City and Vicinity wedding invitations and local notices
A fragmented City and Vicinity page shows scattered items from wedding invitation sales at The Journal, arrests and court mentions, a fatal heart incident, vacation closures, and various local notices. Names, places, dates, and times appear amid chaotic OCR garble, with references to Hamot Mompith, Olisprabon Gt, Meaville, and several individuals connected to incidents and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Eries
Perennis
Hamot Mompith
Estella Antur
Patier
Yeaberdiy Ly
Joseph Barwall Jr
Pfu
Ld Dette
Sail Aguired
Pei Ann Quint
Tives
Slivek
Fox's
Columbus
Meadville
Urnedford
Pierawn Menger
Helen Salle
Feline
Yani Wee
Iit
Petia Tvitiue
Tony Haile
Youth Admitted Killing Claim Alyn Testimony Spurred
A preliminary hearing centered on the admission of the youth to killing claims. The defendant, identified as Alyn, testified behind closed doors as the case against DeMay and others unfolds in the county court. The proceedings focus on the timeline, the role of the accused, and potential implications for the death investigation at the store scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Corel
Lael Shah
Attoney Pont
Hi Power Ike Fi Tire Aegere
Nieeliy Yunetiot
At The Hospital Report 7 a m today
Admitted Faymond A Walton RD 2 Mrs Carl Gincott Columbus Earl M Pierce RD 4 Mrs William Carter Spartans ne Mrs James Shaver 6 Snyder role Mrs Walter TeCulver 221 rot avenue Foy 5 son of Mr and Mrs elit Matthewn 328 Concord treet Min Vernal Torrey Spartanism Discharged flvivia 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Messenger 40 East Congress street Mry Gily Slebbing Sherman Mon Id Legters Clymer Mya Dallax Emory Clymer Mrs Ehud Cornish Sr Bear Lake Kenneth Nichols 600 West Washington Street Mrs Donald King and som e Steven Nichols Columbus Betty Smith 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Pervin 28 Bowder Cheeter Gerty 4 and Tommy 6 sons of Mr and Max Gerald Perrin Pubuifield Gore Monch AU Raut Malan teerd Joe Crow haved used yealer Hiv 1 pink Bepuaber Txt to j Mitty th inet
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Faymond A Walton
Carl Gincott
Columbus
Earl M Pierce
William Carter
James Shaver
Snyder
Walter ‘TeCulver
Rot Avenue Foy
Mra
Elit
Matthewn
Concord Treet
Min Vernal Torrey
Flvivia
Cecil Messenger
East Congress Street
Gily Slebbing
Sherman
Id Legters
Clymer
Mya Dallax Emory
Ehud Cornish Sr
Bear Lake
Kenneth Nichols
West
Washington Street
Donald King
Steven Nichols
Betty Smith
Russell Pervin
Bowder Cheeter
Bowder Cheeter Gerty, 4, and Tommy, 6, Sons of Mr and Max. Gerald Perrin
Pubuifield
Gore Monch
AU Raut Malanteerd
Local Hospital Discharges Noted in City Records
A brief hospital report lists several discharged patients and associated details from Union City and Wattaburg. Names include Mrs. Charles Clickett and Kevin Kennedy among others, with addresses such as Concord and 27 Brown Street cited. The fragmentary notice provides limited context on admission dates or ward assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Wath
Kent Baldwin
Wattaburg
Howard Brows
Watts
Catherine Conners
Brown Street
Unen City
Charles Clickett
Apartonabung
Concord Union City
Kevin Kennedy
Wattabrg
Nixon Expands Russian Tour
President Nixon plans to extend his Russian tour beyond the Baurile region, adding areas rarely opened to foreigners. The move follows over a month of negotiations with Kremlin authorities and suggests a longer stay than the usual two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartiington
Richard M Nixon
Kremlin
Kina
Bowes
Mithiontiies
Visite Soviek
Kovioy
Khrushchev Links Amity to World Peace in Kremlin Talk
Premier Khrushchev told seven American governors friendship between the United States and the Soviet Union is the key to world peace. He warned that a U.S.-Soviet war would be catastrophic and urged recognition of both German states with Berlin a free city under UN guarantees. He defended Soviet efforts to catch up with U.S. production and rejected Western calls to end East German achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
API
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States of America
Kremlin
U.S
Germany
Berlin
West
East Germany
West Berlin
United Nations
Stephen McNichols
Colorado
Khirushchev
Visiting Clergy and Lay Readers Set At Local Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church announces July and August services led by visiting clergy and lay readers. July 12 and August 2 feature Ron Robert Seatl as guest preacher, with July 1 and 10 conducted by Lay Readers Grito Smith Thomas Tothrork and Rene Counanse. July 26 service by Rev Herbert Van dort, director of personnel retirements. Fire destroys Hurul’s Abop building in Pitts Hurul’s South Side. one employee injured, total loss estimated at 25,000.
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Nerey
Waninne Ee
Emmanuel Episepal Chavels
Vnc Cxtion
Davidiy
Obe Sundh
Lay Nenderk
Ron Robert Seatl
Minniger
Lee
Grito Smith
Thomas Tothrork
Rene Counanse
Herbert van Dort
peTialons Ertire Eatin
Brie
Prevsburgh
Dionne Linas
Pitts
Hurul
Stephen Adley
Soft drink industry upbeat on 1959 sales surge
New York AP reports weather and recovery boost soft drink demand. Industry eyes sales well above 1958's two billion dollars, with high hopes for per capita consumption and dollar value. Can makers also note gains and strong early 1959 can sales despite prior year declines.
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New York
Ming
Can Manufacturers Institute
Soft drink shifts toward cans and effervescent tablets
Bottlers push supermarkets to switch from bottles to cans to cut deposits returns and storage. Kool Aid promotes year round use and Warner Lambert introduces Fiz aes effervescent soft drink tablets in eight sheet packs with four calorie sweetener. A special postage stamp will mark Titusville oil industry centennial.
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Warner—Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Michigan Chief Kozlov Verbal Battle Draws In Detroit
Governor G Mennen Williams says Soviet First Deputy Premier A Kozlov is shrewd and tough after a tense exchange in a Detroit hotel room. Williams cited questions and arguments over self determination and elections, with Soviet Ambassador Menshikov present and Williams asserting American public would not believe Kozlov's claims.
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Williams
Kozlov
Detroit
Mikhail Menshikov
Soviet Union
East Germany
Koslov
Poland
Hungary
An Vee Ait As Te Ua Ve Ne Ree
An unreadable OCR fragment yields little clear detail. The brief conveys a small local note or item without identifiable names places or dates.
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Somerton
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Ty Bouehien
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Cotventory
Uae
Mathiore
Leon Peeninott
Nobel White
Wilebite
Ily Pulley
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Jay
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Jory Tobe
Joel Oven
Frank
Jy Tveernton Dal
Rip van Winkle
Rot Ammeiine
LOK Teal Ie
Jane
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Ateuve
Royer
Brigham
JT Routh Center Street
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Joe Crow
Nixon
ACURA
Jaymar
E Paul
David Owens
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Richard Murray
Clark County Wash
Grand Larceny
Robert Jasmin
Donald de Courcey
Everett
Wash
Washington State Reformatory
Monroe
Business Mirror
Cash
Beneficial Vacation
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Seart
Erie — Corner
State Sta
2Nd Fleet
Ampodunent
Renate
Blom Beneficiace Co
Consumer Discount Co
Eneficial Finance CO
Northwestern Penna
Wasa Hanne
Wivhard Whimark
Len J. Cabt
Tina Louise
Feig-Banner
Bates
Titusville
Michigan
Loblaws
Loblaw
Eden Farms
Acorn
Agar Bacon
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Corry, Pa
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