Whiskey theft at Hyer Store and linked robberies
Police investigate a New Year’s Eve liquor heist at a Hyer Street store with 5000 dollars of Scotch Whisky taken and the cash box emptied. Witnesses report an Ohio license plate scene and a possible link to a Frontier Lanes robbery in Millcreek. Detectives question 15 known safe artisans while search widens for suspects and haulout.
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Alan
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Pole
Bolice
Ohio
Frontier Lanes
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Millcreek
Frank Bimsser
Elipwes
Colony Shopping Plaza
Orleans
Mario Byenont
Thomas Harkins
Edward Nakowky
Erie
Community Notes From Clymer Vicinity
The Clymer area reports social gatherings and movements among residents. Mrs Florence Arnik hosted a meeting with Mr Nellie Quonreveld in attendance, with energy in leadership as presidents were absent. Members shared prayers, readings, and a talk on ink by Clyde Snyder at Clymer Central School. A Legion Auxiliary meeting followed at the Legion building with church members from Abbe Reformed and others. Mrs Fred Damcatt presided. Meals were provided by hostesses and January committee, with social visits to Columbus and Buffalo noted for some families. The Abbe Reformed Church annual congregational meeting proceeded with Rev J B Hottmat presiding.
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Usui Mariner
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Abbe Reformed Church
Fred Damcatt
Harvey Bensink
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Columbus
Siintay
Minnie Mesetink
Jenni Gravini
Henry Legters
Cornelis
George Catilde
Hik
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Witter Sehiuers
Cataldo
Alumot
Hospital
Bem Smith
Kenneth Holstenaworth
Ol City
Clayton Duinie
Robert
Raymond Kniphisen
White Plains
N.Y
Roy Gravink
Harold Swanson
Jamestown
Lawrence Swanson
Donna
Lyle
Compton
New York State
Tihapa
BJ. Hottmat
Yearly church meeting approves missionary shares and elects officers
The session held a year end prayer service and reports from church offices. Voters approved continuing 8700 shares to five missionaries. Elders and deacons were elected with Janes TenHaken Norman TeCroney Everett King as teller Peter Schurman and Amos VanErden ineligible after six consecutive years. Ten Ten Flaken Gilbere was chosen elder to fill vacancy Harold Ten Flaken and George Legters re elected for two years. Merle Holthouse elected deacon to fill vacancy Glen Tewinkle and Edward Heckerink re elected for two years. A rising vote of thanks to retiring elder and deacon, and a lunch by consistory ladies followed.
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Phone workers back on job after six day strike ends
Associated reports that Tulaphone Co employes in Texas New Mexico Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma returned to work after a six day walkout ended with a 15 month contract. Union representative R W Staley said the deal yields an average wage rise of 6 cents per hour system wide with some workers gaining up to 97 cents an hour. Prior pay ranged from 77 cents to 1 39 dollars in towns including San Angelo and Texarkana.
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San Angelo
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General
Tulaphone Co
R. W. Staley
Dallas
Communications Workers of America
Syitehboard
Howly
Texarkana
Church Shares In Phillips Estate In Butler PA
The will of the late Thomas W. Phillips, president of Phillips Gas and Oil, dated July 21, leaves three shares of his estate. One portion benefits the widow Cyvi M. Phillips, another funds churches and religious education linked to Phillips’ employes institutions, and the remaining share goes to his children, grandchildren, and other relatives. The overall value of the estate was not estimated. The will was probated yesterday in Butler County Orphans Court.
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Butler
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Thomas W. Phillips
Phillips Gas and
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Phillips
Butler County
Orphans Coust
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Presbyterians Draft Plan to Unite Three Denominations
The Presbyterian Church in the United States and the United Presbyterian Church for North America propose a merger of about three million members. They would exclude the Southern church whose presbyteries defeated a 1954 merger plan. If approved by the denominations and their presbyteries, the united body would be formed as the United Presbyterian Church in the United States by a May 1954 General Assembly agenda.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
United States
United Presbyterian Church
Duchess of Windsor Returns to Baltimore in Quiet Arrival
The Sumac girl who became the Duchess of Windsor returned to her home city of Baltimore that night as the former Miss Watlis Warfield of 225 East Middle Street. The former king accompanied her in a virtually unnoticed arrival, contrasting with their October 1941 visit when crowds jammed the station and ticker tape showers greeted them. The duke and duchess planned to attend the Assembly Ball and observe trends.
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