Corry Area Hospital and Community Contacts
The News Today Report lists emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service. It also notes admissions and discharges including Jessie Ross of 251 Worth Street and Ronald Mack of 202 East Washington Street among others.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Ambulance Service
Jessie Ross
Worth Street
Walter LaCross
Clymer
N.Y
Sandra Simonoff
Lemon Street
Ruth Carroll
Mead Avenue
Arles Way
Spring Creek
Claude Ayers Sr
Liberty Street
Blaine Burkett
R.D
Corry
Gerald Miller
Elgin
Robert Swanson
Ronald
Charles
Deaths George H. Austin, 73, Wesleyville resident
George H. Austin, 73, of Wesleyville died yesterday at the Erie Veterans Administration Hospital. Born in Corry he lived in Wesleyville since 1948 and retired from General Electric. Survived by wife Leona, sister Viva Spoon, grandson William Burch, and two great grandchildren. Visitation at C. J. Dusckas Funeral Home today 7–9 pm and tomorrow 2–4 pm and 7–9 pm. Service Friday 2 pm at Messiah Lutheran Church with Rev. A. V. Locker. Burial Lakeview Cemetery.
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George H. Austin
Austin
Wesleyville
Erie Veterans Administration Hospital
Corry
General Electric Co
G.E. Retired
U.S. Army
France
Leona M. Austin
Viva Spoon
William Burch
Migrant Camp Meets Health Standards Despite Complaints
County and state officials reviewed a migrant labor camp near LeBoeuf after residents complained of drinking, alleged unhealthful facilities, and a stabbing incident. Inspectors found one minor kitchen discrepancy but accepted temporary plastic containers as a substitute. the camp will operate through November 1 during the potato harvest.
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Weat
The
Journal Today
County Health Department
State Department of Labor and Industry
West
Troyer
Health Department
William Brabender
Erie
Labor and Industry
Journal
Crime Fighting Force To Begin Work In State
A federal Strike Force to combat crime and racketeering in western Pennsylvania begins operations in Pittsburgh on October 12. Director will be Jules T Bruner, deputy director of a Cleveland unit. Five Justice Department attorneys and ten federal investigators make up the team.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
U.S. Atty
Richard L. Thornburgh
Jules T. Bruner
Cleveland
U.S
Thornburgh
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Justice Department
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
Newark
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
State Claims Placing N-Plant Without Control
Harrisburg AP report cites Wesley Gilbertson deputy health secretary urging new laws to empower Pennsylvania to regulate nuclear plant siting. He notes lack of current ability to evaluate sites and calls for state approval tied to wildlife, commerce, agriculture, development, and aesthetics, referencing Three Mile Island and Peach Bottom plants.
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Harrisburg
Wesley E. Gilbertson
Environmental Protection
Gilbertson
Senate
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Health Department
Three Mile Island
Peach Bottom I
York County
PennDOT route crossing dispute and service member death
The piece details PennDOT not applying for federal aid for a crossing, railroads to maintain signals at a Scott Crossing road intersection, and local agencies to handle roads and signals. Costs are shown at 1500 dollars yearly. PUC will decide maintenance and energy costs. The section also notes Airman JC Robert Pape, son of Mr and Mrs John Pape of Punxsutawney, died in Southeast Asia.
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Penndot
Scott’s Crossing
State Police Corp
Edward Pass
Corry Barracks
Spencer Road
PUC
Washington
Pennsylvania
Southeast Asia
J.c
Robert P. Pape
John A. Pape
Punsxutawney
Bear Lake News Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Troxell and children from Freeport Illinois, and Jamestown visitors for birthdays. Bear Lake Council met at the fire hall approving bills and a snow fence purchase. Local hospital patients include Mrs. Raymond VanGuilder and Mrs. Earl Smith. A surprise birthday party was held for Harold Cornish’s son. POTBAG FOUND appears in Gainesville police logs awaiting claim.
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Peggy Osborne
Adolph Hamm
Robert Troxell
Troy Hamm
Jill Troxell
Freeport, Il
Lehman Edwards
Robert Peterson
LaVern Jacobson
Ann
Jamestown
Walter Newhouse
Marlene Osborn
North Clymer
Bear Lake
Kenneth Hartford
Raymond VanGuilder
Corry Hospital
Earl Smith
Corry Tal
Harold Cornish
Pipeline Plan to Extend From Warren to Buffalo
Porter of United Refining says an 8 77 mile 12 inch crude line will run from Warren to near Buffalo interconnecting with the Interprovincial Pipeline from Edmonton Alberta. Estimated cost 7.5 million with completion expected in late 1971. The line aims for a modern low cost system with priority for United Refining.
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Warren
RF. Porter
United Refining Company
Buffalo
Edmonton
Alberta
United
Northwest
Porter
Chicago
Williams Brothers Engineering Company
Funeral service for Carson R. Bement held in Spartansburg
The funeral for Carson R. Bement took place yesterday afternoon at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. David Skinner of Centerville Baptist Church leading the service. Interment followed at Sunnyside Cemetery in Centerville. pallbearers were John Harrington, Charles Warner, Chalmer Mitcham, Stanley Crowther, Regis Butler and Leo Gathers. Spartan Lodge 372 F&AM members gathered at the funeral home Monday evening for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson R. Bement
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
David Skinner
Centerville
Police find department after found in grocery store
Police said a pouch located in a grocery store contained marijuana after being found by department officials.
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