Police report a spate of yard and garden mischief and more
Police received reports of flowers damaged in Lilton Ricker’s yard and vegetables uprooted in another garden. A wallet found near Center and Main pointed to John Thomas of Spartansburg. Several injuries from domestic and accident incidents were treated at local hospitals. A tractor accident killed Edgar Studd in Catta raugus. Forest damage from a Mead Run tornado was estimated at over half a million dollars. Clergymen moved between unions, civil defense stockpiles were bought, and community events including a circus ticket sale were noted.
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Lilton Ricker
Ridge Street
James Morton
West Pleasant Street
Center
Main Streets
John ‘Thomas
Spartansburg
John B. Franson
Allegheny National Forest
Mead Run
Kane
Celoron Park
Slavs Estranged Wife Tragedy Near Nazie’s Home
In Farmingdale New Jersey AP report a 21 year old man Edward Nagle killed his 18 year old estranged wife Diane Daughton Nagle on a lonely country road using a revolver after pledging to mend their troubled marriage. The couple separated last February. Their daughter Donna was often with them during visits.
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Farmingdale
Diane Daughton Nagle
Edward
Hell
Betty Haggerty
Herbertsville
Nagle
Nazie
Nagles
Donna
Nadle
Mrs
Samuel Nagle
Convict Dies From Prison Riot Injuries
SPRINGFIELD Mo One of 53 prisoners injured when guards broke up an inmate rebellion at the U S Medical Center Tuesday died Richard Smith 24 year old Salt Lake City man suffered a skull fracture during the hospital wing storming One guard hostage Robert B Rosendale hospitalized with severe injuries condition is fair Seven inmates still being treated The riot caused about 10000 damage Butler editor dies John L Wise 66 president of the Butler Eagle died at his Butler home early today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springplel
U. S. Medical Center
Russell O. Settle
Richard Smith
Salt Lake City
Robert B. Rosendale
Floodwaters Sweep South Side Hills Toward Downtown
Debris and rushing water from the south side hills flowed into streets downtown, washing through the area and disrupting travel as authorities monitor the aftermath of the intense runoff. Local residents report damage and ongoing cleanup efforts as the waters recede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Area Board Approves Budget for Union School Plan
YOUNGSVILLE The Brokenstraw Valley Joint School Board approved the 1959-60 budget of 563,433.55, up about 28,692.60 from 1958-69, due mainly to mandates from Harrisburg. The budget funds 180 days of classes, extends the teacher year to 183 days, and adds reading and science for seventh and eighth grades. Dr. Donald C. Thompson, Northwestern Schools supervisor, spoke on forming a union school district and noted cost and state reimbursement implications as districts move toward union operation.
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Youngsville
Brokenstraw Valley
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Donald C. Thompson
Northwestern
Albion
Brokenstraw
Thompson
Pennsylvania State University
Union Distriet
Industrialist Dies In Montreal Days Before Queen Arrival
Ronald T Riley, 60, president of Canadian Pratt and Whitney Co. Ltd., collapsed and died in Montreal yesterday, just 24 hours before he was to be presented to Queen Elizabeth. Financial and industrial circles mourn a man who led major Canadian engineering exports and held prominent civic roles. The cause of death was not disclosed and tributes lauded his leadership and contributions to industry.
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Montreal
Ronald T Riley
Pratt and Whitney Co., Ltd
Queen Elizabeth
Storm Disrupts Corry Traffic and Rail Lines
Record of a severe storm hitting Corry causing flooded intersections and halted pedestrian flow. Erie Railroad lines slowed to 26 mph with trains running in reduced speeds. Crossings were submerged, some requiring boat passage, and traffic snarls persisted throughout the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weumthuvne Sea Saps
Onevania
Erie
Corry
Miss Universe Candidate Prank Delays Jersey Pageant
In Cliffside Park New Jersey six contestants fled the dressing area as rain-swollen hills sent gravel and mud downhill toward the downtown. The Miss Universe judging was halted briefly until three white mice, blamed on a prankster, were captured and the contest resumed.
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Cliffside Park
N. J
New Jersey
Cutting Sunday service led by Rev Claude Groters at Cutting
Rev Claude Groters of Findley Lake will conduct the evening service at Cutting Sunday at 8 PM. He and his family will provide a special number. Public invited. Various local residents and visitors are noted, with social calls, graduations, and gatherings at Cutting and surrounding homes.
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Cutting
Claude Groters
Findley Lake
Leonard Blake
Buffalo
Helen Rouse
Carl Marsh
Franklin
Carl A. Marsh
Clymer
Guy Hayes
Hollis Upperman
Norman
Calumbus
Judy Rhodes
Clifford Aikens
Rhodes
Andrew Twist
Union City
American Sunday School Union
Cutting Sunday School
Clyde Court
Clarence Spitzer Sr
J. K. Whipple
California
Spitzers
Lawrence Dunnewold
Sans
Vincent Danton
Panama
John Sheehan
Larry
Corry
Gerry Kurcal
Jamestown
Clifford Alkens Jr
Harold Shay
Cooperstown
Clifton Caper
Arthur Wallace
Gordon Shampoe and Sons
Des Ste Coe
Harborcreek
Myron Wallace
George Hapgood
Cymer
Sharon Hayes
Rome Wiltey
Pauh Marsti
Judy Emory
Bryce Emory
Linda “Alrighty Dudy
Fleesong
Mabel Rooney
Timothy Sayers
Glenda Sweet
Arthur Fassett
John Grden Jr
Jerome Harvey
Fred
Death of Union City resident Fred H. Shuss
Fred H. Shuss, 62, of South Street Union City, died at Union City Memorial Hospital from injuries sustained in a fall at home. Survived by wife Cecil, two sons Frederick Shuss of Rolling Hills California and Jack Reed of Lewton California, and three brothers Vern of Mahaffey Pennsylvania, Press of Florida, and Charles of Corry. Friends may call at Glen Pineral Home in Union City after 2 p.m. today. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Fred H. Shuss
South Street
Union Cty
Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
Esterday
Ca. E
U8 Army Engineers
Cecil
Frederick Shuss
Rollings Hills
Calif
Jack Reed
Lewton
Worhers
Vern
Mahaffey
Press of
Ploreda
Charles
Corry
Glen Pineral
Ice romance cools Santa Monica marriage tale
An ice skater describes her marriage to her rink partner as a factor in their rise in world figure skating. Anne Holt, 20, fled Wednesday after divorce filings in Santa Monica. The Holts hold seventh ranking as world pairs skaters.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Marriag
Anne Holt
Test
Shen
Ausk Teodor
Holts
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Ion Reit
Dts
Ul Yacht Mission
Shing
Frewsburg
WCA
Joyce Miller
Frew Run Road
Ruth Wright
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wright
Leonard Clark
Mill Village
Julia Fuller Goodrich
Edgar E. Studd
Cattaraugus
Austin Studd
Dwight Tuck
David Parmenter
Erie County Civil Defense Executive
Kie Wellejus
Wellejus
Jamestown General Hospital
Dorr Clark
Eugene Powers
East Main Street
State Health Department
Statistics and Records Division
Bruce Moore
Sear Lake
Union City Memorial Hospital
Moore
Erictot
Timothy Stevenson
Richard Stevenson
Evie
Oday
Frank McCartney
Lawrence Park
McCartney
David Lawrence
Douglas Hall
Richard Hall
Wright Street
Lawrence Dunnewald
Thomas Cherry
Milton Cherry
West Columbus Avenue
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corry Civil Defense Unit
North Center Street
Washington
Hagen Brothers
Connie's Superette
Westein Street
Butler
Butler, Pa
John L. Wise
The
Butler Eagle
Fogle Lumber,co
Franklin B. Cerry
Journal
First Avenue
Spring Street Hill
Area Board
Mulls Union
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
St. Thomas Parish
H.p
GO Goliath
Lae
Pole
AGON
Columbus
Roberts Furniture and Appeliance
Erick Tempas
Margaret Welch
Shirley Willink
Lizge Harris
Mae McIntyre
Clyde Courtright
Janice Way
Cape Code
Mass
Alexander Griggs
Lyman Kerney
Grand Valley
Wilber Camp
Faith Marsh
Rose Willey
Gary Evans
Marjorie Hayes
Laye Albright
Carole Hapgood
Juanita Sayers
Robert Souers
Myrta Bunce
Gerald LaChass
Sally Leid
David Leid
Leo McCray
Jacqueline Stull
Eric Tenpus
Leonard Anthony
Pittsburgh
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