Blood drive and local notices from Corry area
The next visit Affihe Blood spoblic will be Monday at the YMCA on North Center street. Blood may be given there from 11:30 a.m. to 5:40 p.m. on that date. Louis A. Specter, Erie County sanitarian, retires at end of September after 40 years. 260 antlerless deer licenses had been filed, with 3,700 licenses allowed in Erie County this year. Doe season is December 14–15. licenses issued November 5. An agreement filed in Erie County courthouse transfers property from Mr and Mrs William L. Armitage to Elbert Wood. Corry area students have 4 holiday days for Erie County Teachers Institute. Gas thefts reported as Lawrence Shelly’s pickup tank siphoned on West Main. George Bensink dies at home. funeral arrangements to be announced. A stray dog reported at White and North Center. Union City Hospital shows $6,000 operating gain for year ending June 30, 1964 with $66,089 in gifts. Frisbee estate largest donor. Corry YMCA hosts Bermuda Hop junior high dance tonight. senior high and college dance Saturday. Robert Mead reports theft from his pickup at Roger Structural Steel. GTE near normal after D D D changeover. minor outages expected. Roger Wetmore, 41, injured in 20-foot silo fall. remains in satisfactory condition at Union City Memorial Hospital.
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Corry
YMCA
North Center Street
A. J. Gehr- Tein
Erie County
William Green
Union City Memorial Hospital
S. Grace Frisbee
Green
Union City Hospital
Pennsylvania
Penn State leadership course to train shelter managers in Warren
The Corry Penn State Employment Office invites women to apply for a small manufacturing plant training in Waterford. Warren hosts Parts II and III of a three part leadership course for prospective teachers and shelter managers. Part II runs 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow. Part III begins at 7 p.m. tomorrow and ends 7 a.m. Sunday with a 36 hour in shelter exercise.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Lorify
Waterford
Anpleas
Evie
Warren
Penn State
Shelley
Washington freeways reroute to spare cow path
A year after earth movers buried a cow path used by John Nielsen’s cattle near Renton, Seattle attorney Joseph R. Matsen secured a claim that the state lacked right of way. A settlement ended the dispute as the freeway plans change to protect the grazing route.
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Laney
Seattle
Wash
of Washington
John Nielsen
Renton
Nielsen
Joseph R. Matsen
Matsen
Typhoon Wilda Slammed Southern Japan
Typhoon Wilda battered Kagoshima with 100 mph winds as three people were reported dead and another missing. More than 450 homes were destroyed or damaged and two ships sunk while the storm tracked toward Miyazaki and Shikoku with predicted 50 mph winds and heavy rain for Tokyo.
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Japan
Tokyo
Kagoshima
Miyazaki Prefecture
Kyushu
Nor
Shikoku
Warren: Report On Kennedy Killing Bared
Washington AP Chief Justice Warren presented to President Johnson the special commission on Kennedy's assassination. The seven members included Dulles McCloy Russell Cooper Boggs Ford and delivered a 700 page summary report with hundreds of witness interrogations and thousands of documents. The panel studied Oswald movements, re enacted the shooting, and issued the summary report ahead of a Sunday release.
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Washington
Justi Warren
Johnson
John S. Kennedy
White House
Warren
Dering
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Allen
W._Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
John J. McCloy
Germany
Richard Russell
D-Ga
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Hale Boggs
Dla
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Wabash President Henry W Large Named PRR Vice President
Henry W Large, president of the Wabash Railroad since October 1, 1963, has been appointed vice president for sales by the Pennsylvania Railroad. He will oversee sales operations as PRR expands its commercial strategy.
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NEW Par Ride
Philadelphia
Henry W. Large
Wabash Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Youth Admits Killing Gir
In Penndel Pa an alleged 11 year old boy confessed to choking and undressing five year old Jean Worthington whose nude, bloodied body was found near her home by volunteers and neighbors. Police say the boy, living with his guardian aunt and uncle, gave a signed written statement claiming accidental pushing caused her fall and head injury, leading to the fatal choking. The suspect, a Neshaminy Junior High pupil, was held in juvenile detention with no formal charge.
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Penndel
Dean Worthington
Tiny Jean
Howard C. Shook
Middletown Township
Earl Fr Penndel
Shook
Staller
Jean
Worthington
Dorothy
Sherri
Elwood Redclift
Neshaminy
Lucille Haas
Ex Grid Coach Bo Rowland Dies in Little Rock
John T. Rowland 61 known as Bo died yesterday in a Little Rock hospital. The former coach built winning teams at the University of Oklahoma Syracuse University Henderson College Arkadelphia and Cornell.
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Little Rock
Ark
John T. Rowland
University of Oklahoma
Syracuse University
Henderson College
Arkadelphia
Cornell
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Reaction Plant Changes Hands In Stock Swap
A Massachusetts company purchased the entire stock of Allegheny Electronics Chemicals Co. of Bradford and Metal Hydrides, Inc. of Beverly, Mass., in a stock exchange. Allegheny, a silicon products producer, will continue operating in Bradford under its current management as a wholly owned subsidiary.
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Bradford (Or
Massachusetts
Allegheny Electronics Chemicals Co
Bradfort Metal Hydrides, Inc
Beverly
Mass
Allegheny
Bradford
Subat Ti
Vision expands via acquisition in remote central lsnes
Vision specializes in remote central lsnes and radio frequencies. The announcement notes an acquisition that could double Metal Hydrides sales volume. Corporate strategy emphasizes inorganic chemigal and metal powders manufacturing capacity and market reach through the deal.
Funeral rites for Ralph M. Pitt at Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for Ralph M. Pitt will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home. Interment follows at Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may visit Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Ralph M. Pitt
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Marys High Team Recalls Four Time Player Last Year
A fragmentary report notes Christ Marys high school recalling a player who was part of the squad last year. The item mentions a return to a light schedule with two hours of practice and a missed week, highlighting the team’s efforts and player involvement.
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Christ Marys
Stensonburg
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Fred Ewing Construction Co
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Listsette
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