Special dinners at Marsh's new Route 6 restaurant weekend 99c
Disjointed local notices show special dinners at Marsh's new Route 6 restaurant Friday Saturday and Sunday for 99 cents. The page lists names and addresses of residents, hospital admissions and discharges, and memorial hospital notes including discharged individuals in Union City, Edinboro, Union Iys, and Waterford. The scattered items include births, deaths, and public notices with multiple street addresses and names such as Mrs. Corry Mrs. John Toy Mrs. Glenn Kerr Rhonda 2 weeks daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Allen and others.
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Marsh
Route 6
Corry
John Toy
East Main Street
Glenn Kerr
Northwest ‘Street
Rhonda
Willard Allen
Centerville
William Elmsley
Euclid Street
John ‘Thomas
Pleasant Street
William Edwards
Titusville
Herbert White
Clymer
Janet Chirlenzie
West Main Street
Joseph Clark
Ruth Skinner
South Second Avenue
Titusville Faces Zoning, Blight and Planning Delays
The master plan highlights health hazards and abandoned buildings in Titusville, with limited action beyond proposing Clinton Street opening. Corry delays on condemnation, zoning, and subdivision rules hamper progress as junkyards and substandard housing loom. The Chamber of Commerce and local development groups push for clearer codes.
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Comnet
Clinton Street
Mott] Street
National
Hank of
Titusville
Emayor
Corry
eCorry “Area
City Planning Commission
Mak‘ile Corry
Mrs Skinner Dies at 90 in Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Skinner aged 90 died last night at Corry Memorial Hospital after four weeks of hospitalization. Born May 24, 1873 in Elgin, she lived in Corry since marriage to West B. Skinner on August 22, 1906. She was a former schoolteacher and is survived by two daughters, five grandchildren, and one great granddaughter. Burial will be in Beaverdam Cemetery after services at Bracken Funeral Home Friday at 2 p.m.
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Skinner
First Methodist Church of
Corry
Lloyd
Louise) Thomas
Melvin Disabell
Nelson
Greenhurst
Bracken Funeral Home
Beaverdam
Local ads line up for general items and events
An ad line gives local merchandise and club notices with times and places. Elberta peaches and Bartlett pears available at Williams Fruit Market Route 6 across from Brive-in Wy. Turben Auto Service highlights Chevrolet dealer status. Beta Sigma Phi rummage sale tomorrow and Friday near Mike's Pizzeria. Fish fry every Friday 5 to 8 pm at Moose Home adults $1.00. New Mixed Couple-ague group meets Wednesday September 1 at 7:30 at Bowl-Aire Lanes.
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Elberta
Bartlett
Williams Fruit Market
Brive-in
Turben
Beta Sigma Phi
Mike
Moose
Brazil Blaze Kills 130
In Parana State, a forest fire amid eight months of drought has razed 64 townships, left about 130 dead, 2,000 injured, and 4,000 homeless as rainclouds bring a potential break. Western and central Parana were hit hardest by dry winds and spreading flames. Hundreds of families seek shelter while rescues struggle amid makeshift morgues and crowded clinics in the capital Curitiba.
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Curitiba
Irazu
Parana
Paranasies
Cspitas
Eyins Book Gets White House Nod as Required Reading
Rep Joe L Eyins a Tennessee Democrat becomes an author with his book Understanding Congress. He sent a copy to President Kennedy who replied that the book will be required reading at the White House.
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White House
Washington Vap
Joe L. Eyins
D-Tenn
Congress
Kennedy
Meadville Area Nearces Call For Equality
Meadville’s Multiracial Committee urged nondiscriminatory employment in a report to City Council. Recommendations: open all city job categories to all qualified applicants, urge private employers to follow suit, and publicize the policy through media and direct notices. Dr. Middaugh called this the start and noted limits in legislating, proposing a city-led atmosphere to advance equity.
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Meadville
Conn City Fur
Ts Ehpirman
Bruce
Middaugh
William C. Arthur
Council
Concert Violinist Penny Ambrose Dies At 47 In Apparent Suicide
Coventry Connecticut concert violinist Penny Ambrose, noted for Paganini and It al, is found dead at 47 in a carbon monoxide case in a family garage after an apparent suicide. Her mother Penny Ambrose tried to revive her, and she died at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Penny debuted at 19, appeared on Bell Telephone Hour, and was youngest finalist in the Wieniewsk International Violin Competition in Poznan, Poland, finishing fifth.
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Coventhy
Jenny Ambrose
Paganial
Peter Cam Ambrose
Penny
Manchester Memorial Hospital
Felice
Witness Says Congenital Liar By Judge In Murder Trial
In Beaver County, Judge Robert B. McCreary instructed the jury to disregard testimony from witness McClirk who alleged that Walter Hilsta talked of shooting his father. The defendant Hilsta, 19, is on trial for the February 24 shooting of his father, the Harmony Two police chief. McClirk claimed he was forced to sign a statement, which he quoted, and later retracted it as detectives pressured him. The court paused while attorneys argued, then the judge admonished the jury and refrained from further comment.
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Beaver, PR
Oonver
Walter Histe
Robert B. McCreary
Charles
McCreary
McClirkeas
McClirk
Young Hilsta
Aiista
Waller Sr
Harmony Two
Allegheny County
Dist
Richard P. Steward
Plan to Expedition To Planet Mars in the 1980s
Eliott Payson, chief of advanced design at Martin Marietta Corp, discussed a Mars mission under study offering a 269 day transit and a 485 day stay before returning. He said the crew would search for primitive life on Mars and spoke in a yesterday speech.
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Mars
Eliott. Payson
Martin Marletté Corp
Payson
Kennedy faces long list of crises in early 1960s era news
The piece surveys the Kennedy administration amid rising pressures over the nuclear test ban, civil rights, and Vietnam. It recalls the hydrogen bomb era, desegregation challenges, Governor Wallace’s Alabama resistance, and the urgent push in Congress for civil rights legislation. It notes U S support for Diem in Vietnam and Kennedy’s cautionary stance to avoid destabilizing the regime.
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Washington
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Russia
United States
Senate
Tito Hosts Dinner For Hungarian Premier Kadlar
President Tito gave a dinner at Karadjordjevo hunting lodge north of Belgrade for Premier Janos Kadlar of Hungary. Communist leaders exchanged toasts stressing strengthened friendly relations.
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Mito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Karadjordjevo
Here
Janos Kadlar
Hungary
Russell Calls U S Sacrifices Over Cuba Pact Concerns
In a letter to Senate leaders, Kennedy warned American military security must not deteriorate under the pact. Senator Goldwater vows to push for a treaty reservation delaying its effectiveness until Soviet forces withdraw from Cuba. The debate frames the treaty as a perilous path to nuclear arms restraint. Secretary Rusk told an American Legion gathering that rejecting the pact would bolster Red China's claim that peaceful coexistence with the West is impossible.
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Russell
U. S
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Ben Reepee Abraiael
Mugen
United States
Soviet Union
Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Minami Beach
Dean Rusk
American Legion
Red China
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Elkst
Brigham
Robert Merritt
R. D
Union Cry Memorial Hospital
Mabel Thompson
South Street
Union City
Doulas Hayes
Edinboro
Ronald Kent
Wattsboro
James Lasher
Brown Street
Howard Davis
John Suter
Union I
James Pluskota
Miles Street
Earnest
Babcock
Donald Ruffing
Pittsburon
Arthur M. Yuile
Pittsbureh
Charles Merry
Wateford
Waterford
William Cornell
Ora Muir
Joseph Giordano
Journal Daily
Greater
Brazil
Blaze
Meadville Area
Coats
LEED
Oly
Supreme Court
Hegree
Mississippi
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Marlow
Indochina
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Neo He Nastun
Dodd Farms
Dodd Farms Dairy
Scott's Crossing Road
PPC LU
Ev OF
Clinton
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