Admitted and discharged children and guardians listed
Admitted list includes Margaret Juliés 15 Thomas Dominessey 13 Calvin Johnson 14 Gerald Berbalaci 3 Donald Bachomer 645 Union St William Ruslink Clymer William 8 Donoghue 661 Wayne St Susan Kalika 7 Kathleen 8 and others with parental addresses in Corry Spartansburg Sherman and Clymer. Discharged includes Carl Brundage 10 Amalia Christensen Columbus Chester Coppersmith East Columbus Glen 2 Harle Slayton Mark Todd Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Leonard Juliés
South Center Street
Thomas
Howard Dominessey
West Washington Street
Calvin
Irwin Johnson
North Clymer
Gerald
Salvatore Berbalaci
Mead Avenue
Donald Bachomer
Union Street
William Ruslink
Clymer
William
John
Donoghue
Wayne Street
Jennings Himes
Spartansburg
Susan
Kathleen
Mike Kalika
R. D
Corry
Lyle Bennis
Sherman
Russell Mallory
Springtreet
Richard Merkle
Grove Street
Carl
George Brundage
R.D
Amalia Christensen
Columbus
Chester Coppersmith
East
Columbus Avenue
Glen
Merle Sweet
Harle Slayton
Mark Todd
Anti Fluoride Protest Fails To Halt Jamestown Plan
Jamestown city council heard about 15 opponents out of a 200 person meeting oppose adding fluoride to the water. Speakers urged a referendum, with applause and heckling from the gallery, while officials defended the measure as investigated and approved. Fluoridation was approved in 1962 and installation is expected to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Council
Fredonia
Board of Trustees
Donald Irvin
Teva
Gerald Seeley
The Journal Daily Offers Homebound Youth Reading
A fragment notes a publication titled The Journal Daily and invites a son or daughter away from home to enjoy it. The message emphasizes reading and hometown newspapers as a sharing idea for distant family.
Union City Memorial Hospital Mitted List
A list of residents and addresses associated with Union City Memorial Hospital, including Mrs. Rudolph Wojtecki, Mrs. Martin Van Cise, Mrs. Lisle Inman, Mrs. Howard Racop, Vernon Proctor, Mrs. Robert Mitcham, Edward Shuart, Miss Donna Fenno, Mrs. Claude McGuire, Daniel Batchelor, William A. Howitt, and Aaron Lane, with their Rural Delivery or street addresses across Union City, Waterford, Cambridge Springs, Wa tertown, Centerville, and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Wojtecki
Waterford Street
Union City
Martin van Cise
R. D
Waterford
Lisle Inman
Fourth Avenue
Howard Racop
Cambridge
Vernon Proctor
Watertown
Robert Mitcham
Ville
Centerville
Edward Shuater
North Main Street
Donna Fenno
Corry
Claude McGuire
Daniel Batchelor
William A. Howitt
Wattsburg
Aaron Lane
Bond Issue of $200,000 Planned for City
The city considers floating a $200,000 bond issue, likely delayed until fall. Officials expect Johnson to map the full program this winter and prepare it for early-year bidding. Costs to tax revenues are uncertain, but $5,000 yearly from the old bond may be redirected toward the new issue as assessments on benefiting properties help fund the project. A storm sewer on White Street will be built by city forces and paid from current funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
White Street
Reaction Varied In Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania reactions to a court ruling on religious instruction in public schools diverged. Dr Eugene Carson Blake urged keeping family and church led instruction, while Lebanon boards will continue compulsory reading until state guidance arrives. Harrisburg officials proposed meditation periods and a bill to permit Bible reading with parental request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hounssaven
United States
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Lebanon
State Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Charles H. Boehm
Public Instruction
Clarence D. Bell
Delaware
Bell
Congress
Kennedy Meets With Governors On Interfaith Council
Dr. Garner of the Florida Baptist Institute and Seminary of Lakeland says many Floridians reject Kennedy’s plan at the polls, fearing intimidation by federal agencies. Rev. Dan Potter of New York views the interfaith council proposal with enthusiasm, while Rev. Ralph Abernathy of Atlanta calls for stronger federal action and a goodwill tour to explain federal law in the Deep South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Garner
Florida Baptist Imatitute and Seminary
Lakeland
Fla
Florida
Dana Potter
New York
Ralph Abernathy
Atlanta
Alabama
Mississippi
Ad copy with local rates and beer promotion
Local line ad notes 23 cent rates and noon publication cutoff. Mentions Schlitz beer on tap at Cliff Carroll's. Keeps casual tone and informal offer, typical for small notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Carroll
Spartansburg Notes Highlight Family News and Local Events
Spartansburg residents share news of honors and transfers including Donk Titel’s college achievement and a job offer from Wielon National Bank in Pittsburgh. Delmar Drought returns from Anaheim to attend his mother’s funeral and visit friends. Local club meetings, PTA activities, graduations, picnics, and church programs are outlined with names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfartansburg
Donk Titel
Erle
Wi Titwel
Titzel
Beatrice Boyd
Centerville
Wraduste
Sparta High School
Dopald
Wielon Natonal Bank and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Chief College
Greenville
Delmar Drought
Terry
Anaheim
Calif
V. Shreve
Drought
Clymer Cemetery
Delmar
Sparta
Martha Washington Club
Amy Kinney
Austin Rogers
Deaths Mrs Puller of Fort Lauderdale formerly Spartansburg
Mrs Puller aged 67 died Sunday after a prolonged illness. Born April 24, 1876 in Spartansburg, she and husband ran the Sparta Hotel for years. Survived by son Halford of Cleveland, daughter Mrs Doris Greene of Fort Lauderdale, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg with Rev John Lunsford officiating."}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puller
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Spartansburg
Sparta
Halford
Cleveland
Ous
Doris Greene
Fries
John Lunsford
First Baptist Church of
Rose Hill Cemetery
City Delinquent Taxes Loom Large as List Considered
Council discussed collecting overdue taxes estimated at 20 811 dollars noting the list could exceed 2 000 names. Finance director and Alderman Cobbett to review options before a council recommendation. Many delinquents may have moved or died, making collection unlikely. accuracy to be tested when accounts are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbett
Council
Nice Woman Murders Family in Buter County Home
Coroner reports a call from a woman directing authorities to the Butler County Gregor home where Joseph Gregor and several family members were found dead. Donald Gregor, 19, and his wife Carol had recently moved in with other adoptees present. Police and state troopers secured the scene after the call and entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contec Seveema
Donald Gregor
Carol
Donald
Prospect
Lefty
New Castle
Gregor
Atwell
Joseph Gregor
Pro
Erie NAACP Plans Demonstration Over Racial Policies
In Erie Pennsylvania the NAACP branch announces a protest at jetty hall against city racial policies. Olin P. Smith Jr. cites inaction by the mayor and council and demands hiring targets, contract integration, and fair housing financing. The mayor counters that few trained Negroes meet job requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isale
Jetty Hall
Erie
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Olin P. Smith Jr
NAACP
Charles B. Williamson
Boston Negroes start protest anti segregation boycott
Boston faces a new round of demonstrations over de facto school segregation as Negro parents urged about 5,000 of the citys 14 000 Negro pupils to stay home and attend neighborhood centers for citizenship and freedom movement instruction. Police added security at schools and leaders warned against violence while authorities weighed compulsory education laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Avother
Edmund L. McNamara
Louise Day Hicks
Frederick J. Gillis
NAACP
Ciizens For Human Rights
Movement leader predicts widening school protest in Boston
James Breeden, a movement leader, says the citizenship protest is just the beginning and will spread. He cites students skipping public school to attend a citizenship lesson and notes forms claim attendance for a full day of classes in the freedom movement. Lecturers include Rt. Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, Dr. Thomas Pettigrew, and Bill Russell as Negro leaders demand admission of de facto segregation in Boston schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Breeden
Breeden
Freedom Movement
Anson Phelps Stokes
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Thomas Pettigrew
Harvard University
Bill Russell
Negra
Boston Celtics
Boston
Survival Test Cut Short in Underground Shelter
Harrisburg AP reports a two day survival test for 50 health experts ended after 10 hours due to air problems. The eight by seven by seven foot tunnel held 17 gallons of water and six crackers, with more than half remaining when the group exited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
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Jim Rose
Union City Memorial Hospital
Gregory Reynolds
Washington St
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Angel Food
Wisconsin
Cheddar
Pennsylvania
Hien Louise
Patty
Leila
Mel
Lilian Wyn
Dourles
Ellington
Linda
Jean Rogers
Vasta Sherlock
Sparta Pta
Canadahta
Francis Kinney
Benny Fy Bobby
West Middles
B. Gilmore
Steve Berverk
Vienna
Ohio
Sudanie Greere
Exerness Center
Knox Hall
Eric
Ralph McAninch
Carl Greer
Laurence Snapp
Suzanne
Cass
Air Force
England
New York City
Our Lady of Victory Guild
Rosaline Blakeslee
McCarthy
Missionary Alliance Church
First Baptist Church
Andrew Orovic
Judy
Tampa
Orovic
Ius, Bert
Belle) Fuller
Ken
Fenen
Erie Negroes
Corty
Barney
Sur
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Aig N
Center Street
Revlon
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San-Tan
Helena Rubinstein
Marcelle
Sronz-Tan
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