Weather and community notes mix in Corry area brief
Tomorrow will be cooler, then warmer through the weekend with showers Friday and Monday. Thiel College in Greenville opens its 100th year with a record 412 freshmen and total enrollment around 1,050. The Corry Area Joint School Committee approves a sabbatical for nurse Roberta King. substitute nurse Mrs Beverly to serve Conelway, Columbus and St Edward's schools. The 1965 United Community Campaign kicks off September 8 for $143,550. Obituary notes include Stanley B. Pennell. Police reports cite a car damage incident on West Main, a Sept 2 license suspension case, and a Union City indecency case. The State Liquor Board suspends South Side Beverages' license for five days. David Shafer dies at 93 in Meadville. Dividend declared for The Pennsylvania Bank & Trust Co. A boy from Columbus discharged after a broken arm. A Corry State Police report notes a fatal cow strike near Mill Village. Union City seeks Richard Noble for a suspected break-in.
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Thiel College
Greenville
Corry Area
Roberta E. King
King
Morgan Beverly
Wayne Street
Univerity of
Pittsburgh
Beverly
Conelway
Columbus
St. Edward's
Glasses Found at Shamburg's News Stand
Police report a pair of blue framed eyeglasses found yesterday in front of Shamburg's News on South Center Street by William Shamburg. Carl E. Samuelson of Warren died yesterday at Buffalo General Hospital at 74. survivors include daughter Geraldine Ebbet of Corry. Final rites Friday at Templeton Funeral Home with interment in Warren County Memorial Park. In Warren, 193 guests at the Rouse Home in Youngsville with one more to be admitted Friday. 20 gas wells hydrofractured and royalties of 2800 dollars last month. A Bradford area motorcycle collision four miles south of town killed 19 year old Roger D. Lamberson.
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Shamburg
South Center Street
William Shamburg
Carl E. Samuelson
Warren
Buffalo General Hospital
Floyd
Geraldine) Rbett
Corry
Templeton
Warren County Memorial Park
Rouse
Youngsville
Home Commissioners
Liquor Shipment to Vietnam Marines Sends Orders
A Long Island liquor store calendar stating We deliver anywhere prompted Pan American Airways to ship liquor and snacks to Marines in Vietnam. The shipment, arranged by Leathernecks after finding the calendar, was expected to reach Saigon Friday with an order for two quarts of unspecified items.
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Nuw York
Viet Nam
Long Island
Pan American Airways
Saigon
al Rustice
West Babylon
N.Y
Divers Claim Entry to 19th Century Ship Hold
A Western New York dive team led by Richard Vogt detonated 70 sticks of dynamite on the wreck off Buren Bay, aiming to breach the hold of the sunken 1899 freighter Dean Richmond and recover rumored gold and silver. The operation follows two prior blasts as they pursue treasure rumored to accompany the shipwreck and its 19 lost souls.
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Dumkuks
New York
Dean Richmond
Richard Vogt
Voigt Diving and Marine Construction Co
Grand Island
Buren Bay
Voigt
Richmond
Wessin Criticizes U S Expulsion From Dominican Republic
Gen Elias Wessin Y Wessin accuses a U S official of humiliating him during expulsion from Santo Domingo last week The general says the act undermines democracy in Latin America and refuses a Miami consul post in protest He sent a six page letter to President Hector Garcia Godoy detailing the incident and dated September 10 in Miami.
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U.S
Miami
Fla
Elias Wessin Y. Wessin
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Latin America
Wessin
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Panama
U.S. Air Force
Reapportionment Efforts Move Across Counties and State
The article details ongoing reapportionment discussions following a September 1964 order, noting potential state court action and Republican plans affecting Luzerne and Lackawanna counties. It also covers a House bill to repeal an 1846 hawkers ban in Carbon County, a Senate approval allowing state colleges to keep unused 1964-65 funds, a driver license point system proposal, and a bill to restore a $3.25 million governor’s spending cut.
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Tember
U.S. Supreme Court
Luzerne
Lackawanna
luterne-Lackawanna
House
Carbon County
Scranton
Senate
Senate Highways Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
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United Community
Warren County
James C. Torrance
Flushing
L. J
N. Y
Stanley B. Pennell
Corty High School
New York Central Railroad
Wanda
Donald
Della Love
Ft. Lauderdale
Walter Blair
Francis Blair
Leo Mulderick
Erie County
Albert L. Wawrejko
Mill Street
Betty Lou Culver
R. D
Joseph H. Vanik
East Smith Street
West Main Street
First Avenue
Vanik
Evie
Thomas J. Transite
Northwest Street
J. Walter Sieklucki
Union City
James Dwyer
Robert Whitling
East Columbus Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Whitling
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
South Side Beverages
West South Street
Albert M. Magliarditi Jr
International Breweries Inc
David Shafer
Raymond Shafer
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
First Christian Church
Shafer
Pennsylvania Bank &Trust Co
Titusville
Board of Directors
William
Herbert Herdler
Hamel Hospital
Carry Me Hospital
Kenneth Wilkins
Cambridge Springs
Mill Village
Donald Shearer
Waterford
Wilkins
Richard Noble
Noble
Carrig
North Center St
Bradford
Roger D. Lamberson
Ennett
Bennett's
House of Fashion
Beebe
Rustice
L. Freeman
Navy
Bulova
Bieri
Speidel
Shop Barach’s Home Furniture Co
Center St
Asus
Spa
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