Fragmented Ohio Valley notices mix ads and local items
A jagged page fragment lists Line-O-Ads Grove City events and contests, a midwestern Pennsylvania futures partnership mention, and community notices. It also covers a Bradford explosion, holiday fruit cakes from Corry Baking, Kane snow reports, Christmas club pitches, new deputy sheriff officers, a WOTM meeting, a Union Township wage tax plan, and Cherry Hardware clearance offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Baking Company
Bradford
Bradford News Cr
Bradford Hospital
Ervin A. Abers Sr
Ervin Jr
Raymond Ostranger
Dial
Kane
Mayville
Chautauqua County Deputy Sheriff's Association
Dunkirk
Joseph Klaiber
Algore Carlson
Richard Nylander
Elmer Widlund
Thomas Grace
WOTM
Meadville
Union Township
Hell
Center Beboul
Secretar Samuel HH. Barro
Cherry Hardware
Christmas Seals Fight 78 Brings Local Notices And Ads
A jumble of local notices and classifieds reports burglaries and court pleas at Erie and Aliquippa, Christmas shopping ads for Ike's Sport Shop and Sea's Drugs, turkey orders, a church dinner near First Presbyterian, hearing aid sales, vehicle crash notes, and a VFW dance announcement. Names include Kenneth DeWitt Marshall Ezra Besson Michael Williams and Gerald Promknecht. Events cover Dec 4 deadline for ads, a Santa display in Franklin and a Street Engineering Magazine piece on Jamestown snow removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alexa
Wally
Ike
Ene
Kenneth DeWitt Marshall
Aliquippa
Erie
Ezra Besson
Earl Schelb
Micchael Williams
Booker T. Washington Center
Sea's Drugs
Patrick Wardell
Haniot Hospital
Route 5
Dad
McCray
First Presbyterian Church
Fovlok
Pel. R.machees
Everting
Rexall
Funeral notices and local layoffs headline Jamestown area notices
Funeral services announced for Terry Stronp and Michael Knowitia include services at First Baptist Church and St. Thomas Church with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bessie Harris rites set for Glenn Funeral Home Union City. About 30 Jamestown Di vision, Art Metal employees laid off due to slight business decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
F. Stronp
First Baptist Church
Pine Genve
Knowlton
Michael B Knowitia
Bawcken
St. Thomas Church
Harris
Bessie Harris
Glenn
Union City
Evergreen Cemiptery
Friends Tay
Strife Torn Algiers Fears New Violence
Algiers faces renewed unrest after four shooting deaths and hundreds injured as riots flare around the Casbah. French troops and police ring Moslem quarters while authorities fear funeral processions could ignite further clashes across the city and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
API
Bottorn
Casabah
Charles de Guulle
Algeria
Teasom
Pars
Oran
Casbah
Alger
Army Perfects Pershing Missile Amid Test Success
The Army scored a second successful test of a two stage Pershing ballistic missile. General Piehard M. Hilret, commander of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency, called the flight a notable success. The Army and Martin Co aim to validate the weapon with a range of 50 to 700 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rit
Pirie
Piehard M. Hilret
Norway Premier Hornerud Dies at 101
Oslo reports the death of Norway's first Socialist premier Christopher Hornerud at 101. He led the shortest government in Norwegian history, serving from January 28 to February 1 in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Oslo
Christopher Hornerud
Hornsrud
Hospital Admission and Discharge Report Snapshot
Admission notes list Jamis Jewell of Pittsfield and May Thomas Mellons R Di 2 among others. Discharges include Gurwood A Morris of Pittsfield and Mrs Charles A Rowe of Aucquilyn with various Union City and Waterford addresses listed. Names and addresses appear in a jumble with no clear dates or structured details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamis Jewell
Pittsfield
Thomas Mellons
Aris Walker
North Clyner
Linis Potter
East Scintt Pifret
Cannell Pitro
South Cotser Street
Gurwood A. Morris
Charles A. Rowe
East Frederick Street
Aucquilyn
Isd Mis
Milton Morris
R. D
Corry
George Schall
East South, Street
Soviet Cuban Trade Talks Reported by Tass
A Tass dispatch from Moscow cites talks in Havana between Soviet officials led by Mikhail Kusnin, vice minister of trade, and Cuban economic chief Ernest Gvara on trade cooperation and potential shipments. The report outlines high level discussions as both sides explore strengthening economic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Havetin
Cuba
Tir Inkl
Tass
Headiye Poedylesation
Mikhail Kusml
Freien Trage
Ernest Guevara
Nations Quit Congo Peace Force Shrinks UN Mission
Guinea and Morocco announce troop withdrawals from the Congo operation reducing force by over five thousand. United Nations presence drops from about twenty thousand to under seventeen thousand with Morocco the largest unit leaving. Guinea Guta and Indonesia follow, undermining Congo peace efforts and prompting calls for a new plan while critiquing UN protection failures for Patrice Lumumba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
Congo
Guinea
Morocco
United Naions
Gutea
United Arab Republic
Indon
Esia
Tar TN
Hans Tie Soviet
Astin
Athenit
Ubap Ue Secuity Council
Dave Hammarshijeld
Patrice Lumumba
Conao
Joseph Mobutu
United Nations
Ceyion
Ceylon
Claude Core
Valerian Zuri
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Corre Journal
Grove City
Armust
Pennsylvania
Future Partners
Nf America
Mol &How
FFA
Eric
Gerald Promknecht
Purdler
Saratoga
Gorge Christoph
John J Toflinski
Ralph H. Owen
Carl R Westergrenscla
Swain Wiyoon
Myers
Weidell Lew Waute
Jadla
Gowanda
Gur
Walced Jerome Waite
Stanley Pecora
Myrtle Chamberlain
Tu-S Ti
Franklin
Franklin Area
Russell Stover
Sea’s Drugs
Jamestown
Street
VFW
Bud Sampson
Darwin
Timex
Service and Health
Verango
Richard D. Shafter
Hammermill
Corry Journal Printing Department
Oil City
Cass
Bradford City
Colmer
Army
NORGE
Freezer
Tonger
North Center Street
EU OG
Agani Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gorton Bisbet
Union By
Kert Simmons
John J. Lewis
Gertrude Jones
East Street
Harold Hammond
Waterfiyd Steet
Unron City
Boris Erdely
Waterford
Cindy Hall
Cherry Street
Wendy Phillips
Chueal
Py As
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
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