Corry YMCA cancels ceramics class for boys and girls
Paragraph notes Richard Dittman, general secretary of the Corry YMCA, announced that the ceramics class scheduled for Saturday has been cancelled until next week. Other items include a FFA team honor for Robert Cariel, a $12,000 loan for Union City borough for a tandem drive motor grader, a minor traffic collision on Center and Washington streets, a YMCA membership dinner tally, traffic light citations, a marriage license issued in Erie County, parole-related tow of John J. Lank, Cambridge Springs talks on a community pool, a pep rally planned for Corry Area High School, Amalie Refinery cutting Franklin Refinery staff by one third, and a note to shop Corry stores.
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Frank Cariel
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Cmiel
Penn State College
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Area Hospital Raises Pay To Hire and Rates
Warren General Hospital announces salary hikes to address staff shortages with nonprofessional minimum at 1.40 an hour and RN starting at 368 monthly. To offset costs, patient room rates rise: private 28.50, semi private 22.50, four-bed 18.50. Last increase was January last year amid nationwide staffing pressures. Also, three Pittsburgh men receive prison terms for a downtown bank robbery: Kenneth W. Owens Jr. 19 and Ronald Brown 23 get 20 years, Keith C. Far ries 15 years.
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Deaths Mrs Ernest Caflisch in Rochester at 88
Mrs. Caflisch a Rochester resident formerly of Clymer died at 10 a m in Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester at 88. She was born July 30 1879 in Kittanning Pa and worked at the Home of the Friendless Buffalo and Genesee County Home Rochester. Survivors include son Leslie Carlisch four grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Final rites 3:30 p m Saturday at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with interment in Holland Cemetery.
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Ora) Caflish
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Newton Memorial Hospital
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Union City
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June Legters
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Oakfield
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Harold
Elsie
Spitzer
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co
Arthur L. Doolittle Obituary Passes at 86
Arthur L. Doolittle 86 former Clymer Sherman resident died yesterday at Corry Convalescent Home. Born December 10, 1879 in Lowville he worked for Carlisch Lumber Co. in Clymer. Survived by three sons Milton Fulton NY Edward Jamestown Howard Erie, 14 grandchildren, several great grandchildren, and three brothers Roy Jamestown Frank North East James North Dakota. Final rites Saturday 1 p.m. at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Rev Harold Blish officiating Burial Lowville Cemetery. Funeral home hours today 7-9 p.m. and tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Corry
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N. Y
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Jamestown
Howard
Erie
Roy
Frank
North East
James
North Dakota
Spitzer
Harold Blish
Clymer Methodist Church
GI War Update From Vietnam Frontlines and Prison Camps
US and allied forces report advances near the Rockpile and Phu Yen imprison camps with prisoners freed from malnutrition and disease. A Tiger Division sweep at Phu Cat Mountains found an emaciated lone inmate left behind. Naval air strikes southeast of Haiphong and air attacks on oil depots near Dong Hoi interrupted North Vietnamese targets.
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Bobby Kennedy to stump for Shapp in Pennsylvania race
An aide said Senator Robert Kennedy will campaign for Milton J. Shapp and for Pennsylvania Democrats seeking Congress seats. No dates or locations were specified, but October 15 was mentioned as a possible appearance. The report notes Kennedy’s national campaign activity during the midterm season.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Guard sweep in Negro districts as patrols tighten city
Police seal off Negro districts and patrol Market Street after controlling unrest. Guards halt vehicles, search for looted goods as a sniper incident yields a suspect. Mission High School closes after 200 youths clash with white students. all high school football games for the week are canceled.
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