Local notices mix bake sale and community events
Tomorrow morning at J arid G Hammond Appliance Store 1126 Popp bake sale. Friday Fish fry 5 to 8 p m at Moose Home adults 1 00 children 50c. Discharged and residents listed: Percie Cray Sam Catafu John Jay Arthur Carlson Jr Pred Christensen Carle Wald Allin Shaw Rickey Rickey and others. New shipment of ladies tar trim coats arriving.
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J. Arid G- Hammond
Moose Home
Percie MrCray
Pleasant Street
Sam Catafu
Sherman Street
John Jay
Clymer
Arthur Carlson Jr
Corry
Pred Christensen
Spring Creek
Carle Wald
Spartansburg
Decoy Bombs Roil Birmingham Political Mission Urged
Investigators said a two blast sequence used a decoy type device to lure residents onto the street. A first minor explosion triggered a second blast with nails and shrapnel causing damage but no injuries. Kenneth C. Royall and Bar Blaik, sent by President Kennedy, were to meet white and Negro leaders as part of rural harmony efforts.
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Blnwunu Hhm
Ald
Po- Nee
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Bar) Blaik
Royall
Blaik
Kennedy
Birmingham
Royal
Clark
Union City Memorial Hospital Patient Discharges List
Discharges include Mrs Felix J Prawdgil Jr Erle Owen Johnson R D Walls Burtg William Buck and Owe Johnson RD 1 Watts burg James W Walford RD. The notices indicate residents of Union City and nearby areas with street addresses.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Felix J. Prawdgil Jr
Erle
Owen Johnson
Walls
William Buck
Waterford Street
Union City
Owe Johnson
Wattsburg
James W Walford
Penn a Pilot Escapes Death In Lake Michigan Crash
Pennsylvania born pilot George Klemstine, 24, of Windber, narrowly escaped death when his four seat Beechcraft Bonanza crashed into Lake Michigan at 3000 feet after engine trouble. He steered toward a Canadian freighter Royalton, broke a cockpit window to escape, swam about an hour until Royalton’s launch rescued him.
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Eiucagoary
Pennsylvania
Lake Michigan
George Klemsine
Windber
Lake Air Corp
Michigan City
Ind
Rockford
Klemstine
Royalton
Coast Guard
Hteenth Chicagos
Indiana
Funeral Notices for Blanchard Foster and Woitowicz
Funeral notices list services for Betty Luce Blanchard Foster at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with 1 pm Saturday interment in Holland Cemetery. Joseph Woitowicz’s service is at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday 10 am with East Branch Cemetery interment and midweek visitation. Jessie Barlow Amos services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Saturday 12 noon with Pine Grove Cemetery interment and Bracken visitation. Local weather and Coast Guard incident noted involving a ferry pilot for an Indiana firm.
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Blanchard
Betty Luce) Foster
Spitzer
Clymer
Wostowicz
Joseph Woitowice
Bracken Puneral Home
East Branch
Macmillan Sets For Major Battle With Laborites
London AP reports Prime Minister Macmillan plans a hard fight with the Labour opposition and Conservative critics over Lord Denning's Profumo scandal report. Denning says the cabinet failed to address the affair, while noting no breach of national security. The inquiry highlights secrecy at courts and a London party with frank sexual behavior, but finds no general moral decline.
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London
Macmillan
Labor Party
Lord Denning
Profumo
Denning
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Harold Wilson
Piitiers
Miss Keeler
Pro- Huma
Valerie Hobson
Ted
Billseqik Rnvalations Ak
Stephen ‘Ward
Dennine Sai
Deaths and funerals in Corry area
Mrs Jere Ames dies after long illness at 225 Maple Avenue aged seven. Born 1888 in Corry, she married thrice, active in church and hospital groups, with survivors including sons and many grandchildren. Infant Bunce dies at 27 days in South Clymer. funeral set in Clymer. Wostowlex, 79, dies at Corry hospital. long life in steel towns and farming. multiple descendants. Mrs TeWinkle, 35, of Clymer dies in Jamestown hospital. funeral at Abbe Reformed Church. Frank Dobie, 76, famed UT English professor and Texas folklore author, hailed as best college professor on a horse.
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Jere Garion Ames
Ames
Maple Avenue
Corry
Carry
Miss
Aero Supply
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Uilliaal
Guild of the Church
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jyd Sons
George N. Oreutz
Surry
E. B. Ames
Los Angeles
Calif
Bracks Funeral Home
Craig D. Bunce
Bunce
Ronald Bunce
South Clymer
Jamestown General Tgspital
Arthur Anne
Wilbert Willey
Clymer
Spitzer
Rey Lloyd Mack
Methodist’ Church
Cilthing Cemetery
Aesepn
Wostowlex
Wostowter
Sowdansburg
Corry P.m
Wotowler
Pittsburgh
Monessen
Locaion
R. D
Spartansburg
John Caroline O'Brien
Commodore
Alto
Matthew
John
Garland
Louis
Brack’ En
Boles
St. Thomas’ Church
East Branch Cemetery
Merle (Mazel) TeWinkle
TeWinkle
Jamestown General Hospital
Sherman
Abbe
Tunis Miersma
Holland Cemetery
Cly Rae
Spitzer Funeral
Frank Dorie
Austin
Tex
J. Frank Dobie
Dobie
University of Texas
Texas
Mexico
Author Lyman Beecher Stowe Dies at 82 in Connecticut
Fairfield Conn. Lyman Beecher Stowe grandson of Harriet Beecher Stowe and former book editor of Doubleday Page Co died yesterday. Identity kept private by officials. Denning cites dinners followed by perverted sex orgies in some instances.
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Fairfield, Conn
Lyman Beecher Stowe
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Doubleday, Page & Co
Denning
Negotiations Open on Consular Rights Between U S and U S S R
The United States and the Soviet Union began talks at the Soviet Foreign Ministry on a consular convention. American consular officers would visit U S citizens arrested in the Soviet Union, and Soviet officials would have similar access in the United States. Also noted were broader discussions of reciprocal rights since 1933.
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Moscowap
United States
Soviet Union
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Nhu insults U.S. officers stir Saigon tensions
Mrs. Nhu described junior U.S. Army officers as little soldiers of fortune and accused them of irresponsible behavior during her Rome world tour. Lodge denounced the remarks as cruel and shocking, stating U.S. troops risk their lives beside Vietnamese comrades. The clash adds to frictions between Kennedy aides and Diem regime amid Saigon’s Buddhist crackdown. Agnes Chase dies in Washington at 84. botanist and longtime Smithsonian senior staff member.
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Eaigon Japi
U.S
Henry Cebot Lodge
Neo Dinh Nhu
U.S. Army
Nou
South Viet Nam
Neo Dinh Diam
Rome
Lodge
Kennedy
Diem
Nhi
Lindge
Robert McNamara
Saigon
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mrs. Nhu
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