Erie County court action prompts bids for real estate parcel
The Erie County court records show a transaction covering a 1600W parcel. Officials note the dispute involves Nas Leen qbordid at the Erie County court Tiguisee. Local figures including Mayor Richard Van Kirk of Oil City express concern over gaming machines in some establishments amid reports of illicit activity in the area.
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Erie County Court
Tiguisee
Daniel Edward Brows Ilx
Ellen Bernini Ax
Wayne
Richard van Kirk
00 City
Welder Sparks Gas Tank Fire On City Street
Workers hauling gravel from Worll street faced a fire after a welder's spark ignited a leaky gas tank on a portable engine. Firefighters were alerted but the crew quickly controlled the blaze by tossing sand on the flames.
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Worll
State Prophetic Conference At Area Church
A State Prophetic Conference will be held at the Cutting Union Sunday School in Cutting starting this Sunday night and continuing through Friday night May 3. Services begin nightly at 7 pm with song service and special music from area churches and Sunday schools. Rev J A Van Gorkom of Greenville will be guest speaker, a former Moody Bible Institute faculty member with wide pastoral and Bible conference work. The event is sponsored by the American Sunday School Union missionary for the area and Cutting Sunday School members invite the public to attend.
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J. A. van Gorkom
Greenville
Rev. van Gorkom
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Nion
Cutting Sunday School
Freight Car Kills Rail Worker in Johnstown
Berhard E Nies a 23 year old brakeman on the Johnstown and Stonycreek Railroad was killed yesterday when a freight car rolled onto him. He fell under the wheels and died at the scene.
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Charles Paulson 75 Succumbs in Corry
Charles Paulson died this morning at 75 after a long illness. Born November 30, 1881 in Denmark, he came to the United States as a child and settled in Corry after living in Sheffield. He married Lola Trimble in 1917 and had a daughter, Mrs Paul Bashline, and three granddaughters. He was a longtime employee at Curry Chair and later Karty Brass Bed Co and Raymond Mfy Co, retiring in 1950. He was active in local fraternal and Masonic groups. Services Sunday at Bracken Pantry Home, with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Raymond Mfy. Co
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Erie
Eric Lodee
Zeth Zem
Paul Bashline
Marcella
Deborah Sue
Judith
Ann Smith
Andrew
Harry
John and
Clyde
Buftain
Bracken Panera
Paul Bauer
J. B. Kelly
Churchill Downs Off Limits To Military Personnel
Churchill Downs will proceed with Kentucky Derby preparations this year without official military participation. The Defense Department instructed all service branches to abstain from armed forces events at the track on Derby day May 4, while allowing participation in downtown parade activities. President Bill Corum noted Army involvement in prior years but said the restriction will not derail the roses race buildup.
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Eisenhower Dulles Talk on Middle East Policy
Washington reports detail a 20-minute phone discussion between President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles regarding Middle East independence and integrity. They stressed resisting international communism and noted U S willingness to use armed forces if needed to aid nations seeking protection from communist aggression, amid Hussein’s regional crisis and broader regional tensions.
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Security Council Suez Meeting and Toll Proposals
A memo outlines toll limits for canal development and a 20.1 percent annual increase cap. It proposes referring disputes to the Mad group and World Court if unresolved, with arbitration per international price standards under the UN Charter.
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California Senate Members Revealed In Weighing Report
Sacramento report shows California's 40 senators and Lt Governor Harold J. Bowers average 6 feet 0 inches and 193 pounds, with the group notably taller and heavier than the average American male who stands 5 feet 8 inches and 153 pounds.
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Clymer Father Son Held On Motor Charges
Clymer father and son, William Sumudens and a 37 year old from Rowe Hill, were arrested yesterday in Ripley on motor charge suspicions. The son faced fines for driving without insurance and license, while the father received a suspended jail sentence for failing to insure and for driving without a license.
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Baby Dies After Eating Pills
A one year old boy, David Duckworth, died after swallowing pills found at home. His parents Wilitd and Tene Kaywecki Duckworth rushed him to St Jerome Hospital when he became ill. County coroner Cole warned certain pills can be lethal to infants.
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Justice official drops probe link to Sumac affair
Washington reports the deputy sheriff and a prostitute case renews as the justice department withdraws from pursuing charges amid hearings. Sen. McClellan questions reveal broader corruption probes in Portland, Philadelphia unions, and labor-management issues, with testimony from key witnesses and calls for further investigations.
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Mother Of 5 Mrs. Pennsylvania Named In Lenton Town
Mrs. Bythe of Butler, mother of five, has been chosen Mrs. Pennsylvania 1958 after winning the Mrs. North Western Pennsylvania title. She plans to compete for the national contest in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, later this month. Other prizes include cash rewards and a sewing machine.
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