Local notices and names from East West area parish listing
A jumble of names addresses and notices references to Mrs Walum Popovich families at 415 West Church street and 540 West Church Street. Mentions of hospital transfers and local residents including James W and David and Russell Clark Bh and family at various streets. Includes Moose and Elks flag day observances and parades with details of venues and times, plus local businesses advertising deli sandwiches and shoes.
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Laid Lille
Seer Edi Piece
Fredetiuk Sive ‘Russell ii
David
James W. and
Wolam
Shi Russell Clark
West Church Street
Anladiliké-thisis
Moose
LOOM
WOTM
Elks
Frormarch
VFW
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Bar Girls Bark To Senate Investigators
Senate rackets probes focus on AGVA officials in major cities as Philadelphia entertainer Dick Jones testifies about exploitation of bar girls and nightclub workers. Witnesses include Chicago figures and actress Penny Singleton accusing AGVA officials, with police inspector Frank Rizzo corroborating pressures on dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Philadelphia
Chicago
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Guld
Yyaviets Artists
AGVA
Subcommittee
Dick Jones
Jones
Senators
Ernest Fast
Midwest
James Allegretti
Penny Sinsleton
Blondie
AGWA
Miss Singleton
Jackie Bright
Bright
Colone
Pat
Liynn Hackett
Joyce
Frank Rizzo
Hee
Phiadelphia
Ciin Jolitsky
Therm
Tayers
Funeral Notices for Murdick at H Hays Funeral Home
Friends may call Tuesday evening and Wednesday from 2 to 2 and 7 to 10 p.m. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Spattansburg funeral notices list Murdick as the deceased with service details at H Richard Hays Funeral Home.
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Phypic Murdick
H. Richard Hays
Rose Bil
Union City Admits Residents Amid Discharge Notices
In Union City a list of residents appears with names like Mrs Rodney D Bardwell and Mrs Ernest Bedow linked to Cambridge Springs and Spartansboro. The notice notes discharges and a Friday service at 2:40 pm with follow up calls possible Wednesday or Thursday.
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Union City
Rodney D. Bardwell
Waterford
Jeremy Racop
Cambridge Springs
Cathy Hubbell
Ernest Bedow
R. D
Spartansboro
Francis Mullen
West High Sweet
Robert McEntire
Cambridge
Springs
Grace Francis Mullen
West Histebe-hekh-ar the
Brackert Funrtat Street
Oversight Blamed In Plane Disaster
FAA officials say a probable equipment failure caused a New York air crash that killed five aboard an American Airlines jet near Jamaica Bay on Mitch 1. The agency notes installation errors or maintenance lapses could have contributed. Civil Aeronautics investigators will finalize their ruling.
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New York
Federal_aviaion Agency
American Airlines
Airlines
Beyuut
Gee Pell
FAA
Oh Tania Ice
S conference details unclear from partial text
Post includes fragmented notes about a news conference with President Kesiaily and Easter Davis timing. The legible items mention a reversal of a pre White House announcement and a statement about access for newsmen.
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Washington
Kensiaily
Nal-Belil
Tamomo
Pievwe
Danish-born baker Nielsen dies in 1957 at Erie area
Nielsen born February 28 1885 in Denmark came to the United States in 1907 settling in Erie then North East where he owned a bakery. He later worked at Connie's Super Market and Aero Supply. Survived by sister Mrs Thaila Petersen Bolihroe brothers Niels Ider Col. and Laur ence Bol of Erie and Fulmer, with funeral at Grove Cemetery Friday officiated by Rev He Ray Harris.
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Piye Grovd
Pridaymt
Rey
Ray Harris
Nielsen
Denmark
Thie Country
I Erie
Corny
Aero
Heanti
Connie's
Pollow
Mabel
Jloraso
Nieken
Col Uill
Thaila Petersen
Bol Ihroe Brothers
Niels Ider
Col
Laurence
Bol
Erie
Fulmer Teritinlly
Final rites for Carrie Clark at Bracken Funeral Home
Carrie Clark aged 102, longtime Columbus Township resident, died Monday at The Plickfiger Convalescent Home in Franklin. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. Dr Hy Ray Harris will officiate with burial in Pije Grove Cemetery. She was born April 12, 1860 in Column Bliss Township and lived there until her husband C W Clark died in 140. Surviving are two daughters-in-law Blanche Clark of Albuquerque New Mexico and Bred Clark of Cincinnati Ohio, five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Carrie Clark
Clark
Columbus Township
Plickfiger
Franklin
Bracken
Hy Ray Harris
Pije Grove
Clarke
Blis Township
C. W. Fea
Meadville
Blanche Clark
Albuquerane
N. M
Bred Clark
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kennedy
Fiery Crash Kills Pa Boy in Pittsburgh Area
A boy died after a fiery collision on the Westinghouse Bridge in East Pittsburgh. His mother and brother were injured, and the family was admitted to Braddock Hospital. The mother, Mrs Molly Festa, 47, and not Michael, 11, were involved in the crash, which caused a car fire and a dramatic rescue attempt.
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Pittsburgh
Ane
Buttshureh Bridge
Penn Hills
McKeespott Hospital
Westinghouse Bridge
East
East Pittsbarely Admitted To Braddock Hospital, His Mother, Mrs Molly We Festa
Michael
Deer seminar on management draws regional attendance
A three hour deer herd seminar at the Red and Gin Club drew thirty participants from Spar tansburg Tidbute and New York state. Stanley Forbes of the Pennsylvania Game Commission spoke on deer perpetuation and noted the core issue is people not deer. He stressed balancing economic benefits and costs among farmers, landowners, hunters and businessmen.
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Yastwright
Red Snd Gin Club
Spartansburg
Tidbute
New York State
Stanley Forbes
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Debating Deer Management in Pennsylvania Panel Remarks
A panel led by Graf Forbes discussed deer biology and the need for deer management to balance economic and recreational value in Pennsylvania. They emphasized range conditions, nutrition, aging, and breeding as essential to harvest planning, noting public involvement and forestry economics as key factors.
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Amaga
Will
Feromcal
Graf Forbes
Pennsylvania
Larry Stotz
Forest Service
Sheffield
LeRoy
King
Presbyterians Asked To Set Aside Ten Percent For Church Offerings
A 1963 proposal from the United Presbyterian Synod at Grove City College urged members from Pittsburgh and related churches to contribute 10 percent of adjusted gross income for church offerings between Ash Wednesday and Pentecost. Pastor Dale K. Milligan introduced the resolution, arguing Communism has more funds to spread than Christian missions, prompting calls for adequate church funding.
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Pennsylvania
United Presbyterian Synod
Grove City College
Dale K. Milligan
Beulah Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
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