Auction Notice Details and Estate Filing
An auction and estate notice outlines liquidation of assets including main and miscellaneous equi pment with a 60 day deposit requirement and a per cent form, plus a court filing related to the estate of Erle Coun. The document references a Warren county location, a Julian Street address, and a deadline for bidders with deposits held by the Register of Pennsylvania.
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Roker
Surance
Ker Rlee
Nty Schoob
Julian Tes
Tore Leposit
Warren la
Rased
Erle Coungiven
Bracken Resigns As Citizens Bank Head For Erie Post
Charles H. Bracken, CNB chief executive for 15 years, resigns to accept the senior vice presidency of Marine National Bank in Erie. He will move to Erie soon and may become its president as CNB reshapes its leadership with E. W. Feldt becoming chairman, Glen W. Donaldson returning as president, and other officers reassigned.
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Bracken
Citizens Bank
Erie
Charles H. Bracken
Citizens National Bank
Martine National Bank of
Ahen.linoctors
Macbutheres
CNB
Wright Street
Citizens
E. W. Feldt
Glen W. Donaldson
Hubert
Vaughn
C. Conrad Monroe
Lena Merker
Feldt
Corry
Corry High School
Marine National Bank of Erie
Citizens Bank Hits New Highs
The Citizens National Bank in 1963 posted record business across most departments. President Charles H. Bracken reported loan increases of 297000 with 1185 new installment loans for autos, furniture, appliances and home improvements, 1378 commercial loans, 85 mortgage loans, and capital rising over 1 million dollars. Resources surpassed 10 million and deposits exceeded 9 million as earnings reached a bank record. In 1964 deposits rose, rates on CDs to four percent, senior citizen accounts were added, and internal equipment upgrades completed bank mechanization. Directors reelected include Bracken, Butters, Donaldson, Weldt, Otter, Peake, Rosshacher, Rudolph, Vaughn, and Wurm.
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Citizens National Bank
Charles H. Bracken
Bracken
Corry
CNB
Driveln
Charles H Bracken
J. Guy Butters
Glen W. Donaldson
B. W. Weldt
Robert A. Otter
Walter I. Peake
Richard H. Rosshacher
John €. Rudolph
Hubert ‘5, Vaughn
George E. Wurm
Jackie Thanks Nation For Comfort Words
Mrs John F Kennedy expressed gratitude for about 800000 condolence messages after President Kennedy's assassination. She spoke from Robt F Kennedy's office detailing the letters will be treasured and placed in the Kennedy library in Boston for future generations.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Hev
Kennedy
Boston
Hilton Pittsburgh strike averted after settlement
Officials of the Hilton Hotel and the workers union announced a settlement of grievances after a late meeting in Pittsburgh. A maintenance worker’s dismissal for desertion of duty reportedly sparked the dispute, with no details disclosed.
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Pittsburgh
Hilton Hotel
Escaped Penitentiary Inmate Turns Self In After 27 Years
Clyde Swanson 50, formerly George Hutchinson, surrendered to St Charles County Sheriff to clear his name for seven children born under his alias. He escaped 27 years ago from Pontiac Illinois State Penitentiary, served six years on a robbery sentence, later served in the South Pacific with the Army, earning a purple heart. He and his wife decided to resolve the name issue after seeing his children prepare for school. Penitentiary officers planned to pick up Hutchinson today.
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ST. Louis
Clyde Swanson
Lester Plackmeyer
St. Charles County
George Hutchinson
Illinois
Pontiac
Rockford, Ill
South Pacific
Bridgeton
Plackmeyer
Penitentiary Farm
Hutchinson
Keystoners Dig Out From Huge Snowfall
Pennsylvania faced a deadly blizzard with 22 deaths as 28 inches of snow paralyzed towns. Philly eased snow emergency. roads opened and schools planned to resume, with rural districts still closed. Cleanup slowed by bitter cold while milk supply concerns emerged in Berks County. Transportation and city operations gradually returned to normal after forecasters warned of continued isolation in some areas.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Indiantown Gap
Olmsted Air Force Base
Mechanicsburg Naval Supply Depot
International
Dairies
Joseph Barr
Center City
Lawyer to defend Lee Oswald before Warren Commission
Mrs Marguerite Oswald says New York lawyer Mark Lane will represent Lee Harvey Oswald at the Warren Commission hearings. Lane had earlier filed a brief urging Oswald’s defense. Mrs Oswald says her son is innocent or framed and government evidence suggests he acted alone.
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Fort Worth
Tex
New York
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Marguerite Oswald
Mark Lane
Special Presidential Commission
Lane
Earl Warren
Oswald
Plane crashes into Shawnee Hall at Oklahoma Baptist University
In Shawnee, Oklahoma, 49 year old Robert Lawson from Tulsa flew a rented single engine plane into Shawnee Hall at Oklahoma Baptist University. He died in the flames after warning he would crash. No other injuries were reported. Lawson's son is a student at the college. Police fired at the plane during its descent but no bullet wounds were found on Lawson.
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Shawnee
Okla
Oklahoma Baptist University
Robert Lawson
Tnola
Shawnee Hall
Lawson
Thuravend Hall
Thurmond Hall
Mike
Vashli
Fred Reese
Reese
Gas Station Robbery Probed After Knife Point Theft
Police seek a lone man who robbed Minute Man gas station on North Center Street last night. Attendant Rupert Wilcox, 117% West Bend Street, reported $268 taken in cash. robber fled unseen after forcing entry to a back room. Officers Wotus and Nichols responded within minutes.
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Minute Man Service Station
Robert Wilcox
Wilcox
Center Street
Sta
Rupert Wilcox
West Bend Street
Minute Man
North Cen
Ter Street
Simon Service Co
Julius Wotus
Kenneth Nichols
Not Guilty In Snow Dumping Case At City Hall
Charles Mack, first man charged under the city snow dumping ordinance, was found not guilty in a hearing at Cornell chambers. Alderman Norbert Bachemer and Councilman Ray Weber urged ordinance revision, citing cross department involvement and repeated warnings to drivers. The case highlighted tensions among streets safety and police over snow removal practices.
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Charles Mack
East Washington Street
Mack
Norbert Bachemer
Ray Weber
Clark
Washington
Frank Carnegie
Carnegie
Bachomer
Cornell Chambers
Bach
Corry Boy Survives Car Collision Unhurt
A 10 year old Corry boy escaped injury after being struck on North Center Street near Clinton Street by a car driven by Donald G Fairchild 92 of 121 South First Avenue. Fairchild reported the incident at 4 15 PM after the boy darted into the street from West Washington Street and then ran away toward Washington Street. The boy’s mother said he apparently was not hurt.
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Corry
North Center Street
Clinton Street
Donald G Fairchild
South First Avenue
A Fairchild
North Center
Douglas Pearson
West Washington Street
Fairchild
Washington Street
Preview of Corry museum Mead Park exhibit
Inside Today Wow previews a fascinating exhibit planned for the Corry museum at Mead Park once the building is finished. Page 9 in the second section offers a look at what to expect, promising an engaging display for readers.
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Corry Museum
Mead Park
Adlai's Attacker Forfeits $25 Bond
Dallas woman Cora Frederickson forfeited a $25 bond after failing to appear on charges stemming from striking Ambassador Adlai Stevenson with a placard as he left a Dallas rally at Memorial Auditorium. Court officials said the bond forfeiture closes the case.
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Dallas
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Corporation
Charles Wells
Cora Frederickson
Stevenson
United Nations
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
J. W. Schoolfield
Denver official says no smoking ban in city
Elvin Caldwell chairman of health and hospitals for Denver City Council said there is no chance for an anti smoking ordinance in the city. He remarked he himself is a cigar smoker and does not favor such a ban.
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Denver
Elvin Caldwell
United States and Panama Agree to Restore Ties
The United States and Panama agreed to reestablish diplomatic relations soon and to begin talks within 30 days on all issues, including the canal treaty. Panamanian officials suggested a cooling period of about five weeks before resuming formal relations with Washington, with Costa Rica to act as intermediary. The discussions, led by Edwin M. Martin and Galileo Solis under OAS auspices, will cover any matter affecting U S Panama relations.
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Panama
United States
Panama’ Canal “Zone
Robertto Chiari
Fabian Velarde
Washington
Chiari
Costa Rica
Edwin M. Martin
Johnson
Galileo Solis
Organization of American States
Martin
Solis
OAS
U.S
S-Panama
National Bank Marks Records In Modern Northwest Pennsylvania Facility
The National Bank of Corry opened a highly modern facility in Northwestern Pennsylvania. President H. Martin Keppel reported record deposits of 555000 and 2085 installment loans at the year end. The bank transferred 25000 from undivided profits to surplus, lifting it to 400000, with capital at 576474 and total resources near 8858000. Directors reappointed include Royal, Gugnon, Worth Hammond, Traut, and Benne Still.
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National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
H. Martin Keppel
Keppel
Atoelstrall A Ig
Royal
Joseph Gugnon
H.W
Ay Worth Hammond
Bi ‘Traut
A. Benne Still
Biiesinke
H. Mattin
Ehalran
Tashlocs Tabutt Iil Danalidion
Ivan Coallarn
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SUL
W. Feldtright
Mamaroneck
Walter D. Cocking
Tennessee
Jackie
Nation
Keystoners
Lee Oswald
Streets Department
Corry Boy
Adlai
National Bank
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