Seven Homeless After Fire At Centerville
Centerville residents are homeless after a fire destroyed the Robert Nichols home at Five Corners RD 3. The blaze began near the furnace in the basement of the single story frame house. Red Cross and Associated Charities assist with clothing and furniture for the Nichols family. Firemen from Centervilleville and Townville battled the flames, with the alarm sounding from 10:57 a m to 1:12 p m and returning to station by 2:30 p m.
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Centerville
Robert Nichols
Five Corners
R. D
Ile
Max Clark
Centervilleville
Townville
Clark
Nichols
Red Cross
Associated Charities
Herbert Garnett
Coy
Coeds Protest Beard Growing at Tennessee Tech
About 200 female students at Tennessee Tech marched on Valentine’s Day to condemn the campus beard growing contest tied to Tech’s 50th anniversary. They wore gowns and nightcaps, carried banners and oversized razors, and voiced their weariness with the beard craze.
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Ookeville
Tenn
Tennessee Tech
Tech
Lindsay to donate salary cut to city hospitals
New York AP reports Mayor John V. Lindsay cannot take a 10 percent cut but will donate 5 000 dollars from his 50 000 dollar salary to city hospitals as a symbol of frugality.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Community notices and events in Spartansburg area
Florence Kinney reports on the Fifty Niner Club meeting plans, Medicare information drives at Drake's Supermarket on February 18 and 19, and a February 22 forum at Spartansburg Firemen's Hall. The Sparta Alumni Association hosts a February 1 meeting, a Spaghetti dinner supports Andrew Hohol, and Heart Fund volunteers are named. Also covered are March of Dimes totals, Girl Scout listing, Youth for Christ rally February 19, church time changes, and sympathy notices.
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Florence Kinney
Fifty Niner Club
Alta Butler
Sparta Merged
Amy Kinney
Spartansburg
Sparta Township
Drake's
Harold Tubbs
Sparta Alumni Association
Ees
Sparta
Andrew Hohel
Alpine Inn
Hohol
Centerville
Corry
Riceville
Union City
Lincolnville
Sparta Area
Helen Bennett
Edward Stone
Cheryl Lithgow
Clyde May
Joe Laibach
Glenn Crosby
Helen McCray
Spartan Township
Francis Kinney
George Beal
Paercaty Ae Neta
Sant Jec
Karen Berkey
Marjorie Chelton
Nancy Most
Sharon Mitchell
Beckey Jones
Lacy Cook
Patty Burlingame
Denise Rose
Kenneth Nichols
Harold Wade
George Long
Claude Still
Ralph Davis
Bob Ormsbee
Paul Scouten
Melvin Rogers
Carl» Morrical
Spring Street
Titusville
Youth For Christ
Sparta Grange Hall
Clyde Kinney
Dewey Geer
Virginia ,Albers
Bill
Jon
Lisa
Lena Sawdhyn
Hewitt
County Won't Contribute $5,000 To Bus Company
Erie County commission plans a formal statement opposing local matching funds for a $20,000 state grant to Erie Coach Co. They cite a constitutional issue and delay any deficit financing. The move follows a meeting with Mayor Tullio and comments about misrepresentation by bus firm president Proser.
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Erie — County Commission
Yes Loval
Ae Erie Coach, Co
Louis J. Tullio
Louis J. Rzymek
William O. Hill Jr
John McLaughlin
Myron Poser
Proser
Hill
Metropolitan Transit Commission
Tullio
Joseph Kupetz
Erie Local Amalgamated Transit Union
Judge Reduces Man's Sentence in Cambria County Court
Elwood C. Burger, 37, of Altoona had his six to twelve year burglary term cut to six years by Judge Alton A. McDonald. Burger, who has spent 14 years in prison, is now eligible for parole in April 1967. The judge said the man is capable of readjusting to society and noted the case as a sad loss to society by crime.
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Ebensbung
Alton A. McDonald
Cambria County
Elwood C. Burger
Burger
Altoona
Detroit Couple Welcomes Eighth Child On Valentine's Day
A Detroit woman delivered her eighth child, an 8 pound 5 ounce boy, on Valentine’s Day. Mr and Mrs C Glenn weighed decisions on names, briefly considering Valentine before choosing Kegin.
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Happy Valentines
Detroit
Mrs. C. Glenn
Valentine
Kegin
Crosby Missed Rehearsal After 103 Degree Fever
Bob Crosby and Bing Crosby were hoped to reunite for NBC color filming of The Road to Lebanon but Bing Crosby reported to have a 103 degree fever and spent the night at St Josephs Hospital. Danny Thomas and Claudine Auger joined in skits and songs until Crosby’s absence became clear at the planned April 20 color shoot in Burbank and North Hollywood.
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Ben Yo
Tee Ho
Bing Crosby
NBCTV
Lebanon
Crosby
Danny Thomas
Claudine Auger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Burbank
Hope
North Hollywood
George Halas Wife Dies in Chicago Home
Mrs. Halas, 7, wife of Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas, died of natural causes in the North Shore apartment. Halas was in Palm Beach with son George Jr. and rushed back to Chicago after friends found him unavailable for a dinner engagement. Married since 1922 the couple also has a daughter Virginia.
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George Halas
Chicago
Min Halas
Chicago Bears
Halas
Palm Beach
Fla
George Jr
North Shore
Bas
Virginia
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