Final appearance of the Happy Gang at VFW dance
Saturday night at the VFW features music starting 9 30 p m with the final appearance of the Happy Gang unless post and social members attend to show support. Also covered are church notices and various local admissions and discharges.
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VFW
Pittsburgh Inn
Sugar Grove
Seaps
Eastern Star
First Presbyterian Church
Hoodlums and the Banks They Use
The article outlines how racketeers exploit banks through unsecured loans, phony accounts, and favorable favors. It notes bank involvement as a clearance point for gambling proceeds and the slow progress of grand jury investigations.
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Kay
Soak Wilhurioong Ken Ba
Treasury
Grand
Negroes advised against enrolling at Illinois Big Ten school
The Illinois NAACP chapter urged student athletes not to enroll at the University of Illinois citing coaches said to have warned Black players to limit coeducational social contacts to other Negroes. President David D. Henry and the athletic spokesman declined to comment, saying they had not seen the resolution. A separate item reports a 16 year old boy killed by a car near Beaver Falls, with the driver named as 18 year old Thomas Buksa.
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College Champaign
Beaver Falls
Gregory Mitchell
Thomas Buksa
Darlington
Pacials
Deaths of Mr Willis and Mr Benson in area obituary notices
Two obituary notices report deaths in the region. Mr Willis, 87, died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a stay since January 17. Born June 22, 1877, he lived on Schrambling Road and leaves a wife Linnie Amidon Willig and children Mabel Jaquith Wesley Charles and Ernest plus eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements through Bracken Funeral Home. Mr Benson, 66, of Marlow Oklahoma formerly Corry resident, died at home. He leaves Isla Sutton a wife two sons Emory and Norman a daughter Mrs John Hansen eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren and sisters Roy Butler Charles Butler Ella Parkin. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery after services conducted by Rev Wilbur Largon.
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Mr. Willis
Carry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Spring Creek Township
Brooks Hill
Warren County
Linnie Amidon Willig
Schrambling Road
Columbus’ Township
Francis
Mabel) Jaquith
R. D
Wesley S. R
Corry
Charles x Willis
Ernest A. Willis
Spartansburg
Oscar Willis
Lucy May Willis
William ‘Willis
Bracken
James W. Miller
Co Assembly of God Church
Clymer Methodist Cemetery
Mr. Benson
Marlow
Oklo
Waterford
Britton Run
Benson
Isla Sutton
Emory
Norman
John Hansen
Roy Butler
Charles Butler
Union City
Ella Parkin
Bracken Funeral Home
Wilbur Largon
The
Methodist Church
Rouseville
Pine’ Grove Cemetery
Erie Man Jailed After Attacking Lawyer At Courthouse
Oliver Hanson, 38, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct on county property after kicking attorney Lawrence Nelson at the Erie courthouse. Three deputies dragged him out, Alderman Rossiter fined him 50 dollars, and Hanson remained jailed for the fine. In Pittsburgh West Homestead, seven year old Cheryl Kline died when a car struck her bicycle.
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Erie
Oliver Hanson
John L. Coates
Hanson
Lawrence Nelson
Edward V. Williams
Andrew Hanisek
Samuel A. Rossiter
Spring Creek Notes Honor Local Residents
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid celebrated Gertrude McKay's 88th birthday at Quiet Acres Nursing Home with gifts and refreshments. Home Extension plans April 21 to mark 50 years in Warren County with a program on organizing clutter. Terry Blakeslee turned 11 with after school games and treats. Margaret Logan returned to Fort Wayne Bible College after midterm break. Elizabeth Logan and daughters toured Pittsburgh. baby David born January 3. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haenel visited Claude Stoke family Saturday.
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Spring Creek
Gertrude McKay
Quiet Acres
William Kafferlin
Warren County
Kafferlin
Raymond Sickler
Miles McCray
Randall McCray
Terry Blakeslee
Paul Blakeslee
Elouise
Pittsburgh
William Nolan
David
Fred Haenel
Claude Stoke
Ridgway Boy Shot By Pal in Wilcox Home
State Police investigate a shooting that seriously wounded 15 year old Raymond Lehman of Wilcox. The weapon was a .22 revolver fired in Floyd Walter Jr. s living room as the boys, alone at the time, loaded blanks and fired. Lehman was treated at Kane Community Hospital and at St Vincent s in Erie. The weapon s owner was not yet determined and the inquiry continues.
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Ridgway
Wilcox
Raymond Lehman
R. D
Albert Marshall
Lehman
Floyd Walter Jr
Walter
Marshall
Kane Community Hospital
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Robert Brown
Richard Querreveld
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Bruce Summerville
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Lloyd L. Thomas
Snyder Circle
Gary Rater
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West Washington Street
Laura Beduze
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Lawrence Tenbuckel
Sherman
Floyd Webb
King Street
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Jeffrey Michael
Russell Parker
Garland
Christopher Allan
Arland Edwards
Liberty Street
Albert Willis
Williams
Indian River
Cortland
U.S
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Chevrolet
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CDE Corry Beverage
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Albert W. Willis
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