Sport Brief From City Pub Page
A compact update from the public sports page notes local team play, with emphasis on recent results and upcoming fixtures. It mentions community clubs and officials coordinating schedules at city venues and pubs linking fans to match nights.
Hydetown Boy Critical After Being Shot
Hydetown youth Carl Burrows, 15, remained in critical condition at Titusville Hospital after a high powered rifle shot wounded him in Hydetown Saturday afternoon. The 30-30 rifle, fired accidentally by Gary Crawford, 15, as the boys were woodchuck-hunting near Hydetown Area Elementary School, struck Burrows in the abdomen. Crawford sobbed nearby as authorities investigated, with both boys unable to be questioned due to injuries.
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Uey Sume
Carl Burrows
Hydetown
Titusville Hospital
Meadville
Gary Crawford
Burrows
Crawford
William Lee
Titusville
Lee
Final Rites Held For G. A. Hall
Funeral services for George A. Hall were held at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 2 PM with Rev. Burkett Smith officiating and burial in Beas Lake Cemetery. Bearers included George Dalrymple Floyd Smith Jr Paul Smith Walter Payden Louis Brunecz and Jack Mc Coy. Attendees from several nearby towns included William Phillips and family George Wood Roy Hall Oliver Dalrymple Dalrymple family Evie Payden Beardsley Dalrymple family Bru necz family Brown Barty Johnson and many local friends.
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George A. Hall
Bracken Funeral Home
Burkett Smith
Beas Lake
George Dalrymple
Floyd Smith Jr
Paul Smith
Walter Payden
Louis Brunecz
Jack McCoy
aWay
William Phillips
George Wood
Union City
Roy Hall
Dunkirk
Oliver Dalrymple
Evie
Harl Beardsley
Cleveland
Busti
Richard Brown
Youngsville
Guy Barty
Ashville
Ex-Kresge Aide Dies in Detroit at 87
Charles B. Van Dusen, 87, former president of S. S. Kresge Co., died Saturday in Detroit. He joined the firm in 1904, helped build Kresge, which began in 1912, and led the chain from 1925 to 1938.
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Kresge
Detroit
Charles B. van Dusen
S. 5. Kresge Co
Atresge and Wilson
Kresge Co
Clymer Dam to Receive 5000 in County Funds
MAYVILLE The board of supervisors approved 5000 dollars to the County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs to aid building a dam at Clymer on federation land. The project aims for a two mile recreation take for county residents, with total costs estimated between 20000 and 30000 dollars. The board also authorized 25000 dollars in architect fees to Beck and Tinkham for continued county infirmary plans, with total costs potentially reaching 102000 dollars depending on building costs.
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Clymer
Mayville
Board of Supervisors
County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Federation
Beck and Tinkham
Jamestown
Hold Rites For Mrs. T. Royek
Mrs Teresa Royek was laid to rest after a 10 o clock Mass at St Elizabeths Church with Rev Cyril Krovi as celebrant and Rev Cyril Cooper and Rev Sean Doleski as assisting clergy Interment followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery Bearers included John Pondell George Kielar Florian Gibas Frank Sanders Stanley Hajee Sr Joseph Niedomys Out of town relatives attended from Moundsville Wheeling Triadelphia and MacMackin and many local friends attended the service.
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Teresa Royek
St. Elizabeth's Church
Cyril Krovi
Cyril Cooper
Sean Doléski
St. Eliabeth’s Cemetery
John Pondell
George Kielar
Florian Gibas
Frank Sanders
Stanley Hajee Sr
Joseph ‘Niedomys
John Gemensky
Stanley Gemenisky
Moundsville
W. Va
John Gem Jr
Wheeling
W Vo
Sheldon Vannaman Triadelphia
Stella ,Tribbett
MacMackin
Norway Fails In Peace Plan Votes
Norway pushes a UN General Assembly peace plan amid clashes over Lebanon and Jordan. Deputy Foreign Minister Hans Engen seeks two thirds support, while the Soviet backed draft urges U.S. and U.K. troop withdrawals and expanded UN observer roles. U.A.R. and Indian delegates express cautious positions as mid East tensions persist.
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Hage Une
United Arab Republic
U.N. General Assembly
Hans Engen
Bi-nation Assembly
Soviet Union
Assembly
United States
Britain
U.N
Lebanon
Joren
Jordan
Engen
U.S
U.A.R
Mahmoud Fawzi
Arthur Lall
Lall
India
Fawzi
Dozens Die in Pennsylvania Accidents Across Counties
A string of weekend accidents across Pennsylvania left numerous fatalities. Names of the deceased include Marquardt’s wife Susana 20 Shirley Ann Swenson 19 Joyce Blaine McCausland 18 and Nancy Jane Henry 18, all government secretarial workers. Marquardt, stationed at Andrews Air Force Base, was driving. Other victims include Claude Schneider 66 of Edinboro after a 2 foot fall, Kathleen Violanti months-old from McKees Rocks from furniture polish intake, John Jeffers 38 of Rochester killed near Beaver Falls, Ronald Hatch 15 of Kane fatally struck on Route 68, two young men Kenneth J. Gathers and Kenneth L. Smith 20 each in a Clarion County crash, Mrs Anna Marie Pschirer 55 of Pittsburgh injured in August crash and Karen Alexander 11 of Nanty Glo drowned in Shenango River near Sharpsville.
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Marquardt
Susana
North Apollo
Armstrong County
Shirley Ann Swenson
Apollo
Joyce Blaine McCausland
Nancy Jane Henry
Fort Apollo
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Clarion
Leeper
Snydersburg
Clarion County
Marine Pfe
Kenneth J. Gathers
Kenneth L. Smith
Clarion R. D
Sharpsville
Cambria
Shenango River
Hickory Township
Karen Alexander
James C. Alexander
Nanty Glo R. D
Big Eats Camp
Mayville Trio Held For Grand Jury In Burglary
Mayville youths Rob ert Wester 17 and Charles Singer 27 were arraigned before Justice A. Roy Perkins on third degree burglary and held for the grand jury in connection with burglaries at the Mayville Conservation clubhouse on Bloomer Road last month. James Linger 16, also jailed, awaits grand jury appearance. authorities say Singer is Linger’s uncle and the driver of the vehicle. Four other youths under 16 were later apprehended in the same break-in cases.
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Chautauqua County
Grand
Mayville
Bloomer Road
James Linger
Young Linger
Uider
World's Biggest Sub Nearly Done
Workers near completion on the Triton the 109 million dollar submarine to be the largest and most expensive. The 5900 ton 447 foot vessel with two atomic engines will slide into the Thames River soon after noon Tuesday. Capt Edward L Beach renowned WWI submariner and former naval aide to Eisenhower will skipper the ship as it joins a growing fleet of atomic powered submarines already built, under construction, or authorized.
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Groton
Edward L. Beach
Pacific
Eisenhower
Call For Laws On Air Pollution In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania health official Dr. C. L. Wilbur urged legislation to strengthen air pollution regulation. He said authority stops at municipalities and urged state action, noting air currents cross lines. The talk at the Pennsylvania Health Conference highlighted pollution rise as cities and industry grow, while praising recent lows in polio and maternal deaths and stressing elderly health challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Park, Pa
Pennsylvania
C. L. Wilbur
Wilbar
Hey
Wilbur
Pub We Health
State Health Department
CBS TV Chief Says Networks Offer Improved Season
Louis G Cowan president of CBS Television outlines an optimistic season with three networks, CBS TV leading in drama five nights weekly. He notes more Westerns and adventure stories, limited quiz shows, and a strong focus on writers and production talent as a hidden iceberg of creative investment.
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New York
Louis G. Gowan
CBS Television Network
Cbs-Tv
Cowan
Wwan
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