Venango School District auctions three properties
Three Venango Township School District properties will be sold at 1 p.m. May 6 at the Lowville School on Routes 8 and 89. Included are the Lowville School on 0.75 acre with four rooms, the Phillipsville School a two-room building on Colt Station Road, and 0.75 acre vacant land at Route 89 and Page Road.
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the Journal
Venango Township
Lowville
Lowville School
Phillipsville School
Phillipsville
Colt Station
Route 89
Page Road
Ffor
Corry Beverage Distributor
Pleasantville
Lions Club
Connie’s
Warren
Warren Jaycees
Dan’s Chevrolet
Warren Area
Manfred Rydholm
Youngsville
Hospital admits and discharges from local records
At The Hospital Report shows admissions and discharges including Mrs Merrit Bowen of Union City Forest Head and several others with addresses on West Bond Street North Center Street East Main and East South. Discharges include Mrs George Croseatt and Peter Popovich among listed patients and family entries.
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Unionity Forest Head
West Bond Stree
Keith Henton
George Croseatt
Clymer
Peter Popovich
East Main Street
David Andris
David Mark
East South Street
Alfred Swackhamer
Timothy Alsy
Columbus
Linn
Vern Johnson Jr
Joseph Bventek
Urge Kinzua Dam Action in Pennsylvania House
A bipartisan group of 10 western Pennsylvania lawmakers introduced a resolution urging fast congressional action on the Kinzua Dam project in Warren County. The move comes as the U S House Appropriations Committee schedules a May 5 hearing to consider flood control alternatives on the Allegheny River and as opponents seek to modify plans. Proponents testify April 30 with Gay Lawrence expected to attend. The resolution frames the dam as crucial to northwestern Pennsylvania, warning of serious impacts to life, property, economy, and recreation. The dam’s progress is stalled by a legal challenge from the Seneca Nation over reservation land in New York.
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Alley River
House
Warren County
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Kita Dam
Congressional Committee
Gay Lawrener
Kinzua Dam
Seneca Indian Nation
New York State
Sharon Officials Deny Ministers Gambling Tag In Valley
Shenango Valley Ministerial Association members deny ministers are linked to gambling activities in the valley. Councilman Thomas Batley accuses those criticizing the group of wasting funds while lottery tickets are reportedly sold locally. Association president Rev. Burl Staples says no politics, aims to curb gambling influence and protect residents’ lives.
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Shenango Valley
Nicketeers
Thomas Batley
Tive
Staroa
Industtry
Mayay
Michael J Dunn
Bir! Staples
Fist Baptist Church
Farrell
Wellon
Solon Pushes Bills To Aid Meadville Area Schools
Solon and Rep George Magee back two measures to extend state reimbursement payments to districts that move to second class status. The bills, cosponsored with Rep Ford O Dell, would continue transportation and boarding unit reimbursements for affected districts including Meadville Area School District, aiming to shield them from fiscal disruption amid potential enrollment growth.
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Meadville Area
George
Magee
Meadville
Ares
Ford O' Dell
Kee County
Meadville Arce
Maceo
Councilmen To Have Chambers Renovated
Council approves renovations to chambers under Herbert Grice parks and public property director. Plans include complete furniture and layout changes. Also on the agenda the park problem on South Center Street and removal of parking signs until winter.
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Herbert Grice
Parks and Public Property
Grice
George A Myers
First Methodist Church
South Center Street
HHS
J. Fred Kinley
Couneil
Two Tractor-Trailers Collide Killing One Driver
A head on crash between two semi trucks at a busy intersection near Duncansville injured one driver and killed Herbert W. David, 29, of Lewistown. Robert Sutor, 40, of Everett Raiload, survived with possible head injuries as authorities consider signal changes at Shady Avenue to improve safety. Local officials planned city council action after daylight saving time adjustments and ongoing investigations into traffic signals and road conditions.
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Duncansyville
Herbert W. David
Lewistown
D A. Logan
Meadville
Erie
Robert Sutor
Everett Raiload
Listwill Lok
Shady Avenue
Yeyey Hospital
Altoona
Columbus
Cresson
Connell
David Appartain
Interitwiss
Corry-Jamestown Ms
Murderess Begs For Death After Killing Children
Esther Delisch, 23, Covington, pleaded with doctors to let her die after shooting her two daughters Cynthia 6 and Kathy 5 and then wounding herself in a Cincinnati hospital. Police say the killings followed a dispute over parking her car in a city lot. she had been separated from her husband since 1956. Officers found her will and burial instructions and a girls’ anatomy book with a heart diagram on their bed.
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Covington
Cincinnati
Esther Detisch
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Kennedy Bill Faces Initial Test Today
Washington reporters note a political clash over Kennedy labor reform. Senator Ervin seeks to strike Taft Hartley sections while Kennedy defends the measure. GOP split and Southern Democrats affect expected votes with Dirksen opposing Ervin and McClellan ready to press Taft Hartley amendments to curb union abuses.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ervin
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
RAI
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Labor Management Committee
Arkansan
Cops Stage Booze Raid In Barrington RI
Police conducted the first liquor raid in Barrington since the town became dry twenty five years ago. They reported serving 410 gallons of wine and arresting a man named Albert Piecerilll on a charge of selling at a price around $1.02 per gallon. The raid disrupted local enforcement amid ongoing dry status in Rhode Island.
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Albert Piecerilll
Barrington
Rhode Island
Platt Rites For Charles Davis
Charles Davis 76 lifelong Bear Lake resident died Sunday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 4 o clock tomorrow at Schoonover Funeral Home Sugar Grove. Interment Pine Valley Cemetery Bear Lake. Survivors include wife Adella Hamilton Davis and son James G. Davis of Bear Lake. Born September 10 1882 in Sugar Grove to Lytle and Stella Gregg Davis.
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Bear Lake
Salist
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Suear Grove
Lytle
Stella Gregg Davis
Adella Hamilton Davis
Ony
James G. Davis
Bear Like
Sugar Grove
Pine Valley Cemetery
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