Edinboro State Teal College enrollment up nationwide
The Ad missions Officer reports Edinboro State and Teal College show enrollment above the national average in three major higher education categories with gains exceeding those of universities and liberal arts colleges. Nearby college enrollment doubles national growth in teachers colleges, with Edinboro outpacing national increases in male and female enrollments and year over year comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro State
Teal College
Edinboro
Parishioners Vote Go Ahead On Church Addition
Parishioners at a Methodist church unanimously approved a plan to add a new educational unit on the north side. They authorized borrowing up to 60 000 to cover contractor bills, with pledges pledged over three years and a weather dependent start to occupy the new unit in the near future after 107 000 in donations already raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Chueh
Voteni
Fuive
Russell C. Ream Succumbs At 84
Russell C. Ream 84 of Corry died this morning at Cory Memorial Hospital. Born May 25, 1874 in Van Wert Ohio, he lived in Corry 40 years and worked at Standard Turnbuckle, ran a service station, later employed at Wing Will store and Corry Hospital. He was a Fleet Presbyterian Church and Cory Elks member, survived by a brother‑in‑law and a sister‑in‑law. services Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Paul F. Binner officiating, interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C Ream
East Columbus Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Rewin
van Wer
Ohio
Mike Hoenes Jie
Corry
Standard ‘Turnbuckle
Ream
Corry Hospital
Fleet Presbyterian Church
Corryland
Paul F. Binner
Pine Grove Cemetery
Acquit Three Defendants In Green Trial
In Ebensburg Pa three of seven defendants accused in a conspiracy case were acquitted by Judge Brodevick. The jurist freed Joseph Roeher of Pittsburgh and two Philadelphia contractors from charges, while remaining defendants faced continuing government prosecutions. Proceedings followed defense motions for acquittal. arguments continued as jurors were excused for a pause in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewisburg
Army Spetial Corts
Tubhanna
Tde Brodevlck
Vo Wolke
Joseph Roeher
Pittsburgh
Kemmed
Philadelphia
Herbert Bo Me Gilnehey
Olver Dibble
Pistries Court
SUN
Tyimare
Willian Green iDePir
Bors
Philaduphir
Dein P. Gilbey
Sevanton Eéisieen
Frydenek O
Raff
Murilyrd
Conn
Plun
Wink
Lawrence Calls Meet To Prevent Mine Flooding
Governor Lawrence convened meetings with engineers and civil defense officials to discuss strategies to prevent mine flooding after the Susquehanna River breach at Knox Coal Mine near Pittston on January 2. He cited complex, extensive problems and asked experts for emergency measures to protect the Commonwealth from future high river waters, noting river-set designs may be needed. In other news, Chicago Sun-Times obituary notes Katherine Lilian Been, longtime secretary to the paper, died after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haruna
Lawrence Hae
Wycoming Valley
Lawrence
Ina
Susquehanna
Knox Coal
Port ¢Hrifith
Pittston
Jantuay
Ater
Richard Gerstell
State ‘Civil Defense
Gerstell
Mares
Chicago
Katherine Liltian Been
The
Sun-Times
Old
Chicago Herald
Wal
Hospital guests to discuss meat selection program
A hospital event features guest speakers including Joseph Sarnicki, Victor Cragg, Russell Mallory, Malcolm McGinnis, and F. J. McConville of Armour. Moyles will discuss meat cuts and selection. Attendees may question the panel after the 8:15 PM program at the WEW home on West Washington Street with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy McEldowney
Fred MecEldowney
West Pleasant Street
Rex Theatre
Oil Centennial Celebration Titusville's Greatest Event
Titusville prepares to mark 100 years since Col Edwin L Drake drilled the oil well here on August 27. The centennial observance will open with a memorial service for Drake and include a large Oil Centennial program funded by industry and communities, culminating in the Second Century Conclave of Oil on August 27. A cross country pipeline will deliver a governor’s message from Texas to Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Edwin L. Drake
Ester Pennsylvania
United States
Col. Drake
Woodlawn
Oil Cenienilal, Inc
Texas
Pennsylvania
Boy Buried Alive In Sand Pit Ends In Death
Randolph L. Ford, 11, of Washington, was playing cowboys with a friend when a bank of sand collapsed in a pit. He was buried for about 25 minutes, rescued alive, but died later in hospital from suspected suffocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Randolph L. Ford
Randolph
Two Warren Homes Damaged by Weekend Fire
Two Warren residences suffered about 1800 in damage over the weekend as basement thawing water pipes sparked a blaze. Mrs Virginia Mangini home incurred 1500 damage while the fire climbed through basement first and second floors to the roof. Mrs Ethel Wilson’s second floor and Mangini’s first floor also sustained water and fire damage. Defective wiring caused a separate basement blaze at Harry Drivas home. firefighters used a booster line to control it after about 300 in damage. Insurance covered the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannusn 2
Virginia Mangini
Ethel Wilson
Mangini
Harry Drivas
Blast Breach in Wabash Dike Opens Flooded Fields
Water covering about 33 000 acres of Illinois farmland drains back into the Wabash River after farmers blasted a 100 foot breach in a clay dike on the east side of the river near Russellville. The levee break, caused by a dynamiting effort, slowed flood recession downstream but did not raise the river level. Russell Allison Drainage District officials said they consented to the blast as a flood-control measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Tllinois
Wabash
Russellville
Vincennes
Ind
Russell= Allison
Actress Janet Blair and Nick Mayo Welcome Baby Girl
Actress Janet Blair and producer Nick Mayo welcomed their first child, a baby girl weighing eight pounds. Blair is 38 and Mayo is 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Janet Blair
Nick Mayo
Mi Blair
Mayo
Franklin Flood Control Office to Aid Northwestern District
Forest and Waters Secretary Maurice K. Goodard announced a Franklin emergency flood control office to serve the Northwestern Pennsylvania disaster area. James W. Bailey will run the office after a location decision. The legislature has appropriated 600000 for emergency work as high water hampers deployment and damage assessments continue in Lycoming County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Forest and Waters
Maurice K. Goodard
Goodard
Pennsylvania
James W. Bailey
Department of Property and Supplies
Bailey
Stroudsburg
Gooddard
Lycoming County
Ure
Hayden's Craft Nearing Tahiti Voyage With Hayden and Four Children
Sterling Hayden and his four children are 2,600 miles from Tahiti with 1,000 miles to go. Attorneys say the schooner has reached Taiohae in the Marquesas Islands. Hayden, who sailed from Sausalito January 18, had custody of the children in a custody fight with his ex-wife Betty de Noon Hayden, but a court barred taking them to Tahiti due to danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloux Wuud
Sterling Hayden
Tahiti
Hayden
Betty de Noon Hayden
Taiohae
Marquesas Islands
Sausaallle
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ronald Gates
Concord Township
Lloyd McCray
Warren County
Gates
Richard Daniels
Worth Street
Smith and
Center Streets
North Center
L. B. Campbell
R. D
Washington Street
West Washington Street
Mead Avenue
Judith A. Nichols
Noem Aldrich
Cherry Creek
N.Y
Evins
Bemus Point
Alice Builes
Bilver Creek
Aldrich
Joseph Sarnicki
North Center Street
Sarnick
Clarence Bailey
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Russell Cassett
West Church Street
Lloyd Sherlock
Euclid Street
Sherlock
Cassett
Linda Newhouse
W. H. Newhouse
Corty Memorial Hospital
Gerald Crowell
R.D. J. Corry
Briaks
Howard Johnson
Howard
Iyn Johnson
Sixth Avenue
Ame Ox Mara
Movie Cummings
RD. 3
Lot
Bert A
Bracken
Roy Harris
Pine Grave
Lown
Fogle Lumber CO
Frankits 8& Corry
Crystal Coal Co
Misgle Avs
Corry, Pa
Russell C. Ream
Pat Perkins
Leed’s
LEED
Corry Veterans of Foreign Wary Post
Stanley Malek
Corry Memorial
Lece
REX
Warren
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!