Mead Park shooting report and local notices
City police investigated a reported shooting in Mead Park area but found only tracks in the snow and no gunman. The page also lists a drowning, a teen program party, a search for a desertion suspect, a civil suit from a car crash widow, local two car collision injuries, a car incident with a hit and run, a missing girl alert, nursing school board results, and local hospital staff placements.
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Mead Park
Park
Contractor A W Harmon Remodels second floor above drug store
The second floor above Widmann and Teah drug store is being remodeled by contractor A. W. Harmon. Dr Hugh A O'Hare’s former quarters will become offices for John Harder Fenstermacher, formerly in the National Bank building, with the remaining space converted into living apartments.
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A. W. Harmon
Widmann and Teah
Hugh A. O'Hare
John Harder Fenstermacher
National Bank
Rites Held for Mrs Mary Padmore in Tunea Service
The Tuneta area funeral service for Mrs. Mary Padmore was conducted yesterday afternoon at Davison Funeral Home at 2 o clock with Rev Earl V Willetts presiding and Rev Howard Stull assisting. Bearers included J R Tiffany Keppel Tiffany Percie McCray Fred N Barton Burl F Willetts and B J Wright. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from away were Rev and Mrs Willetts and children Victor Jack and Grace of Berea Ohio and Mr and Mrs Burl F Willetts of Meadville.
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Mary, Padmore
Davison Funeral
Earl Vv. Willetts
Howard Stull
J. R. Tiffany
Keppel Tiffany
Percie McCray
Fred N Barton
Burl F. Willetts
B.J. Wright
Pine Grove Cemetery
Rey
Willetts
Victor
Jack and
Grace
Berea
Ohio
Meadville
Damascus reception honors Locke after resignation
Locke, who resigned as special envoy to the Middle East, postponed his departure to attend an official Damascus reception. He will leave Tuesday after being invited by Syria’s vice premier Col. Adib Shishely, with resignation effective January 5 following a State Department consultation over a critical speech.
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Eer
Beirut
Lebanon
Xawin A Locke
J. 5
Middle East
Damascus
Locke
Syria
Adib Shishely
State Department
Sid Holicies
Mayor mum on police chief in Sinclairville case
Mayor Henry Hanchard will not dismiss Police Chief Alfred Rondazap before the next Vill age Board meeting in June. Attorney Michael D. Lombardo has withdrawn bail application set at 15000 cash and will seek it after a preliminary hearing before Justice A. Roy Perkins at Mayville. Rondazap, 45, is detained on first degree assault charges for wounding Bernice Bargar, 29, of Fredonia on December 14. Bargar, a restaurant partner, is hospitalized in Jamestown General Hospital in good condition.
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Sinclairville
Henry Hanchard
Alfred Rondazap
Runeagro
Michael D. Lombardo
Jamestown
Clarence D. Bell
Randazoo
Sinclairville-Gery Road
Bargar
Jamestown General Hospital
Disbandment of St Albans Bachelors Association
In St Albans England the Local Bachelors Mutual Protective Association has disbanded as all members have married or become engaged.
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Bachelors’ Group
ST. Albans
Eng
Bachelors’ Mutual Protective Association
Prac- Healy
Tuberculosis Remains Major Public Health Issue
A Metropolitan Life statistician notes tuberculosis caused one third of U.S. deaths in 1952 while the disease remains a significant medical and public health problem in the county. He cites 1.2 million U.S. cases nationwide with 400,000 active, 250,000 outside hospitals, and 115,000 new cases yearly requiring care. Continuous, integrated medical programs and public education are urged to curb spread and work toward elimination.
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New York
United States
Louis Dublin
Metropolitan Life Trsurance Company
Dublin
Injuries Prove Fatal in Five-Car Crash
Elizabeth Ann McKenzie, 48, hospitalized since November 7 after a five-car collision on the Aliquippa Highway, died yesterday at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Her death marks the final toll of the wreck.
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New Castle
Elizabethh Ann McKenzie
Aliquippa
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Incurably Ill Mother Grows Stronger After Christmas Birth
In Los Angeles a mother with Hodgkins disease endured caesarean birth of a son at Angelis Hospital. The infant, Michael Garrett, weighed five pounds, two ounces. Both mother Jean Gur and child were reported in good condition as the family, including Thomas Garrett and three older sons, celebrated Christmas. In Hong Kong Joseph Peter McGinn, a Maryknoll priest expelled from China after 27 years, arrived amid postwar tensions. An estimate notes 21 million atheists in the United States.
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Los Angeles
Tiny Michael
Emmanuel Garrett
Angelis Hospital
Jean Gur
Ae Sal
Michael
Hong Kong
Joseph Peter McGinn
Philadelphia
McGinn
China
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James F. Elder
Mercer County
Susi Martini
Titusville
Gerald Staples
Arthur Burgess
Corry
Charlene Reither
Polk
Donald Reither
Claris Mills
Leta Beverages Company
Oi | Oily
Reither
Beverage Company
James Reither
Stoneore
Route
Tiona
Leroy Fellan
Sheffield
James W. Bailey
Glarendon
Warren General Hospital
Balley
Genevieve Bollinger
Felton
Mr. Felton
Mrs. Felton
Bernice Felton
Betty Cillahan
Ralph Fisk
East South Street
E South Street
Fisk
Temple
Stewart
Louisville
Kane
Cleveland
Corry Gradiles
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Mildred M. Gibas
Floryan Gibas
Corry Memorial Hospital
Phyllis Scott
W. C. Scott
Wayne Street
Scott
Meyer Hospital
Norma Dean May
Dorothy May
West Church Street
Spencer Hospital
E. P. Newman
Botany
Katherine
North Center Street
Powell
Mary’ Padmore
Mum
Kinney Plumbing CO
Columbus
Bob Desmond
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Thomas Garrett
Thomas Jr
Robert
Raleigh
Mrs. Garrett
Oni
Coats
Leed
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