Line-O-Ads regional roundup from Butler and Erie
Butler Rita Critchlow crowned Miss Agriculture of Butler Courtly at Buller Farm Show. Titusville Earl Van Valkenburg, 22, jailed on a felony morals warrant. pleaded innocent and remanded. Warren Ford rally and Tin Lizzie display at Chapman Dam. Jamestown antique auto clubs involved. Erie Frank Geiger home rezoned to permit a funeral home. opposition from neighbors declined. Millcreek burglary nets liquor and cigarettes. St Thomas Lawn Festival announced. Meadowville Fralick family reunion set for August 21 at Ash Hill Pavilion. Linda Sinck, 8, listed in good condition after auto incident. Local line ads outline rates. Will of Helen W. Black filed for probate. Corry Rotary pick ups. Erie vandalism cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Earl van Valkenberg
N. Allen Low
Crawford County
Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Warren
Ohio
Ford Model T Restorers’ Club
Erie
Chapman Dam Recreation Area
Millcreek
St. Thomas
Fralick
Ash Hill
Mead Park
Eric
Linda’ Sinck
George Hobbs
Helen W. Black
North East Church
Corry Country’ Club
Earl Haight
Elsie Roof
Frank D. Geiger
Millcreek Township
Millcreek Zowes Commission
Fiye Rexall Drugs
Meadville
Eugene Nice
Hartley
Hickory
Paman
Erie County
George Dudick
James ‘Hogan
dSefault
Hogan
WOTM
Harry D. Atkins
C.F. Schaaf
David Macl
Funeral Services for Mrs. Alice K Bowman Planned
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice K Bowman will be conducted from Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment follows in Pine Grove Cemetery. Revs Leroy Wiley and Thomas Lindsey preside. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home Monday 7 to p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Alice K. Bowman
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Leroy Wiley
Thomas Lindsey
Hoag
William Hoag
A. Brugger and Sons
East Ninth Street
Erie
Harold Johnson
West Lake Baptist Church
Waterford Cemetery
Lodge Urges Resumption of Disarm Talks at UN
United Nations New York—Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge planned to urge the U N Disarmament Commission to press for a speedy restart of talks between the West and the Communist bloc on global disarmament. The Soviet Union and allies were expected to boycott the opening session, with Khrushchev possibly leading the Soviet delegation at the General Assembly in September. Lodge, a longtime U N delegate and former president, would deliver the lead speech before resuming his campaign duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Nyap Ils
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Lodge
Washington
Eisenhower
U.s.state Department
U.N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Harmony Bus Line Defies PUC Edict
Harmony Bus Line refuses to resume service, says it will file an answer to a PUC order. Company president McCahill Jr. offers no comment as 48 machinists strikes and 141 drivers join picket lines amid a contract dispute. PUC had ordered service to resume. action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritiopuhun
Harmony Short Ling
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sun-Telegraph
Public Utility Commission
David I. McCahill Jr
International Assn. of
Lodge 1060
McCahill
PUC
Warren Residents Complain Over Hoodlum Gang Activity
Warren residents report nightly disturbances by a gang of youths near the Texas Lunch and Salvation Army, with obscene language and vandalism. One 20-year-old man was arrested for loitering and ordered to appear before Justice of the Peace Martha Lawson next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Noisf
Iti
Borough
Justice of the Peace
Martha Lawson
Ang
Salvation Army Citadel Buillehny
Salvation Army
Ute Street
Texas Lunch
Rawaly
Jem
Pial
Cine
Titusville Mayor and Council Hit Misfeasance Claim
Titusville mayor C M Sonne charged the city treasurer's office with misfeasance and moved to secure efficiency through legal measures if needed. Acting city engineer John Fay faced neglect charges as council weighs private meeting and possible replacement. The council backed subpoenas for treasurer Sara Negins to obtain financial reports, while considering appointing HI and HN as interim city engineers. Harmony faces daily fines of 50 dollars if it fails to comply with a PUC order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
C. M.' Sonne
John Fay
Sara Nevins
Mio
Sonne
John Rookerey
i+ francis
Paul Morst
Miss Negins
Fay
HI & HN
Lonine
William D. Kriner
Kriner
Robert Conway
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Local Names
At the Corry Memorial Hospital in emergency calls advised as 26201. Admitted Mrs Harold Anderege R D 1 Mrs James Krone R D 2 Harold T Ayers R D 4 Mrs Donald Meadon North East Mrs William Watson Spartansburg Jon 5 son of Mr and Mrs Myrl D Bab sock Clymer Discharged Darlene 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs Kyle T Johnson R D 1 Mrs Michael W Schultz and Paw Mark Sugar Grove William Stright 532 East Main Street Mrs Paul Tinke and Carol Ann R D 4 Mrs Irwin Thompson Nort Clymer Greg ory Mr and Mrs Gordon Shampoe Clymer Glen McCaslin 319 Delaware Street George A Beduze 135 Park Street Mrs Mildred Alfred Erle transferred to Hamot Hospital Union City Ralph Burge R D G Waterford Opal Orton R D 1 Wattsburg Cynthia Post 10 Washington Street Union City Eilen Hellyer 4 New Street Union City John Harnak R D 1 Union City Mrs Frank Haskins 17 Prospect Street Union City Mrs Harry Fish West Third Street Waterford Lottery Wise R D 2 Center swire Paula Feterson 133 East High Mrs Mildred Cliro West Brownsville Ps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anderege
R. D
James Krone
Harold T. Ayers
Donald Meadon
North East
William Watson
Spartansburg
Jon
Myrl D. Babsock
Clymer
Darlene
Kyle T. Johnson
Michael W. Schultz
Paw Mark
Sugar Grove
William
Union Ctiy
Ralph Burge
R. D. G. Waterford
Opal Orton
Wattsburg
Cynthia Post
Washington Street
Union City
Eilen Hellyer
New Street
John Harnak
Frank Haskins
Harry Fish
West Third Street
Waterford
Lottery Wise
Centerswire
Paula Feterson
East High Street
Mildred Cliro
West
Brownsville
Cat on the window ledge sparks family rescue tale
New York writer Hal Boyle recalls a morning scare as his cat Lady Dottie climbs onto an open air conditioning unit nine stories high. Frances calmly retrieves the cat, Tracy cheers the safe return, and the piece ends noting Presidents Zachary Taylor and James Madison were second cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dottie
Lady Dottie
Tracy
Kitty
Frances
Lady Dottle
Rover
Zachary Taylor
James Madison
Fire destroys warehouse in Dickerson Run
A Dickerson Run warehouse used by Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. of Connellsville burned last night in a blaze of undetermined cause. Firemen estimated the damage at $100,000 with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Dickerson Run
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butler
Rita Critchlow
Mia
Dean Critchlow
Harrisville
Miss Agriculture of
Butler Courtly
Buller Farm
Aist Center Street
James T. Hogan
Arthur W. Tarr
Lewis Sigworth
Airdale Corp
Sessling~haus and
Ostergaard
Conbracon
Harmony Bus Line
Rap
Chanics
Harmony
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank’s Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Aptor Servies
Roberts Furniture and Appliance
Columbus
Barney
Barney B
Corry
Bennett's Corry's House of Fashion
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hal Boyle
Corry Drive-In
Tony Randall
Eddie Hodges
Huckleberry Finn
Steven Reeves
James Cagney
Washington St
Corry, PA
Pennsylvani
Morton
G Skinner
Lillian
Lin Street
Cornell
Beeny
Pri
Erlec
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