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Newspaper

Bucks County Times

Location

Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1967

Page

9

Obituary notices for Anthony C Chyla and Arthur L Smith

Funeral services are set for Anthony T Chyla of Bristol Township born in Bristol and a Spring Garden Institute graduate who died from head injuries after a ladder fall. He is survived by his wife Judith, his parents and a sister. A requiem high mass will follow a 10 am service at Galzerano Funeral Home and St Mark's Church. Interment at St Mark's. Relatives invited. callers may pay respects. Arthur L Smith former Paterson Parchment Paper Co. VP of sales died at home in Wyckoff at 67. He retired in 1964 after long service and board service. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth and a daughter. Call Vander Platt Funeral Home for visitation.

Anthony T. Chyla Bristol Spring Garden Institute Philadelphia Owens-Illinois Inc Bristol Township Judith Esbessi Chyla Chyla Lower Bucks Hospital Bucks County Samuel B. Willard Anthony Chyla Wilson Ave William Firman Edgely Galzerano Funeral Home Radcliffe St St. Mark's Church St. Mark’s Arthur L. Smith Paterson Parchment Paper Co Elizabeth

Funeral home contacts and services in Bucks County area

Directory listing of funeral homes in Bristol Langhorne Morrisville and Cornwells Heights. Includes names Tomlinson Murphy Mc etc with addresses and phone numbers. Also mentions Rhodes Gift Shop floristry serving Bucks County and Philadelphia with 24 hour service.

Tomlinson Funeral Home Bristol Pike Cornwells Hts Hoppmann Funeral Home Cornwells Heights Rhodes Lame and Gift Shop Members of Floristy de W Bucks County Trenton

Three Steers Break Loose At Chester Plant

Three steers broke loose during unloading at Medford's Inc meat packing plant in Chester Pennsylvania. After a two hour chase by employees and police they were corralled. One steer smashed a jewelry store plate glass window as it wandered away.

Chester UPI Medford’s Inc

Computer Mistake Triggers Family Spending Spree

A California mother of three faced grand theft charges after a county auditor computer error issued her an unexpected $19,065. Shearer cashed two cashier's checks for 10 000 and 5 000 and bought a 1968 Mustang for 3 700. She and her ex-husband allegedly fled to Las Vegas before the error was halted. Bail set at 1 100.

Los Angeles UPS Jaynee Shearer Montebello Calif Albert Superior Court Shearer

Shafer Cites Needs At Byberry Hospital

Governor Raymond P. Shafer toured Philadelphia State Hospital at Byberry and cited many needs to combat mental health issues. He viewed male housing, sleeping quarters, wards, and cafeteria for about 5 800 patients and urged improvements.

Philadelphia UPI Raymond P. Shafer Philadelphia State Hospital Byberry Daniel Blain Richmond U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals Wednessay Army Howard Levy U.S Vietnam Levy Atty Wistar Stuckey United

Three Steel Firms Discuss Possible Three-Way Merger

Pittsburgh Wheeling and Interlake steel executives said discussions are underway on a potential three firm merger. They noted any combination would require approval from shareholders directors and multiple government and financial stakeholders before moving forward.

Pittsburgh UPI Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Interlake Steel Companies G. Findley Griffiths Interlake A.R. Maxwell

Two preachers rally followers to attack FCC fairness doctrine

FCC receives a flood of letters as Rev. Billy James Hargis and Rev. Carl McIntire lead a campaign against the fairness doctrine. They urge prayers and donations to challenge the rule that requires stations to allow equal response to attacks, while critics claim libel protections are adequate.

Washington UPI Federal Communications Commission Billy James Hargis Carl McIntire Eae Son FCC Hargis McIntire

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