Hospitals Unite To Offer Group Plan In Western Pennsylvania
Seventeen hospitals in 28 counties joined a nonprofit Hospital Service Association plan that provides hospital care to members rapidly as recommended by their physicians. By September 1959 about 10 000 patients were hospitalized under the program with 29 099 bills paid, affirming the plan’s reach and benefit to workmen and families.
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Western Pennsylvania
Lowoth
Hospital Service Association
Daa
Counses
Corry Hospital
Ihab
Death of Dr Alien Van Slyke at Warren from illness
Dr Alien Van Slyke formerly of Mt Jewett died at Warren after a several week illness and complications of age following injuries from a Tall ist fcar. Renowned for his deer kept as a hind, he retired from practice at Misdewet two years prior and lived with relatives in Sinsisieville New York after his wife Matel’s death.
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MT. Jewett
Rane
Alien van Slyke
Priddy
Warren
van Slyke
Misdewet
Matel
I Sinsisieville
N.Y
Brie
New Passenger Agent Named at St Marys St Marys
June 3 in Johnsonburg Dan Wan POR Reagent appointed freight and passenger agent in St eed the Inte A Dontvan relief agent returned to Erie Britain urges silk saving appeal to women to trim frocks houses stockings underwear to save 100000 to aid export trade and equip armed forces with cotton linen essentials.
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PLR
ST Marys ST. Marys
Dan- Wan
POR
Johnsonburg
Steed
Britain
London
Ami
High Commencement Speaker Returns to Ohio for Addresses
Howe, completing his first year as president of Guer bela college, Westerville, Ohio, will travel to Pennsylvania Wednesday and Thursday to deliver commencement addresses at Corry and Connellsville high schools. He spoke in Bradford May 18 and will return to Westerville after Connellsville to meet the board of trustees. Howe, 44, born July 1805, is son of the founder and first president of Manchester College. He graduated from Western University and taught in country schools before entering Otterbein College. He served as a sergeant in the 3rd Ohio Division with 15 months in France, returned to operate in Ohio, and earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Yale in 1894 and a Ph.D. in 1928. He was professor of Systematic Theology and Philosophy of Religion in Dayton from 1929 until resigning in 1990 to become president of Otterbein. In 1995 he received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Otterbein. He played tennis and baseball at Bonebrake, won trophies in handball and squash, and was a finalist in the Westerville open tennis tournament in 1939. He and his wife Mary Taabeth Brewseket have two sons.
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Ruskin ‘Howe
Guerbela College
Westerville
Oho
Pennsylvania
Corry and
Connellsvile
Bradford
Ghia
Connelayute
Board of Bulstees
Osterbem
Howe
Spn
Manchester College
North Man
Tnd
Weston Tuglsehosl
Ovteytein College
Ohio
France
Olienweln
Wen
YMCA
Philomathey
Yale
Relie- Bourbrake Theslowical Seri
Dayton
Otterbein
Refuse Parole in Labor Case in Erie County Court
Erie county court Saturday refused to grant parole to Clarence Tewit organizer of GWCO after he was found guilty of inciting to fight during the Griffin Manufacturing strike. Tewit, serving a 99 day term, remains in Erie County Jail with two days remaining on his sentence. Attorney Benjamin Sigal represented Tewit. District Attorney Buron Laws opposed parole for the commonwealth.
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Erie
Dudge
George H. Rowley
Mercs
Erie County Court
Clarence Tewim
GWCO
Tewit
He Griffin Manufacturing
He Griffin Manufacturing Come Ent
Sharpsville
Tre Alina
Sevonth
Felensi
Taly
Benjamin
Sigal CF
Pittsburgh
SWOC
Burton R. Laws
Commonwealth
Cleveland Man Named Assistant Superintendent at Erie Division
Je X E G Wright of Cleveland Ohio was named assistant superintendent of the Erie division of the New York Central Railroad. He succeeds James B Todd who retires after 48 years of service. Frawley was appointed to replace Todd as superintendent in the Cleveland division.
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Cleveland
ERIE
E.G. Wright
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Dumes J. Prawfey
Wight
Cleveland Division
Frawley
Pri/ Fay
James B. ‘Todd
Eta Dinsiom
Theatre at Sherman Changed Hands in Sherman
Hans Prank M Stanley has taken active management of the Rite Theatre in Sherman after purchasing from Otto Gratzer. The Stanleys, with a son, moved into the theatre building owned by Mrs Sarah Stanion. Stanley previously ran a garage business in East Bracy Pennsylvania. The theatre site, formerly owned by Glenn Newhouss, is now under Stanley’s plan to maintain a high grade picture policy.
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Shannesay
Prank M
Stanley
Rite Theatre
Otto
Gratzer
Sherman
Sarah Stanion
East Bracy
Jf Garage
Farmerlys
Glenn Newhouss
Sher
Kresge Company to Build New Store at Warren
Kresge Company will construct a new building on Serena Street behind their present Warren store. The plan became virtually confirmed Saturday as lessees of the property and the old Hoffman barn building were notified to vacate. The site currently serves as a parking lot and storage area.
Erie Resident Targeted in Robbery and Threats Probe
June 3 report from Erie describes two men suspected of attacking Arthur J. Dades at 163 Dunn Blvd between Exyt Avenue and the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. Dades, beaten and robbed of $4, was treated at Mamot hospital. a call to his wife warned of further harm. The car used belonged to Pal B. Joslin and had been stolen from the Esso Parking Lot.
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Roy Mang
Chamar
Daiteo
Dadeo
E. 12Th Street
Mang
Sore Tmilt
Greve East
Jpas
Aboney Pal B. Joslin
Esso
Peach Wreets
Appointment shifts within British Imperial staff
Next to Dill Maj. Gen. Robert Haining, commanding officer of the C western command, is named vice chief of the British Imperial staff. He replaces General Sir John Greer Dill, who moves up to chief of the general staff.
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Robert Haining
Western Command
Imperial Staff
John Greer Dill
Staf
Organize Work in Kitchen in Three Centers
Home economists outline a three center approach to kitchen planning focusing on preservation and storage, preparation and cleaning, and cooking and serving. They emphasize proximity of storage to delivery entry, and note kitchens serve many roles beyond meal prep.
Cape Cod Cottage Plan 5140 Size 32x30 Feet
A compact Cape Cod style cottage plan 5140 features 927 square feet across 32 by 30 feet with an entrance hall to a living area and dinette. Stairs access a large attic that can be finished into two extra bedrooms. Finished in shakes with white paint and contrasting roof. full basement provides laundry furnace and storage space.
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Cape Cod
Gmn
Socale
The Average Home Constantly Changes Through Time
The average American home never stays the same as it undergoes edits and remodellings. A Bureau of Labor Statistics survey shows more houses are altered than newly built, driven by changing family habits and new materials. Homeowners also seek curb appeal with color, applying multi color asphalt shingles and coordinated wall trim and doors.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Promotion Program At Minor High Might Include Choral Acts
A fragmented program lists chorus numbers and readings for a school event at Minor High. Names such as Carmcke, Dempsey, Morton, Rob Rovelle, Anderson, Ruth Bensini, Joan Curtis, Ellen Follett, Hammond, Klinger, and others appear among ensemble and presentation items tied to a promotion day.
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Jen “Bon Voy
Lan
Roger Amn
Carmcke
Dempsey
Ward Gilbertsen
Charles Morton
Rob Rovelle
Wilman
Barba Anderson
Myrtle Armil
Ruth Bensini
Joan Curtis
Dimefelder
Ellen Follett
Fic Halfast
Hammond
Jon Heath
F Quelyn How
Klinger
Lis McCray
Jurie Ohrn
J Conte
Edinboro Board to Confirm Dr Haas Nomination This Week
Edinboro officials plan to confirm Dr Haas for a professorship as president contemplates a broader appointment. The meeting explores Dr Long's potential role and the overall direction of the professional schools.
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Edinbc
Mi Board of
B. Haas
J. Binomics
Long
Haas
Seen
Edinboro
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Roy Pickington
Sam Z. Sey
Mary Taabeth Brewsiket
Ane Mes
C. W. Brewoaker
OberLein
Charles W. S
John R, Jr
Dr. J. Ruskin Howe
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APEX
Johnson
Do-Coar
Peterman
Corry Drug Company
Walgreen Agency
Center St
Cory, Pai
Dill
Corry
Eer
All-Way Electric Company
Mandeville
Ferry's
Jewell
Center Street
Dial
E. E. Guignon
North Center Street
Rose Trellis
Davison-Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin Street
Lanston
South Center Street
Arso A. Williams
Wright Street
Uglamoraze
Root's Furniture Store
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