Corry Native Killed In Thailand
Corry native William J. Hankin 27 died in a traffic accident in Thailand. Final rites set in Oil City tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Charles Morrison Funeral Home with burial in Sunset Hill Memorial Gardens. Hankin, born in Corry, served in the U.S. Army in Germany and Thailand and worked for Philco in Thailand. Surviving aunts listed from Clymer Bear Lake and Columbus. The report notes prior local ties and high school graduation in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Corry
Thailand
Southeast Asia
William J
Bill) Hankin
Ernest R. Hankin
Reno
Corry-Spartansburg
Rocky Grove High School
U.S. Army
Germany
Philco, Corp
Robert Reed
Clymer
Donald Carter Sr
Bear Lake
William Wojtaszek
Columbus
Charles Morrison
Sunset Hill Memorial Gardens
Hospital Admits and Discharges Amid Local Death Notices
At The Hospital Report as of 7 A.M. lists admissions including Mrs. Anna Judge and Mrs. Chester Czech and discharges such as Mark Slayton and Theresa Genco. Funeral notices note Mrs. Alice May Smith and Arthur L. Doolittle with service details. community event mentions a Moose Fish Fry and Turben's Auto Service advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Earle Slayton
Congress
Theresa
Paul Genco
West
Smith Street
Robert May
Rebecca Ann
Bear Lake
Helen Pless
White Street
Donal Weaver
Pittsfield
Terry
Thomas Shaw
R. D
Corry
Smith
Alice May Smith
Bracken Funeral Home
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Turben’s
Chevrolet
Mental health and retardation clinics bill advances to House
The Senate cleared a major mental health and retardation bill 47 to 0 with Republicans voting against none. Effective April 1, 1967, the plan would establish county level clinics to treat patients near home, with 90 percent state funding and 10 percent county share. The program is nonvoluntary and requires county participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sens
Harold Flack
Luzerne
Richard Frame
Venango
Richard Snyder
Lancaster
John Ware
Chester
Senate
House
William P. Camp
Quiet Title Action in Corry Pennsylvan ia
Merle M. Haskell and Jessie M. Haskell sue to quiet title to two land parcels in Corry Erie County asserting 21 years of adverse possession under general warranty deeds. Defendants include C Clous Hill and heirs, with a court order by publication dated September 22. Plaintiffs seek absolute fee simple title and bar any other claims unless action is filed within 30 days of decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clous Hill
Charles C. Hill
Merle M. Haskell
Jessie M. Haskell
Eee Ae Pleas
Erie County
Pennsylvania
City of
Corry
Pleasant Street
King Street
King
Hamilton
Lorin Hill
C. Clays Hill
Erie
Peake & Peake
Law & Finance Building
Senate panel trims funds as Johnson request faced cuts
The bill cuts deep into popular programs including college loans health research and aid to poor school districts with federal workers. Three programs rose by 529 million above January estimates though many other items were reduced. The Senate version sits 100 million under the House total but adds 7.5 million for a national teacher corps in poverty areas, a provision the House rejected. Senate votes show no reversal of the trend to reduce the 3 billion Johnson request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Congress
Johnson
Corry Pa bids sought for City Engineer Office project
At 4:00 P.M. EDST, October 12 1966, bids are due at the City Engineer's Office Municipal Building Corry Pennsylvania. The Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John N. Lutz Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Corry
City Engineer's
John N. Lutz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal
Corry Baking Company
Connie's
Troy
Brokenstraw Inn
Flye Rexall Drugs
Karen
Broken‘straw Inn
Archer Farm
North East
Cliff
Carroll’s. Budweiser
Busch Premium
Freez
Route
Cone
Sete
Sine Electric
Peitong Opriledeneageeteaye
Route 6
Tae
Gar
Tom
Corry Memorial Hospital
Anna Judge
North Second Avenue
Chester Czech
Worth Street
Hammond's Building Supplies
Eagle Street
Ponderosa
C.P.O
Bob Church
Canter St
Coats
the Fair Store
Ponolec
Ty Aes
Decile
Demilles
Robinson Decarlo
Paget
Derek Wants
Productions
Cooper
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