Prinklin American Legion aims to improve Franklin Hospital room
The Prinklin American Legion plans to furnish a room at Franklin Hospital with a toilet, wash basin and clothes closet. The group seeks donations of funds and equipment to complete the improvement. Norris Chiputtis was reelected president of the Union City Hospital Board of Trustees. Several officers and 111 vacancies on the 50 member Board of Inspectors were also noted. A Civil War hero from Erie may be posthumously named a Pennsylvania National Guard general. the House committee approved the measure for a floor vote. Col John W. McLane died at Gaines’ Mills, 1862, leading the 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteers. Warren sports car enthusiasts will depart Sunday to ride rough roads toward Kinzua, Onoville and Scandia. State police investigate tire chain theft from Carl Nelson’s truck near Cony. Mrs. Joseph Niedomys reports a lost Plymouth car key on East Main Street. A Corry boy, 10, was placed on probation after admitting vandalism and theft, to report to the probation officer until further notice.
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Norris Chiputtis
Union City Hospital Board of Thictees
Chiles Hatch
Sidney Carlburg
Thelma Thorne
Board of Inverporstors
Thomas Miller
Edinhorn
Gerula Gamore
Waterford
Frederick Bauer
Arthur Dinste
Union City
Dtors
Dave Hoffman
Dee Clark
Merle Sexton
Glenn
John Larry Mus~ger
AH. McKean
Erie
John W. McLane
Pennsylvania National Guard
Hurriybore
Military Affairs
McLane
Gaine's Mills
Virginia
83Rd
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Warren
Kinzua
Onoville
Scandia
Jim Lonkowske
Joseph Niedomys
Corry
East Main Street
Erie County
Tars
Erte
Henry Querreveld Dies In Hospital In Cory Memorial
Henry Querreveld died at 11:45 in Cory Memorial Hospital after a four year residence in Cliver. Survived by wife Ne BH Querreveld four daughters Mrs. Mary Williams Mrs. August Willis Mrs. Dorothy Swanson and Mrs. Pest Eile. three sons Juv Richard and Ruvainwid. two brothers William and Garred. Services at Spitver Funeral Home in Clymer with burial in Holland Cemetery.
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Cory Memorial
Jane A
Mandane Hullers
Clvvier
Roo 4
Querreveli
Mary Williams
Aueusth Willis
Doroithy Swanson
Corry
Pest] Eile
Frewshiure
Juv
Richard Nd
Ruvaiwid
AD 4
Cory
Wiliam
Albion Woman Killed Crossing Street Near Home
Anna Madden 67 died instantly when struck by a car while crossing the street near her Albion residence. Driver Lyle Peters 40 of Cranesville Pa said he could not see her until about five feet away and could not avoid the collision at about 9 pm.
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Albion
Anna Madden
Sylvester Madden
Wis
Lyle Peters
Cranesville
Albion Polley
Robert Helggs
Peters
Wld
Helges
Local 12747 and Kane Firm Plan Joint Production Push
UMW Local 12747 District 50 meeting at Mountain Hose Company approved a joint effort with Kane Glass to revitalize production at Serpent Wire Glass Corporation. Walter Kribbs led the session with Mead Ludwig and Lee Heilman present. They outlined steps to resume two shift production by late April, despite a gas shortage, and urged exploring other gas sources to sustain operations.
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UMW
District 50
Serpent Wire Glass Corporation
fh @ united
Mountain Hose Company
Wien
Walter Kribbs
Mead Ludwig
Rae
Lee Heilman
Claron
Piant
1960 Fires Cost LLC Township $166 500
Fire year 1960 caused widespread damage across the township with an estimated total loss of 166 500. The largest single loss was 100 000 at the Tyndill site on Route 6. Oil pier fire totaled 189 759. Extensive city and township responses included 92 grass fires and 13 store blazes along with numerous automobile and manufacturing plant fires.
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Township
Tyndill
Cal
Tila
Talon
Brides Street
Sch
Whapme
Cine Ceil Sturttie
Yews
Itecurd
Hammermill Delays New Paper Mill Near Franklin
Hammermill Paper Co. will not proceed with the proposed paper mill at the junction of the Allegheny River and French Creek near Franklin. A company official said no plans are in effect to advance construction, noting protests over river pollution and that the firm has shifted focus to plants in other states.
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Sities
Bene Nammermill Paper Co
Rm Paper
Allegheny River
French Creek
Franklin
Sid
Allegheny
Army To Explain Fate Of Indian Land Near Dam
JAMESTOWN Hers or Unief Cornplanter will confer with Army Corps of Engineers Saturday at 1 30 p m in the annex of Jimermontown Presbyterian Church near Red House. The meeting was called by the Cornplanter Landowners Association to review problems from the construction of Kingaa Dam. About two thirds of the 640 acre tract between the dam and the New York Pennsylvania line lies in the high water area and will be subject to flooding.
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Jamestown
Army Corps of Engineers
Jimerrontown Presbyterian Church
Red House
Alto
New York-Pennsylvania
Reading for Better Grades in Economics and Beyond
Practical study guide outlines a reading system for economics and related courses. It emphasizes skimming, paragraph summaries, outlining in one’s own words, and iterative rereading to extract main ideas. It stresses verbalizing thoughts to test understanding and recommends practicing through chapter reviews and notes for exam readiness.
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Harry
Men of Clymer Church Propose 100 Attend February Meeting
The Abbe Reformed Church Men’s Brotherhood met in the church parlors with 49 members present. President Newnan TeCroney led devotions, and Howard Legiers gave a meditation. After games, a light lunch was provided by Edward Conk and others. A February dinner meeting with Rev Bert Brower as guest speaker aims for 100 attendees.
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Bert Brower
Holland, Mich
Congo Worries New Democrat Administration Face Crisis
Reported uncertainty surrounds a new U.N. peacekeeping push in Chile amid a growing East West crisis. President Kennedy warned the situation could widen, with Communist forces and Soviet bloc moves prompting possible international intervention as tension rises in the region.
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United Nations
Chile
Kennedy
Gil
Cormunist Bloc
Chita
Sustet
Ava Republic
Tures
Lin Prisutad
Patria
Siik
Joseph Kuutie
Yeport
Aecsioth
Hetty
Kise Wise
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Ts Always There
A compact line compares speech and print, noting how spoken language flows like air while written text endures. The quip frames writing as a lasting counterpart to spoken expression in everyday life.
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Kane
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Morton’s Shop Infants and Children
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Puptilie
Soirune
Lee
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Streat
Men’s Brotherhood
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Abbe Reformed Church
Marcia Compton
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Dawn Vander- Schaaf
Jesson Bruce Neckers
Dennis Hogenboom
William Duevik
Betty Wartishuls
Rhoda Better
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Merle TeWinkle
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Bernard Newhouse
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Clymer Central School
Russell Damcott
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Robert Bebow
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St. Petersburg
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Albany
Chautauqua County Tsiituy Committee
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