Refunds Approved At Central Electric Co op Meeting
Central Electric Co operative members approved a 4074 dollar refund or about 22 percent of each 1951 bill. Refund checks will be mailed by early December. Ballots for 1958 agricultural conservation committees must be returned to the Erie County ASC office by 5 am September 5. New officers take office October 1, 1957.
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Central Electric Co-operative
White=il
Embenton
Wecordhine
WE Mem Kinley
Erie County
ASC
Erie
Beng
Eiseus
Debe Alee
Tessima
Jamestown directors approve $250 pledge amid lawsuits
In Jamestown, directors of Lie steamer CiLY voted to defend suits with a $250 pledge by Chiutaugus Lake Regions Ine. The move, supported by A.B Bottini, aims to settle Palens thr excess from services on the Strut and work performed by Grey Spl omonson and Wallage A Ging.
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Lie Steamer Cily
Jamestown
Wight
Stsuif
Chiutaugus Lake
Pireston
Bottini
Palens
Wallage
Prominent Oil Producer In Area Dies
Henry B Suhr of Oil City a noted figure in western Pennsylvania oil fields died at Presbyterian Hospital after three weeks illness. A 65 year old director of South Penn Oil Co he also held private oil interests. He served as a major with the Army Navy Petroleum Board in Washington During World War II survivors include his mother and two sons Charles E Suhr of Yuma Artz and Henry B Suhr Jr of Clarksville Tenn.
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Henry B Suhr
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Suhr
South Fenn Oi Co
Orea
Charles Suhr
Saint Penn
Army-Na Petroleum Board
Washington
Charles E Suhr
Yuma, Artz
Henry B. Suhr Jr
Clarkvalle
Tens
Airman’s death investigated near railroad tracks in PA
The Air Force at Greater Pittsburgh Airport is probing the August 5 death of Airman A. Richard A. Moody of Harrisburg whose body was found along railroad tracks near New Brighton. Moody had been on leave after returning from overseas.
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Pittsburgh
Air Force
Greater Pittsburgh
New Brighton
A. Richard A. Moody
Harrisburg
County Heads Back New Highway Plans
County Commissioners backed highway plans amid debate on assessor duties and tax concerns. Delegations from several towns discussed proposed routes while officials urged efficiency in filing assessments and revising the tax program.
Hold Rites For Mrs Shambaugh
Funeral service for Mrs. Shambaugh held at Davison Funeral Home with Rev. De Bort and Rev. Whiteman officiating. Interment in Union Cemetery Titusville. Bethany Sunday School class members attended. Bearers named. Attendees from away include multiple Shambaugh relatives and local residents.
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Leon Perkins Shambaugh
Lawrence A. Porter
Elda Anderson
Brie
G. M. Bettes
SupeArevla
Texas
T.A. Bettes
Jamestown
Francis Whiteman
Buffalo
N. Y
Carlos Shambaugh
Sandy Lake
Pay
Ellsworth Shambaugh
Robert Shambaugh
Win Con Hell
Louise Louis
Pie Lusville
Paul Shanbough
Sparkinsburg
Mahison Sweek
Peach Cree
N.Y
Hdl
Jones Cuttisell Clymer Mos
Amie de Vor
Cambridge Sprines
Florence Hydy Youngsville
Mildred West
Retirement Dinner Honors Graham at Aerco Affiliate
Former executive Graham L. led a retirement dinner at the Aerco affiliate, attended by 62 people including former employees Dor othy Linendell Stewart Long Vic Lundberg and others. Clyde eum president and Rives praised his service, a gilded testimonial book designed by Barry Bickle presented, and Mrs. Graham received roses as the evening closed.
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Oh Graham
Mfy Co
Lefule
Witton Ak
Inehisine
Clyde
Eum
Comany Amon Hhese
Dorothy Linendell
Stewart Long
Vic Lundberg
Jeanette Baressi
Erle
S Bong
Mr. Bow
Fenn Brass and Copper Company
Harold Crane
UL Aero
Lea Strauss
Net George Wurm
Barry Bickle
Graham
Mr. Graham
Proxmire Wins McCarthy Seat In Primary Vote
In Wisconsin, Senator Proxmire secured about 6 percent of the vote in the Democratic primary after beating Clement Zablocki. Kohler trailed with roughly 45,000 votes to Proxmire’s 45,085 in a contested GOP-leaning statewide result.
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Proxmire
McCarthy
Clement Zablock
Repans
Kohler
Mcarthy
Kobler
Itievhd
Fea
Candice
Rohwer
Tactais
Republiwwa
Yal Berra ToCh India Bray Gia Spli By Your Bers
The fragmentary text references a sports figure with scattered phrases around a game and a possible score line. It mentions New York and a bench or team context with unclear actions. Core facts are not coherent, but imply a baseball or sports moment tied to a team in New York.
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India
Sun Bob Dig Te Bell Ree at Prnly
unclear source text. readable fragments indicate a local notice or brief item mentioning names Sun Bob Dig Te Bell and Ernie with a ble for reer. no coherent event or context available to summarize meaningfully.
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Sun
Bob Dig
Bell
Ree
Prnly
Ernie Vith Hi
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