Paragraf yields obituaries and local items in 1950s style
The notice reports Ruth Card of Santa Ana California death with prior residence in the area, interment at Melrose Abbey, and other local items include a Korea war death of Harry H. McIntire Jr, a potential 1950 amusement tax pursuit by Titusville schools, a two car collision near Fairview, rabies precautions for a Columbus farm family, Bliss cleaning plant suspension for repairs, multiple real estate exchanges, honors for Murn Danner of Union City, rifle mischief by local youths, an extended weather outlook, PA Week plans delay, a motorist license arrest, rising national traffic fatalities, college enrollment figures for PA, a finger injury at Gerry Hospital, and a Jamestown bus fatality in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Card
Santa Ana
Calif
Miss Card
First Methodist Church
Raymond Plant
California
Melrose Abbey
Car Crash Fatality in Washington Area
Joseph Kindamo aged 29 of Washington died when his car crashed and burned on a curve late last night. Richard Miller, 92, of Carnegie escaped with minor injuries. Police investigated the crash and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Kindamo
Richard Miller
Carnegie
Beaverdam News Notes Spot Birthdays Weddings and Visits
Beaverdam area notes include a family supper for Mrs. William Howitt’s birthday, Ed Sill moving from Corry Hospital to his son’s home, and W. H. Cummings’ golden wedding anniversary with a birthday card influx. Local visits surface as Mrs. Norman Maynard calls on the Maynard home, and the Ladies Aid completes a church quilt. A Canton wedding attends relatives from the Beaverdam area with a large reception and buffet at nearby homes. Additional items mention visits by James Bennett, Sr., and various Beaverdam residents calling on Erie and Union City folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Aden Klopfenstein
William Howitt
Howitt
Dean Klopfenstein
Ed Sill
Lynn Sill
Corry Hospital
W. H. Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Norman Maynard
Spartanshire
Claude Maynard
Wayne
Terry
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Homer Wolfe
Pittsfield
George Mulvin
Garald Proctor
Walter Proctor
Canton
Charlotte Rath
Pedath
Charles Whitehouse
Deuber Avenue Methodist Church
Roy T. Farmer
Vid Parker
Union City
J. Taft Williams
Pam
Edinboro
Carl Proctor
Erie
Rexford Proctor
Westfield
James Bennett, Sr
Warren
C.K. Barton
Raymond Mulvin
Rey
King George VI Colds Forces Him to Cancel Engagements
King George VI in London is reported to have a cold and fever. Buckingham Palace says he must cancel all immediate duties including a planned Lancashire visit with Queen Elizabeth. Robert McCormick resigns from a $10,400 State Department post in Harrisburg. Warren Wheaton named successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Lancashire
Queen Elizabeth
Harrisburg
Robert ©. McCormick
State Department of Commerce
Sailary
Warren Wheaton
John S. Fine
Republican State Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry H. McIntire
Oil City
Defense Department
Harry H. McIntire, Jr
Korea
Pvt. McIntire
Army
Titusville
Fairview
R. S. Mertitt
Second Avenue
Robert Roden
West Main Street
Roden
Merritt
Mer Fitt
Boden
Arthur Hill
Columbus
Mr. Hill
Richard
Pasteur
Frank Bliss
Bliss Gry
Erie County Court House
Joseph Perry
Mary Perry Falworth
Third Ward
Kenneth Gregory We
Grace Livermore
Alton H Nichols Ux
Howard B. Dingletherux
West
Washington Street
Murn Danner
Lions Club
Danner
Les Danner
Albert Foster
Corry
R. D
State Commerce Department
Pennsylvania
W. H. Behrens
Behrens
Fred Duryee
Clymer
South Center Street
M. S. Cobbett
Duryee
Lund
National Safety Council
Pennsylvania Colleges and Universities
Department of Public Instruction
Harold Bromley
Gerry Hospital
Bromley
Chautauqua County
Jamestown
Lakewood
Claude ‘H. Rounds
Rounds
Sigurd d. Swanson
Saratoga Avenue
Rath
Robert Proctor
Erma Dingle
Walter Rath
Popcornoll, “Swell
Bellas Pa A
Mw Ana
Topp
North Center Street
Carling
Don
Carling’s
Ed de Bea
Beer Brewing Corporation OF America
Cleveland
Ohio
F. L. Baressi
Corry and Vicinity
Main St
Ana
Eric
Gerald Proctor
Tyrolaris
Red Cross
Tunnell
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