Local Admitted and Discharged Names at Union City Area
A list of admitted and discharged patients at Union City Memorial Hospital includes Mrs. Jury L. Clayton, Mrs. Lillian Pratt, Mrs. Ray Kimmy, Mrs. Pearl V. Woodard, John Marnford, Mrs. Rexford Southworth and daughter Roxina Marlene, Mrs. John Lindstrom, Mrs. Emma Arnink, Mrs. C Herbert Trisket, C Herbert Triskat, Mrs. Oakley Stull Sr., and Mrs. W. K. Worster. Local rates and daily ad deadlines noted. businesses include Turben's Auto Service and Corry Beverage Company with Friday Saturday fish fry specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jury L. Clayton
Oniefey Avenue
Alton Sperry
Corry
Lillian Pratt
West Church Street
Ray Kimmy
West ‘Smith Street
Pearl V. Woodard
Bear P
Erick Jaderstrom
Worth Center Street
John Marnford
Centerville
Rexford Southworth
Roxina Marlene
Burton Avenue
John Lindstrom
R. D
Tobin
Eat
Union City Memorial Hospital
Oakley Stull Sr
Bridge Street
Union City
W. K. Worster
Waterford
Taxpayer funds used for queen contest and tax exemption
Erie County commissioners approved a $200 taxpayer appropriation to support a livestock queen contest linked to the Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Show on September 26. They also granted a three year tax exemption to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club at Albion, citing its status as a veterans organization and an assessed land value of $5,560. County Controller Byron J. Klapper criticized ongoing county spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kus
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Albion
Martin Gregor
Veterans’ Organization
Byron J. Klapper
Funeral Services for Mrs Miller and Mrs Patterson
Funeral notices detail services for Mrs Henry Susie Miller at Bracken Funeral Home on Monday at 4 p m with viewing times Friday Saturday and Sunday. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Also for Mrs George Anna Patterson at Bracken Funeral Home on Sunday with viewing Friday Saturday and Sunday and burial in Wattsburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Susie) Miller
Bracken
Pine Grove Cemetery
Patterson
George
Anna) Patterson
Wattsburg
Admits Beating Wife To Death In 1956
Pittsburgh police say former mailman Harry Neely admitted beating his wife Maxine to death in their North Side home on March 11 1956 after a quarrel over an impending divorce. He said a man named Bill was present and led investigators to the man, who has since died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
North Side
Eugene Coon
Harry Neely
Maxine
Bill
Neely
Deives
Coon
Jeff
Assault On Police Officer Becomes Felony Under Act 12
Pennsylvania researchers report that assaulting a police officer during an arrest can be charged as a felony under Act 12 which took effect Wednesday. A wounded officer may face aggravated assault charges with up to five years in prison and a $2000 fine, higher than the prior misdemeanor of up to three years and $2000. Felony status carries broader consequences for future trouble and a harsher record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agyyne Upase
Pennsylvania
Plane crash near Dry Run leaves three dead
A Boston to Washington flight crashed on Route 75 near Dry Run in northwestern Franklin County. Motorists tried to aid the burning aircraft under flare light, but three people were killed and a fourth critically injured. The victims were Joseph R. Russell of Wilmington Mass and Edwin B. Wescott of Wakefield Mass, with Wescott’s wife Marjorie among the survivors. Authorities continued to investigate the crash causation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Ian A
Brida
Mield
Dry Run
Franklin County
Joseph R. Russell
Wilmington
Mass
Judith
Edwin B. Wes Cott
Wakefiel
Wescott
Marjoriey
Prolong Nuclear Treaty Debate Shapes 1960s Vote Prospects
Senate debate on the nuclear test ban treaty continues with both sides predicting outcomes. Senators Goldwater and Miller discuss implications of Soviet offers or violations for the 1964 election, while Stennis calls the pact a dangerous Russian roulette. Jackson supports the treaty amid concerns over risk, as vote counts loom. A separate local item notes a fatal train collision near Lock Haven with grandchildren injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Jack Miller
R-Town
Mill
Khrushchev
Senate
Canada Preparedness Subcommittee
John Stennis
D-Miss
United States
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Subcommittee
Cop Chokes Up as Wife and Son Hurt in Crash
DELTA Utah AP Trooper Ken Clements, chief investigating officer, emotional while taking a call about a late night train incident. His wife and son were critically injured and a daughter was killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta, Utah
Ken Clements
Utah
Clements
Fehw
Fund raises for Evers tops readers support
NEW YORK AP A flood of donations to the National for the Advancement of Colored People totals 44163.57 as of June 12 for the Evers family after Medgar Evers was slain. Letters from readers yearn to help the children with contributions from diverse ages and backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evers
National For the Advancement of Colored People
Pee Medgar Retary
Jackson
Miss
NAACP
Mildred Bond
Rioting Figures Mark San Francisco Hearings on Cuba Travel
In 1960 a riot at San Francisco City Hall prompted police to wash protesters down the steps during a hearing on communism and travel to Cuba. Willis claimed Communists fueled the trouble and linked the event to the Progressive Labor Organization. Witnesses defended travel rights under the Constitution and objected to government intrusion into private associations. Barry Hoffman, a Boston native, described a group he said supported anti Cuban film portrayals and named members linked to communist causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Algo
Mlibe
Ubcomnltice
San Francisco
Willis
Hemings
Cuba
Alfred Whittle
Progressive Labor Organization
Hga
State Department
Songer
Barry Hoffmar
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Wip
Hoffman
Viet Nam
TV Schedule Fragments Show A Busy Week Of Classics
A dense, fragmented TV grid outlines a week of films, sports, and classic programs. It lists specific time slots for titles such as Gunsmoke, Dragnet, Wagon Train, and The Danny Thomas shows, with multiple sports events and news briefings interspersed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brigham Hardware
Turben
Chevrolet
BPW Club
Hotel Corry
Corry Beverage Company
Brokenstraw Inn
Gerry Savings & Loan
North Cernter Street
Corry, Po
Boston
Washington, D. C
Randall Gamble
Newne
Gamble
Ray Fogel
Jessee
Ima
Fogal
Pensylvania
Willow Hill
Miller
Kennedy
Lock Haven
Rade
James Darby
Pogle Lumber
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
LARGE
Angel Food Ring
Rhort Sana
Fim
Svante
Ben. Hunt
Shivaree
UB Round Table
Lucy Desi
Gallant Men
Joey Bishop
Defenders
Montenarmy
Lawrence Well
Sparta
Mayle
Living Word
Baseball Giants
Pirates
Buffalo Philharmons
Twentieth Century
Meet the Press
Mr. Ea
News
Ensign O'Toole
Dennis ‘the Menace
Jaimie McPheeters
Ed Sullivan
McFiale
Navy
Battleline
Waather
Tay
Rocky and His Friends
Carson
McGraw
Laramie
Combat
Empire
Talent Scouts
McHales Navy
Dick Powell Theatre
Billy Graham
Keefe Brasselle
Pugative
Huntley
Caron
Mr. Mae
See Cotes
Ron Cochran
Pally Duke
Dobie Gillis
Ben Casey
Dick VanDyke
Channing
Ontton
Mr. Magoo
Jop Sheen
Bat Masterson
Ozzie and Harriet
87Th Precinct
Flintstones
Temple Houston
Fair Exchange
Dr. Kildare
My, Three Sons
Jimmy Dean
Hazel
Edie
Bill Graham
Magoo
Tay Parent
Beaver
Roe
Cochrane
International Showtime
Rawhide
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