Orville W Street Buried Yesterday
A private funeral service for Orville W Street was held yesterday at 2 p m at Davison Funeral Home. Rev W G Breele of the Wesleyan Methodist Church officiated. Bearers were John Pitt Ray Wolford Carl Stump John Street Laverne Beckerink and Glenn Beckerink. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from away included Mrs Mildred Pur celle Mrs Street and Rev Steele of Falconer Roy Street of Salem Va Mrs George Ostrander of Tre do nia Mrs Glenn Street of Lowport Mrs Viola Joslin of Batavia and Laverne Beckerink and Glenn Beckerink of Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uralle W. Street
Davison
W. G. Breele
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Falconer
John Pitt
Ray Wolford
Carl’ Stump
John Street
Laverne Beckerink
Glenn Beckerink
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mildred Purcette
Robert Street
Rev
Steele
Roy Street
Salem
George Ostrander
Tredonia
Glenn Street
Lowkport
Viola Joslin
Batavia
Clymer
Diplomas for 19 at St Edward's High School Commencement
Twenty years ago this week notes show 19 graduates to receive diplomas at St Edward's High School commencement in St Thomas Church tomorrow evening. Other items include a successful Emmanuel Church carnival, revived Ku Klux Run activity with a burning cross, John Love addressing the Rotary Club on Citizenship, and Rev D R Lewis taking over as pastor of the Alliance Church succeeding Rev George H Morgan who resigned to go to McKeesport Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's High School
St. Thomas’ Church
Euclid Street
Fourth Ward
John Love
Corry High School
Rotary Club
D. R. Lewis
DuBois
Christiany and Missionary Auance Church
Mr. Levis
George H. Morgan
McKeesport
Gospel ,Tabernacle
Youth 12 Drowns In Warren Pool
Warren tale reports 12 year old Gale Everett Yaegle drowned after slipping from an inner tube while playing in a pond three miles west of Warren. Mrs Pierce heard cries and rescued the body. coroner notes the pool is shallow in parts but has deep holes.
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Warren Pool
Warren
Gale Everett Yaegle
Here
James Pierce
Edward Lowrey
Hill on Western Front Quiet After Six Days of Battle
In Seoul, Korea, the hill high point on the Western Front saw a lull after six days of savage fighting. U.S. infantrymen wrested the hill from Chinese forces last Thursday. Chinese counterattacks, about 750 men per battalion, were repelled for five nights, with no contact reported last night and light shelling this morning.
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Seoul
Korea
U. 5
Seven Die in Brooklyn Fire and Battle Front Lines
A four story Brooklyn apartment blaze killed seven residents and left a crippled husband and wife trapped on the second floor rescued by a neighbor escaping along a narrow ledge. Elsewhere the war front saw heavy Chinese casualties and reduced action with the U S Eighth Army repairing the front to patrol skirmishes.
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New York
Brooklyn
U. S. Eighth Army
McElroy Boys Swim Tragedy in Tulpehocken Creek
In Wy Reading Pennsylvania the McElroy brothers Lynn 10 Peter 8 and Gary 7 went swimming in Tulpehocken Creek. Lynn did not return and drowned despite brothers Peters and Gary attempts to help. Their mother Mrs Brooks McElroy learned of his disappearance and the brothers delayed telling her. Also Pittsburgh hosts the Disabled American Veterans 22nd annual state convention opening today and running through Saturday.
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Reading
McElroy
Lynn
Peter
Gary
Tulpehocken Creek
Houlster
Brooks McElroy
Mother
Pittsburgh
Third party candidates emerge in postwar era race
The piece outlines the 1952 presidential landscape with minor parties shaping the field. It notes Sen. Russell remaining with the Democrats in the South, Gov. Byrnes delaying decisions, and Thurmond carrying several states in 1948. Wallace and the Progressives faltered, while Prohibition, Socialist, Socialist Labor, Greenback, and Vegetarian parties trailed. Hoopes, Hallinan, Hass, Hamblen, and the Green candidate are named as current runners.
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Sen
Russell
South
Gov
Byrnes
South Carolina
Chicago
Thurmond
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Progressive Party
Third
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Maryland
Michigan
New Yor
Truman
New York
Socialist Party
Prohibition
Socialist Labor
Socialist Workers
Greenback
Communist Party Organization
Korea
Norman ‘Thomas
Darlington Hoopes
Reading
Vincent Hallinan
San Francisco
Socialist Labor Party
Eric Hass
Quiz Style Trivia From a Fractured Page
The fragment asks ten trivia questions spanning history language and law. It includes garbled names such as Benjamin Fronklin and asks about early to bed and early to rise affecting ant fortunes, The Common Law author, William of Normandy’s battle, E Pluribus Unum meaning, the 21st Century start, a Tsalian plural, a French pope, abject width versus length, the last original state to ratify the Constitution, and a proverb about a stone gathering no moss.
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Benjamin ‘Fronklin
Ant
England
William of Normandy
Avignon
United States
Back party Prockl and Greenback platform outlined
Backed by Fred Prockl a Seattle grocer and former banker the Greenback party calls for 100 percent reserves behind all bank demand deposits and exchange of greenbacks for a hundred billion in U S bonds. The Prohibition party opposes alcohol subsidies federal encroachment and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Party
Fred Prockl
Seattle
Greenback Party
United States
Prohibition Party
Strike Averted in Philadelphia Transit Over One-Man Trollies
About 10,000 Philadelphia Transit Co workers escaped a strike after Local 234 Transport Workers union reached an agreement with the company on extending one-man operated trolleys. The accord ends a dispute over driverless trolley operation and staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transit Co
Transport Workers
C10
Special Services at Church of Nazarene Weekend
Rey. aimers vavia auonage or Southton Pa will conduct special services this weekend at the Church of the Nazarene. Services are 8 p m Friday Saturday and Sunday and 10 p m Sunday. The Vacation Bible School demonstration will be at the Sunday morning service with Mrs Aldridge supervising the two weeks program at the oval church. An old British law permitted a man to beat his wife with a stick longer than his armor thick enough for his middle finger.
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Orville W. Street
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
C. A. Payne
Key Hill
Brooklyn Blaze
Ories
Fluffy
Key Man Jr
Sp Goth
Church OF Nazarene
Davis Radio
Corry Owned and Operated
Emberder Alosit Insurance Corporation
Jldomane Fleche
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
General
Dulane
PLU
Aires To
Chambray
Ladson
Lazy Dairy
Thor Doris Dodson
LEED
Corry
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