Death Notices for Lucy N Lowser of Osterburg
Lucy N Lowser of Osterburg died June 25 1955 at Nason Hospital Roaring Spring born December 23 1909 daughter of Albert and Mary Ellen Benton married Fred Lowser February 26 1909. Survived by husband children Howatu Arthur Mrs V aelm Smith Mrs Evelyn Cris Mrs Veria Bloom and several grandchildren and siblings. Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday June 28 at Blackburn Funeral Home Pleasantville with Rev Garland Patterson officiating interment Reformed Cemetery Osterburg.
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Lucy N Lowser
Osterburg
Nason Hospital
Roaring Spring
Queen
A.bert
Mary fllen
Benton
Fred Lowser
Howatu
arthur
Vaelm ymith
Eve’yn Cris
Veri Bloom
Osterbur
Reformed
Blackburn Funeral Home
Death notice for Henry B. Fetter of St Clairsville
Henry B. Fetter of St Clairsville died at Nason Hospital Roaring Spring Friday at 10 PM after months of illness. Born March 29 1869 he was a farmer and Nazarene. Survived by wife three daughters two stepsons a teen grandchild and four great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday June 28 at 2 30 PM Nazarene Church St Clairsville. Interment in United formed Cemetery. Friends may call at the Nazarene Church after 2 PM.
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Henry B. Fetter
St Clairsville
Nason Hospital
Roaring Spring
Joseph
Rebecca (Ickes) Fetter
Warren Heltzel
Claysburg
R.D
Charles Mack
St. Clairsville
Mary
Bruce
Homer Ickes
Nazarene Church
Isterburg
Hoover Group Study Cites Defense Spending Waste
A Hoover Group report on Defense Department operations notes the department is the largest federal spender, disbursing about 35 billion dollars annually. It calls for reforms to conflict of interest laws and suggests divestment of ownership in companies is unnecessary. The commission blames an outmoded administration system and cites rapid force expansion as a contributing factor.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
gisalien opersenfiel
m.Hion
Death by Own Action Ruled In Bible Salesman Death
Denton Md June 26 A medical examiner ruled death by own action in the case of Walliam T Gill 57 of 3522 Cottman St Philadelphia The body was found last night in a lumber yard with the wrist slashed by a razor blade State police said Investigating officers Cpl Gus Koste and trooper E C Myers noted Gill had been in the area about two weeks selling Masonic bibles and regular bibles with added Masonic information.
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Denton
Dawson O. George
Walliam T. Gill
Cottman St
Philadelphia
Gus Koste
E. C. Myers
Gill
Hidden Beauties Contest Canceled in Laurens
Lauren, eight to 18? The Laurens Junior Chamber of Commerce planned a beauty contest to select two representatives for Miss America. The event was called off due to lack of contestants.
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Lauren
8. C
Laurens long
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wheat price support divide in referendum debate
Washington reports show both sides claiming victory in a controversial price support issue tied to a referendum on quotas. Secretary Benson framed quotas as neutral though critics argue defeat would aid a push for congressional action on a flexible system, amid concerns over wheat stockpiles and production forecasts.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
American Farm Bureau
fedration
Four Foreign Ministers Plan for Geneva Meeting
The four foreign ministers met in San Francisco to discuss plans for the Geneva conference. Dag Hammarskjold was said to oversee UN European headquarters arrangements. Private talks occurred with Dulles Macmillan Pinay as part of preparations.
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nevus
San Francisco
ariiely
zaciate
San Frencisco
bithany party
Moloto
John Foster Dulles
Veeirn
Harold Macmul
Foren
Antoine Pinay
France
muse
Geneva
U. N. esate
Dag Hammar
o . upervie gereenally
Manckeco
Hammarskjola
United Nations rhe neeling
Gunsmith Kills Innkeeper Near Ligonier in Pa
A 36 year old gunsmith killed the innkeeper of Washington Furnace Inn on Ligonier Mountain near Ligonier Pa while the innkeeper celebrated his 50th birthday early today. George Z Giles, the gunsmith, reportedly told guests I shot him after the incident. Police reported the death of proprietor Robert Roxie Rado.
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Ligonier
Robert
Series of Family Night Programs Set for Parish
The St Clairsville Lutheran Parish begins an eight week series of Family Night Services rotating among Messiah Osterburg St John Cessna and St Peter Church speakers include Rev G I Melhorn Rev R G Sander Rev H G Hohman and Rev C C Frazier with a special illustrated lecture by Air W E Hershey at Osterburg on July 17. The series runs through August with a final service August 16 at St Paul Imler. all are welcome. Hundreds of years may pass before a total eclipse of the sun is visible from any one place on earth.
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St Clairsville
G I Melhorn
Moxham Lutheran Church
Johnstown
St John’s
Cessna
R. G. Sander
Calvary’ Lutheran Church
Geistown
St Paul. Imler
H G Hohman
Reeve Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Messiah Church
R. C Rife
St Thomas Lutheran Church
St Peter Church
St John Church
C. C. Frazier
S T “s
Good Shepherd Lu‘thearn Church
Paxtang
St. Peter Church
Osterburg
Air
E . S. Hershey
Central Pennsylvania Synod
Holy Land
St. Clairsville Lutheran
earth
Clubs Elect Officers At Pennsylvania BPW Convention
The Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women elected officers for the second term at the convention in Bethlehem hosted by the Blakely club. Present officers include 1st vice president Isabella Jones, who is National and State Legislative chair, and 2nd vice president Adelaide Ader of Tremont. Delegates and alternates were announced, with awards given for membership growth and service.
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Pennsylvania Federation of Business
U Whitby
Blakely
ata
Springs
Miss Whitby
National Bank of Olyphant
Olyphant
Otoer
Inabella J Jones
Pittsburgh
delen
Ader
Tremont
tardins geretary
Alice Coyer
Grove ‘ity
treasures
Lillian C Cadwa
Jader
itusville
Federation
Marantburg Club
Scintset
ania
cation Johnstown
io1
news service
Roaring Spring Club
menton
Johnstown club
Springs Bottling Works May Be New Summer Theatre
Bedford Village Players plan to lease Springs Bottling Works for future productions led by directoress Mrs. Robert Muller. They will stage See How They Run and later perform at the Coop Theatre in Schellsburg or the Bottling Works. Attendance rose from 80 to 178 to 199 across the three performances, reflecting growing interest.
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Bedford Village Players
Robert Muller
Players
Coop
Schellsburg
Bottling Works
Purse Found Ad Returns to Sentinel Echo Office
A reader placed an advertisement asking for the owner of a fast purse. The finder delivered the purse to the Sentinel Echo office in London Kentucky for return before publication.
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London
Sentinel Echo
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Impacts of Yield Gains on U S Crop Lands
Yields per acre on U S crop lands rise significantly from the 1920s levels with gains ranging from fifty to a hundred percent for many key crops, signaling major productivity improvements across agriculture.
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U. S
Far Guy Snyder Keeps Cove Farm 30 Years
The Snyder family has run Friends Cove Farm for three decades with Holstein cattle as the main industry. Mr. Snyder, long married to Agnes Cartwright, is father to six: Mary Stark Hammond of Breezewood, Robert, Melvin, Shirley at home, Donald of Bedford R D 2, and Jennie Dighl of Bedford R D 2. They belong to the Koontz Church of the Brethren.
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Snider
Friends Cove Farm
Jennie
Wesley Dighl
Bedford, R. D
Snyders
Koontz Church_of the Brethren
Guy E. Snyder
Bedford RD
Twin Brick Church
old James Farm
Robert James
225 FFA Chapters In State Farm Accident Survey
The survey covers farms and home accidents with 2,650 farms and about 14,000 rural residents involved. Sophomores and juniors in vocational agriculture interview neighbors using question naires and Penn State compiles the data for analysis. For the first three months, 126 non fatal accidents were recorded.
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FFA
State Farm
Future Farmers of America
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
Banks Recovered Fast From 53 54 Recession
Philadelphia reports the Federal Reserve Bank notes business activity in its three state jurisdiction is bouncing back faster than expected from the 1953 54 recession. Retail sales including stores and car sales exceed expectations while consumer debt climbs. Bank officials say overall solvency remains solid and well pleased.
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Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
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