Line-O-Ades and Local Notices Daily Jamestown
Local ads and notices describe polio clinic outreach, school tax changes, police reports on burglaries, a foreign service appointment for a Bradford native, bowling league meetings, bus transportation plans, and band honors with brief city and county items across Jamestown and surrounding areas dated 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Los Bradford
Pat MacEwen
Bradford
Third Ward
New Mudford
MacEwery
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Bowl-Aire
Clearfield
Clearfield County
Prenchville
Andrew Zavatsky
Albert Welker
Woodland
John Haas
Morrisdale
Eagle Furniture and Builders Supply
Columbus
John C. Shea
Cyclone
Foreign Service
Eisenhower
U. S
Shea
Diplomatic Service
Foreign Service Institte
Washington, D. C
Turben
Auto Service
Chevrolet
Eric
Blue Bird Bus Company
Board of Education
Louis Magnand
Rnmpany
Hope Dims For Lost N J Plane In Oklahoma City
Hope dimmed for Henry Griffing and his family missing since Tuesday on a flight from New Jersey to Oklahoma City. Civil Air Patrol planes scoured multiple states as an air land search continued despite bad weather and Griffing's failure to file a flight plan. Griffing, 53, heads Video Independent Theatres Inc. in New Jersey.
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N. J
Oklahoma City
Henry Griffing
New Jersey
Griffing
Teterboro
Josephine
Linda
Phillip
Civil Air Patrol
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
Maryland
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Th Diany
Oklahoma
M Mountains
Video Independent Theatres, Tne
Negro Home Shattered By Blast in Tennessee
In Attanuoga a blast damaged a duplex next to the Thomas Bell family, injuring two of four children. Mayor Olgiatt called the bombings a disgrace and sought a $2,000 reward. The attacks, fifth this month with white and Negro neighbors helping, target a Negro family amid racial overtones.
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Umattanouga
Tenn
Thomas Bell
P. R. Olgiatt
Reid
Kids Drive Car Into Another In Private Lot
Three Muscato children were injured slightly when a parked car rolled downhill in a private lot near the YWCA in Jamestown. James T. Muscato parked his vehicle and his teens remained aboard as the car moved in neutral, striking Clare M. Anderson’s station wagon. Both cars then stopped about 70 feet from the initial impact against a wall. Mary Muscato, 9, suffered a mouth injury, David, 4, a head bump, and James, 3, a head bump and a laceration. all treated at Jamestown General Hospital.
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James T. Muscato
Jamestown Ywca
Clare M. Anderson
Jamestown
Muscata
Jamestown General Hospital
Mary
David
James
Resort Dark and Damaged as Forest Fires Rage
Resort areas faced outages and rationing as forest fires swept the region. Electricity pumps failed, casinos stayed open, clubs used diesel generators, andpower lines could take up to two days to restore. Marilyn Monroe film premiere in Reno was scrubbed and a heavyweight bout was canceled.
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Cuunuuen Suas
Uneleate
Marylin Monroe
Reno
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Long Island
Howard Kine
Sierra Pacific Power Co
Hospital cannot summon doctor in emergency at Corry Memorial
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 2-8201, the Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Admitted and Discharged Names in Corry Area List
A dated hospital roll lists admissions and discharges including Mrs Helen L Petty 328 West Washington, Mrs George A Myers 04 Concord, Hiram L Daley R D3 Corry admitted Sunday. Discharges include Mrs Anthony Downer Union City and Frank Ly Perry Columbus. Additional names: Mrs James R Maginnis Spartansburg, Mrs Daisy Ruslink R D2 Clymer, Coletta Boulwell Corry, Robert Lewis R D1 Bear Lake, Mrs Archie Calhoun R D1 Corry, Mrs Mary Beckwith Bear Lake, Donald 18 son of Mr and Mrs Donald Bigelow Spartansburg, Hiram Daley R D A Corry, Mrs Anthony Sventek Columbus, Harold Anderegg R D & Cony, Edward 9 son of Mrs Shirley Wendt 419 East Pleasant, Albert Smith R D1 Corry, Mrs Thomas Linski and son Thomas Edward Jr 516 East South, Mrs Dorothy May Spartansburg Wattsburg, Daryl Hanks 38 Miles Street.
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Helen L. Petty
West
Washington Street
George A. Myers
Concord Street
Hiram L. Daley
R.D
Corry
Anthony Downer
Union City
Frank Ly
Perry
Columbus
James R. Maginnis
R. D
Spartansburg
Daisy Ruslink
Clymer
Coletta Boulwell
Robert
Lewis
Albert Smith
Thomas Linski
Thomas Edward Jr
East South Street
Dorothy May
Sparkansburg
Union City Address List Included for Saturday
Union City residents and area names appear in a compiled address list. Names such as Wilbur J Rutherford Archie Brown Mrs Harry Fish Ellen Bowen Frank Kennedy Henry Orton Harry Chapman John Mangel Isabelle Foster Donald Porter Cynthia Post and others are listed with street addresses and routes in Union City Watts borough Wa tersburg Cambridge Springs Corry and Waterford areas.
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Union City
Wilbur J. Ruterford
Archie Brown
West High Street
Mark Janes
Brie
Harry Fish
West Third Street
Waterford
John Chase
R. D
Cecil Covey
Miles Street
Ellen Bowen
Cambridge Springs
Frank Kennedy
Wes
High Street
Henry Orton
Wattsboro
Harry Chapman
South Street
John Mangel
Second Avenue
Isabelle Foster
West Pleasant Street
Corry
Daryl Hanks
Donald Porter
Milton Bonney
Wattsburg
Cynthia Post
Washington Street
Funeral services for Mrs Donna Jean Davis
Funeral services for Mrs Donna Jean Davis will be held at Glenn Funeral Home in Unio City at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev HRay Harris Aundaling. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery in Unio City. Friends may fill at ay funeral home any Amerif for a p m Monday.
Nixon tries new image without breaking with Eisenhower
Vice President Richard M. Nixon positions himself as distinct from President Eisenhower by backing a stronger civil rights push and a more assertive foreign policy while avoiding direct criticism of the administration. He aligns with Nelson Rockefeller on defense spending, signals farm policy shifts, and pledges more cabinet initiative without upending Eisenhower’s leadership.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Joh F. Kennedy
Lke
Kennnedy
Eisenhower
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Agri
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Murder Trial Of Franklin Trio Under Way
The murder trial for Jerald Riddle, Floyd Resinger, and Douglas Keller began in Franklin with Judge John Budite presiding. Mays Mill resident R. Warren Mays died after a July beating. Riddle pleaded guilty, while Resinger and Keller pleaded not guilty. About 300,000 tons of charcoal are produced annually in the United States, two-thirds for cooking.
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Franklin Trio
Franklin
R. Warren Mays
Rockland Township
Mtst
John F. Budite
Jerald Riddle Dr. 2
Polk
Floyd Resinger
Rocky Grove
Douglas Keller
M Mays
Mays Mill
Rockland
Cranberry
Riddle
Resinger and
Keller
Mays
Resinger
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jamestown Health Department
State Armory
Columbus Club
East Branch Grange
East Branch
Falconer
Falconer Central
Jeal
Tfasa
Olean
YMCA
Crandall W. Cowles
Board of Trust Lees
WOTM
Canadohia Lake
Moose Home
Malke
Saegertown
Civic Stadium
Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
Denver Broncos
Warren
Fairbanks
Dorothy Honistek
Martha G. Lawson
National Bank of Corry
Kids
James Tourt
Wilbur Rickers
W. W. Mammond Jr
R. &. Nesmond
Anderson
Lon Hanna
Marlow
Hotpoint
Crosley
Philco
Dixie
Hardwick
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Angel Food
Paris
Toni
Alka-Seltzer
N Health and Service Store
Barney
Speedway
Tire Also Speedway-Proved Tires Champions
Turnpike
Tira
Bayon
S. Center St
Corry, P
Bride
Palmer
St. Paul Church
Purdey
Tate
Flower
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