Local Line-O-Ads and Weekend Deals Roundup
Local Line-O-Ad rates are 25 cents per line and acceptance ends at noon on publication day. Ads mention H and H Cleaners vacation July 31 to August 5 with garment pickup, Moose Lodge fish fry adults 1.25, kids 3.75, Cathers photo prints from slides, Turben's Auto Service, Hotel Corry chicken and biscuits special for 1.25 with music 6 pm to 2 am, Kane Bargain Barn promos with shirts 6.95, trousers 7, watermelons 69c, StarKist tuna four for 1, and various small ads on West Smith Street Extension.
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H & H Cleaners
Corry
West Smith Street
Deaths James E. Beckwith 48 of Centerville dies in Corry Memorial
James E. Beckwith age 48 of R D 2 Centerville died unexpectedly at Corry Memorial Hospital. Born February 16 1919 in Athens Township he was son of George and Jassamine Beckwith and a member of IOOF Hyde Town. Survived by parents three brothers Rex ford Harold and George Edward and three sisters Georgiavenna Strickland Winifred Adsit Donna Thiess with several nieces nephews and aunts uncles. Funeral services with Rev Jack Reaugh set for Friday at 2 p m at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Interment Riceville Cemetery.
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James E. Beckwith
Beckwith
Centerville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Athens Township
George and
Jassamine Jackson Beckwith
IOOF
Hydetown
Rexford Beckwith
Harold Beckwith
George Edward Beckwith
Erie
Coy
Georgiavenna) Strickland
Dallas
Texas
Robert
Winifred) Adsit
Michael
Donna) Thiess
Meadville
Delcina
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Jack Reaugh
Gekas Stands Against Tax Package Pressure
Minority Leader Fineman of Philadelphia praised Representative Gekas for courage in opposing the Shafer tax package. Donaldson commented that coalition support will require broad agreement, with Republicans and Democrats alike counted in on discussions.
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Simpson
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
Gekas
Fineman
Donaldson
Food Lines Form To Help Violence Victims
In Detroit, an aid line at a church on 12th Street extended to the lawn as residents from the West Side scarred by rioting queued for mill, bread, and staples. Clergy and social workers noted widespread destruction, shortages, and fear, with relief from churches farther afield and white families hosting refugees.
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Detroit
12Th Street
Robert L. Potts
Virginia Park
West Side
Grand River
12Th
Mth
Milton Jones
Edward Deeb
Monroe
Michigan-Ohio
Marine City
Youngsters Hurt In 2 Car Accident
Two small children Merilyn McKuhn age 2 and Michael McKuhn age 3 were injured in a head on collision on Route 6 in Sparta Township when the Lindstrom car drifted over the centerline into the McKuhn vehicle. Police estimated total crash damage at $450. A second minor collision occurred on Route 8 in Centerville involving Thomas Mc Knight 23, causing $5 damage to his truck near a road resurfacing project.
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Sparta Township
Jansburg
Lindstrom
McKuhn
Merilyn McKuhn
Michael McKuhn
Corry
Union City
Borough stance on Route 6 bypass and traffic flow
Smiley notes the borough has no objection to the bypass move. The Route 6 bypass at Union City should ease the mid town intersection traffic, but a PUC engineer warned that traffic growth could restore current volumes in four years, so long term relief appears unlikely.
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Smiley
Union City
PUC
Forged check case tied to Sallisaw man travels to New Jersey
A charge involves a $56.95 check written in Sallisaw Oklahoma last October to McQuiston, signed with a forged H. J. O Neill name, later cashed in New Jersey. The case ties to the spoken word motto “The Spoken Word Is Like the Air” and “The Printed Word Is Always There.”
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Sallisaw
Okla
McQuiston
H. J. O'Neill
New Jersey
$500 Million Conservation Bond Under Fire In Harrisburg
Harrisburg lawmakers, led by Sen Elmer Hawbaker, push amendments to tighten state control over a 500 million conservation bond approved by voters. Proposals would allocate 50 million yearly for 10 years with departments presenting project plans for legislative approval before appropriations. Funds would back conservation and reclamation of land and water resources with distributions across Mines Health Forests and Waters and Community Affairs departments.
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Lolegislature
Franklin County Republican
Mines Department
Health Department
Forests and Waters Department
Community Affairs Department
Senate
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
PIDA
Chester
Lancaster
Montgomery
John S. Cole
Allegheny
Beaver
Bradford
Butler
Cameron
Carbon
Erie
Forest
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Montour
Northumberland
Philadelphia
Snyder
Tioga
Union
Venango
Adams
Berks
Centre
Cumberland
Dauphin
Lehigh
Monroe
Northampton
York
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Mercer County
Kane
McKean County
Space Ship and Manhole Collision On Route Bypass
A roller on a Bracken Construction Co. project struck a raised manhole before pouring concrete on a Route bypass, jumped a second manhole, and stopped after damaging its base. No serious injuries, a girl nearby unharmed, and restitution planned while crews reset the damaged street features. The incident left a dented front roller and a pending damage estimate, with police citing time costs for streets department workers. A bystander report notes parents will cover losses. Also introduced is a twin room viewing television set from Hayakawa Electric Co, designed for dual-side screens.
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Dale Bracken
Bracken Construction Co
Sligo
Streets Department
Scere
At The Hospital Report Admits List From Centerville Park
At 7 am today the hospital report lists admissions including James Beckwith of Centerville and Mrs Gertrude Hayes of Watts ing along with several other patients such as Mary Lee daughter of Russell and 66 and Mrs Elms Houghtling 452 Wayne Street plus Wallace Hammond 23 West Frederick Street Patty 9 daughter of Merl and Mrs practice and Lisa 9 months daughter of David Swanson and Dana Louise daughter of Harold Coan and Mrs Earl Sliker Spartansville etc Deceased note unclear.
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Mary Lee
Russell Brant
Elms Houghtling
Wayne Street
Wallace Hammond
West Frederick Street
Wallace Palmer
Spring Creek
Patty
Merl Smith
R. D
Earl Sliker
Spartans
Harold Coan
Dana Louise
Columbus
Lisa
David Swanson
Marion Street
Dean Mitchell
Corry
James Beckwith
Centerville
Erie judge weighs release for felon Esker Barnett
Judge Thomas W. Barber granted a rule to show cause why Esker Barnett should not be released from county jail. Barnett, 47, has been in jail since July 15 for violating a habeas sentence linked to a September wounding of two Erie police officers. The petition argues the district attorney must answer for Barnett’s alleged weekday freedom under an implied understanding with the judge and probation office, a point disputed by probation officials.
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Erie
Thomas W. Barber
Esker Barnett
Clerk of Courts
Barnett
Gerald A. McNelis Sr
Barber
McNelis
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Corry Evening Journal
Bob Steet
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Carcier
Ares Si
Geation “P News
Macko's Market
MOKYO
Hayakawa Electric: Co
Gertrude Hayes
Wattsing
Journal Daily
Det
BDIOH
Pets Martin Ronsolof
Tony Curtis
Claudia Cardinale
Slidion Tate
Nenevision
Hell's Angels
Hell
TNA and
Rtws Jaane EI
Barney’s Firestone Furniture Dept
Barney’s
WAT AM Firestone Furniture Department
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