Hospital Admits Several Local Residents After Emergency Call
Corry Memorial Hospital admitted Mrs. James Armstrong of 237 West Washington, Mrs. Marjorie Hayes of R. D. 2 Clymer, Mrs. Edward Giacomo of 102 South Second Avenue, and Charles Gurlepy Jr. of Centerville. Discharged were Mrs. Guy Stebbins of Sherman, Theresa Hand of 16 Maple Vents, Mrs. Otto Weber of Jamestown, Mrs. Charles Way of Spring Creek, Mrs. David Jewell and son Dale Alan of Pittsfield, and John Malone of 147 Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Armstrong
West Washington Street
Marjorie Hayes
R. D
Clymer
Edward Giacomo
South Second Avenue
Charles
Charles Gurlepy
Centerville
Guy Stebbins
Sherman
Theresa
Joseph Hand
Maple Vents
Otto Weber
Jamestown
Local notices mix crime and social events in Titusville
Police report a jewelry store theft, a door to door key chain seller from West Virginia, a warrant arrest on constructive desertion, a police promotion in Erie, a trailer recovery in Corry, and a vendor ad for Line-O-Ad. Community dances, club meetings, fundraisers, and school break ins color a dense local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Titusville
Weirton
W. Va
Hey
Route 3
Moose
Three Aces
Spring Creek Road
Garland
Gene Dugan
Gerald Weber
Everett Zurn
VFW
Erie
Frank G. McCartney
Pennsylvania
Paul B. Rittleman
Lawrence Parks Barracks
Rittelman
Pennsylvania State Police
Erie County Health Department
Corry
Erie State Police
Lawrence Park Barracks
Easton
Pennsylvania -New York State Line
Federalsburg
Clear Policeman In Fatal Shooting
Monessen policeman Leroy Bailey 48 is exonerated in the fatal shooting of John Edmonds 59. At a coroner's inquest Bailey testified he shot Edmonds in the arm and back after Edmonds attacked him with an axe during a November quarrel over a turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheensburg
Monessen
Leroy Bailey
John Edmonds
Bailey
Edmonds
Local Addresses Listed From Area Hospitals Union City
Readable entries show residents and families in Union City with addresses and relations including Mrs Stanley Twarski Mrs John Allen Sylvie infant daughter Mr and Mrs Roger Koseff Cambridge Springs Jacob Zimmerman Hazen street Mrs Harold Smith Bridge street Mrs George Gregor R D 1 Union City Jack Willison Concord Spartansburg Mrs Earl Benson R D 1 Spartansburg Mrs Arden Brom FR D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Stanley. Twarski
Erie
John Allen
R. D
Sylvie
Roger Koseff
Cambridge Springs
Jacob Zimmerman
Hazen Street
Harold Smith
Bridge Street
George Gregor
Jack Willison
Concord Street
Earl Benson
Spartansburg
Arden Brom
Oil City Father Returns After Four Years Missing
Joseph K Watkins returns to Oil City police station after nearly four years away. He left his wife and six children to seek a new home, prompting an FBI and police search amid foul play fears. He offered no explanation for the disappearance and cited trips to Cuba, Mexico, and South America. His wife declined to press charges and pondered reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Watkins
Clevela
Watkins
FBI
Oil City
Cuba
Mexico
South America
Sahl Special Mixed Backward Look At New Talent
Hollywood review of a Mort Sahl TV special branded their future ahead yet anchored in past format. The piece notes cautious network tampering, Eddie Cantor opening and closing, and finds some new acts like Vaughan and a promising trio as better than many imitators.
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Hollywood
Mort Sahl
Sahl
Will Rogers
Bob Hope
Sabs
Eddie’ Cantor
Ed Sullivan
Vaughan
England
Dante
Johnny
Hal
Norman
Dean
Martin
Lewis
Cuba and United States Clash Over Guantanamo Base
Observers say Castro aims to sever Havana Washington ties and gain control of Cuban assets while pursuing the Guantanamo base. The base, leased under a perpetual United States treaty, sits behind heavy defenses with 140 officers and 1,400 men plus civilians and dependents. Officials doubt a formal expulsion demand would succeed in Washington, though such a move fits Castro’s sovereignty campaign. The land is valued around two million. installations exceed 65 million, underscoring Guantanamo’s strategic role as a training and supply hub.
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Aso
Washington
Castro
Havana
Cuba
Guantanamo
Guantanamo Base
United States
Tts
Frank W. Fenno
U.S
South Atlantic
Area Man Admits Two Arson Cases in Pennsylvania
A 48-year-old Etna man, Arthur E. Uhlman, pleaded guilty to two counts of arson for setting fires to a neighbor’s home in Cooperstown. He admitted starting the first fire September 3 and the second January 16, damaging the Hullman property with kerosene on back porches and an unlocked door. He was jailed in Venango County pending a court hearing. authorities cited motive as a missing $800 given to Hullman’s wife.
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Corry’ Rad.and Gun Club, Inc
Washington Street
George J Dusckas
George, Jr
Witeen
George D. Szumigala
Szumigala
Valentine
Titusville
Venango County
American Cancer Society
Lester Fry
Eric
David Scarlett
Hamet Hospital
Moose
Three Aces
McKean
McKean High School
Etna
Cooperstown
Arthur E. Uhlman
Pittsburgh
James Bedford
Franklin
Stanley 5
Szymanowics
Lawrence Park Barracks
Uhiman
Kenneth E. McCoy
Franklin Barracks
James Hullman
Abliman
Sgt
Saymanowicy
Uhlman
Hullman
Allegheny County
Saymanowicz
Court Ruling Ends Church Will Wrangle
Franklin case ends over Myrtle E Black estate of 325000 after a codicil dated July 29 1987 left the balance to the Board of Christian Education First Presbyterian Church The Ex Bank and Trust Co named executor with an auditor appointed October 7 1957 to marshal awards under the will Names and later successors referenced but not fully specified in the fragment.
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Franklin
Rennsylvania Supreme Court
Venarigo
Myrtle E. Black
Miss Black
Board of Christian Education
First” Presbyterian Church
Ex-Bank & ‘Trust Co
Myrtle Black
Donald Glenn
Presbyerian Funds Award Appealed Then Upheld
The beneficiary of the bulk estate was the Christian Education Committee of the Presbyterian Church General headquartered in Philadelphia. The First Presbyterian Church of New York protested the award, appealing to Venango County court. On May 12, 1959 Judge Lee A. McCracken ordered the fund to the First Presbyterian Church of New York’s Christian Education Committee, but the State Supreme Court later ruled for the General Presbyterian group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torney Glenn
Board of Christian Education
The
Presbyterian Church General
Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church of New York
Venango County
Lee A. McCracken
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Ort
P. S. Rossbacher Insurance
John Herbst
Herbst Jewelry Store
Eale
Calvin E. Dingler
Dingler
Elmview Jersey
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Bisquick
Fox Phy
Cuba-America
TUFFY
Kendall
Center
Washington Streets
Briggs
3Rd St
N. Y
America
Wurlit
Lowrey
Ficcardi
Atlantic
North Center
Smitic
Hammond's
Engle Street
Dial
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Sin Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Johnny Harr
Po RB
Tab Hunter
Sophia Loren
Jeff Chandler
Fess Parker
the Jayhawkers
Barry Coe Wei
Timex Wrist
Widmann
Teah, Inc
Service
Dod Health Store
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