Obituaries and local notices mix with state aid plans and protests
Paragram Bert J. Hoyer, 74, of Barnes, Pa., dies en route to Warren General Hospital. Survived by two sisters and a niece, funeral by Borden Funeral Home in Sheffield. Fifteen Chautauqua villages seek $50,030 more state aid for streets and traffic plus $82,746 more per capita aid, total $133,076. Voting machines in Spar ta Township not on May ballots. general election in November. A local man released on $1,000 bond for selling obscene literature. Harold T. Ayers, 70, dies in Columbus. Bracken Funeral Home handling arrangements. Oil producers urged to elevate burnoff pipes to avoid fire risk. Bradford approves 300-acre recreation site with $30,000 Project 70 funds. Dormitory for Venango Campus of Clarion State College planned for 200 students. E. Shell Hall, 91, Jamestown, noted educator and philanthropist. Lola Daniels of Centreville dies. obituary tomorrow. Warmer weather prompts intensive pool project in Youngsville. Negroes Demand Schools Boycott includes Camden marchers clashing with police. no injuries. Demonstrators sing, disperse after brief protest. schools affected.
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Bert J. Hoyer
Barnes, Pa
Warren’ General Hospital
Harold Armitage
R. D
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Camden Academy
Reg Albritton
Eric Jones
United States
Carl Watson
Carl Phillips
Birmingham
Camden
Grandfather
NAACP
Mrs Myers Leaves Post As Librarian In Corry
Mrs Ruth Myers ends twenty years as Corry Public Library librarian and passes duties to Miss Mary Bramhall. Under Myers the library saw major upgrades including children's programs, first 25 year inventory, improved filing, cataloging, and interior remodeling. A luncheon tribute at Mrs Robert Ott Jr home honored Myers with trustees and officials present.
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Ruth Myers
Corry Public
Myers
Robert A. Ott Jr
Lon Wayne Street
William A. Peiffer
Marian Smith
Mary Bramhall
Paul F. Spiesman
Robert Tunnell
William Hall
Dallas Smiley
George Gould
Probation Youth Held After Sugar Grove Watch Theft
A 16-year-old boy from Sugar Grove borough was charged with burglary for stealing a woman's wrist watch from the Theodore Allenson residence while she worked Monday. Investigating Chief Deputy Sheriff Richard Hegerty said the home was entered between 8:30 and 3:30 p.m. The watch valued at $10 was recovered. The juvenile, on probation for prior house breaks, admitted the theft and was referred to probation for further action.
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Warren
Sugar Grove
Theodore Allenson
Richard Hegerty
Allenson
Hegerty
Peterson
Russell
Funeral rites set for Simon S Augustine in Spartansburg
Final rites for Simon S Augustine will be held Friday at 4 p m at H Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 10 p m and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m. Interment will be made in Rose Hill Cemetery, Spartansburg.
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Augustine
Simon S. Augustine
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill Cemetery
Food mogul Morici dies in San Jose at 56
Anthony C. Morici former Contadina Foods president died in San Jose yesterday from a brain hemorrhage. The business leader, 56, steered the tomato paste firm tied to the nation’s first paste safnery. Trustees presented a gift to Mrs. yes by tis, with board members Superintendent Thomas R. Shupa and School Secretary E. Anderson noted.
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San Jose
Calif
Anthony C. Morici
Contadina Foods
Thomas R. Shupa
E. Anderson
Yes
Tis
Letters to the Editor on Dutton Library board actions
A reader rebuts a board of directors letter on Dutton Library finances and actions. They recount a 1960s_membership vote to dissolve the association, transfer books to schools, and fund a bookmobile for Warren County Library. The writer questions reported circulation and defends the new board’s steps toward serving students.
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Dutton Pub
Dutton Library
Columbus
Gordon Rater
Bookmobile study upholds library service in Columbus
The discussion centers on Bookmobile usage showing about 6 000 books circulated in two weeks at a rate of 750 biweekly. Residents appear to read as much as before, arguing against stopping Bookmobile service and noting board tensions and resignations that led to new appointments.
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Dutton Library
Columbus
Warren Library Association
Morris
Bookmo
USW Demands Shock Industry A Labor Slate Emerges
Four Columbus residents, including one elected library officer, form a slate with W Abel for vice president and a secretary treasurer alongside president David J McDonald. The union pushes pensions and longer unemployment benefits while denying early retirement.
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Wwe
W. Abel
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Abel
Morony
McDonald
SUB
Hile
Columbus
Library Association
Charles N. Dodd
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Harold T
Toby) Ayers
Curry Memorial Hospital
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Donald Sumner
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
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State Department of Commerce
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Venango
Clarion State College
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Centerville
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Vera Miles
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Warren County Library
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Eagle Furniture and Builders Supply
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