Local Line-O-Ad Prices and Dated Club Notice
Local rates are 87 cents a line and ads accepted till noon on publication day. The WOTM Library Chapter hosts a Thursday night meeting with Clara Hill as chair. Also featured are restaurant specials, a Coiffures by Patricia Jean introductory offer, wig drawing, and Elk Members dance with the Ren Lucas Band on November 3.
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Ee Credle
WOTM
Clara Hill
Patricia Jean
Micki (Miller) McCoy
Christine Jaquith
First Corneal Transplant In Warren Done
Warren General Hospital performed Warren’s first corneal transplant yesterday on the right eye of a 26 year old woman. Dr. Roger Wallentiny reported an expected 80 percent success rate, with initial signs to be known in a few weeks.
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Warren
Warren General Hospital
Roger Wallentiny
Wallentiny
Wallenting
Break-Out at Rayton Theatre Franklin After Night–Watch
A Franklin man slept through a changed program at Rayton Theatre and awoke to an empty, dark building. Police reported the discovery at 11 33 p m Saturday noting the side door was relocked after employees and patrons vanished.
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Franklin
Rayton Theatre
GP Variety
Suspect Arson In $20 000 Warren Blast
In Warren an explosion destroyed an unoccupied residence owned by Patricia Glotz. State Police report evidence gathered after a daylong search will be sent to Erie lab for analysis. Fire volunteers aided eight hours of debris removal under Fire Chief Carl Brecht. Damage exceeds $20 000. a 15 foot joist was shattered. firemen arrived within four minutes.
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Warren
Patricia Glotz
William Kattner
Erie
Cpl
Rattner
North Warren
Carl Brecht
Kattner
5 Per Cent Pay Hikes Okayed for Penn Central
U S District Judge John P Fullam approved 5 percent pay raises for thousands of Penn Central Railroad employees retroactive to October 1. The increases cover 29 labor agreements with 25 unions and total about 50 million dollars a year with added benefits, though trustees caution costs may exceed current funding. Some agreements still require final Pay Board approval as the railroad reorganizes under bankruptcy law.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central Railroad
John P. Fullam
Halloween pumpkins stolen from front porch heartbreak for children
In a Corry letter, Mrs. Charles L. VanTassel describes buying four large pumpkins for her children, lighting candles, and returning to find them stolen. She laments the kids’ heartbreak when they wake to see their creations gone, with only broken lids and a rotted base remaining. She appeals to offenders to consider the kids’ sorrow.
Police Dogs Train For Bomb Detection At Lackland Base
Two Los Angeles police officers and two dogs a German shepherd and a mongrel have been assigned to Lackland Air Force Base Texas for bomb detection training. Capt. Lou Ritter says bomb sniffing dogs have proven effective in Vietnam and New York and the Air Force grant funded the program. The dogs cost about $8,000 each.
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Los Angeles
Corry Evening Journal details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff names and contact details include publisher George R. Sample and editor William S. Eaton. It notes postal class and pricing by mail and carrier, with annual and weekly rates and advertising policy terms.
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Corry
Local Hospital and Ambulance Admissions List Readout
Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service report admissions and discharges across multiple patients in Corry Union City Clymer Sugar Grove and Titusville. Names addresses and patient relations appear alongside discharge items and a separate note on a tooth replanted in Stockholm after five months in a cell culture medium as part of dental treatment.
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Stockholm
Svenska Dagbladet
Navy Deserter’s Attempted Kidnapping Shocks Jacksonville
Lowell Howard, 17, accused of kidnapping Michelle Moorer, 22, daughter of Rear Adm. Joseph P. Moorer and niece of Adm. Thomas Moorer. He claimed he kidnaped her to force an exit from the Navy. Howard, originally from Medway Ohio, was booked in Jacksonville Florida last night.
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Lowell Howard
Michelle Moorer
Joseph P
Hunter Near Warren Found Safe After Lost in Woods
Castalia Ohio hunter 34 found at 9 30 p m near Hast Hickory Creek after being separated from friends since about 1 p m. Joe Motosicke heard signals, notified game protector Donald Parr who led a party of eight to search. Rudolph was located with camp fire burning and planned to sleep in the woods. He went home with friends and said they would hunt again.
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Warren
Castalia
Ohio
Dave Rudolph
Rudolph
Joe Motosicke
Motosicke
Donald Parr
Hickory Creek
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