Admitted and discharged individuals listed in local notes
Local notices list admitted and discharged persons from several households including Terry Crosby Earl Green Leta Jones Terry Hawkins and more with ages and addresses. The column also mentions an officer election for Moose members and upcoming community events and bake sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green
Clymer
Leta Jones
Uiion City
Terry
Claude Parker
East Congress Street
Homer Black
Corry Teri
John Hawkins
York Street
Mark
Tunis Miersma
Oscar Sigle
Youngstown
Ohio
Settlement Reached Over 1959 Tragic Crash Death
A widow and daughter of Ardell G Campbell of Kittanning won a $130,000 settlement from Schreiber Tricking Co Inc after his tractor-trainer brake failure caused a crash on Route 422 in which he died October 2, 1959 and his car fell into the Allegheny River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ardell G. Campbell
Schreiber Tricking Co. Inc
Campbell
Allegheny River
Union City Residents Listed With Addresses
Mrs Roy Cross R D 2 Centerville Mrs Herbert Prather 74 North Main Street Union City Mrs Emille Tucker 74 East High Street Union City James Moody 111 Jamestown Street Wattsboro George Nugent 23 Putnam Street Union City Jack Clark 41 Warden Street Union City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Roy Cross
R. D
Centerville
Herbert Prather
North Main Street
Emille Tucker
East High Street
James Moody
Jamestown Street
Wattsboro
George Nugent
Putnam Street
Jack Clark
Warden Street
Local Residents List in Waterford and Union City
Readable entries list residents including John Skiff Theresa Bukoski and Emile Tucker with addresses in Waterford Union City Wattsburg and Wattsboro. Also mentions Robert McIntyre Virgil Lestie and Eugene Smith with various rural route numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skiff
South Maint Street
Union City
Theresa Bukoski
R. D
Waterford
Howard Hopson
R.D
Wattsburg
Emile Tucker
East High
Robert McIntyre
Virgil Lestie
Warterford
James Moody
Jamestown Street
Wattsboro
Eugene Smith
Bowl Banquet Honors Williams Season Financial Report
Williams presented the financial report for the season. Pete Russell of Bowl Aire donated toward the banquet. Prizes and trophies highlighted the evening with Fred Clark receiving the champion Corry Bakery trophy and bakery team members earning arm patches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Pete Russell
Bowl Aire
Fred Clark
Corry Bakery
Rhoades
Bil Schall
Cole
Industrial Men Bowlers Hold Banquet
Members of the Industrial Bowl League held their annual banquet at the VEW home. T-bone steaks were served by VEW auxiliary members to 40 participants, with Fred McEldowney as toastmaster and election of officers for the 1928 season. McEldowney was elected president, while Ron Triscuit and Terry Williams were chosen as vice president and secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW Ladies Recreational Bowling League
Elks Club
Grace Gentile
Florence Amorgso
Roxann Bradford
Blanche Zajac
Stella
Grace Ficcardi
Margaret Crosby
Steve
Texaco
A&b Distributing Company
Wiggers’ Garage
Taylor's Jewelry
Rex Theatre
Columbus Barber, Shop
Ficcardi
Atlantic Service
Beneficial Company
Cole's Greenhouse and Flower Shoppe
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Gen Sonoski
Judy Millspaw
Alta Watrous
Betty Lane
Charlotte Steves
Adrienne Anderson
Barbara Faber
Stella Stec
Pearl McCray
Rose Amoroso
Ruth Weston
Idustrial Bowl League
VEW
Fred McEldowney
League
Eyenine
Woman Found Dead Near Schuylkill River Bank
A year-old housewife missing six weeks was found dead yesterday along the Schuylkill River by Stowe Township near Pottstown. Mrs Pearl Gordon had been reported missing March 13 by her husband. Authorities said there was no indication of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Schuylkill River
Stowe
Alice
Pearl Gordon
Church Council Opposes Fallout Shelters as Wrong Answer
The Pennsylvania Council of Churches, representing over a million Christians of 18 denominations, adopted a resolution at its semi annual meeting here opposing fallout shelters. It urged the U S to focus on world peace efforts through the Peace Corps and the United Nations, calling shelters irrelevant to the present world situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbukutar
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Council
U. S
Peace Corp
United Nations
Nikita Seeks New Constitution and Peaceful Coexistence
Khrushchev calls for a new constitution asserting the Soviet Union has emerged from capitalist encirclement and must pursue peaceful coexistence with other social systems. He declares victory for communism and outlines foreign relations goals as the USSR enters a phase of all-out communism, while criticizing the old Council of Ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auhuuuch Sens
Soviet Union
Oll Council
Mini
Khrukhchev
Elizabeth Taylor Seeks Help After Easter Vacation Row
Rome AP report says Elizabeth Taylor, 30, hospitalized briefly after an Easter seaside idyll with Richard Burton that allegedly ended in a violent quarrel. Hospital said she was treated for a personal matter and then returned home. secretary denied food poisoning or doctor visit in Orbetello. Burton reportedly left Rome after the dispute. Taylor was not seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Cleopatra
Rome Hosatta
Richard Burton
Salvator Mundi
Homié
Miss Taylor
Aeport
Orbetello
Burton
Porto Santo Stefano
Eddie Fisher
Reifle
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West Main Street
VFW
West Spring Creek
Mabel Shop
Turben’s
Chevrolet
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
James
William Kafferlin
Frederick Ahi
Chestnut Street
Wilmer Hodges
Lakewood
Deborah
Max Bemis
Harold Bensink
Gerald Hastman
Spartansburg
Rolland Chase
Corry Bilis Miller
Corry Albert
Albert Brant Sr
David
Edward Eliason
Finchley Lake
Gold Room
Hotel Corry
Anne Mallory
Wayne Valley
EUB Church
Sears
Srey
VFW Ladies
Brownie Stormalic
Tonti Todd
Pashion
Miebotha Reigy
Pice Hihues
Benneti
Corty
Los
Rogers Steel
Erie Times
Larry Barr
Bob Eddy
Jim Rhoades
Gary Dingfeldar
Dick Smith
Bill Schall
Ed Slagle
Terry Williams
George Cookles
Tun
Pappy
Dent
Conelway School
The
Cubs
Erie
Church Council
Nikita
Liz
Supreme Soviet
Mikhail Olshansky
Konstantin Pysti
Fmiradio
Harket
Hi Ki
Tosoa
Pennsylvania
Electrig Company
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