Back to school wear and layaway in multiple towns
Public notices list back to school wear for boys and girls with layaway options at Martons 2410 Popes, alongside admissions and names from Corry Wattsburg Clymer Cambridge Springs Union City and surrounding areas. Discharges include Willis Stroup Sr in Spring Creek and others in Clymer Union City and Waterford. Local event Teeter Ellie Davis at the keyboard in the Ellis Antler Room Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton’s
Willis Stroup
Spring Creek
Eldred Roush
Clymer
Francis Briggs
Garland
Chaney Campbell
Waterford
Allison Bell
Union City
Danel Lewis
R. D
Corry
Teeter
Ellie Davis
Ellis Antler Room
Two Deaths Blamed On Bad Weather
Severe storms in the Ozark region of southwest Missouri left two dead and seven injured. A 15 year old girl drowned when a floating dock capsized at Table Rock Lake near Reeds Spring. A second fatality occurred near Larussell as winds reached 80 mph. Showers and cooler air followed in the South, with 100 degree heat in Texas and the southern Plains easing after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ozark Mountain
Missouri
Aunt's Creek
Table Rock Lake
Reeds Spring
Larussell
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Mercury
Houston
Gonzales
Charleston
S.C
Norfolk
Clarksville
Ark
Midwest
Plankington
Pa Teenager Killed In Crash Near Mars
A Mars area crash on a rural road two miles north of Mars killed 15 year old Richard Staweck and lightly injured 13 year old David Roland who was treated and released. Driver John A. Sorer, 16, escaped injury. All three youths were Mars residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars, Pa
Butler County
Richard Staweck
David Roland
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
John A. Sorer
Mars
65000 Railroad Jobs Must Go
A White House action could block job cuts for about 60 days under the Railway Labor Act. President Kennedy may preserve the status quo by appointing an emergency fact finding board, whose recommendations could anchor renewed negotiations between management and railroad unions. Fireman duties were outlined at a Thursday hearing by Wolfe and Samuel C. Phillips of Cleveland, noting training steps and exam recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Kennedy
Wolfe
Samuel C. Phillips
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Firemen
Phillips
Ehunads
First Steps to Start Area Housing Project Pleasant Acres
Warren County Planning Commission approved preliminary plans on Wednesday for a new housing development named Pleasant Acres in Pleasant Township. Samuel Gigliotti, a local real estate dealer and landowner, leads the project on about four acres two miles from Warren downtown, with a five year development plan. He says water supply is adequate, drainage is good, and the gravel in the area ensures drainage even without sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warr
Pleasant Township
Pleasant Acres
Warren County Planning Commission
Samuel Gigllotti
Warren
Vance Wells
Prescott Lane
Pleasant Drive
Gigliotti
Ex-Convict Held In Murder Case Here
Ex-convict Meas, released from Graterford, is held after an alleged murder involving Janice Chmielewski. Investigators say Meas choked her during a walk, pulled her onto a lounge, rolled it toward a river embankment, and fled as he was spotted by a patrolman. Janice, a high school freshman, was last seen with permission to visit a friend four blocks away. Meas had served six years for arson and related crimes in Reading before his 1955 release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme
Brubaker
Peiarznt
Meas
Pir
Janice
Berkshire Drive
Greenfield
Donha Troutman
Louis
Feltman
Hugeine
Felman
Chester Chmielewski
Betty Jane
Ant
Linda Ann
Robin Monyer
Monyer
Permanent Sign and Display Co
Eastern Correctional Institute
Graterford
Kennedy Eyes Campaign Trail Before Off Year Election
President Kennedy already hints at campaigning two months ahead of the off year elections when all House seats and 39 Senate terms up for re election. He aims to elect Democrats who back his programs and to pressure for a working majority while explaining Medicare urban affairs department and health measures. The piece notes party balance in the House 63 Democrats to 174 Republicans and Senate 14 to 36, with challengers hoping to shift seats and voters weighing the administration’s proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Tvo
Aisipaignine
Hin Co
House of Representatives
Iis
H Health Assistance
Department of Wban Affairs
Lneup
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
White House
Four Erie Men Hurt In Crash
Four Erie men sustained injuries in a collision with abrasions and lacerations reported by attendants. The incident caused about 1000 dollars in losses with hospital lists detailing scalp lacerations rib fractures and limb injuries. Also noted was the death of geologist Ene Davis McEwan in Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Lincoln
Ene Davis McEwan
Parched Pa still Pleading For Rain
A series of seven thunderstorms failed to end Pennsylvania’s drought. Weather Bureau official Warren Kennedy said a low soaking rain of about 48 hours is needed. The storms caused temporary relief in central and eastern counties but runoff reduced ground absorption. In Philadelphia 2.16 inches fell. outages hit eastern Pennsylvania tunnels, with power restored by 4 pm after lightning struck Roxbury station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Warren Kennedy
Harrisburg
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Turnpike
Blue Mountain
Kiltaliony
Tiscarora
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John Macko
Columbus
Cliff Carroll
PS Williams Fruit and Produce Market
Red Haven
Corry Memorial Hospital
Donal Arnink
David Hubbell
Wattsburg
William Hall
North Center Street
Emma Heslink
Joseph Gerzna
Civilion Street
Paul
Spartansburg
Charles Rowe
East Frederick Street
Mark
Ronald Rhodes
North Clymer
Richard Vanderhoof
Bronk Street
Michael Boccio
Eric
Ralph Madden
Robert Denofiro
Erie
James Malone
Robert Samuelson
Mike Litz
Corry Country Club
AllWay Electric
Eerie
Perry’s Inn
Pines
Grice Jewelers
Ronald Peters
East High Street
Richard Weidner
Saegertown
Richard Rose
Cheektowaga
Donald Parker
Concorda Street
Joe Hyde
Waterford Street
Pearl Fitch
Eldridge St. John
Tammy Hawley
Peter
P.m. Lettee Rice Au Jice
Sevevri
Les Elgart
Columbia Recording Orchestra
Amarcur
Walia Sue Park
Youngsville
Island Park
Prc
Wwya Radio & TV
Ram
Jersey
AML
Iil
Sumborce Sr
Funkead Amusenien Ig
Traufor
Laformation
Mary Teconehiuk
The
Youngaville Courier
Yoraigsvilly Homatunte
WAI Assur, Pst
Relman Morin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newspaper Publishers Association
Hammond's Lumber — Building Supplies
Phe Phive
Whee
the Bivins
BIG August Furniture Sale
Free Plaid
Wank Shawart
Janes Stewart
Maureen Chara
Jimmy
Fapian
Sjorn Saxon
Hare Wilson
Reginald Gardiner
Tauri Peiers
Aautrievarda
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