Midwestern church consecration and local council actions
The $125,000 Methodist Church in Sen City was consecrated under Bishop Lloyd C. Wirke of Pittsburgh, noted as a modern structure. Kane Borough Council authorized a $25,000 park fund investment and left park decisions to the council. Younsville council moved toward a new West Main Street supermarket with a borough real estate trade approved. A maple sugar social benefits McCray Cemetery, and Erie residents eye spring nets as rivers thaw.
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Rossbacher- Insurance Service
Oil City
Lloyd C. Wirke
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Area
Kane Borough
Finance Committee
Special Park Fund
Focal Park
Park Committee
Youngsville
West Main Street
Steven
Red and
Winter Snow Hits Western Pa As Flood Threatens
Associted Press reports untimely cold and snow across Pennsylvania with heavy accumulations in the western region near Somerset where two people died in a head on crash on the Turnpike. Snow, floods, and high rivers disrupt transportation and industry while forecasts call for a brief relief period. Local burglaries are under police probe. notes on a diesel crane bid for Duquesne Marine Terminal and the Ben Stewart Sewing Circle meeting set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Somerset
Pittsburgh
Mercer County
Allegheny
Harmer Goal Co.nune
Susquehanna
Delaware
Schuylkill
Bucks County
New Hope
Bey
Lrne
American Legion
Post 1
Don Grumblatt
F and D
VFW
Erle
Duquesne Marine Terminal
Baldwin-Lima Hamilton Co
Ben Stewart Sewing Circle
George Gordo
East Church Street
Television Review of NBC Drama Startings Night
AP reports a strong NBC Tuesday lineup with Charlotte Armstrome and Alfred Hitchcock shaping a chilling tale about an anonymous war alley piarrette figure and a mother seeking truth. Cast includes Vera Miles and George Peppard. the review praises perceptive character sketches and notes the danger of a lie harming reputations.
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Alley
Ale
Diana
Hlis
Ers Wile
Uuvbie
Anyun
Vera Miles
George Peppard
Paul Hartman
Leora Dana
Hospital Struggles to Get Emergency Physician
Fragmented OCR lists names and addresses tied to Corry Memorial Hospital and local residents including Mrs Ciean Kerr of 111 Lemon Street and Diana Greely of Sprite Creek. The note notes inability to summon a physician during emergencies and cites several unrelated individuals and streets in Raleigh, Spartanburg, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corry, Memorial Hospital
Ciean Kerr
Lemon Street
W. Kenneth Shindiedecker
Columbus Avenue
Diana
Everett Greely
Sprite
Discharged Names and Addresses in Local Notice
A fragmented local notice lists discharged individuals and addresses including Harry Semvem of Pindley Lake and Mrs Maude E Banstee of 505 North Center, with other entries for Joe Jackman, Jerry Cox Jr, Leba Measor of Spartansy bur, Bernon J Damcott, and Edware By, among several family references. Includes children of Mr and Mrs Henry Butcher HDL.
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Harry Semvem
Pindley Lake
Maude E. Banstee
North Center Street
Joe Jackman
Praniggy Sleet Jerry
Clarence Cox Jr
West Fedovlck Steeet
Leba Measor
Spartansy Bur
Bernon J. Damcott
Gencord Street
Victoria
Edware
Glovit
Henry Butcher
Two Perish In Turnpike Crash In Pennsylvania
A snow slick on the Pennsylvania Turnpike caused a car to skid and collide with a trailer truck, killing two men and injuring another. Deceased are Clarence Kaenders, 2, of Pint Michigan, and Jamme D. Duprie, 13, of Bellflower California. Duprie was driving the car. Kaenders was a passenger. William R Fry, 35, of Elizabeth, Pa., the truck driver, was uninjured. Ardell Lee Hargrave, 22, of Pint Michigan, another passenger, was taken to Somerset Community Hospital with internal injuries. condition reported serious.
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En Mensha
Pennsylvania
Clarence Kaenders
Pint, Mich
Jamme D. Duprie
Bellflower
Calif
Kaenders
Dupire
Wiliam R Fry
Elizabeth
Fry
Ardell Lee Hargrave
Plint. Mich
Somerset Community Hospital
Kearns seeks funds for flood control projects in PA
Rep. Carroll D. Kearns of Pa pledges to urge a $500,000 appropriation to deepen Erie Harbor to 27 feet to fit the St. Lawrence Seaway depth and seeks a $300,000 increase for the Shenango River Reservoir in the next fiscal year. He notes Meadville French Creek protection, with a survey due by June 30, and warns that Army Engineers findings may delay action this year while pressing for readiness in the next Congress. Engineers raise Shenango dam and reservoir costs to $29 million.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Caroll D. Kearns
R.pa
House
Kearns
Erie
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eisenhower
Sharpsville
Shenango River
Bears
French Creek
Meadville
Army Engineers
Congress
Maud
Shenango’ Dam
Consumers keep spending as credit grows in America
The piece notes that American consumers still spend despite tighter incomes and rising debt. It discusses how buy now pay later and installment plans fuel demand, supporting industry while inflating personal debt and interest costs. It weighs confidence, weather, and timing as factors in the current economic mood.
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New York
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George Cannon
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Ordial
Ritz Restaurant
Eric
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Jackson's Floral Gardens
East
John Grenberg
James
Westfield Jimmy” Salamone
John Henry
Behringer
Milan
Mich
Salamone
Jane Behringer
Waterford
U.S
Albert DiMeolo
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Ely May
Bureau of Air Pollution
Michael Cannavino
Council
George Brabender
Cannavino
John R. Donovan
Board of Licensed Examiners
Hotel Corry
Cancer Forum
Corry Area High School
Evans
Corry's Smart Women’s Shop
PSE Ti
Western
Sores
Charlotte Armstrome
Alfred Hitchcock
Television Review
ABC
Tom Scott
Iook Peters
Stephen Dow
Pony Como
NBC
Eve Arden
CBS
Eva Gabor
Childe Dauphin
Mom
Johnny Hart
Business Mirror
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Ay Perera
Firestone
Ney
America
Steck
Nylon Tire Specialists
Barney’ S Firestone Friendly’ Service
Easy Poyel
South Center Street
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