Long-standing Kane council ends as new group forms
The Kane Borough Council completed its term with the old council ending its session and the new council organized. J. Adrian Brooglund, a 20-year member and 10-year president, concluded his public service in this transition. The article also notes local notices about auctions, exams for plumbers, and various town events and incidents.
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Veterans Or Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Kane
J. Adrian Brooglund
Plymouth
Thomas Motors
Erie
Citizens Library
Strong Vintent High School
Nell McLaughiin
McLaughlin
Carl L. Loeffler
St. Marys
Shields + Roofing Co
Brockway
Dimler High School
Kaiti
Kanee
Hospital Report Notes Staffing Gap At Corry Hospital
At the hospital report compiled as of today a physician could not be summoned in emergencies. Admitted are Mrs. Donald Gadepy of Centerville, Peter Glavis of 2 Seventh Street, Leo Heberlein of 1404 Maple Avenue, Mrs. Carson Mutin of 303 Mead Avenue, Mrs. Carlton of Pattison Union City, and Mrs. George L Patterson of 404 End Street. Discharged are Ralph H. Hoffman of 43 Seventh Street, Mrs. Margaret Hurley of 19 Spring, Mrs. Irving Legters of Clymer, and Mrs. Frank Gerzina with daughter Cynthia Ann of 150 York Street.
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Donald Gadepy
Centerville
Peter Glavis
Seventh Street
Leo Heberlein
Maple, Avenue
Carson Mutin
Mead Avenue
Carlton, Pattison
Union City
George L. Patterson
End Street
Ralph H. Hoffman
Margaret Hurley
Spring Street
Irving Legters
Clymer
Frank Gerzina
Cynthia Ann
York Street
Bus Crash As Bridge Collapses Survives With Minor Injuries
A school bus carrying 42 children from Towanda to Wysox Elementary fell 30 feet into a gully when a bridge over the Susquehanna collapsed in Wysox Bradford County. No fatalities. one girl suffered facial cuts. Bus driver Willard Ackley helped evacuate passengers as lumber trucks stopped on the span prior to collapse.
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Autanua
Raar
Susquehanna River
Wysox
Bradford County
Towanda
Willard Ackley
Plane forced down in Everglades kills one crewman
A U S Air Force Stratotanker on a routine training flight from Homestead ran out of fuel and was forced to land in the Everglades about 20 miles west of Miami. One crew member died, another was critically injured, four others parachuted to safety and walked to a cement plant near the Taminia Trail. The crash site was found by a Coast Guard party around 7:30 p m. A doctor arrived later and the injured man was hospitalized. Names of the dead and injured were being withheld pending relatives notification.
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Everglades
Miami
Air Force
Here
Taminia
Homestead Air Force Base
Florida Highway Patrol
Homestead
Coast Guard
Judge Orders Hair Cut Test For Misdeed Youth
Long Beach California court action reports Municipal Judge Charles T. Smith, a crew cut advocate, probationing 21 year old Gary Lindsay after measuring his ducktail hairstyle. Lindsay appeared on a misdemeanor charge of carrying a switch blade. He was given a $25 fine and one year probation conditioned on keeping hair short as directed.
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Long Beach
Calif
Charles T. Smith
Smith
Duquesne men get suspended terms in four 1988 burglaries
Two Duquesne men, Donald Sixler age 22 and Robert Schmeltz age 19, received four to eight year suspended sentences and were ordered to make restitution for four Westmoreland County burglaries committed in 1988. Judge David Wels presided and police linked the pair to a Howard Johnson Restaurant break near the Irwin interchange, a North Huntingdon coffee shop, the Moose Club in Batersville, and the Crossing Inn in West Newton.
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Heed
Fa Ui
Duquesne
Westmoreland County
Donald Sixler
Robert J. Schmeltz
David
Howard Johnson
Irwin
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Pennsylvanians study revisions to the state constitution
Fifteen prominent Pennsylvanians from varied fields began a study of possible constitutional revision. The panel may propose changes for the 1960 General Assembly to consider, with two consecutive sessions and a statewide referendum required for adoption.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Voners Ab
Thomas D. McBride
McBride
Gav
M. Harvey Taylor
Senate
W. Stuart Helm
House
Commission
Taylor
Plan Drive On Hub Cap Thieves Harrisburg
State police will join a statewide effort to curb hub cap theft with a free stenciling service from about 300 gas stations. Caps will be marked with owners license numbers to aid identification. Officials note roughly 2,500 in hub caps are stolen weekly and algunas caps cost up to 100 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Burl J. Henry
Sam Siegle
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association
Henry
Modern Conveniences Kansas City Saddles Display
A Western Zelsil hardware association show in Youkuni Tex features 9 manufacturers displaying colorful Western saddles. Foam rubber seats and puitt-in padding are highlighted as modern comfort options. The display draws attention to durable materials and classic styling in rodeo gear.
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Kansas City
Athe Western Zelsil
Find ‘Hardware Association
Rom Youkuni
Tex
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Brie
Millcreek Township
West Lake
Merle Crismam
Cincinnati
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Crawford County
Diemer’s
Millcreek
Harborcreek
Suditors
Jamestown
Giroes
Clinton H. Watson
Emanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Moore
George X. Simonetta
Dean Lightner
Fred Metz
Francis T. Rice
Sile
Michael A. Cannavino
Conneautville
Thieme Riatgrien Funeral Home
Rexall
Cian
Corry Hospital
First
United Fund
Community Chest
Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Erie County Council of Girl Scouts
Jewish Community Welfare
Hayner
NEP
Barney Moran
Ross
Wilkins
Titusville
Crawford County Board of Commissioners
Chevrolet
Ford
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Warren; Warren
Mike Evan
Z Bieroni
Eto Lin
GE Clothes
Ellis
Carload’’ Day
Corey
Thtusville Corry
North Center Street
Gerald Hammond
Mitton G.baker
Valley Porge Military Academy
Robert E. Woodside
State Superior Court
Philip Price
Philadelphia
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Mitchell MacCartney
Altoona
Pennsyl Vania’ Council of Republican Women
Jefferson B. Fordham
University of Pennsylvania
Dein
M. Nelson McGeary
Pennsylvania State University
Robert L. McGeehan
League of Women Voters
Genevieve Bint
Richardson Dilworth
Helmer Horace Stern
State Supreme Court
Mathew A. Crawford
Kittanning
George R. Lamade
Williamsport
Oscar J. Tallman
National Bank of Corry
Your Friendly
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Tuffy
Kendall
Washington
Bennetts
Columbus
Pat Boone
Shirley Jones
San Quentin
Jack Palance
An Hanes
J. Stone
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Cinemascope
Anwtine Theatre
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