Golf ball ricochet injuries railroad crew member at Titusville club
At Titusville Country Club a golf ball struck Bernard Anthony 28 of New Bethlehem after a tee shot failed to clear tracks. He was examined by a Titusville physician, treated at Pittsburg Hospital, and sent back to rest near the Pennsylvan ia freight station with plans for further checks.
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Titusville
Pennsylavania —Railroad
Titusville Country Club
Bernard Anthony
New Bethlehem
Anthony
Pittsville Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. &. Fleming
Newell Vaughn
Emory Miles
Roy Miller
Fleming
Pleming
Ideli
Vaughn
Hioise
Erie County seeks federal aid for master plan studies
Erie County Planning Commission filed three applications for about 20,000 in federal funds to finance master plan studies in Girard Lake City Wesleyville. Under the 701 program the fed eral government would cover about 75 percent of costs with local partners covering the rest.
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Erie
Erie County Planning Commission
Girard-Lake City Regional Planning Commission
Wesleyville Planning Commission
Bureau of Community
Pittsburgh
Christopher Capotis
Wesleyville
Girard-Lake City
Erie County
Millcreek
Harborcick
Harborcreek
Neleme— Tite mMontt Capolis
Hold Clymer Rite For Mrs Brown
A funeral service for Mrs Brown was held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Gerald Lundee officiating. Burial followed at Ming Cemetery. Attending included Howard and Delbert Brown, James Philips, Livingston Barden, Harald Wassink, plus many relatives from as far as Sarasota Florida, North East, Ripley, Fredonia, Jamestown and Kennedy.
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Neon Ub
Spitzer
Clymer
Gerald Lundee
Ming Cemetery
Servi Iere Whiny
Howard
Delbert Brown
James Philips
Hivingston Barden
Harald Wassink
Away
Livingston Barden
Sarasota
Fla
Harry Brown
Johny Simmons
North East
Chester Waite
Ter Phelps
Elmier—Phelps
Ripley
William Smith
Herbert. Pierce
Embezzler Wins Essay Contest in Virginia
Minnie Mangum of Portsmouth Virginia won a three dollar prize in an essay contest sponsored by the Daughters of the Confederacy. The piece titled Why Dat Glad I'm a Virginian was part of a court case noting a two year sentence for embezzlement.
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Minnie Mangum
Portsmorth
Utter ‘Daughters of the Confederacy
Minnie
Siren Ved
Union City to Give Free Extra Water for Four Months
Union City residents will receive an extra 1,000 gallons of water each month for four months, starting June 15 and ending October 15, announced Wesley Alton, manager of the Union City Municipal Authority. The free gallons apply to domestic consumers and will not push bills below the minimum. the extra supply is to aid washing cars, filling pools, and outdoor use.
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Union City
Wesley Alton
Political scanning wanders through Senate and House lines
The text presents a garbled report with scattered phrases about Senate and House business, political players, and unnamed events. It references a Secret Service payroll note and various names and terms, but the passage remains fragmented and unclear in detail.
Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and dates
Readable fragments describe a 1957 dated event involving several named individuals and places. The text mentions a treasurer, streets funding, May announcements, and an unclear fire incident, with references to a defense workers group and a local bean or hill area.
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Weale
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