Russell Schidt Funeral Home handles Ralph Puller service
Central arrangements are being made for Ralph Puller of Evie who died yesterday. Russell Schidt Funeral Home at 2920 Pine Avenue Evie will host calling hours 2 5 and 7 9 p m today and tomorrow with the funeral service at 2 p m Monday. Meanwhile Youngsville Mayor Donald E Abraham criticized the unsigned moratorium on oil well drilling and hydrofracturing saying permits are not being issued and there is no need to rush to sign. The council passed the moratorium unanimously Monday amid oil interests protest. In another incident Kermit Mewes reported 29 windows broken at the former Kurtz Brass Bed building on Pennsylvania Avenue with a foreign car scratched inside from stones. A Corry Jamestown Corp plant office chair bound for Victoria Tex fell off a truck near Spartansburg delaying delivery to Victoria Office Equipment Co. in Victoria.
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Ralph Puller
Evie
Yesterdy
Russell Schidt
Pine Avenue
Youngsville
Donald E. Abraham
Kermit Mewes
Wright Street
Kurtz Brass Bed
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mewes
Corry Jamestown Corp
Victoria
Tex
Corry
Sparta Highway
Douglas Main
Spartansburg
Victoria Office Equipment Co
Hold Rites For James Maloney
Aequiem Mass for James A. Shike Maloney was celebrated at St. Thomas Church at 10 a.m. with Rt. Rev. Alfred Watson of St. Peter's Cathedral Erie as celebrant. Bearers were Gene J. Fred Kinley, Frank Delury, Harold Roberts, Joseph Hand, P. Thomas Stroup, and Frank Baressi. Out-of-town mourners included Honor Maloney of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welch, Miss Martha Watson of Erie, plus friends from the Corry area. The Mass followed a family prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home.
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James A. (Shike) Maloney
St. Thomas’ Church
Alfred Watson
St. Peter's Cathedral
Erie
Genej
Fred Kinley
Frank Delury
Harold Roberts
Joseph Hand
P. Thomas Stroup
Frank Baressi
Honor Maloney
Buffalo
Clifford Welch
Martha Watson
Corry
Bracken Funeral Home
1963 Small Game Season Shows Broad Gains
Harrisburg AP figures from the Game Commission show 1963 improvements over 1962 in small game and waterfowl. Hunters reports include 9 250 rabbits up 36 000, 371 500 squirrels, 63 400 grouse, plus increases in hares raccoons woodcock woodchucks and doves, with declines in ringneck pheasants 449 000 turkeys 13 699 and quail.
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Harrisburg
The
Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Ringneck
Seizure of arsenal shocks customs at Panama airport
Customs inspectors uncovered a small arsenal in a suitcase owned by a Panamanian arrival from New York and Miami. The traveler, identified as Carlos Joyane, was found carrying the weapons. Authorities said the seized arsenal included multiple firearms.
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Arsenal
Panama
New York
Miami
Carlos Joyane
Oil City Men Report Seeing Murder Victim Near Route 63
Oil City investigators recount statements from two firemen Jack Cook and Harold Reeds who saw a man and woman on Route 63 near Lovers Lane around the time Mrs. Marion Ethel Graham is believed slain. They described a woman in a coat fleeing toward the guard rail while a man pursued, then the couple vanished as they returned to the area. Authorities connect Ralph W. Rogers of Erie to the case, who allegedly picked up Mrs. Graham and drove toward a law office lane south of the city. Police noted the sighting occurred about a mile from the murder scene as detectives pursue leads.
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Marion Ethel Grahem
Eric
Jack Cook
Harold Reeds
Graham
Lea
Lawrence Park
Welty
Ralph W. Rogers
Bion
Rogers
Erie
Hout
Set
Weir
Cook
Reed
Bobby May Testify In Hoffa Trial
In Chattanooga Tennessee District Court Judge Frank Wilson weighed weekend action on whether Attorney General Robert F Kennedy should answer subpoenas in the Hoffa jury tampering case. Subpoenas for Kennedy J Edgar Hoover and Herbert Miller were issued by the defense amid name calling and a scuffle with a U S marshal. A Justice Department spokesman said the subpoenas were unnecessary and the court would decide if Kennedy and others must testify Monday for a hearing on whether Hoffa and five codefendants are being spied on by officials. Kennedy and the others were told they need not appear until ordered by the court.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank Wilson
Robert F. Kennedy
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Kennedy
Justice Department
Hoffa
U.S
Washington
PBS
J. Edgar Hoover
Herbert Miller
Department
Wilson
Arrest Report From Corry Stores Seizure
Police seized 23 grenades a carbine rifle 50 pounds of ammo a tear gas pistol 17 flares and a user manual on grenade use. Jane was placed under arrest after the seizure at Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Jane
Outstanding Jersey Cow in Warren County Dairy Herd
Judy, a 7 year old registered Jersey in the Carlton Curtis herd, records top butterfat in Warren County and produced notable milk during a 1983 lactation. Despite being struck by a horn and knocked unconscious while being moved, she calved soon after. The Curtis herd, part of the Dairy Herd Improvement Association test, now yields about 3,000 pounds of milk and 150 pounds of butterfat daily.
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Jersey
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Curtis
Calendar YMCA Week of February 10 Overview
YMCA schedule lists daily activities from Monday to Saturday including Gra Y Jr High programs, swimming, chess, bridge, and senior tru y with events at Erie Memorial. The calendar notes a high school and adult swim, family swims, dances, and a boys swim meet in Corry along with a separate line about an auto accident death in Pittsburgh involving Debra Jean Kimmel, a 6 year old from Berlin.
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Bea Stewart
Corry
Tech Memorial
Erie
Franklin
Corry Public Library Circulation Rises Further
Circulation at Corry Public Library climbs with 5 403 volumes in the last two months, up 1 967 from last year and 2 024 from two years ago. Staff added 187 new books costing 601 dollars, plus 8 dollars in supplies, with state aid totaling 2 404 dollars. National Library Week plans began for April 12 to 18.
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Corry
National Library
George Gould
Robert Tunner
Dallas Smiley
M. C. Baldwin
William C. Seltz Jr
William Peiffer
S. E. Anderson
Hi Fi gift ties Pittsburgh police chief to escort probe
In Allegheny County Court Clyde J. Moore testified he gave a Christmas hi fi set to Police Chief Walter J. Ketchel in 1959, valued at $100 or less, and said he and Ketchel were friends before Ketchel became chief. He also admitted giving breakfast money to officers, including Lieutenants James A. Flaherty and Lawrence J. Mannke, involved in escorting trucks.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Walter J. Kotchel
Allegheny County
Clyde J. Moore
Moore-Flesher Hauling Co
Ketchel
James A. Flaherty
Lawrence J. Mannke
Moore
Mannke
Flaherty
Loran le Lewis
David F. Wallace
Raymond G. Cummiskey
Sts
American Bridge Co
Ambridge
Leetsdale
Wallace
Lewis
Rights Bill Reaches Climax in House Action
The House Judiciary Committee kept the civil rights bill’s 10 part package intact as protests last summer spurred action. Two contentious sections—banning racial discrimination in public accommodations and cutting federal funds from programs that practice discrimination—secured easy coalition victories this week.
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House Judiciary Committee
House
Coalition
Union City Livestock Sale Prices Listed
Thursday sale highlights hogs good and choice 15 to 16. Sows 0 to 13. Beef cows 12 to 14. Cann ers and cutters 10 to 11. Beef heifers 15 to 17. Bulls 16 to 19. Calves 32 to 36. Heavy and medium calves 20 to 28. Lambs 18 to 21.
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Union City
Youths Have Beatles In Belfry
A newspaper piece details Beatle mania with hats, wigs, and apparel on sale as fans compare the group to Elvis and Frank Sinatra. It notes their rise from a Liverpool jazz cellar to top earnings and a Plaza Hotel spectacle in Manhattan. They are to appear on television Tuesday night.
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Rage
Britain
Beatles
Frank Sinatra
Elvis Presley
Liverpool
Manhattan
Old Plaza Hotel
They Go to Washington for a Con Cert Tour
A music group heads to Washington for a convention appearance. On Wednesday they perform two shows at Carnegie Hall in New York, which are already sold out. The tour continues with a stop in Miami Beach, ending February 17.
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Washington
New York
Carnegie Hall
Miami Beach
Mother Daughter Die In Butler Car Crash
Two cars collided near Butler early today killing a Butler woman and her daughter. Mrs Jane Cavalier about 58 and her daughter Rose Ann 29 died. The other driver Ellis Cousins 25 of Butler was not hurt.
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Butler
Jane Cavalier
Rose
Ann
Ellis Cousins
Sherman Man Held In Car Theft Case Near Westfield
Donald A. Firster was arrested after a collision on Route 47 near Barcelona and charged with auto theft. He waived examination in Westfield court and was committed to Chautauqua County jail for grand jury consideration. He received a $10 fine on a driving without a license charge. The car was taken from Nandy's Rambler Sales in Westfield.
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Sherman
Wes Theld
Whitgselie Nighit
Chautauqua County
Donald A
Roger Hammer
Westfield
Hammer
Pirster
Nandy
Rambler
Barcelona
Hands Off, Russia Warns over Cyprus Talks
The Foreign Office called Khru shchev's note a gross misrepresentation and said it was not constructive. At the London peace conference, deadlock persisted as the Turkish Cypriot delegation flew home grimly and Greek Cypriot representatives planned to return. A fresh shooting flare occurred Friday in the Kyrenia mountains near the port, 25 miles from Nicosia.
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Khrushchev
Foreign Office
London
Cyprus
Nicosia
Kyrenia
Wreck Victims Die in Allegheny County Accidents
Two Allegheny County residents died after separate accidents. Robert Grief, 17, of Pittsburgh, was struck near Greentree around midnight and died shortly after. Peter Schur, 7A, of Sewickley, died about six hours later at Sewickley Valley Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Robert Grief
Subuuban Greentree
Peter Schur
Sewickley
Sewicksley Valley Hospital
Abolishi ketball notice oddly garbled from page
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a basketball related topic with unclear names and places. The readable bits show a disrupted sentence about a game or event and possible references to a team or league, but essential details are missing to form a clear summary.
Fragmentary Local News Item Lacks Clear Subjects
Sparse OCR fragment mentions outs and a robe but provides no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or event details to form a coherent summary.
Weighty defeat roles Warre as Heavi Gaynold shines
In a chaotic weigh in event Warre defeats Tien by 42 points while Gaynold leads with strong activity. The match features late action and Avi as a key factor in the score line.
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Tien
Acti Warre
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