Hold Rites For Mrs. S. Long
Funeral services for Mrs. Stewart Long were conducted at Maurice V. Rhodes Funeral Home in Tionesta with Rev. Harold Black of Toledo officiating. Burial followed at Mt. Collins Cemetery. Grandsons Charles, Robert, Eugene Black, James Fickel, James Gears, and Donald Rosenberger served as bearers. many relatives from Toledo and surrounding towns attended.
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Stewart
Gertrude) Long
Maurice V. Rhodes
Tionesta
Harold Black
Toledo
Ohio
Long
Mt. Collins
Charles
Robert
Eugene Black
James Fickel
James Gears
Donald Rosenberger
Cliftford Saur
Eric
F. Feit
Smethport
Clair Crane
Kane
Kathryn Holtfreter
Charles Black
Robert Black
Ee John Andrako
Titus
Johnson tours flood zone with Connally and Yarborough
President Johnson visited the flood swept Texas valley with two rival senators Connally and Yarborough and Republican John Tower. Yarborough accused Connally of delaying disaster aid while Johnson praised both. He then hosted them on a shared ride, with plans to address delegates in San Antonio. Floods eased in Harlingen as water receded from a peak of 44 feet to 41.3 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Connally
Ralph Yarborough
John Tower
Yarborough
Johnson
Johnson City
San Antonio
National Legislative Conference
Harlingen
Citys Floral Display Found Going To Pot
Salt Lake City AP report says the flower bed outside City Hall contained three marijuana plants. A mayor led crew removed the plants and police planned to replant them in pots for lab study to gauge growth. The largest plant reached about two feet. City parks department planted the garden and a theory blamed a later toss in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Hall
J. Bracken Lee
J. L. Smith
Smith
Hospital Admission and Discharge List Includes Local Residents
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges as of 7 a.m. Mrs. Lawrence Sutton of 2 Brook Street and Mrs. Ronald Hennigh of Spartansburg are admitted along with several others from Findley Lake Sherman and Wattsburg. Discharges include Mrs. Martha Neylon of 212 East Pleasant Street and Joseph Perry, among others. Public phone numbers for emergencies and ambulance services are noted.
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Lawrence Sutton
Brook Street
Ronald Hennigh
Spartansburg
Gerald Whitling
Snyder Circle
Barbara
Ted Kenniston
West Church Street
Richard Smolk
Findley Lake
Leon Burch
Sherman
Martha Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Joseph
Patsy Perry
West Washington Street
Ernest Hinsdale
Clymer
Merle Wynn
Sot
Merle LeRoy Jr
Euclid Street
Frank Sturgis
East Frederick Street
Georgia Buell
R. D
Norman Pier
Wattsburg
Congress Eyes Deep Budget Cuts Amid Political Standoff
Washington AP reports a partisan battle over federal spending rages as Congress weighs a tightening budget with a proposed $5 billion slash to be directed to the President. The House and Senate face a temporary funding bill to keep agencies running until Oct 10 while lawmakers seek leverage over tax and program cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Treasury
Government
House Appropriations Committee
House
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Bow
Carlbert
Appropriations Committee
Letter From Washington Sells For 25000
A four page letter by George Washington sold for 25000 dollars, matching his first president salary. Written in Philadelphia on July 21, 1793, it was addressed to Virginia governor Henry Lee, discussing the presidency and critics, including the arrows of malevolence aimed at him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Washington
Washington
Philadelphia
Virginia
Henry“‘Lighthorse
Harry" Lee
Pittsburgh noon carillon mix up at courthouse
At the courthouse a noon carillon concert sounded like a psyche delic symphony as the rolls played backward. Shoppers and workers heard "Noodagirb" and "Cisum fo 'Dnuvs" instead of "Briga doon" and "Sound of Music" due to the player piano roll being reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lerner and Lowe
New York Teachers End Walkout and Return to Class
NY teachers resume classes after 14 days of stoppage affecting 1.1 million students. AFL-CIO United Federation of Teachers approves a $135 million contract with the Board of Education. City faces $10 million to $12 million in lost state aid. salaries not paid during the strike. Union wins smaller class sizes and advisory role in experimental programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Public and farm sale notices in Venango and Warren counties
Owing to ill health Brice McMichael offers Holstein dairy cows in a public sale near Saegertown with 16 cows, several fresh and due dates through November. cash terms. Spartansburg hosts Arvid Gruber milking herd dispersal featuring 42 Holsteins, details on milk records, TB and Bangs tests, and catalogues at ring side. cash terms. Public auction in Corry lists estate of Mrs. Clara H. Davis with large antique and household items, many pieces, cash terms. Auctioneers listed with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango
Saegertown
Woodcock
Brice McMichael
Arthur and
Laurence Scouten
Spartansburg
Arvid Gruber
Ludwick Road
Lander-Russell Road
Lander
Russell, Pa
Jamestown
Warren County
DHIA
Stuber
John Deere
Ronald and Norvel Reed Jr
Norval Reed and Sons, Inc
Sherman, N.Y
North Center Street
Corry
Clara H. Davis
New Westinghouse Electric
Horton J. Davis
Cummings and Jensen
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VFW
Bobby Uleck
Stranahan’s
Pepe Ees -Turben
Chevrolet
Beetetee Etre Atetoatety
Ellis
AllWay Electric
Ficcardi’s
Ting Fenner Lionnes
YRESH
Bartlett
California
Louisiana
Rexall
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nell A. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Columbus
Thompson
Clymer Hill
Ruth Walton Thompson
Leroy
Ellen) Ladd
Roger
Kennedy
N. Y
Harold
Metle
Cleveland
Melvin
Cassaagua
Tom
Ipswich
S.D
Rasmus
Misa Mary Thompson
Spitzer
Atlantic City
Robert Jordan
Arthur Robinson
N. Canter St
Corry, Penn'a
Fact Fenton
Manchester
Zenith
Decorator Group
Barney
South Center Street
Phono
North Hills
Corry’s Municipal
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