Fort Franklin replica funding sails through Senate panel
The State Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 5200,000 appropriation to build a Fort Franklin replica in Franklin County. The plan, backed by Sen. Richard C. Frame, moves to the Senate for a vote next week as a permanent historic site and museum detailing French and Indian War era and early Pennsylvania settlement.
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Fort Franklin
State Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Richard C. Frame
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Change in Northwest District No 1 Fish Commission Office
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission moves district headquarters from Conneautville to Tionesta, with S Karl Sheldon announcing the move. Office construction at the Tionesta hatchery continues through summer and fall, as staff including Melvin Dinger and Sheldon relocate to Pleasantville and Corry respectively. Fifteen wardens will cover a 17 county area under Sheldon, handling enforcement access and public relations from the new office.
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Meadville
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Conneautville
Tionesta
S. Carlyle Sheldon
Sheldon
Pleasantville
Tionesta Hatchery
Melvin Dinger
Corry
Local Social Notes From Bear Lake Area
Reports from Bear Lake and Jamestown residents include visits by Elwood Connell and Mrs. Ostrander, a WSWS meeting at Mrs. George Morton’s home, and a Japan lesson led by Mrs. Ostrander and Mary Smith. Attendees visited Manwaring home, pony pull in Columbus noted, Barbara Manwaring visited Gowanda, Lynn Smith returns from college, and Pamela Zalik plans to enter Begreets College next September.
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J. C. Manwaring
Ethel Bond
Edith Hawking
Jamestown
Bear Lake
Herve
Columbus
Barbara Manwaring
Gowanda
Clyde Mersin
Lynn Smith
Pamela Zalik
Iegebets College
Rites Held For L. W. Bakkerink
Final rites for Loren W. Bakkerink were held at 4:30 p m yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Rev Tunis Miersma Abbe Reformed Church officiated Interment followed in Holland Cemetery Bearers were Wayde Querroveld Everett King Donald Croscutt Alan Rhebergen Herbert Kooman Clayton Duink Attending from away were friends and relatives from Corry Jamestown Findley Lake Sherman and Syracuse New York
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L. W. Bakerink
Loren W. Bakerink
Spitzer
Clymer
Tunis Miersma
Abbe Reformed Church
Holland Cemetery
Wayde Querroveld
Everett King
Donald Croscutt
Alan Rhebergen
Herbert Kooman
Clayton Duink
Corry
Pay Respects To Judy Holliday
About 350 fans and friends attended a New York service for actress Judy Holliday who died after a five year cancer battle. Holliday 41 rose to fame on Broadway in Born Yesterday and lay in a closed coffin at an East Side funeral home with a funeral service planned and burial to be private.
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Judy Holliday
New York
Miss Holliday
East Side
Grand Jury Indicts Cop In Burglary
The Mert er County Grand Jury indicted Sharon city policeman Stanley O Bombeck for attempting to burglarize the Standard Paper Co store while off duty. He is set for trial June 28 and was suspended after another officer found him inside the store. Bombeck had previously gained notice for undercover work in a Youngstown burglary ring five years earlier.
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Merche PI
Merter County Grand Jury
Sharon City
Stanley
Bombeck
Standard Paper Co
Sharon Force
Youngstown
Ohio
Sharon
Townville approves 701,265 budget for 1985-66
Townville Area School District board approved a 701,265 dollar budget for 1985-66, a 2 percent rise from last year. The merged district’s tax millage is not expected to rise. last year’s millage was 63. The oil contract for Townville High and elementary went to George W. Sterling. Kurtz Brothers of Clearfield bid low on supplies. Two secondary teachers, Arnold Rosen and Mary Butryn, resign. Meriam Camacho from Costa Rica thanked the board for her stay. Gerald Sager was elected to the special purpose committee for the proposed vocational technical school. George Copa reported on the elementary pilot project.
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Townville
Townville Area
Townville Borough
Townville High School
George W. Sterling
Kurtz Brothers
Clearfield
Arnold Rosen
Mary Butryn
Meriam Camacho
Costa Rica
Gerald Sager
George Copa
Nazi, KKK Work Together in FBI Claim
FBI agent Neal Welchite told a civic club in Hattiesburg Mississippi that there is a close working arrangement between the American Nazi party and the Ku Klux Klan. He said many law members are of a radical lunatic tinge that would take the law into their own hands. The other item shows students rehearsing for the Junior High Choral Festival at Corry Area High School with a program titled Try to Remember and tickets at the door.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
Neal Welchite
Law
Man Appeals Trial Memory Gap in 1963 Slaying
Hayward Cummins 32 of Dairton asked Pennsylvania Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling ordering him to stand trial for the 1963 fatal shooting of 38 year old Mrs Nancy Flowers. Cummins argues he has no memory of the incident and that memory loss should be considered.
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Haywond Cummins
Dairton
State Supreme Court
Cummings
Nancy, Flowers
John G Brosky
Alegheny County
Sparta announces final honor roll at Sparta Merged School
Sparta Merged School released its final honor roll with seniors Jean Alsdorf Mary Clark Robert Knight John Linden Donna Moline James Tubbs Leslie Winans and Carol Yoder juniors Daniel Boythe Karen Carter Bonnie Clark al Cook Rebecca Greer Kolaja Joe Linden Marlene Wetherbee Mary Wills Alice Yoder sophomores Anna Marie Johnns Patricia Rote Kathie Richardson David Straite Gayle Wetherbee Pam Wit mer freshmen Mary Graves Brett Harrison Janet Linden Janice Miller Barbara Morris Margaret Rote Valerie Straite eighth grade Brent Allen Nyla Boythe Marjorie Chelton Thomas Dyne Renda Greer Edward Laibach Jerry Linden Martha Yoder seventh grade Linda Hays Ruth C Johns Robert McQueer Nancy Most Sharon Mitchell Donald Ormsbee. Boy Scout head dies in Geneva Jean Salvaj 66 president of the World Federation of Boy Scouts died last night. Federation includes over 11 million scouts.
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Spartansburg
Sparta
Roland L. Putnam
Jean Alsdorf
Mary Clark
Robert Knight
John Linden
Donna Moline
James Tubbs
Leslie Winans
Carol Yoder
Daniel Boythe
Karen Carter
Bonnie Clark
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