Park Warned Against Fishing as Risks Draw Complaints
Peninsula State Park police cautioned that anglers continue to fish near Presque Tale Bay despite warnings. Park superintendent Michael Wargo said officers reiterated the danger, noting no arrests yet for ignoring the guidance. The piece also lists local notices on hospital certification, school board meetings, traffic incidents, obituaries, and regional updates from Erie and Corry areas.
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Peninsula Sljte Park
Presque Tale Bay
Altogettier Ste
Tidvermnen
Michael Wargo
Offshore Gas Drilling Planned in Lake Erie
New York State Natural Gas Corp said it will begin offshore drilling in two lake tracts in Lake Erie next spring. The company supplies gas to 19 major distributors in New York. Legislation enabled the offshore project and the state would collect royalties on any gas found.
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Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
New York
State Natural Gas Corp
Snow Blanks Jordan and Jerusalem Regions with Six Inch Fall
Snow swept across Arab-held Jerusalem and western to central Jordan for six hours yesterday, dropping up to six inches. Local officials reported disruptions and advised caution as winter weather affected travel and daily activities.
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Jordan
Amman
Jerusalem
Ike To Reject Red Summit Talk Bid
Secretary Dulles outlined U S proposals for safeguarded disarmament and warned against trusting Soviet promises saying safety and perhaps U S existence should not be risked on them He noted a likely resumption of talks and discussed a Soviet Polish plan for a nuclear free Central Europe implying neutralization and possible West rejection He stressed German reunification by free elections as the test of Soviet good faith and urged a clear commitment to that goal.
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Ruge
Dulles
U.S
Dul Jes
United States
NATO
Russia
London
Moscow
West
Europe
NATO Council
Paris
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Geneva
Britain
France
Dillles
Gromyko
Duplex Apts and Listings at Various Streets
A compact listing of apartment units and rents across multiple streets including Concord Snyder Main W Frederick Center Pleasant Washington Fifth Ave Mead and nearby structures. Entries show unit types such as 1st floor apartments and rear garage spaces with rents ranging from 21.50 to 534.50 and various street addresses.
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Duplex Apts
Concord St
Snyder Cl
E. Main St
Frederick St
N. 1St Ave
Fifth Ave
Center St
Marlon St
W. Park FI
Mead Ave
N. Center SL
W. Main St
Judge Robers named honorary campaign chairman for Heart Fund
The Honorable Samuel J. Robers, president judge of the Orphans Court of Erie County, was named honorary campaign chairman of the 1958 Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association fund drive. Campaign chairman Frank W. Zurn announced the appointment for Erie, Crawford, Venango and Forest counties. The campaign runs February 1 through February 28, with Heart Sunday on February 23, featuring a door-to-door collection by volunteers across the four counties.
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Samuel J. Robers
Orphans Court
Erie County
Wass
Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association
Frank W. Zurn
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Forest
Heart Fund
Heart
Six-Year Manslaughter Term Begins for Los Angeles Driver
Victory L. De Casaus, 35, started a six-year county jail sentence for manslaughter after a four-vehicle crash on the San Bernardino Freeway on September 26, 1965. Six people died, five from one family and the driver of another car. The jury found him guilty on six counts. his attorney appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Los Angeles
Victory L. de Casaus
Superior Court
San Bernardino
de Casatis
US. Supreme Court
Ladies Mission ad Ald Society meeting summary
The Ladies Mission and Ald Society met in the church parlors Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lotts Tewinkle in charge of the program and Mrs. Gilbert J. Ton presiding. A reading was given by Mrs. Leon Warnshull, and Mrs. Loren Bakerick was elected treasurer after the death of Mrs. Delers Tewinkle who had held the post for over 30 years. A luncheon followed, with several families noted, including the Eininks celebrating a 56th anniversary. New Year’s Day dinner hosted by the Dunnewolds was mentioned, along with a surprise birthday for Peggy Querreveld. The Abbey Reformed Church congregational meeting covered officer elections, mission support, and a proposed building addition, passing 70 yes to 20 no for the plan. The Twentieth Century Club also met with introductions by the president Mrs. Florence Tewinkle.
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William Hogenboom
Delbert King
Mary Nyweide
Bruce | Holtman
Hope College
Douglas J; Neckers
Bucknell University
James Goggin
East St. Louis
James Cordis
Everett Bepsink
Cornell University
Burdette VanderSchaaft
Ithaca
Judith Camp
Gail Willams
Buffalo University
Dale Arnink
Houghton College
Luella Wiggers
Wheaton College
Kenneth Wiggers
Moody Bible Institute
Harold Wassink
Bowling Green University
Gary ‘Tewinkle
Michigan State College
Joanne Ten‘Haken
Larry Rhebergen
Jamestown Community College
Edward Einink
Ruth Holthouse
Doris
Glen
Ralph
Merle Holthouse
Ann
Alvin Dunnewold
Alan Dunnewold
M's
Roger Thompson
Imily
Harold Hoitink
Paul Hoitink
Garret Newhouse
Myr
Wayde Querreveld
Peggy
Gwen Bailey
Jane Fardink
Kathy Querreveld
Martha Cady
Gail Sensink
Donna Aruink
Betsy Rhodes
Janice McCray
Marlea Ton
Pegry
Marilyn Gravink
Southbury ‘Training School
Southbury
Conn
Wiliam Gravink
Deleo Gravink
Perry
Abbey Reformed Church
Benjamin Holtman
Chur Sid Virlols
Peter Schurman
Metle Holthouse
Glen Tewitite
Edwad Beckerink
Benjamin Tewmice
John Heil
Gilbert J. Tow
Earl Beckerink
Edward Beckerink
Hoffman
Twentieth Century Club
Minnie Legters
Amy Newhouse
Mus
Florence Tewinkle
Religious meeting and veterans group notes in Roswell region
Rev Russell Johnson spoke on Religion at a meeting attended by fifteen members who sang scripture verses and heard a hymn recording from the Billy Graham Crusade. The American Legion discussion followed a Methodist prayer service with vice president Mrs Betty Querr presiding. Members reported on Veterans Hospital work in Buffalo and National Security. A lunch was provided by local hostesses. June Habink is in Balt at Roswell Hospital. WSCS and Wesleyan Guild hosted a dinner for the church choir and director Richard Ten Haken as he prepares to move to Chicago with Corry Jamestown Mt Corp. A later home extension session discussed refinishing salad bowls.
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Russell Johnson
Carol Compton
Methodist Sermon Series And Week Of Prayer Planned
The Methodist Church schedules a five week sermon series titled The Power of the Crabs led by Rev. Ceare My 275 starting at 11 am with Sunday films and a theme Man Among Men. Rev. Harris will preach tomorrow at 7 43 pm as part of the Week of Prayer observance. Additional sermons include They rise An...
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Methodist Church
Chui Weill
Oulure
Ceare
Wenerst
Methodiat
Ai, Uy’ Harris
Bernator
Peeviert
Werntdins
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Donald W. Welsh
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Venetia M. Sweet
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Titusville General Hospital
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Fred Hopson
Penmsylvaaia Co-operative Potato Growers
Civil Defense Organization
Mercer and
Allegheny
Clymer
GLF
Ted Nakoski
Stancliff Hose Company
Waterford Borough
Waterford Township
Wilfred Wallace, Corry
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Columbus
Corry, PA
Pillsbury’s
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Ike
S. Center St
Pleasant
Washington St
East St
South St
Low Concord St
Agency
Winter
Blas Lew
Mantle
Elusives
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Tuffy
Washington Bireeta
Mesdane Livtis
Mes Betes
Moe Marie Chilliel
St. Peteyaburg
Citizens National
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Mieone
Grates 'Ys Bank
Ellis
Carload
Corry Store
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