Union City Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Admitted Arland Burrows 102 Brook street Mrs Glen Habink Clymer Roger and son of Mr and Mrs Roser Grape 2082 Fairview street Mrs Ruth Lyons 136 Matt Mrs Martin Helier Spartans burg ess Lawrencie Sperry 830 East Main street Discharged Mrs Howard Cox R D 3 Corry Mrs Alva Rigby Titusville Miss Kathleen Rafferty 265 West Washington street Russell Messinger Bear Lake Charles Spiesman 50 West Smith street Deceased union City Memorial Mrs Carl A Peeples 295 East Second street Waterford John J Williams 32 Warden street Union City
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Arland Burrows
Brook Street
Glen Habink
Clymer
Roger
Roser Grape
Fairview
Ruth Lyons
Matt Street
Martin Helier
Spartans
Burgess Lawrencie Sperry
Main Street
Howard Cox
R. D
Corry
Alva Rigby
Titusville
Kathleen Rafferty
West Washington Street
Russell Messinger
Bear Lake
Charles Spiesman
West Smith Street
Lock Haven Fire Wrecks Three-Story Building Loss
Damage estimated at 50000 occurred when a fire struck an unoccupied business building in Lock Haven. Firefighters confined the blaze largely to the three story Saxe building vacated by a women and children store in December. Adjacent Vincent's photo store suffered smoke and water damage and a flower shop reported ruined stock. Ice from firefighting water damaged nearby mowers.
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Lock Haven
Saxe
Vincent
Ricker Brothers Flower Shop
Hearing on Repeal of Pennsylvania Wage Act
A two hour hearing before the House Labor Relations Committee examined a bill by Erie Crawford County lawmakers to repeal the Prevailing Wage Act. Proponents claim annual savings of about $100 million for taxpayers, while the state Labor and Industry department and the AFL CIO oppose repeal. The committee will take the testimony under advisement as lawmakers consider related bills and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanniepund
House Labor Relations Committee
Erie-Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Ford 8
O'Dell
Erie County
George ©. Magee Jr
Ralph S. Merry
Crawford County
House of Representatives
State Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania Afl-Cio
House
H. A
Cappy) Thompson
Thompson
Iocal
James 5. Bowman
Dauphin County
Labor Relations Committee
Funeral notices for Fenno Spiesman Janosee names
Funeral services and call schedules are listed for Carl Fenno, Charles L. Spiesman, and Martin Janosee Sr. with rites at Glenn and Bracken funeral homes and churches, including St. Elizabeth's and St. Thomas. Interments planned at Waterford Cemetery, St. Thomas Cemetery, and St. Elizabeth's Cemetery.
Deaths Charles L. Spiesman of Corry
Charles L. Spiesman 84 of 508 West Smith Street died after 6 p m yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital where he had been ill since February He was born in Corry September 12 1874 and spent most of his life here He worked at the Climax Mill Co as a tool maker for years and retired in 1954 after 20 years as a driver at Station No 1 He was married September 2 1903 to Bilen Shea and they observed their 30th anniversary in 1959 Surviving are a daughter Mrs Dorothy Spiesman Corry a son J Raymond Spiesman Ashville N C two sisters Mrs N S Corey Fredonia and Mrs Walter Merrick Washington D C and four grandchildren Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tonight 7 9 p m and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p m Rosary will be recited tomorrow at 8 p m Requiem Mass will be Saturday at 11 a m at St Thomas Church preceded by a family prayer service at 10 30 a m Interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Charles L. Spiesman
Spiesman
West Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Spielman
Bilen Shea
St. Thomas’ Church
Stanford Hose
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Knights of Columbus
Paul
Dorothy) Spiesman
J. Raymond Spiesman
Ashville
Corey
Fredonia
Walter Merrick
Washington, D. C
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas Church
St.Thomas
Martin Janosec Sr. dies at 87 after long illness
Martin Janosec Sr. of Lindsey Hollow road died at his home yesterday at 4 30 p m at age 87 after years of declining health. Born November 14 1875 he came to the United States in 1900 first living in Rossford Ohio and moved here 46 years ago to the home where he died. He was a member of St Elizabeth's Church. Mr Janosec was preceded in death by his wife.
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Martin Janosec
Janoste
R. D
Lindsey Hollow Road
Danosec
AreaDad Seeks 100000 For Son Injuries In Dunkirk
Dunkirk area legal action looms after Charles Alessi Jr 17 was struck by a car driven by Dunkirk Police Chief Richard M Kian on January 3. He remains hospitalized at Brooks Memorial. Alessi Sr alleges permanent injuries and seeks 100000 in damages including 20000 for medical and lost services. The suit claims the chief failed to observe, control vehicle speed and watch the road. The family notes funeral arrangements and the usual local notices conclude.
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Dunkirk
Dunikirk
Charles Alessi Jr
Richard M. Kian
Janary
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Charles Alless
Ciy
Norman
Lewis
Billalo
Allussi
Fredonia
Kim
Hls
Should Junior Be Paddled In School
Associated Press surveys opinions on corporal punishment in schools. Officials from Washington to New York and California outline laws and discretionary powers of boards, while educators in Aurora and Boston stress limits and reasonableness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Juniler
Washington
Carl F. Hanson
District of Columbia Board of Education
Hanson
William C. Hinkley
Aurora
Colo
New York State
James H. Alten Jr
Cuban Crisis Tensions Rise As Soviet Troop Move Rumors Grow
Reported meetings and weathered signals hint at renewed Cuba tensions as Soviet troop withdrawal rumors surface amid a claimed Haitian air attack and a seized Venezuelan freighter. Four Soviet ships in Cuban waters fueled talk of up to 8,000 troops possibly leaving by mid March, though officials say weapons on the island pose no offensive threat to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanmuiscy
Cuban
Cuba
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
U.S
Cochran Widow Testifies At Murder Trial
In Erie a crowded court heard Violet Cochran, widow of John R. Cochran, claim her husband was volatile and threatened to kill Steve Pavkovich before he was murdered October 24 in an east side bar. She described repeated threats and a planned confrontation, while the defense argues Pavkovich acted in self defense. The trial neared its climax after the prosecution rested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John R. Cochran
Brave Parkevich
Violet Cochran
Ayer
Pavkovich
Cochran
Hier
Steve
Richard Bearpitt
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East Second Street
Waterford
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Warden Street
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Peay
al Cox
Triesters
VFW
Teee
Peete
Elks
Turben
AllWay Electric
Flye Rexall Drugs
Carroll 'S
Corry, PA
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Jane Parker Buttermilk
Wisconsin
Janosec
Martin Janosee Sr
St. Elizabeth's Church
Bratken
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Operation Petticoat
Tony Curtis
Disneyland
Tonys
Lomen Troup
Osebe
the Bashful Elephant
AreaDad
Anna
Adam
Mary) Machae
Cor Lry
John
Anna) Wolitis
Albert Leonal Gilbert
Kathryn Firster
Elgin
Martin Jr
Erle
Butler
Joseph
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