Jetersi and Carrolls Gift Shop Ad Offerings and Notices
Friday and Saturday specials feature prime ribs and dance singalong nights. Buxton jewelry cases and Valentine items advertised. Local residents admitted and discharged listed including Jack and James Cabbons, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Caflisch, and others. Deceased James Maloney noted at 623 Spring Street.
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Jetersi
Jim Rose
Emnorea-Lillie
Valentines
Buxton
Carroll's
Jack
James Cabbons
Clymer
Johin McDonald
Clarence Farrington
West Washington Street
James
Ernest Caflisch
Cloyd Cummings
Vern Smith
R. D
Corry
Water shortages shadow Alabama desegregation crisis
A fire near Tuskegee and ensuing water shortage left 1200 residents with limited water as authorities begin emergency conservation. Justice Department seeks federal court action to halt interference in school desegregation and a hearing is set in Opelika over Rea’s use of a city ordinance to block Negro students from attending. Twelve Negro pupils were moved to Nota Sulga and Shorter high schools.
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Rea
Justice Department
Montgomery
Opelika
Washington
Tuskegee High
Notasulga
Shorter
Funeral notices for Jolson and Maloney at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral notices list services for Donald R Jolson at Bracken Funeral Home Priday with calling hours Wednesday and Thursday. Temporary interment at Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum and permanent burial later at David Curtis Cemetery in Columbus. Also Requiem Mass for James A Shike Maloney at St Thomas Church Saturday at 10 am with interment later in church cemetery. Callings hours at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday and Friday with Rosary Friday night.
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Johnson
Donald R. Jolson
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
David Curtis Cemetery
Columbus
Maloney
James A
Shike) Maloney
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Tuskegee High Closed as Economic Liability After Integration
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr ruled the State School Board closed Tuskegee High due to economic burden. White students left the school after integration last year. they joined other public or private schools. Six Negro pupils were denied at Notasulga, while six others enrolled peacefully at Shorter High School under the same court decree.
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U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Tuskegee High
Notasulga
Shorter High School
Turben's Auto Service Greeted as Local Chevrolet Dealer
Turben's Auto Service, the local Chevrolet dealer, opens with a friendly greeting to customers and announces a sales event. The message emphasizes community service and invites inquiries about available models and financing options.
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Turben
Chevrolet
Seles
Deaths Mr Maloney dies after long Corry life
Mr Maloney died yesterday at Curry Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since January 1. He lived at 623 Spring Street and was born in Corry on November 29, 1846. A Pennsylvanian rail repairman turned Raymond Manufacturing employee in 1908, he retired in 1954. A noted baseball fan and player, he pitched in the Northwestern Pennsylvania semi pro league. Survived by wife Margaret Hayes Maloney, a son John J of Corry, a grandson, two sisters, and other relatives. funeral details include Bracken Funeral Home services, Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church, interment in the church cemetery. A family prayer precedes the mass.
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Mr. Maloney
Curry Memorial Hospital
Spring Street
Corry
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Raymond Manufacturing
Northwestern Pennsylvna
St. Thomas Church
Knights of Columbus
Stanford Hose
Margaret Hayes Maloney
John J
Twwo
Gnes
Honour Maloney
Buffalo
Andl
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
Burrows Retires From Wayne Township Supervisory Role
Burrows, a longtime Wayne Township supervisor, retires after decades of road and bridge work. He cites rising red tape and dwindling rural tax income, noting two local industrial plants and new housing as small revenue sources. He plans leisure in Canada, ongoing fair duties, and continued farming under an adopted son’s oversight.
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Harry Burrows
Rotary
Burrows
Wayne
Wayne Township
Erie County Plastics Corp
Corry Instrument Co
Hillcrest Drive
Route 6
County of State
City of
Erie
Erie County
Corry
Sheh
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Inc
Wattsburg Telephone Co
Teasure
Canada
Wattsburg
Leon Martin
Hily Burrows
Southern States Digging Out After Severe Snowstorm
Snow blanketed the Panhandles of Texas and Oklahoma eastern New Mexico southeastern Colorado and extreme southwestern Kansas delaying travel and closing sites. A 26 inch snowfall was reported at Burger Texas with other accumulations. Abandoned vehicles clogged roads. National Guardsmen ferried feed to isolated ranches in New Mexico. Ranchers face water shortages and livestock losses amid the storm.
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New Mexico
Texas
Panhandles
Oklahoma
New Mexieo
Colorado
Sess
Burger
Tex
Btu Yoaneries Schunls
Quay
Tnion
Yanela
Ard
Truck Fatality Report At State Highway Crew Site
Milton Pat William G. Ponder, a Milton resident and flagman for the state Highways Department, was fatally injured yesterday when a truck struck him at a construction project. State police said another department employee drove the truck. the site was active with workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Pat William G. Ponder
Thhe State Highways Department
Tim
Highway Department
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Flye Rexall Druas
Dean
Acres
Spencer
Ray Arnold
Corry Me Torial Hospital
Howard Tressler
Cly
Wesley Willis
Gerald Fish
Brook Street
Claude Stoke
Dana Christine
Lawrence Coutt
Patricia Messinger
Snyder Circle
John Joy
Raymond Sehucman
Carri Marie
Archie Harper
Spartansburg
James Maloney
Dean Acres
Brokenstraw Inn
Seeley
Cliff Carroll’s
FBI
Matinee Sun
World OF Sword
Piha
Gtiarles HL
Schneer
Schweer
Jean
Omi FS
North Center Street
Roso-Tillers
Briggs & Stratton
Neluxe
Rnvisa
Hammond’s Lumber— Building Supplies
Eagle Street
Reg
Carol Lee
Hollywood
Les
Col. Org
Hoye
G. C. Murphy CO
James A. (Shike) Maloney
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