County approves 50000 for township street projects
The Erie County Board of Commissioners allocated 50000 from state tax funds to townships and boroughs for street and road projects, an increase of 10000 over last year. Items include changes to health department phone listings and meeting sites for local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Meadville
Cilqwtord County Board of Commissioners
Boyouets
Erie County ‘ Health Department
Methodist
WSCS
Donald Cady
Union Street
Ginnie
Franklin
Joy Manufacturing Co
Garland
Gene Dugan
Admitted and Discharged Names From Corry Memorial Hospital
At The Hospital TL unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 2 8201 Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted Mrs Violet Jewell 205 East Smith Street Mrs Louie Park Clymer Elwood 8 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Alexander Columbus Mrs Richard Perrin RD 2 Mrs Alfred Morrison 434 East Main Street Mrs John Peterson 306 Summer Street Frank Cervola 357 East Columbus Avenue Robert Wank 14 Franklin Street Discharged Jeffery 7 son of Mr and Mrs Utah Jackson 36 West Columbus Avenue Miss Blanche Spencer 219 Wright Street Mrs Iva Dimick 121 Lemon James Langton RD 3 Mrs Clifford Smith North Olymer Harry Brick RD 1 Spartansburg Raymond Spear 24 West Place Mrs LeRoy Hoyt and daughter Gail Rae 339 Marion Street rk
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Violet Jewell
East Smith Sweet
Louie Park
Clymer
Elwood
Arthur M. Alexander
Columbus
Richard Perrin
R. D
Alfred Morrison
East Main Street
John Peterson
Summer Street
Frank Cervola
Columbus Avenue
Robert, Wank
Franklin Street
Jeffery
Utah Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Blanche Spencer
Wright Street
Iva Dimick
Lemon Street
James Langton
Clifford Smith
North Olymer
Harry Briick
R.D
Spartansburg
Raymond Spear
West Place
LeRoy Hoyt
Gail Rae
Marion Street
J C Oesch 85 Dies In Sparta
J C Oesch 85 died after long illness at home in Spartansburg born January 7 1875 in Hickory County Missouri retired farmer. Survived by Artie Yoder wife of 1899 and nine children with spouses many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral service scheduled at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home with interment in Rose Hall Cemetery Spartansburg.
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Suncpes
Spartansburg
Hickory County
Amanda Smith Oesch
Oesch
Artie Yoder
Earl Milley
Frankfort
Ind
Williamn Oesch
Woodside
Lony Island
Yeuell Robinson
Helen Oesch
Arten Helmuth
Aurora
Ohio
Amanda Orsch
Joseph Oesch
Centerville
John Orsth
Clifford Slutymain
Corry
William Esch
Goshen
J. D. Oesch
Garden City
Mevin Yoder
Shipshewana
Anna Gesch
Kansig
City
Rain
Anna
Tor Yey and Hays
Rom
Earl Miller
Frankfurt
Daniel Johns
Britton Run Mennonite Church
Rose Hall Cemetery
Spartiansburg
Noted Diplomat Succumbs At 76
George Messersmith a career diplomat who helped smooth tensions with Argentina as ambassador at war's end died at 76 in Texas Medical Center. He served 30 years in the foreign service, including posts in Cuba and Mexico. His wife Marian was with him. body to Lewes, Delaware for burial.
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Amuuslun
Kenred
George 8
Messersmith
Argentina
U.S
State Department
Mexico City
Foreign Service
Cuba
Mexico
Methodist Hospital
Texas Medical Center
Marian
Lewes
Del
Sorviers
Youths Nab in Train Shooting Near Philadelphia
Two Philadelphia youths, John Rowlston aged 13 and Martin Kennedy aged 14, were arrested after a sniper shot wounded passenger Henry Friedlander aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Congressional Limited. Kennedy is charged with aggravated assault and battery by shading, malicious mischief, and bringing stolen property into Pennsylvania. Rowlston faces similar charges minus aggravated assault. Friedlander, 25, of Baltimore, sustained a bullet wound through a train window. he received emergency aid on board and was taken to St Francis Hospital in Trenton in critical but improving condition. Police say the shot was fired from a field near the tracks as the train, traveling about 70 mph, passed. The rifle had a 1-inch barrel. the youths allegedly stole it the previous night in Pennsauken, N.J.
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Pennsylvania, Railroad
Congressional Limited
John Rowlston
Martin Kennedy
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Roulston Boy
Henry Friedlander
Baltimore
A. Jacobs and Sons, Inc
Aconny
Friedlander
H. B. Cates
Wilmington
Del
Trenton
N. J
St. Francis Hospital
Pennsauken
Congressional
Washington
New York
J W Ryland Dies of Heart Attack in Union City
J W Ryland dies of a heart attack at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City after two days illness. Former hardware dealer and lake boat engineer he belonged to Cass Clix Mich lodge FAM Couder port Consistory Zem Zem Temple Erie and Zem Zem Temple band. Survived by wife Louise and daughter in law, four sons Robert Cass City Mich Jack Union City Lynn and Wayne at home. Calling hours at Glenty Byney Union City 2–4 and 7–9 tonight and tomorrow. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at funeral home Rev Willan Sturdevant officiating Interment Beaverdam Cemetery.
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Wi Ebene
Volcanoe 4
Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
Ryland
Cass Clix
FAM
Couderport
Erie
Louise South Ryland
Grid
Robert
Cass Clty
Mich
Jack
Lynn
Wayne
la Union
Iby
Willan Sturdevant
Beaverdam
Area Hospitals List Names Residents Across City
Union City residents and others are listed with hospital or address designations including Mrs John Adams of Atlatic Street Union City and Miss Katherine Thomas of East The Street Union City, along with Esther McWilliams Waterford and Katherine Thomas. The fragment mentions Floyd Dorman Waterford Theresa McCullough Centerville and Raymond Johnson Union City with various street addresses.
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Union City
John Adams
Atlatic Street
Esther McWilliams
Waterford
Katherine Thomas
East the Street
Floyd Dorman
Theresa McCullough
Centerville
Raymond Johnson
Mies Street
Union
John Bengel
East High Street
Harold Owens
R. D
Ernest Clute
R.D
Noted Medico Dies in Columbus at 88
D J H J Upham, 88, dean emeritus of Ohio State University's medical college and 1937 88 president of the American Medical Association, died yesterday.
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Columbus
Ohio
D. JH. J. Upham
Ohio State University
Medical College
American Medical Association
The Old Engine Finds A Home
A nostalgic poem by Frank M. Loveland about an old geared engine saved from roaming by local townsfolk who raise funds to bring it back to a hill town. The verses express pride in repurposing a worn relic through community support and donations.
Jury Clears Brielle In Death Of Man
The 20 member grand jury refused to return an indictment against Chu Dale M Hubler 25 for murder in the death of Funk Gorzynski 22. The charge was reduced to involuntary manslaughter by the district attorney before grand jury deliberations following testimony from nearly a dozen witnesses. Gorzynski died December 1 1959 after crashing through a plate glass window during a scuffle with Hubler who said he acted in self defense. A 10 inch sliver of glass pierced Gorzynski’s side. The grand jury concluded there was no bill for prosecution.
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Chu
Dale M Hubler
Fred
Hubler
Funk Gorgynsky
Herbert Johnson Jr
Govaynski
Hublers Hubler
Tron Goraynski
Ech Gorzynnnk
State GOP Backing Nixon Faces Uncertain Leadership Duel
The State GOP contemplates support for Nixon while probing potential leadership changes. Bloom and Sen. Hugh Scott amid aging veterans Ed ward Martin and James H. Duff raise questions about delegation chair duties and 1956 conventions, as Scott and others weigh possible runs for state chairman.
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GOP
Nixon
Clude
Bloom
A. S
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Jay Sobke
Philadelphia
Gayrielle Dixon
Butler
Harvey M. Taylor
Senate
Edward Martin
James H. Duff
U. S
Delegales
Martin
Chian
Scott
Blooms
Sen
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Warren
Struthers Wells] Corp
Tegular
H W. Conarro
Thestiay
Nighus
Round and Square
Fanklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
J. C. Oesch
Sparta
Tuffy
Kendall
Washington Streets
Saising
J. W.ryland
Oras Fure
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Csen
Mead Park
Frank M. Loveland
Brielle
Winter Merchandise
BOTY
Chevrolet
Chevy
Turben’s Auto Service
Columbus, Pa
Johnny Hart
Pele Tet
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Pat Boone Cho
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