gray
West Bond Street
Bowl Aire
East Washington Street
Hotel Corry
Turben
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harley F Johnson
Bracken Funneral
Vernia A. Caldwell
Bracken
Mneral
Walt Dishey
Dishey's Angels
Worial Hospital
Deborah Elder
Castro
Harriet Weaver
Cohen Auto Supply Automotive
Franklin St. Dial
Baaarararas
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
North Center Street
Frank Litz
Spring St
Frank
Thomas Motory
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
TUFFY
Tuffy" Corer
Washington Streete
Blasts Theory
Veritia A. Caldwell
Pinking
Sate
West- Penn Glf Petroleum Agency
Jool
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