New Year town notices mix with city council item
The Titusville city council met last night to consider the 1960 bridge revenue plan and budget actions. Erie and Crawford County items run through the New Year, including police reports of a jewelry store break in and a series of community events from Dances to open houses, with local eateries and businesses noting holiday schedules and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnea
Eileen
John
Rossbacher
Titusville
Coucil
Eric
Meyer
Ginnie
Warren
Virgil Willams
Akeley
Blaine Schlosser
Erie
Edward Loffi
Police Department
Oklahoma City
Okla
VFW
William Roehrig
Meadville
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
Erie Exchange Club
Peter Schau
Ace
John J. O'Rourke
Yestemas
O'Rourke
Frontier
Frontier Pharmacy
Quaker’ Cleaners
Erle
Walter Klemm
Gohr's Printing Co
Mayville
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Gerry-Levant Road
Jamestown
Sherif' Department
Lester Thompson
Three Day Jehovahs Witnesses Assembly Planned at Albion
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York announced a three day circuit assembly for Jehovahs Witnesses to be held at Albion Northwestern High School from tomorrow through Sunday. About 1000 delegates are expected to attend.
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Eva Mae Donaldson
Hamot Hospital
Ginnie
The
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York
Jehovah's Witnesses
Garland Community Hall
Gene Dugan
Erie
Pittsburgh
seaWay
Pittsbugh
Pittsburgh Regional Industrial Development Corp
Baltimore
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Stanford
Hospital Struggles to summon doctor in emergency
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency. The notice lists admitted and discharged individuals including Mrs. Ruby McLean of Mattawa Ontario and several local residents such as Miss Elizabeth Crowe, Mrs. Edward Binink, Mrs. Bruce Allen, Mrs. Norman Eline, Gary four weeks old, Lisbeth eleven, Michael ten, and Patrick six. Also mentions Patrick Knowlton and Martin Heliker among others.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ruby McLean
Mattawa
Ontario
Roger
Milton Chaffee
R. D
Elizabeth Crowe
West Church Street
Edward Binink
Clymer
Bruce Allen
East South Street
Norman Eline
Union Street
Gary
Weeks
Gerald Bensink
Lisbeth
Michael
Sam Catalin
Sherman Street
Hazel Morrell
West Pleasant Street
Patrick
Rodney Knowlton
Marlon Street
Martin Heliker
Spartans-burg
Arthur Jackman
Area Hospitals Union City Admits List
Unreadable OCR lists names of patients admitted to area hospitals in Union City including Ricardo Gilson Cambridge Springs Miss Gloria J Morris Miles street Mrs Frank Mills Mill Village Mrs John Malyuk R D 5 Union City Mrs Ben Schreve R D 3 Union City Mrs James Lafferty Clymer N Mrs Kestan Rimpa R D 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricardo Gilson
Cambridge Springs
Gloria J. Morris
Miles Street
Union City
Frank Mills
Mill Vilage
John Malyuk
R. D
Ben Schreve
James Lafferty
Clymer
Kestan Rimpa
Body Found After Party Continues From Page One
Detectives report no foul play. Gartland may have hidden in a wall enclosure and fallen down a shaft. The body was found seven floors below the party site on a steel platform with a guard rail. autopsy to determine cause of death.
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Gartland
Meyer Texon
Looking Back At The 1950s Economy And The Coming Decade
The piece surveys U S economic trends from the 1950s including wartime spending, recessions in 1953-54 and 1957-58, and a postwar rebound. It cites Gross National Product rising from 285 billion in 1950 to about 485 billion, industrial output near 166, and personal income around 1,384 billion, noting steel strikes and buying power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Big decade ends with higher living costs and rising wages
The piece notes the 1950 cost of living index at 102.8 rising to 125.6, signaling more dollars needed for goods today. It cites population growth from 150,697,361 in 1950 toward an expected 176,369,000 and observes wage gains despite economic changes, concluding with a New Year greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Civil Leader Albert Brunk Er Dies at 76 in Chicago
Albert R. Brunker, 76, longtime civic and political figure in Chicago, former president of Liquid Carbonlero, and former University of Pennsylvania trustee, died Tuesday after a long illness. He was prominent in civic affairs and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert R. Brunker
Liquid Carbonlero
University of Pennsylvania
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Clarion State Teachers College
Pennsylvania State University
Western State Penitentiary
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
Edward Bruce
Anthony D. Ciotti
Milton R. Fehrman
Frederick Hall
Paul Reithmiller
Ronald King
Allegheny County
Model Dairy
Lawrence E. Linder
Warren County
Franklin
Norman J. Payne
Venango County Register and Recorde
Arthur L. Langdon
Highth Ward
Burgess William § Rice
Richard
Horky
Fe Pittsburgh
Uce
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Dun & Bradstreet
Sparta Hotel
Pearl Nichols
Sparta
Oliver _H. Hunter
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Crawford
Venango
New Castle
Hunter
Tri-County
FBI
Washington, D. C
Miami
Fla
New York City
Ritz
St Vincent Hospital
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Ohio
Marjorie Snyder
Joyce Snyder
Harry
Mobherson
County Register of Wills
Weston
Aire
Flye Rexall
Millcreek
Hamat
Walnut Creek
Richard Brown
Fredonia
Dunkirk and Fredonia Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
State of New York
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Lumber
Cool Builders Supplies
Johnny Hart
State Highways Department
Allegheny River
Tionesta
Limestown
Arthur D. Edson
Jameston
Bary
Mojave
Calif
Oakland
Fred Webb
San Lorenzo
Webb
Naval Supply Center
Navy
Leslie Real Estate Agency
Jim, Merle and
Caroline
Woattsburg, Pa
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Sea’s Drugs
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Gerry Paige
Ann Corbin
Opal Millspaw
Doris Little
Eleanor Wank
Helen Davison
Mildred Gibbons
Sally Crowell
Florence Humes
Beverly Haslett
Ann Johnson
Bonnie Bennett
Stock Boy
Pete
Jan
Barney Bennett
AIV Roe
Hempm Te Pentre Newsy
Armatiia
Posner Oamie Diparomens of
Horm Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Davidler
Caliper Ie
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