Sparta talents and parish news highlight small town life
News from Sparta covers a boys basketball victory over West Forest and a path toward a state title with a next home game against East Forest. Also notes a local Grange meeting, a prayer group sewing bandages, hospital cards for patients, and a local obituary. Martinal trivia includes Bart Starr choosing another Green Bay season over a senate bid and altar boys charged with stealing from church baskets.
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Sparta
West Forest
East Forest
East Forest. Good Luck, Team! Ladies of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Evelyn Merkle
Baumbautet
Jen Himes
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sadie Rogers
Spartansburg
Elliot Rogers
Dan Bennett
Girard
Isaac Sherlock
Sparta Grange
Counsel Appointed for Reporter Charged in Slaying
Attorney Edward J. Conner was named defense counsel for Peggy Sundberg, 32, charged with murder in the shooting death of her fiancé David Hutchinson. Erie Court President Judge Edward H. Carney appointed him after a petition from Public Defender D. Sherwood Jones. Sundberg, a Morning News City Hall reporter, is held without bail in Erie County Jail. a hearing is set for next Monday.
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Edward J. Conner
Peggy Sundberg
Erie Court
Edward H. Carney
Conner
D. Sherwood Jones
C. Philip Shaw
Sundberg
City Hall
The
Morning News
David Hutchinson
Millcreek
Millcreek Justice of the Peace
Charles Wise
Erie County
March of Dimes Events Planned in Sparta Area
The Sparta March of Dimes unit plans a March for the New March of Dimes next week in Spartansburg and Sparta Township. Mrs. James Reed and Mrs. Francis Kinney serve as chairmen. A complete volunteer list will be published next week. funds go to Crawford County Chapter for distribution to the National Foundation and the Salk Institute.
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Spartan Township
James Reed
Francis, Kinney
Crawford County
National Foundation
Salk Institute
Sparta March of Dimes
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Community Chest
PSU Behrend Center Expands to Four Year Status
Penn State will extend Behrend Campus Erie offerings to upperclassmen this fall with 100 juniors set to begin their final two years. A second class of 100 to 150 juniors is planned for 1971 72 as Behrend aims to triple its undergraduate enrollment by 1975. The first juniors will study science or liberal arts, earning BA or BS degrees.
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Pennsylvania State University
Behrend
Erie
Kenneth L. Holderman
Commonwealth
University
Holderman
Eric A. Walker
Walker
University of the Commonwealth
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Penn State Commonwealth
Irvin H. Kochel
College of Science
College of the Liberal Arts
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