Admitted and Discharged Names in Corry and Nearby Areas
A list of admitted and discharged individuals from Corry and surrounding towns includes Paull Porter and Mrs. Joe Jackimin among others, with various street addresses in Corry North Clymer Union City Waterford Bolon City and Elsboro. The notice also highlights a Line-O-Ad advert and local notices for dinners sales and events at Marshs Route 6 Turben Auto Service and Moose Lodge with prices and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paull Porter
Corry
Joe Jackimin
Franklin Street
Belle Patterson
North Yiner
Joh Lindstrom
R. D
Corry Manley Robbins Jr
East Main Street
C Herbert Trinket
West
Washington Street
Harris Watrous
White Street
Blanche Stearns
Eagle Street
Oscar Joncas
Shady Avenue
Michael Volansky
Union City ‘Memorial Hospital
Wanda Owens
Eat High Street
Union City
Theodore Barton
High Street
Waterford
Oakley Stull
Bridge Strect
Thomas Owens
Frank May
East High Street
Bolon City
George Middleton
Gillette Street
Bert Hazard
Douglas Hayes
Elsboro
One-Legged Chutist Qualifies with Marine Recon Spirit
Chutist Donald H Hamblen, missing a leg, jumped 1250 feet from a helicopter into a lake at Camp Pendleton to prove his fitness for the 1st Force Reconnaissance Company. After amputation from a September power line accident, the 31 year old endured six months in hospitals to rejoin his unit and completed the test requiring skin diving and land endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chutist
Fendleton
Calif
Donald H. Hamblen
8 Lake
Corps
Ramblen
Hamblen
1St, Force Reconnaissance Co
1St Marine Division
Warn Dinnerware May Be Poisonous
The State Agriculture Department warned that blue dinnerware from Juarez Mexico may be poisonous after U S government authorities found harmful levels of lead in its glaze. The item appears to be a tourist product and not part of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Agriculture Department
Juarez
Mexico
Department
U.S
Deaths in Titusville Area Remembrance for Mr DeForee
Mr DeForee of 529 West Main street Titusville died at home yesterday at 64 born in Garland October 8 1901. He lived in Corry and Youngsville before moving to Titusville 26 years ago. He worked at Universal Cyclops 23 years retiring in 1960 and married Kathryn Wood in Warren September 20 1918. Survived by wife two sons Ellwood and Noyd of Erie four daughters and 20 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set with Ray and W Amos Funeral Home and service tomorrow at 2 pm at St Pauls United Church of Christ. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeForee
West Maisstreet
Titusville
Garland
Corry
Youngsville
National Force
Irvineefore
Universal Cyclops
Kathryn Wood
Warren
Ellwood
Noyd
Erie
Fou
Alice Spence
Betty Martin
Ol City
Una Mae Spence
Dunns Station
Jon Battle
Newark
Del
W. Amos
Merin Conrad
St Paul's United Church of Christ
Woodlawn Cemetery
Oil City Schools Face Heavy Vandalism Costs
Oil City boards report vandalism costs run into thousands, with broken windows and brick damage at Smedley School. Officials cite annual glass replacement over $1,000 and brick damage around $1,200, urging residents to report incidents and supporting increased outdoor lighting and police patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi Ciby
Arva
Board of Education
R. C. Goodwich
Ute Jointaye
Sseermlary
Smedley
Tisregard
Palice
Setion
The Spoken Word. Is Like the Air The Printed Word is Always There
The phrase frames the enduring prominence of print language as spoken expression wanes. It traces how spoken word echoes in print and how newspapers preserve voices, ideas, and culture across time. The piece underscores print as a lasting record of speech.
Tax cuts loom in slow march toward growth
With tax cuts inching through the House Ways and Means Committee and facing a long congressional path, analysts ask if reductions will come in time to lift consumer demand and corporate investment. Aimed at larger take home pay and higher business spending, the plan hinges on actual withholding changes and enacted corporate rate cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Senate
Kennedys mark 10th wedding anniversary in Newport
President Kennedy arrives in Newport, Alabama to observe his tenth wedding anniversary with wife. White House offers no details on plans. He is expected to return to Washington Monday. Senate antitrust investigators plan preliminary probe into reports big drug firms blocked cut-rate sales in South America. Chairman Hart says closed hearings will decide if full investigation is justified. United States reportedly plans to seek 92 diverse avenues studying non Communist world money and credit exchanges to keep pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoormgton
Washington
Kennedy
Newport
White House
Senate Antitrust
U.S
South America
Philip A. Hart
Antitrust Subcommittee
United States
Fly Anywhere travel bargain boosts U.S. tourism plan
Government sources hope the U.S. proposal gains IMF World Bank approval at the September meeting. The Fly Anywhere tour, effective September 1 from 12 American carriers, shocks Europe and is hailed as the world's greatest travel bargain. Walt Gilmore of the U.S. Travel Service calls it a major boost to Visit U.S.A. efforts amid expanding international trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Europe
Walt Gilmore
Gilmore
U.S.A
Man Dies After Mine Explosion in Elk County
PITTSBURGH AP An Elk County man died at Mercy Hospital early today from an apparent brain injury suffered in a mine explosion. J. Neal, 31, of Benedict, was killed when a strip mine blast occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Elk County
Mercy Hoswee
Eee
J. Neal
Benedett
Racial clash in High Point as police scatter whites
Police used tear gas and high pressure hoses to disperse about 2000 white demonstrators who attacked Negro marchers with rocks eggs and tomatoes in downtown High Point North Carolina. City officials called a special meeting to address the tense situation as state troops sheriffs deputies and local officers reinforced the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N.C
Main Street
Floyd Mehan
B. Elton Cox
Congress of Racial Haualty
Funeral Notice for Ruth M Skinner at Bracken Funeral Home
Ruth M Skinner body lies at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing Wednesday 7 to 9 and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Service Friday at 2 p.m. Burial Beaverdam Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Ruth M. Skinner
Bracken Funeral
Beaverdam
Global news snippets mix with U S radio myth fears
Across AP reports in NAWA Okinawa villagers accuse Voice of America of witchcraft after higher power boosts. In Tokyo Ikeda defends Japan China trade as practical. Georgetown sources say USSR offered agricultural aid via private channel to Japan’s leftist govt. Seoula reports a political party split over a single presidential bid amid junta influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawa
Okinawa
Voice of America
U.S
Mobil
Georgetown
British
Gula‘na
Soviet Union
Chadd Jason
Kremlin
Japan
Seoula(p
Chung ‘Hee Park
Party of the People
Park
Democratic Republican Party
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Katherine's
Brigham Hardware
AllWay Electric
Buxton
Carroll's
Flye Rexall Drugs
Corry Memorial Hospital
Marsh
Route 6
Turben
Chevrolet
Tt Pups Esos
Beta Sigma Phi
Mike
Moose Home
Journal Daily
ViVkt Ty
CNRS
J&g Hammond
Bright Scholar Shoes
Galyy Carrig’s
Kitty Litter
Oil City
Business Mirror
Colege: Classics
Sport Coats & Blazers
IVY
Esquire & Jockey
Mame
Uw Knowledge
Benezed
DuBois Hospital
Mercy
Neal
P. and L. Coal Co
Tokyo
API
Hayato Ikeda
Ja~pan
China
Fee
Hammond
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