Union City Admits and Discharges Noted in Local Rows
Charles Johnson of 403 West Smith Street and Danette Durlin age 17 months, daughter of Carl and Mrs. Durlin of R D 1 Pittsfield, are listed with addresses in Union City area. Also noted are Mrs. Roland McCray of 722 West Church Street and Richard Chase, 217 Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chase, and Mrs. Earl Webb R D 1 Columbus. Admitted include Dale Bardwell R D 4 Waterford and Robert McIntyre, Union City, with discharge for Clarence Foster Jr of Wattsburg Road Union City. An ad pitches financing a $10,000 home with $300 down, catalogs available from Kinley Dolan Insurance on South Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Goold
North Center Street
Gerald Pervin
Pittsfield
Julie
Lyle Bewley
Quinn Johnston
West Pleasant Street
Earl Culbertson
Charles Johnson
West Smith Street
Danette
Carl Durlin
Roland McCray
West Church Street
Richard
Richard Chase
Franklin Street
Earl Webb
Columbus
Union City
Dale Bardwell
Waterford
Robert McIntyre
Thomas Falconer
Grant Street
Clarence Foster Jr
Wattsburg Road
Corry
Kinley- Dolan Insurance Agency
South Center Street
Teachers Get Sizable Hikes In Titusville
The Titusville Area Joint School Committee approved a new minimum-maximum salary schedule for the 1962-63 year. Twenty-eight teachers at the top of the pay scale will share an extra 2450 dollars, with starting salaries for inexperienced bachelor degree teachers rising to 4200 dollars and maximums for standard certificate teachers up to 5600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Titusville Area
Pew
Jointure
Tinesville
Ers
Funeral Services for Leo L. Jones Held in Union City
Funeral services for Leo L. Jones will be at H. L. Musser Funeral Home Union City Saturday at 3 p.m. Interment Beaver Dam Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7-9 p.m. and Friday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivey Salmon
Meadville
Sophomore Hop plans at Spartansburg school
Spartansburg notes a junior event titled Sophomore Hop planned at the high school with Mr Chagasta as chaperone and pizza on sale. A meeting is set for next week in the gym for all interested, backup McSparran for governor named. Several local residents and PTA activities are reported along with hospital updates and school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Chagasta
William Stranahan
Isis
Bill
Lyle Stranahan
McSparran
Govenor
Loie Firth
Dorris Witmer
Luke Sheblock
Erie
Opal Struite
St Vincent's Hospital
Bre
David Jones
Straite
Thelma Harrison
Meadville
B. J Harrison
Thelma
Spencer Hospital
Russell Martin
Corry
B. J. Harrison
Sparta
PSEA
Debbie
Volkin
Crawford County
Bell
Alieheny College
William Steck
Allegheny College
Francis Gallicio
Meadville Jimioy High
Richard Bremer
Townville High School
PTA
Martha Phaseh
Brazil and US sign 276 million aid pact for northeast
The United States and Brazil agree on a 276 million alliance to aid Brazil’s impoverished northeast. The program targets development across a 600000 square mile region housing 23 million people, with a joint effort to spur progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Brazil
Washington
United States
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Presbyterian Church
Ritz
Lottsville Church
Gold Room
Hotel Corry
Anne Mallory
Tfeee Tote Teoty
Bowl-Aire
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ice
Corry Area High School
Cathers
MP Peete
Jersai
Waterford High School
Phyllis Brenner
Jerry Alsdorf
Susan Stranahan
Judy Orovie
Gilbert Nichols
Joel Alshort
Gretchen Clark
Robert Mitchum
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
William Scouten
Redr Oss
Sparta Township
Guy Stouten
Red Cross
Concord Corners
Richard Witmer
Gerald Perrin
RD. 1
Loblaws
Florida
Hunt
AllWay
Ey Ua Ae
Kee
Waite-Reimer CO
Pelham Curae
Kayt Lake
Raent
Gally
Pelham
Erle, Pa
Pleaxe
Oy State
Sallov
Porm Rocket
Apri
Ape
West of Fish
ANT
BOB & Pearl Clark
Aeey
Awn Sy As
Russell Stover
Arpege
Cologne
Prayel Seze
Lamin
Revlon
Emir Spray Cologne
DANA
Faberge
Prince Matchabell
Tussy
Seven Winds
Dubarry
Angelique
Chantilly Mist
Hourigant
Ode
Guerlain
Dorsay
Incanto
Simonetta
Max Factor
Divine
Noubigant
Lanvin
Bon Voyage
Shalimar
Jergens
D'Orsay
Bond Street
Yardley
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