Fire Destroys Home At Riceville
Mrs and Mrs Geore Bellis and three children of Hineville lost their home and nearly all possessions when a fire swept the house yesterday. Wind fed flames and the Bloomfield Volunteer Fire Department could not save the one and a half story frame building. The family is staying with Mr and Mrs Harry Twombly of Cunadohta Take while Bellis works at Talon, Meadville. Children are Paul 11, George 14, and Patrieta.
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Mhueville
Geore Bellis
Hineville
Bellis
Bloomfield Volunteer Fire
Lincolnville
Hollis
Harry Twombly
Cunadohta
Talon
Tne
Meadville
Paul
George
Patrieta
Autopsy Ordered in Erie Man Death
Coroner Warren W Wood ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death of 47 year old Fairview furnace repairman John Koeher who collapsed while working on a furnace in Erie. Koeher was found by Elton Bock at Hazel Bocks home and died despite efforts by the West Ridge Fire Department. Death is suspected to be from heart failure or gas fumes. Koeher had worked for Crosley Co for over XM years and was born in Millcreek.
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Erie
Warren W Wood
Fairview Funace
John Koeher
Fair View
Kocher
Hazel Bock
Elton Bock
West Ridge Fire’ Department
Wood
St Vinces's Hospital
Rocher
Crosley Co
Millcreek
County Recorder and Father Injured In Auto Crash
Robert M Dailey newly named county recorder of deeds sustained minor injuries in an Route 20 rear end collision near Moorheadville Wednesday morning. His father Freddie Dailey 64 of Erie was hospitalized for observation and back x rays from a prior fall. The other driver Lee Timmer 26 of Dunkirk caused the crash according to State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Dailey
County Recorder of Deeds
Freddie
Erle
St Vincent's Hospital
Moorheadville
Dailey
Robert
Erie
Plan for 1958 59 education study urged by governor
Governor urges comprehensive study of school curricula as 1957 ends. He cites neglect and calls for reappraisal of education at all levels. Recommendations from a January 28-29 educators conference should guide changes for fall action by the Department of Public Instruction, State Council of Education, and General Assembly. Floyd W. Davis, 68, Miami millionaire land developer, dies after a career in Rock Island and Alton before moving to Miami in 1920.
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Pennsylvania
Lender
America
Department of Public Instruction
State Council of Education
General Assembly
Miami
Fli
Floyd W. Davis
Rock Island
Alton
Til
Six man Civil Rights Commission begins work today
AP News analysis notes the six member Civil Rights Commission starts operations today under the Civil Rights Act. Appointments, divided by region, require Senate approval and face Southern resistance. The panel can subpoena witnesses and propose law changes, with a staff director to be named and paid a full time salary.
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Washington
Sixman Civil Rights Commission
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Commission
Ually
Tme
John A. Hannah
Michigan State University
Cvil
U S Singer Flees Opera Continued From Page One
Maria Callas canceled a Naples opera performance citing illness and vowed to sing Norma Saturday if possible. Anita Cerquetti accepted a Rome managements offer to fill the role that night. Conductor Gabriele Santini said the voice was not at peak but urged performance.
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U. S
Opera
Norma
Naples
Anita Cerquetti
Rome
Callas in Norma Ends Abruptly as Opera Halts
Vocal star Maria Callas quits performance after a difficult aria and repeated audience catcalls. She locks in dressing room following Casta Diva, and management annuls the rest of the show after a prolonged intermission. Spectators defect in mass while others jeer from exits.
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Norma
Miss Callas
Miss Callus
Fire rips through Oil City building causing heavy damage
A four story frame structure in Oil City’s South Side burned about midnight Wednesday, inflicting over 100000 dollars in damage. One firefighter was slightly injured as wind driven flames threatened nearby Kramer Building housing ten families. Fire Chief cites new water gun equipment aiding suppression and saving adjacent properties.
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Oil City
South Side
J. J. Platin
Hulland Furnace Company
Miller Auto Supply Company
Franklin
Titusville
Reno
Rocky Grove
Seneca
Cornplanter
Kramer
Frank Riddle
United Natural Gas Company
Man 74 Dies in Head-On Collision Near Meadville
State Police identify W. B. Adsit 74 of Geneva as the victim in a head on crash with a coal truck on a legislative road west of Meadville. The truck driver Gordon H. Adsit of Geneva escaped injury. Authorities say the two men may be distant relatives but are not closely related.
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Mana
Crawford County
Meadville
W. B. Adsit
Geneva
Gordon H. Adsit
Mrs E Havenstein Ex Curryite Dies
Mrs E Havenstein born May 4 1889 in Jamestown died suddenly at home in Wellsville after living in Curry. She belonged to Methodist Church Cancades Eastern Star White Shrine and Rebekah Lodge. Survived by husband Ernest three daughters Berta Jose Redding Calif and two others and six grandchildren. Funeral services in Wellsville Mulhotlang Funeral Home with prayer Sunday Bracken Funeral Home Monday 2 pm interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Rubietesleins
Mille
N.Y
Jamestown
Havensteiny
Curry
Bond Street
Wellsville
Methodist Church
Cancades
Order of the Eastern Star
White Shrine
Rebekah Lode
Ernest
Berta Jose
Redding
Calif
Robert Garfield
Raymond Buchomner
Corry
Mulhotlang Funera
Saunday
Bracken Fnneral
Pine Grove
Progress of Defense Probe and Budget Talk
A defense probe story notes ongoing hearings and a forthcoming budget plan. Secretary McElroy says Congress will be asked to finance about 40 billion dollars for defense in the new fiscal year. He cites rising spending from about 38.5 billion and earmarks for missiles and detection devices.
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Rowan Galther Jr
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Defense McElroy
McElroy
Social gatherings mark holiday weekend in Carver area
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wallne hosted an oyster supper and Christmas party with guests including Frank and Hulett families, Camp family and others. Attendees traveled from Pittsfield North East Ripley and Linesville for weddings and visits. George Washington Caryx Day proclaimed in Harrisburg honors renowned agricultural scientist.
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Arthur Wallne
Frank Hulett
Robert Hulett
Earl Thompson
Joan Storer
Charles Camp
Pittsfield
Wilber
Judy Camp
University of Buffalo
Janice Way
Tinesville
Debs. Sorenson
Charles Pettenyil
Virginia Luke
North East
Fred Wallace
Rober Spoon
Fanny
Ripley
Cornelius Beckerizuc
Wilber Camp
Edward Pinch
Greenville
Ray Redman Jr
Linda
Baltmore
Robert Vioy Barden
Holland
Mich
Carl Marsh
Faith
Louise
Mirs
Arthur Wallace
Thompson
Deborah Phince
Union City
Janice Evans
Paith
Max Bemis
Betty
David Imhoff
Frank Bayle
Ronald Way
Newsondon
Conn
Suc School
George House
Marlon. Way
Linesville
Melborne Sorenson
Rober Lindstrom
Sherman
William Bemis
Clyde Courtright
Willan Berinink
Carver
Harrisburg
George Washington Caryx
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Riceville
Marlow
James Marlow
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin BL Carry
Citizens National Bank
G. W. Donaldson
C.H. Bracken
Cashier
M. O. Baldwin
Lona L. Merker
S. Walter Sweet
C.conratmonroe
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
C. H. Bracken
E. W. Feldt
G. N. Orcutt
R. A. Ott Jr
W. L, Peake
R. H. Rossbocher
H. S., Vaughn
Pral
E. Havenstein
Curryite
Bama
Bird Houses
Stratoliner
Sian Ahd
Wright Street
Center St
Grove Street
Pleasant St
W. Pleasant St
N. Center St
Concord St
Main St
Spartanshare
Paul Taylor
Patricia Fargo
Agency
Robert Tomwell
Pou Eee
TN Uries
Dalicate Fabrica
Gilson
Gilson’s Builders Supply
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