Line-O-Ads and Local Notices Snapshot
Local brief notes list a vacation closure for Line-O-Ads from July 24 to 31 and reopening August 1 at Corry Bakery. The Erie area reports multiple police, court, and hospital items including a 23-year-old man held on an unlicensed weapon charge, an autopsy result pending, a bicycle of civic notices and club events, and various community announcements across Erie, Warren, St Marys and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bakery
Erie
James T. Hogan
Huey Jones
Jones
Brie
Margaret Broker
Harrison City
Ray Gorton
Hazelhurst
Hamet
Perry's Inn
Hamot Hospital
John Fust
Kenneth Ronald Atkin
Harborcreek Township
Merle Wood
Warren
Corry Rotary Club
Sea’s Drugs
Tf —Warren United Refining Co
Williamsport
Montoursville
Rainbow Rink
Wattsburg
Mayer Brothers Company
Millcreek
Mayer
Corry
Erle
Ronald Wilbur Walach
Justice of the Peace
Harry Love
Elmer L. Evans
John Lyons
Love
Thailand King in London on state visit
Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit arrived in London from Geneva for a three day state visit as guests of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thailand
Bhumibol Adulyad
Queen Sirikit
Geneva
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Funeral notices for Van Earden Haight Kinney in local obits
Funeral services are announced for Minnie Van Earden of Clymer at Abbe Reformed Church on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment in Clymer Center Cemetery. Clara B Haight to be buried at Pine Grove Cemetery with Bracken Funeral Home arrangements. Walter E Kinney of 144 Wright Street to receive last rites at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Bracken unless listed otherwise.
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Warren
Warren Wholesale Grocery Company
Mike van
WOTM
Vanearden
Minnie van Earden
Clymer
Abbe Reformed Church
Tunis Miersma
Clymer Center
Spitzer Funeral
Haight
Clara B Haight
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hospital Emergency Contacts and Patient Listings
At The Hospital if unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 2 8201 Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Alvin Gutz Centerville Lawrence 1 son of Mr and Mrs Paul Gibbons Clymer. Mrs Carrie Ward Spartansburg Craft 7 months son of Mr and Mrs Richard Chase 873 East South street. Judith 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Jordan Christensen R D 2. Mrs Blanchard Foster Clymer. Harald Penoyer Spartansboro Elizabeth 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm Bear Lake. Mrs Eugene Buesink 36 Grove street. Discharged Edward 15 son of Mrs Rose Linski 1104 West Pleasant street Lorraine 7 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jewell Unionity. Mrs William Scouten RD 1 Barry 54 months son of Mr and Mrs William McCray R D 4 Louis 11 son of Mr and Mrs Victor Morris Spartansboro Elmer F Smith 221 Mead avenue. Mrs George Sloan FR D.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Alvin Gutz
Centerville
Lawrence
Paul Gibbons
Clymer
Carrie Ward
Spartansburg
Craft
Richard Chase
East South Street
Judith
Jordan Christensen
R. D
Blanchard Foster
Edward
Rose Linski
West Pleasant Street
Lorraine
Kenneth Jewell
William Scouten
Barry
William McCray
Union City Admits Mrs Glenn Babcock and Others
Union City records show admission of Mrs Glenn Babcock, Timothy Taylor of 114 Main Street, Wattsbury Clifford Taylor of 114 Main Street Wattsburg, and William Leslie of Erie as admitted individuals.
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Union City
Glenn Babcock
Timothy Taylor
Main
Wattsbury
Clifford Taylor
Main Batreet
Wattsburg
William Leslie
Erie
New Life Paroled Convict Turns To Ministry
Bill Sparks, a Purple Heart veteran imprisoned for fraudulent conversion, is paroled after 23 months and plans to enroll at Princeton Theological Seminary. Judge Leo Weinrott and Seminary Dean Elmer Hominghausen praise the rehabilitation potential. Sparks credits counseling by Rev. Hese Armstrong and church support as pivotal to his transformation. He will assist Rev. Armstrong at Oak Lane Presbyterian Church on weekends while pursuing seminary work. Sparks is married with two children and is a Temple University graduate.
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Philadelphia
Bill Sparks
Purple Heart Army
Princeton
Sparks
Hese S. Armstrong
Oak Lane Presbyterian Church
Rev. Armstrong
Oak Lane
Temple University
Willam
Sarah
Russia Powerless In War Declares Pa Court Justice
Pittsburgh AP report quotes Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Musmanno at Captive Nations Week. He argues Russia would be powerless if war began, noting 15 Soviet republics ready to break away and 22 other countries outside Russia that could sever the Communist leash with only encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Pa. Court Justice
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanho
Soviet Socialist Republics
Sparks
New Orleans
Louis
Mississippi
Musmanno
America
Scott Ford Con WASHING' Scott roving the F due at Chi
Scott Ford of Pennsylvania roved through Washington and questioned by national leaders about a five mg date. He warned of trouble at the convention and asserted his plan to speak at a future event as part of an effort led by Republican officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Ford
Scott
R-Pa
Sen
Republica
Darr Gait Contagion: new ind Long fran story
Fragmentary report notes a Darr Gait incident involving a new incident in Long Fran. The item references men and a biyman, with unclear roles and dates. Further readable details are limited in the fragment.
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Flye Rexall
Eric
John W. Himebaugh
James A. McKnight
Himebaugh
Philip Zalzneck
Howard Ross
Elsie Roof
Arthur J. Gardner
Los
David L. Lawrence
Los Angeles
Hartley
Ike's
St. Marys
Cynthia Servey
Kaul Memorial Hospital
Cynthia
Pred Servey
VFW
Royer's Grove
Abington, Pa
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Byrd Plastics, Inc
Richard Kastner Co. Inc
Turben’s
Chevrolet
Millereek
Erie City Water Department
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Barnes
Carrig
United Fund
Myrna Burik
Leo Hooks
Richard Bush
The
Salvation Army
Margaret Catlin
UF Wards
Gerald Lane
YMCA
George Warm
Corry Drive-In
Jeffrey Hunter
Connie Towers
Sergeant Rutledge
Valley OF the Redwoods
Outer Space
Johnny Hart
Eco Man
Life
Bennetts
DEM
Racken
Vurtegal
Pal
Amr
Center Street
Cherry Valley
Paul
Via
Aa Bank
Peta
Esas
Ened
Mor
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