Titusville man pleads guilty to larceny of junk
A Titusville man pleaded guilty before Alderman Love to larceny of junk from the Struthers-Wells plant. He faced a $25 fine and $7.60 in costs after the case mapped to a local junkyard. The incident was observed by Print Officer Bengle around 5 a.m. on June 17 before an arrest occurred. The report also notes a help wanted ad for painters and the cornerstone ceremony for a new $200,000 church wing at St Francis parish in Bradley.
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Titusville
Struthers-Wells
Love
Bengle
Picnic change for Rebekah Helping Hand Club
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club picnic moves from the cottage at Mrs Oscar Frita to Mead Park at 6 o clock in the evening. President Mrs Eleanor Hudson invites all members and families and offers transportation help. Also notices: sale, rental and barn signs available at The Journal.
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Rebekah Hiplping Hand Club
Oscar Frita
Mead Park
Mrany
Eleanor Hudson
Fire destroys chicken house. several chickens die
Falconer fire crews fought a blaze on Buffalo street extension and South Dow street that consumed a chicken house. Firemen saved a nearby small house. six or seven chickens perished. Cause under investigation and twenty one firefighters responded to the call.
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Pesieneste
Buffalo Street
Dow Street
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
Baressi
Wilbur R. Gregory
First Avenue
Corry
Erie
Phyllis Phillips
Lewiston
Phyllis
Lewistown
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted Across Several Families
The report lists multiple admissions and discharges at the hospital this week. Names include Marilyn Hicks, George Savio, Connie Magee, and Gordon Brow, with relatives living at addresses in Columbus Spartansburg Erie Bear Lake and more. Other patients include Mrs. Lillie Elderkin and Mrs. Harry Foster, while newborn Linda Messinger is noted as seven months old.
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Marilyn Hicks
Harold Hicks
R. D
George Sayko
Columbus
James
Robert
Joanne Morton
Buclidl Street
Connie Magee
Clinton A. Magee
jMend_avenue
John Walder
East Main Street
George Savio
George Savko
Connie
Magee
Clinton A. McGee
Meat Avenue
Gordon Brow
Spartansburg
Earl Gady
Judith Ann
North Clymer
Garreth Burgmann
26Th Street
Erie
Frank Renzi
East Pleasant Street
Geonard Bidwell
Riceville
Lillie Elderkin
George W. Hurbert
Smith Street
Harry Foster
Spartans
Bass
Meadville Briefs Include Seoul Visit Invasion Threat Area
Meadville residents report Charles Maimer, a former Economic Co operation Administration staffer, possibly in Seoul or nearby towns amid rising tension in Korea. Pula Probst, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Probst, received emergency care after a Route 10 accident near Rowles junction. Harry Crum of Carthanton was elected grand commander of the Northwest District 40 with twenty seven delegates from thirteen counties attending the James L Steen Post 896 American Legion meeting.
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Meadville
Charles
Maimer
Economic Co-operation Administration
Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Pula Probst
Paul Probst
D. J
Connenutville
Spen~ Gee Hospital
Rowles
Harry Crum
Goodranton
Mr. Crum
James L. Steen
American Legion
Cachranton
North Koreans Issue Surrender Ultimatum
Front lines near Seoul show heavy fighting as North Korean forces push south with tanks and artillery. South Korean and U.S. air units defend evacuation of nationals while USAF planes are pledged to assist. Estimated 50 000 to 75 000 opposing troops with several thousand casualties reported.
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Xage Wie V
Sihn
Wijongbur
Sinday
Seoul
U. S
MacArthur
Tokyo
Japan
North Korean air raid hits Seoul amid U.S. backed republic stance
Reports say the North Korean air force attacked Seoul, capital of the U N sponsored South Korea, with a single ak-2 fighter dropping three bombs killing six before engaging a U S Mustang. Eyewitnesses and U S Embassy accounts differed on the outcome as Ambassador Maceio praised evacuation efforts and predicted Communist defeat in a wartime broadcast.
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U.S
U. S
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