Spot Line-O-Ads at Orton's Farm Market in Columbus
Readable ad line lists farm market specials at the Y in Columbus with prices on peaches pears tomatoes and apples. Includes contact phone 668-1873 and hours Open daily 5 to 10 p.m. at South Shore Route 89 North East PA. Also notes catering services and a Saturday dance at the PNA Club for members and guests.
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Orton
the Y
Columbus
Pee Eterene
South Shore
North East
PNA
Hospital Report Details Admissions and Discharges in Corry Area
At The Hospital Report as of ta m lists admitted Walter Stutzman and Walter Truesdale among others with addresses in Columbus Clymer and Corry. Discharges include Charles Kirch Joffrey Earls Edward Snow and others. Local ads note Line Of Ad rates and several merchants including Mer Lin Fruit Market Cathers Turben’s Auto Service and Moose events.
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Walter Stutzman
Patricia Popovich
Main Street
Witlam
Herbert Heidler
Columbies
David Truesdale
R. D
Clymer
Nennis
Marvin Green
Krederick
Charles Way
Spring, Creek
Kimberly
Leonard Gates
Syracuse
N.Y
Charles Lindsey
Columbus
Charles Kirch
West
Washington Street
Joffrey
Richard Pro
Corry
Steven
Carlyle Merritt
Mar
Ion Street
Charles Earls
Edward’ Snow
Bear Lake
Theodore Zeyzus
Albert Hollabaugh
Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church Roundup Today
The Corry EUB Church holds a fall roundup and rally today with games from 3 to 4 30 p m and a rally program at 6 p m In case of rain events move to the social hall A lunch is served before the program Jimmie Davis of Boys Jim Chub of America will lead songs and give a message He plans to speak again at 9 45 and meet with intermediate high school groups today
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Corry
Jimmie Davis
Jim Chub
America
Davis
Corry Grangers Elect Officers Amid Grange Meeting
Seventeen members of the Corry Grange met at the Grange Hall Monday evening. Memorial services were held for Mrs Homer Kolstee. Grange won a second prize for its Erie County Fair display at Wattsburg. Officers elected: John Decker president Roy Swart overseer Mrs Katherine Field lecturer Charles Mulligan steward Lloyd Lillie assistant steward Mrs Loretta on chaplain Mrs Bertha Dorwin treasurer and recording secretary Clarence Cox gatekeeper Mrs Roy Swart Ceres Miss Frances Sperry Pomona Mrs Velma Long Mora Mrs John Decker lady assistant steward Mrs Lloyd Lillie executive Oscar Lindstrom insurance Mrs John Decker home economics Mrs Bertha Dorwin.
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Corry
Grange
Homer Kolstee
Erie County
Wattsburg
John Decker
Roy Swart
Katherine Field
Charles Mulligan
Lloyd Lillie
Loretta
Chapl
Bertha Dorwin
Harald Gale
Clarence Cox
Ceres
Frances Sperry
Pomona
Velma Long
Mora
Oscar Lindstrom
U.S. Bombs Strike Viet Cong Stronghold in Central Highlands
U S jet bombers hit a suspected Viet Cong stronghold as artillery and air strikes advance. Helicopters ferry troops and Vietnamese forces to the communications hub 90 miles NW of Quang Ngai and 25 miles NE of Saigon. Marine units on the Batangan peninsula report 198 guerrillas killed in a four day sweep with 38 captured and 22 weapons seized. Casualties overall were light for 5 000 to 6 000 troops.
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U.S
Central Highlands
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Batangan
Chu Lai
da Nang
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Corry High grid team flag debut at preseason clinic
A banner was unveiled at the recent preseason clinic at Sheen Field. Jim Hanna and Tom Wascak, both student managers, pose with the sign as Corry High aims to improve on last year's 1-8 football record.
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Corry High
Experts Claim Rediscovered Relics at Kinzua Site
1957 survey by Carnegie Museum concluded little of value would be found near Kinzua Dam in Warren and McKean counties. Amateur archaeologists, under museum sanction, report uncovering an Indian village site dating to at least 590 A.D. with pottery, axes, spearheads, arrowheads, net sinkers, fire pits, and dwellings, part of the Watt Chapter’s excavations.
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Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh
Kinzua Dam
Warren
McKean
State Department of Commerce
Watt Chapter
Society of Pennsylvania Archeology
Cornplanter
Requiem Masses Held for Rexford Williams and Albert Baressi
Funeral notices announce a Requiem Mass for Rexford L. Williams at St. Teresa's in Union City at 10 a m Monday with church cemetery interment. Rosary at Musser Funeral Home 8 p m Sunday. Viewing Saturday 3:30-5 and 7-9 p m and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m. A Requiem Mass for Albert R. Baressi at St. Thomas' Church 9:30 a m Monday. Prayer service precedes at Bracken Funeral Home 9 a m. Rosary at the funeral home Sunday 7:30 p m. Burial at St. Thomas' Cemetery.
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Baressi
Albert R. Baressi
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Bracken
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Excavation Area Welcomes First Tourists with Caution
The site was excavated last year. First tours are welcome but visitors are urged to walk carefully and avoid disturbing any excavation areas.
two newborns reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Walter Stutzman of R D 1 Corry. The mother is Batty Gleason formerly. A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs David Truesdale of R D 1 Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Walter Stutzman
Corry
Stutzman
Batty Gleason
David ‘Truesdale
R. D
Clymer
Jobless Claims Rise Across Pennsylvania Last Week
Harrisburg AP reports initial unemployment claims rose last week while continued claims fell by 378 to 59 706. The tally shows 14 664 new claims, up 2 682 from the prior week, with the year over year gap narrowing by 22 491.
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Harrisburg
Girl Killed by Cow in Sharon Springs Barn
A year old girl Brenda Lee Shaw died after being kicked by a cow at the Leland Parsons farm in Sharon Springs. State police said her parents were milking cows when they discovered her missing and then found her behind a cow.
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Sharon Springs
N.Y
Brenda Lee Shaw
Robert Shaw
Leland Parsons
Parsons
Brenda
Manville Hears Testimony Delay as Court Orders Exam
The New York State Supreme Court ordered a medical examination for multimillionaire Tommy Manville 72 amid a suit by ex-wife Anita Roddy Eden seeking to declare her his legal wife. Doctors supported the claim he is too ill to testify, citing his present and 11th wife Christina. Opera singer Joan Hammond, 52, announced retirement due to ill health, saying doctors advised against continuing the artistic strains.
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Tommy Manville
New York State Supreme Court
Manville
Anita Roddy- Eden
Christina
London
Joan Hammond
Miss Hammond
First Lady visits Denver for garden dedication
First Lady Mrs. Johnson spent under two hours in Denver after touring Grand Teton National Park. She attended the dedication of the Mary Reece Harper Humanities Garden, donated by Dr Hebey Harper, in memory of his mother. Residents waved banners as her motorcade passed through residential streets. A spokesman noted Lady Bird dislikes sirens.
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Page
Abraham Cowley
Cain
Grand ‘Teton National Park
Wyoming
Johnson
Denver
Mary Reece Harper
Hebey Harper
Lynda
Fire damages Cain Friends Meetinghouse in Coatesville area
Fire touched the 1797 Cain Friends Meetinghouse near Coatesville as a wooden shed burned and part of the roof caught fire. The main structure was largely saved after the blaze. A heart condition since last November is noted in the report.
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Coatesville
Cain Friends’ Meetinghouse
Here
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Corry ‘Grangers
Katherine Fields
Gervem
Caanal
Kinzua
Washington
D. C
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Florida
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Cliff Buesink Ford
Eee
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Corvals Monza Sport Seis
Turben’s Auto Service
Columbus, Pa
West Bend
George Washington
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