Ski slopes face thin snow and delays in Corryders
The article notes a mild spell and limited ski days as Corryders operators cope with sparse snow. A break in at a Rome Town ship garage near Buell's Corners is under investigation by local authorities. YMCA skiing classes start January 6 pending snowfall. registration ends January 4. A junior high dance at the YMCA offers a chance for youth to socialize, with a come-as-you-are theme.
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Buell's Corners
Foose John Evan
Corryit
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Funeral Services for Dallas Smiley Held at Emmanuel Church
Funeral services for Dallas Smiley were scheduled for 10 a.m. at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with visitation at the funeral home two days prior. Remembrances were requested to Corry Public Library or Zem Zem Hospital. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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cEmmanuel Episcopal Church
Corry Public Library
Zem Zem Hospital
Two Keystone Soldiers Fall in War Losses
Two U S servicemen from Pennsylvania were killed in action. Army Sgt Paul Wannertl of Allentown, Pa., husband of Emily Jandershovitz, died of wounds. Marine Pvt John Ashman, son of Mr and Mrs James Ashman of Scranton, Pa., was reported missing or killed in action.
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Pennval
Department
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Paul Wannertl
Emily Jandershovitz
Allentown
John Ashman
James Ashman
Scranton
Brooke Seeks Senate Seat Held by Saltonstall
Boston AP Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts attorney general announces candidacy for U.S. Senate. He will seek the GOP nomination at the June state convention to replace Leverett Saltonstall who will retire after his current term. Saltonstall, 73, said he could not guarantee another six years and plans retirement. The move opens a Republican leadership line as possible successors eye the seat. Gov. John Volpe is another potential entrant per observers.
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Boston
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
Brooke
Leverett Salonstall
R-Mass
Saltonstall
Senate
Armed Services
Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
Mississippi
Hiram Revels
B. K. Bruce
John F. Collins
Deaths of Mrs Keppel and Mrs Greeley in New York and Pennsylvania
Two obituaries recounted, Mrs. Walter J. Keppel of Torpedo Pittsfield and Mrs. Euland Rosa Greeley of Panama Panhandle, noting ages 74 and 71. Keppel died at home after a year of illness, survived by husband, grandchildren, a son, and sister. services set at Bracken Funeral Home with Pine Grove Cemetery burial. Greeley, born Harmony Township New York in 1894, admired in Panama area for gardening, member of Panama Baptist Church and several clubs. survived by husband, four daughters, a son, many stepchildren and grandchildren, with services at Spitz er Funeral Home and burial in Panama Union Cemetery.
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Nelle) Keppel
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Torpedo
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Nebraska
Forrest County
Clarion State Teachers College
Forest County
Linesville
Corry
Ray
Edna) Mar Lett
Warren
Jack E. Keppel
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Euland
Rosa) Greeley
National Grange
Panama Garden Club
The
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Jamestown Hobby Club
Talent Aia Honea Philaia
Frank Opalecky
Ashville
N. Y
Glenn Thom
Jamestown
J. Bert Colegrove
North Tonawanda
Ward P. Mandaville
Rochester
Ronald Greeley
Everett Greeley
Spring
Richard Greeley
Francis Mandaville
Findley Lake
Spitzer
Clymer
Allan Ames
Panama Baptist Church
Panama Union Cemetery
Warren County roads to share $14.1 million in six year plan
Warren County will receive about $14.1 million for highway construction under a six year state program funded by a $980 million borrow. Key projects include the Warren bypass at 4.6 million, Route 59 rebuild for 6.2 miles at 1.6 million, Bye Youngsville bypasses totaling 5.2 miles costing 5.1 million, Jackson Crossing widening for 300 thousand, and Route 62 four lane widening over 5.4 miles at 2.5 million. The county also shares in a 43.3 million allocation for secondary roads across seven counties.
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Warren County
State Highway Commission
Warren
Kinzua
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Pond Area
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Uni
Sonre Aps
Four Herds Top Butterfat Producers Named for November
Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association has released November results showing four herds with an average of 50 pounds of butterfat or more. Top producers include Neil Baxter of Albion with 24 cows, 1,382 pounds of milk and 5 pounds of butterfat per cow, Wilford VanTassel of Wattsburg with 37 cows, and Fritz Bliley of Waterford with 49 cows. A total of 54 cows exceeded 500 pounds of butterfat. The top production cows were owned by Robinson Brothers of Wattsburg and Merle Triscuit & Son of Corry, with milk and butterfat totals listed.
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Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Neil Baxter
Albion
Wilford VanTassel
Wattsburg
Fritz Bliley
Waterford
Robinson Brothers
Merle Triscuit
Son
Corry
Alliance Church Plans Watchnight Service and Anniversary
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church schedules a Watchnight service at 10 15 tomorrow with speakers Carolyn Chaffee Janet Chaffee Sally Kerstetter and George Fox. Afterward a fellowship with refreshments at Grange Hall honors Rev and Mrs Earl Docherty on their 31st wedding anniversary celebrated from January 1 1995.
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Alliance Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Carolyn Chaffee
Toccoa Falls Bible Institute
Janet Chaffee
Meadville Hospital
Sally Kerstetter
Nyack Missionary College
George Fox
Alliance Youth Fel Insti
Eee Church
Grange Hall
Park Street
Earl C. Docherty
Dochertys
Docherty
Colthe
Dublic
Fire breaks out in off duty fireman’s car
Rochester firemen of Engine Co. 20 were not called to a blaze yesterday as off duty firefighter John Peters Jr drove his car to the firehouse and it was extinguished quickly. The front seat fire started when hot ashes from Peters cigar fell onto the seat.
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N. Y
Engine Co
John Peters Jr
Peters
Fanfani Steps In To Stabilize Italy Amid Moro Rift
Rome reports indicate Prime Minister Fanfani requested Moro to withdraw a controversial initiative. Fanfani's gesture aims to ease tensions within the center-left coalition as La Pira and party rivals press for policy shifts. The episode follows Hanois stance and domestic cabinet strains.
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Terie
Fanfani
Giorgio la Firs
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Ise
la Pira
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Christian Democrats
Living Costs Rise Fastest in Seven Years
Washington reports the consumer price index climbed 0.2 percent in November, lifting costs for housing clothing transportation and medical care while food held steady. The index reached 110.6, implying an $11.06 basket cost for $10 in 1957 59 terms, and the 1957 59 dollar value fell to 90.4 cents. Deputy Commissioner Myers cited potential moderation in future price gains despite the sharp November rise. After tax earnings for factory workers hit record highs at 98.26 dollars weekly with three dependents and 90.50 for single workers, with prices 1.7 percent higher than November last year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lipsburg Neighborals Fire Leads to Tragic Outcome
A neighbor building a fire in Lipsburg amid a period of distress caused a fatal incident as a resident suffered a heart attack. Local authorities and emergency responders are handling the scene and investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
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Lipsburg
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