Local Ada Classifieds Include Hospital Admits and Discharges
Spot Line-O-Ads warn in emergency calls to Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted: Mrs. Morris Wickwire. Duane Eshelwan, 4. Mrs. Charles Williams. Jack Gibbons, 14. Mrs. Richard Eskerink. Discharged: Mrs. Zennie Fish. Mrs. Thomas Eastman and Tracy Sue. Charles Roberts, 2 months. Benjamin Albert Calderone. Mrs. Carl sikman. Thomas Varish. Roy Hoyt. Mrs. Alta Smith. Includes rates, deadlines, and Pee Wee swim class at Corry YMCA. Public dinner fundraiser details.
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Morris Wickwire
North Center Street
Duane
Donald Eshelwan
Clymer
Charles Williams
Wayne Street
Jack
James Gibbons
Richard Eskerink
Zennie Fish
East Main Street
Thomas Eastman
Tracy Sue
Spartansburg
Charles
Charles Roberts
Coumbus
Benjamin Calderone
Benjamin Albert
York
Carl Sikman
Union
City
Ares Thomas
R. D
Cor
Perl Duink
Thomas Varish
Roy Hoyt
West Church
Treet
Alta Smith
Columbus
Corry
Tastee freez special and local fishing notice
Tastee freez special hot fudge sundae priced 19 cents on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Rainbow trout bass perch fishing offered every Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to sundown at Hemlock Lakes Park. For membership call Corry 2-1315.
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Sundown
Hemlock Lakes Park
Corry
Steelworkers urge mixing of schools in new campaign
United Steelworkers of America denounced discriminatory employment practices and pressed for rapid desegregation and federal law banning discrimination. The union called for immigration quota abolition and voting rights reforms as it launches a broad membership drive. President McDonald urged new organizing methods while Lyndon B Johnson warned about unemployment and pledged federal actions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
United Steelworkers of America
Wwe
Supreme Court
Union
Congress
Campaiin
Steelworkers
David Z. McDonald
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Funeral services for Mrs. J Alta Smith announced
The body of Mrs. J Alta Smith lies at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Wednesday and Thursday. Services scheduled for Friday at 2 p m. Burial planned at West Lawn Cemetery in Colliery Kile A.
Union City memorial notices and tribute services
The notice lists Roy J Hoyt and Rosetta Smith with burial plans at Pine Grove Cemetery and services to be held at Bracken Funeral Home in Union City. Multiple local residents including Peter Baker Carl Riggs and Mrs. Lawrence Dingle are named for wake times and addresses. Burial details and family locations are provided. A separate Philadelphia report covers Justice Musmanno praising the Constitution at an American Legion event.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Peter Baker
R. D
Glenn Elder
Union City
Carl Riggs
South’ Street
Lawrence A. Dingle
Prospect Street
John Megat
Gillette Street
Norman Fisher
Hoyt
Roy
F. Hoyt
Bracken Fu
Rexford
Philadelphia
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
American Legion
Musmanno
Failed assassination attempt halted in Annapolis
A 30 year old Baltimore man, Robert J. Cadden, was intercepted by State Police in Governor Tawes's office in Annapolis while allegedly en route to kill the governor. He was taken to the State Police barracks for medical evaluation after a search of his person and vehicle found no weapons. The governor had just left his office for a Baltimore appointment.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Gov. Tawes
Anaplis
Robert J. Cadden
Deaths of Mrs Amo Smith and Mrs Smith in Columbus and Corry
Two obituary notices from local papers report the deaths of Mrs Amo Smith of Columbus and Mrs Rosella Smith of Corry. Mrs Amo Smith, born May 15, 1874, lived in Columbus for 45 years and survived by a daughter Mrs Wayne Jaggs and three sons. burial at West Lawn Cemetery after services at Bracken Funeral Home. Mrs Rosella Smith, born August 28, 1900 in Meadville, died at Hamot Hospital Erie and is survived by three daughters, two sons, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. funeral at Bracken Funeral Home with service at Grove Cemetery.
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Amo,smith
Smith
Columbus
Covey Memorial Hospital
Crawford County
East Bratch
Harry Smith
Wit
Wayne Jaggs
Orange City
Fla
George
Eugene
Rosella Smith
East Street
Hamot
Erie
Meadville
Corry
Roy Kimmy
Leon Dayitis
Orlette Smith
Falconer
N. Y
James Smith
Urial Smith
Pittsburgh
Gerald
LeRoy Hoyt
Ray Hoyt
Jamestown
Britken Funeral Home
Earl Docherty
Pine Grove
Roy Hoyt Dies at Corry Hospital After Long Local Life
Roy Hoyt born September 25 1889 died shortly after midnight at Corry Memorial Hospital where admitted Monday. He owned farms in the area before moving to Wrightsville in 1929 and returned to Corry 26 years ago. During WWII he worked at Aero Supply, later ran a grocery with his wife at Church and Euclid. Retired five years ago from Welch Grape Juice Co North East. Survived by wife Bertha Gance and two daughters Mrs Ralph Ward and Mrs John Wells.
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Roy ¥. Hoyt
Hoyt
West Church Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
A. Kchaul
Wea
Wrightsville
Corry
Aero Supply
Get Tough With Russians Ed Rickenbacker Urges
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker called for breaking diplomatic ties with Russia and military strength to free Cuba from communism at a Union League talk in Corry Pennsylvania. He urged defensive aggression and cited personal family ties as he spoke amid war talk. The obituary notes for Hoyt family members accompany the report and a funeral service is planned in Jamestown.
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Pruwadelphia
United States
Russia
United Nations
Western Hemisphere
Eddie Rickenbacker
Cuba
Brace
Easter Airlines Board
Union League
The Spoken Word is Like the Air The Printed Word Ts Always There
The phrase contrasts spoken language with written text, implying permanence in print. It reflects on how print endures, while speech fades, highlighting the enduring presence of the written record.
Television Review on Public Affairs Programs Dominating
A New York review argues that public affairs and documentary TV are gaining ground despite audiences preferring entertainment. It notes networks shifting from fiction to reality driven, professional reporting, while ratings still drive sponsorship decisions despite praise for factual content.
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New York
Asians Fill Top UN Posts First Time in History
Thant acting secretary general Zafrulla Khan assembly president and Narasimhan undersecretary mark first time three Asians hold top UN ranks. All hail from area once British India. Sally Gibson widow sues fourth husband for 1725 monthly separate maintenance citing extreme cruelty and public face slapping. Ty Hardin and Miss Universe 1961 Marlene Schmidt wed in Kingsland Georgia. Hardin 32, Schmidt 25, divorcee. Robert Murphy of Civil Aeronautics Board says midgets asked for half fare on airliners but failed. Fire destroys People's Union Bank branch in East McKeesport. damages pegged at 25000. injuries reported. Radio and TV notes tease programs and commercials.
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Associated Press
UV Thant
Burma
Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
Pakistan
C. V. Narasimhan
India
United Nations General Assembly
Thant
Zafrilla Khan
Assembly
Narasimhan
U.N
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