Line-O-Ads Snapshot of Warren Erie area notices
A dense clippings batch lists events and notices from Warren Erie and nearby towns. It includes police warnings in Pleasantville about unlicensed dogs, a Fourth of July event at Elgin Beaverdam, wool pool totals for Titusville Meadville, a Duke of Carroll County sheriff’s deputy request rejection, and marine terminal plans for Duquesne. Also mentions fires, barbecues, ball games, court actions, and local business ads reflecting 1950s newspaper life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.S
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Warren State Police
Donald L. Holmes
Warren
Garland
Gene Dugan
Pleasantville
William ‘Thomas
Thomas
Borough Corneil
Barnes & Carrig
Duquesne Marine Terminal
Calvin E. Dingler
LeHavre
France
Iran
Leabeth
Don Alien
Blain M. Mead
Miner Greene
Armory
Erie
Pittsburgh
Charles Jones
Pittsburg
Hospital admissions and discharges listed with patient names
At The Hospital if unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency the Corry Memorial Hospital admits Mrs. John Wettenburg R D 1 Mrs. Kenneth Swart 603 Wayne Street. Discharged William L. Hall 54 West Church Street Mrs. Etha Thomas B D 2 Robert A Barrett Elgin Mrs. Russell Parker Garland Mrs Ray Wickwire and son Randy Allen Columbus James Hubbard R D Clayton G Duink Clymer Mrs Verney BE Swanson and son Randall tyan Union City David 19 months son of Mr and Mrs Lester Groters Clymer Mrs Stanley Wolosen and son Stephen Mark R D 1 Union City Archie Bishop R B D 3 Corry Ada Page RD 6 Eric Hick Wuiiton R D 2 Center ville Foster Larson Union street Union City Mrs Robert Johnson Wattsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wettenburg
R. D
Kenneth Swart
Wayne Street
William L. Hall
West Church Street
Etha Thomas
Robert A Barrett
Elgin
Russell Parker
Garland
Ray &. Wickwire
Randy Allen
Columbus
James Hubbard
Clayton G Duink
Clymer
Verney BE. Swanson
Randall Tyan
Union
City
David
Lester Groters
Stanley Wolosen
Stephen Mark
Union City
Archie Bishop
Corry
Ada Page
Eric Hick Wuiiton
Centerville
Brothers Given Probation in Student Slaying Case
In Philadelphia two brothers Edward McCloud 19 and Harry 18 were sentenced to 10 years probation after being convicted of second degree matter in the 1958 killing of Korean graduate student In Ho Oh. Judge Raymond Pace Alexander noted their help testifying against others and that they had spent 26 months jailed since arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
In-Ho Oh
Raymond Pace Alexander
Quarter Sessions Court
Edward McCloud
Harry
Thomas M Reed
The
Cour
Alexander
McClouds
Steel workers urge Congress action to aid economy
USW President McDonald telegrams leaders urging an economic program including public works, school construction, medical insurance for retirees, housing, and higher minimum wage to curb unemployment. Steel production and plants face major cuts as US and Soviet output gap widens. layoffs announced by Pittsburgh firms and railroads add to distress. Khrushchev visits Vienna factory, greeted by about 3,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilsburghap
David J. McDonald
Winted Steelworkers
Congress
Russia
McDonald
USW
McDonrad
United States
Soviet Russia
Jones & {Anghilin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Hollidayshorg
Allegheny County
Clearfield Chamber opposes sale of Dimeling Hotel
Clearfield Chamber of Commerce adopts a resolution opposing the sale of the Dimeling Hotel to the Central Pennsylvania Methodist Conference. The group says the sale would harm tourism and civic life and oppose community interests while noting a $450,000 purchase price. The deal could shift hotel use toward church purposes, weakening local business appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield, Pa
Erb Cambersol Tesseron
Clearfield
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Conference
Clearf
Meteer
Funeral notices for Ricker and Franz in local services
The notice states Mrs. Lillian B. Ricker rests at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting hours Friday and service Saturday at 2 p m. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Casper F Cass Franz Rosary and Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church and Bracken Funeral Home with visits Thursday and Friday and interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieker
Lillian B. Ricker
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Franz
Casper F
Cass
St. Elzabeth's
Funeral
St Elizabeth's Cemetery
Hershey drum and bugle corps contest resumes tomorrow
In Hershey Pennsylvania the 10th anniversary Hershey Invitational drum and bugle corps competition returns with five top bands from three states vying for 2250 in cash prizes. Archers-Epler Musketeers of Philadelphia seek repeat glory from 1955. Other units include Yankee Rebels Baltimore Reading Buccaneers Rochester Crushers Gardner Guards Tyron Pa. Junior Dundalk Cadets to perform exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Archer-Epler, Musketeers
Phils-delphia
1960 Half Year Abroad and Domestic Upheaval
The first half of 1960 saw global tensions rise as the U2 incident derailed the Moscow summit and strained U.S. Soviet ties. Domestic costs rose to record levels while the presidential race progressed with Nixon seen as front-runner and Kennedy surging in the Democratic contest. Khrushchev hinted at future pressure as Eisenhower faced protests during a Tokyo visit, and Japan canceled the defense pact visit amid rioting demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Stomie Club
Lone
Furuire
Korea
Syneman Rhee
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate
Fulbright
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Moscow
Khrushchev
Tokyo
Japan
Judge Fines Girl in Lottery Case at $250
Erie judge Elmer L. Evans sentenced Joanine Curlett known as Patsy to a $250 fine after a Criminal Court jury convicted her of a lottery charge. Arraigned for involvement in a police raid at her father Joseph Curlett's home on July 27, 1959, slips were found. The verdict came September 30, 1959, and a motion for a new trial was denied. The judge called her a fall guy for her absent father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Dad Erie
Joanine Curlett
Elmer L. Evans
Joseph Curlett
Cott
Evans
Sergeant Retires After 20 Years in Marines
After twenty years of service, M Sgt Alfred J Smith retires from the Marines. His son, Alfred J Smith III, enlisted for three years as his replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Alfred J. Smith
Marines
Fragmented OCR capture of British court notices and names
The readable text lists partial names and phrases such as Easterbrook and Graham Tost amid garbled phrases about death, robings, and a warden. It references a British context with scattered proper nouns but no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Bau
Fragmentary Notice Summary from OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear phrases about a passage of time and a cultural setting with no discernible event or names to identify. The fragment lacks coherent details and concrete entities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patterson-Johansson
Corry Drive- In
Titusville
Meadville
Crawford County
Erie County
Ohio
Mercer County
Armstrong County
Elks
Brother C. F
Cass’’ Franz
Eric
William Angerér
Girard
Walnut Creek Hill
Route 20
Michael Elehynski
Bear Creek Road
Turben
Chevrolet
Barcelona
A. Regd
Oil City
Aves
Ealer
George L. Bortnick
West Springfield
Spencer Hospital
Bortnick
Donald
Kane Gas Light and Heating Co
Public Utility Commission
North Center Street
Jamestown
Chautaulqua County
Jamestown Community College
Cy Corporation
Daniel A. Isaacson
Albany
JCC
Steward Reeves
Bureau of Prisons
Washington, D.C
Reeves
Burton
Laub
Perry's Inn
Thomas ©. Hoffman
Redevelopment Authority
Carroll D. Kearns
Elgin - Beaverdam Hose Company
Ed Schuyler
Eric Sumner E. Nichols
Security-Propless Trust Company
Gannon College Development Fund
Wilfrid J. Nash
Theollege
Nichols
Gantion College
Spartansburg
Pearl Nichols
Millcreek
John Lyons
Alana Pursell
Marily Roberts
Kenneth Krayeski
Corry Red and Gun Club
Erle
Arthur J. Gardner
Parking Authority
Donald McNeil
McNeil
Ley
Bermuda
Mabel
French Creek Basin
Engineers’ Office
Board of Engineers of Rivers and Harbors
Lincoln Junior High School
Council Chambers
Lincoln
General Auto Repair
Franks Auto Service
Popmeris Thamar Motors
Uieir Adver
Uslag
Sper
Corry Memorial Hospital
Foster Larson
Union Street
Robert Johnson
Wattsburg
Rose Galbo
Frances Major
Richard Hogan
Michaelene di Loita
Anita Nevet
Viola Kenste
Vivetta Petronig
Sophie Rozinsky
Frank Necci
NDEA
Montana State University
Stanley Surform
Tenour
Speeca
Corry Savings & Loan
Qekal
Center Street
Johnny Hart
Orair
U.S
Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist District
Clearfield C of C
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Marlow
Gareer Club
Madras
Truval
Clothes
Ehain
Law
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