ER Resident Gets Post In NY
Frances Schmidt, longtime Cincinnati civic figure and former director of public relations for the Community Chest, is leaving to join the Wish Family Service in New York City. She has served Cincinnati's Public relations scene for years and held key roles with civic groups and the Advertisers' Club. Mrs Schmidt is the former Frances McCormick, daughter of Mrs May McCormick of 5024 West Pleasant Street.
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Pances Schmidt
Wish Family Service
New Iy
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bohmidt
Cincinnati
Community Chest
Family Service
Corry
Advertisers’ Club
Schmidt
Frances McCormick
May McCormick
West Pleasant Street
Serious oil pipeline break in Kane area
April 18 a second pipeline rupture released unknown quantities of oil from a transit line between Greendale road and Route 6. Oil entered Small Stream and seeped into a pond near the Water Works where officials lowered the pond level to halt further flow. A repair crew was deployed to Kane to fix the break and assess damage along the line. Reports indicated the liquid was Illinois oil in a northern line.
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Kane
Ane
S Point
Greendale Road
Route 6
Sparta Grange Host Address And Farm Purchase News
Spartansburg April 18. Mr and Mrs Ray Patterson of Hazelwood Pittsburg moved into the Josephine Carle farm after purchasing it. Miss Betty Stewart, daughter of Mrs Patterson, accompanies them. Sparta Grange No 110 met April 12. Kenneth Ward installed as assistant steward by Acting Worthy Master Floyd Stafford. Dr P L Rouse of Erie spoke on Your Veterinarian, noting eight new veterinary colleges and course options. Juvenile Grange joined for refreshments.
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Spartansburg
Ray Patterson
Hazelwood
Pittsbiweh
Josephine Carle
Betty Stewart
Patterson
Sparta Grange No. 110
Kenneth Ward
Floyd Stafford
P. L. Rouse
Erie
Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association
United States
Penn State
David Lithgow
Buffalo
Eli Ames
Candi
Lousted
Roward Webber
Sam Culver
Lenginn Rooms
Young Democratic Club of
Meadville
Peril Ends as Fires Sweep Texas Town
After evacuations the city faced a dangerous aftermath from a high fire and Monsanto plant incident. Memorial services for the red wit weeld tomorrow at 6 p m on the football field conducted by the ministerial alliance. Stench of death and chlorine fumes lingered as smashed cars, wrecked houses, and abandoned first aid gear littered the area. Human flesh clung to wires while the city prepared to spread DDT as a precaution against disease.
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Monsanto
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Titusville
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Frank Firth, Jr
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Eureka Lodge
Union City
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Harry Strynhan
Corry Hospital
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State Lot
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Fairview Evangelical United Brethren
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