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Clymer Honors Harold F Legters At Testimonial Dinner
Harold F Legters, town supervisor for 27 years in Clymer, was honored at a Saturday testimonial dinner at the Dutch Restaurant. The event drew 115 guests and featured remarks by James Lictus, with Congressman Charles Goodell among speakers. Legters did not seek re election. Also in Clymer news the Abbe Reform Church Women’s Guild met, installing new officers led by President Ann Legters, and a birthday report noted local visits and a birth at Grove City Hospital. In Maryland, former U S Representative Edward T Miller died at 72 after a long illness and held a ceremonial rank with Chinese forces during World War II.
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Clymer
James Lictus
Howard Legters
Irwin Bensink
Charles Goodell
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Harold Legters
Legters
Albert Kearns
Agnes Ahlstrom
Robert Carlson
Leon Button
Albert Croscott
Robert Miller
Everett Neckers
Raymond Hewes
Stewart Dudley
Robert “Howard
Burdell Colton
Richard Shields
Women's Guild For Christian Service of
The
Abbe Reformed Church
Velma Bailey
Neva Hogenboom
Living God
Minnie Ton
Betty Kolstee
Treasa Rhebergen
Jessie Bakerink
Gertrude Gravink
Clara Holthouse
Shirley Gravink
Minnie ‘Ton
Lois Legters
Geneva Schruers
Lucy Legters
Naomi Circle
Maynard Wallace
Houston
Texas
Robert
Mary Ann Hogenboom
Grove City Hospital
Grove City
Norman Hogenboom
Robert Swift
Rochester
N.Y
Hubert Brown
Jane
Berdena Lockenhouse
James Hurst
Frewsburg
Edward Conk
North Center Street
Easton
Edward T. Miller
Maryland
Miller
Joseph W. Stillwell
Jamestown Man Dies Beside Wife's Grave
Jamestown reports Frank A. Stone 61 year old man found dead of natural causes beside his wife’s grave at Lake View Cemetery after going to place a wreath Saturday. Neighbor Herbert Carlson found the scene. Stone survived by son Frank P. Stone of Greenwich, Conn. Funeral set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Lind Funeral Home.
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Jamestown
Frank A. Stone
Lake View Cemetery
Herbert Carlson
Stone
Frank P. Stone
Greenwich
Conn
Lind
Nuclear powered ships visit Japan amid student protests
About a thousand Japanese students gathered at Sasebo and in Tokyo to protest the visits of the Enterprise and Truxton, the first nuclear powered surface warships to visit Japan. Demonstrations widened with thousands of participants and police used tear gas and water to keep crowds back.
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Sasebo
Japan
Tokyo
Enterprise
Truxton
U.S
U.S. Defense Department
Saiors
Thenaloe
Seminary entrant Kenneth Heberlein seeks military chaplaincy
Kenneth Heberlein 30 of Weston Massachusetts enters Pope John XXII National Seminary to study for the priesthood with a goal to become a military chaplain. Heberlein is connected to a family with several clergy and religious sisters in Michigan Pennsylvania and Erie Diocese. After completion of the course he will gain pastoral experience as a deacon with a chaplain and will apply for acceptance by the military once ordained.
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Kenneth Heberlein
Pope John Xxiie National Seminary
Weston
Mass
Heberlein
Leo Heb
Orlein
Corry
Army
Air Force
Immaculata
Traverse City
Mich
St. Mary's Pa
Erie
Louis Heberlein
Richard Frederich
Vigorito Urges Full Week Congress Reform
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito calls for a five day work week for Congress to end long weekends and improve efficiency. He also proposes a fixed schedule and a fiscal year shift from July 1 to January 1 to ease budgeting and timing of appropriations.
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Mashington
Congress
Joseph P. Vigorito
Washington
Vigorito
Vigorilo
Congress of the
United States
90Th Congress
Appropriations
House
Senate
Tear gas thrown at Baton Rouge theater crowd
A tear gas grenade was hurled into the Broadmoor Theater in Baton Rouge as hundreds watched To Sir With Love. Currents of gas sent patrons coughing to exits, the theater was closed pending complete elimination of fumes. Authorities cited budget year changes as a factor in ongoing frustrations.
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Britain
Broadmoor
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