Erie area notices and local court verdicts headline
City and vicinity notes report a January civil court ruling in favor of James T. West of Gallipolis Ohio against Twin Trailer Sales Erie over a trailer purchase awarding 2341 dollars. Local events include a model club meeting at Ike's Sport Shop and Ford Winners Orchestra at the Elks Club. PMID
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Journal
Erie
Ohio
James T. West
Gallipolis
Saies
Eric
Spartanburg Gym
Hengt
Tve Sydd
Ike's Sport Shop
Hospital Admission and Discharge Report Fragment
The Hospital Report lists numerous admissions and discharges with names and addresses. Patients include Larry Bensink son of David and Mrs. Bensink, James Maloney at 623 Spring Street, Susan Gill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gill, Christine Vanik daughter of Mrs Blanche Vanik, Mrs. Donald Skinner of Union City, Floyd Curry of Bear Lake, Roger Bybrant of Townville, Alphonsa Cornish of Bear Lake, Beatrice Blewart of East Pleasant Street, Mitchell Spartansburg, George Burlingame transferred to Hamot, Tealph Webb Jr of Spartansburg, and others. discharges include George W Burlingame to another hospital and Mrs. Farold Putchen in Spartansburg.
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Larry
David I Bensink
George W. Billingame
Forth Center
James A. Maloney
Spring
Steet
Susan
Harold Gi. Breves
Chistine
Blanche Vanik
Eve Plennant
Donald Skinner
Union City
Floyd
Curry
Bear
Roger M_ Bybrant
Spartansture
Farold Putchen
Spartansburg
Albert Marty Jr
Carson Munn
Mead Avenue
Sombrero Room at Ginnie's Cafe offers cozy dining space
The Sombrero Room at Ginnie's Café Teria is highlighted for dinners and parties with reservations suggested. Jamestown police report a 19 year old, Russell Bontighio, held on multiple charges in a Brooklyn square lunchroom. The Jamestown hospital reports crowding with 139 patients and halls used, despite new capacity. Erie notes a Concordia College Choir performance at Strong Vincent High School. Titusville reports 17 communicable disease cases, including meningitis and mumps, in one week.
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Jwurestown
Jamestows
Brooklyn Square
Russell Bontighio
Jamestown
Bno
Jamestown General Hospital
Carl F. Sanford
Sanford
Erie
Concordia College Choir
Moorehead
Minn
Strong Vincent High School
Erle Lutheran Pastors’ Association
Germany
Holland
Norway
Austria
Belgium
Brussels
Hillbilly Music At Bill's Place This Weekend
A 10 year old boy was hit by a car near his home and severely injured Thursday night. Michel Cieslak was taken to Hamot Hospital with arm and shoulder fractures and possible hip pelvis and toe injuries. The driver James Joseph Lewis 27 of Erle said he was timing the corner when the boy ran into the car. Elk members are reminded of a Saturday night chicken and biscuit dinner for 90 cents.
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Bill's Place
Michel Cieslak
Hamot
James Joseph Lewis
Erle
Ban Parking On Maple Avenue Moves To One Way
Council considers a 24 hour ban on Maple Avenue with parking on one side. Councilman Guy Abbey favors turning Maple into a one way street. First reading delayed until regular session on Monday February, with a special session next Monday to discuss mayor’s changes.
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Maple Avenue
Guy Abbey
Thor Able rocket test ends in failure at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fin AP The Air Force fired a large Thor-Able missile carrying a 90 foot cone but the second stage failed after launch. The craft aimed to test Titan guidance for long range accuracy though the guidance system never activated. Initial reports said no live riders were aboard this time, unlike earlier tests.
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Cape Canaveral, Fin
Air Force
Qnite
Area Cities Still Battling Floods
Area cities endure ongoing flood crisis as Warren roads reopen but remain hazardous. Large ice movements trampl e through Warren with no river jam. Chautauqua County volunteers aid evacuations while Warren General Hospital avoids evacuation. Property damage expected lighter than 1956 flood amid a new cold spell.
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Warren
Chautauqua County
The
General Hospital
Flood Crest Reaches Pittsburgh Amid Ice Chunks Drift
The Allegheny crest moved into Pittsburgh around midnight as immense ice cakes clogged the river. Dozens of boats escaped moorings and bridges faced danger while Civil Defense chief Ross Webb noted no hysteria. Homes sheltered by relatives and community spaces as damages rise to millions. Freezing conditions persist.
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Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Ross Webb
Western Pennsylvania Civil Defense
Webb
Pare County Budget Deficit Shrinks to 88740
Erie County commissioners cut the proposed 1969 budget deficit from about 216000 to 88740 by trimming department requests and boosting estimated revenue by 127260. Cuts focused on recorder of deeds sheriff and courts. health department kept to prior levels. no pay raise planned, risking deficit growth.
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Erie
Erie County
Clerk of Courts Office
Register of Wills Office
County Health Dereon
Recorder of Deeds Office
Sheriff's Office
Ems
Return of Evacuated Amid Ice Covered Streets
Evacuees return as streets clear yet many area homes remain without heat due to flooded cellars and furnaces submerged. Wet basements across communities disrupt heating, with ongoing damage assessments and recovery efforts continuing.
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the Elks
Alexander MurTvor
Hotel Corry
Our Lid Christian School
St Jude's
St. Julia's
Moose Club
Anthony Chess
Erle Duane Bull Jr
Hamot Hospital
Lawrence Park
Adrian Tobin
Mabel
Business and Professional Women's Club
Carroll
Tateriake Iron Corp
St. Vincent's
Frederick
Tuihwuser
Yiterake
Willan
Wit
David Well
Skirworks
Corry Beverage
Erte Gir
Homet Hospital
Christine Donaldson
Richard B. Donaldson
Ritz
Bradford
Corry Hospital
Ginnie’s
F. L. Baressi
Brigham Hardware
Titusville
Titusville Board of Health
Gilson’s Builders
Columbus
General Electric
Thor
Marconi Outing Club
Warren, Pa
Danny Lapino
Warren, Ohio
Per Ferson
Barney
Firestone
America
Crate Ree Te Ene
Fam
Vapre
Eyele Briggs and Stratton
Price
South Center Street
Corry
Pare County
Phillips 45
North Center Street
Okey Swanson
Russ Mallory
HAM
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