Line-O-Ads and local notices mix in Warren County
Line-O-Ads advertises home owners all risk policies while Warren County news reports census enrollments, building permits, a deer head inn reopening, yacht club expansion plans, an artificial ice rink idea, sewing circle meeting, a candlelight buffet, probate will filing, a Cranesville accident, burglaries in Erie, a hospital cesium project, police youths rounded up, traffic death notes, and a Honolulu accident injuring Judy Ross among many local items with dates, names, places, and figures.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Warren
Warren County
William Roy Wolfe
Franklin
McKean
Elk, Forest
Clarion
Jefferson
Venango County
Lewis Sigworths
Erich
Deer Head Inn
Erieh Yacht ‘Club
Port Come Mission
Port Come
Ben Stewart Sewing Circle
William
Hubert Vaughn
North Center Street
Hotel Corry
Erie
William C. Sennett
B. Walker Sennett
Elle
Cranesville
Daniels Grocery
The
Elks Club
Hospital Admits and Discharges List
At the hospital several admissions and discharges are noted. Jane Farrer, 12, daughter of Richard and Mrs. Farrer, is admitted. Dennis Beardsley, 4 months, son of Dennis and spouse, is admitted. Mrs. Edwin Foley and Mrs. Robert Parker with addresses noted on West Pleasant street and RD routes. Mutha Yoder, 5 months, daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Yoder Jr, RD 3, is listed. Mrs. Michael Ciik and Cynthia Lee Ciik, at 154 Ohio Street. Charles Biehyneki, 221 West Main Street. Mrs. Perty Cox of Sparlansburg is listed among discharges and attendees.
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Jane
Richard Farrer
R. D
Carl Titch
Roy Hockenberg
Dennis
Dennis Beardsley
West Columbus Avenue
Elmer Smith
Centerville
Edwin Foley
West Pleasant Street
Robert Parker
Mutha
Clyde Yoder Jr
Michael Ciik
Cynthia Lee
Ohio Street
Charles Biehyneki
West Main Street
Perty’ Cox
Sparlansburg
Jail 75 Negro Students After Race Disorders
Seventy five Negro college students in Nashville Tenn are jailed awaiting trial on disorderly conduct charges from lunch counter demonstrations. Sixty seven others remained in jail or bonded out as white student protests continued in three Deep South states. Diane Nash, a Fish University student, remained jailed while Barbara Bigger and Carol Anderson posted bond.
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Brymmovurmyen
Negrd College
Nashville
Tenn
Deep South
Barbara Bigger
Carol Anderson
California
Fish University
Diane Judith Nash
Fish
Ail
Tampa
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Orangebore
D.C
Greyhound Bus Station
Alabama State College For
State Capitol
Six American GIs sentenced for beating seven Koreans
Six American soldiers were sentenced to six months hard labor for beating seven Koreans accused of dealing canned goods near an Army compound about 140 miles southwest of Seoul. They pleaded guilty at a court martial and were reduced in rank and ordered to forfeit pay. the sentence awaits higher authority review.
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Woegwan
Seoul
Francis J. ‘Trostte
Altoona, Py
Miss America Loses TV Job Shows Broadway Hope
New York AP reports Miss America 1959 Mary Ann Mobley was fired from CBS Be My Guest after a brief TV run. Her $400 contract runs to April, yet she remains focused on Broadway, vowing to study acting, singing, and dancing more intensely.
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New York
API
Mary Ann Mobley
Jae
George DeWitt
Perry Cross
DeWitt
Cross
Miss Mabley
Brandon
Mabley
Defense Ends Case In Finch Murder Trial Today
In Los Angeles AP reports the defense will rest after closing arguments and a final playback of the scene of Barbara Jean Finch's death. The defense argues the wife faked attacks to gain leverage in a divorce and that no conspiracy existed, claiming the death was an accident. Marie Anne Lidholm, a prosecution witness, is described as wholesome though not fully credible. The trial questions if Dr. R Bernard Pinch and his mistress Carole Tregoff conspired to murder Mrs. Pinch on July 18.
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Los Angeles
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
Grant B. Cooper
Leaders and goodwill trips overshadow by nations
Marlow critiques the value of Khrushchev and Eisenhower foreign journeys in shaping real policy. He argues celebrity receptions offer mere goodwill without concrete follow up, noting faster travel could increase summits while warning trips risk time away from home and lasting impact. The piece contrasts old methods with new world travel dynamics.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Eisehhower
Stalin
Europe
Asia
Soviet Union
North Africa
South America
Funeral notices for Mayme Carlburg Hopkins Mullaney White
Multiple funeral notices list Mrs Mayme Carlburg, Mrs Margaret Hopkins, Miss Margaret Mullaney and Mrs Bernice M White. Masses at St Thomas Church with interments at St Thomas Cemetery. Visitation at Bracken St George and Torrey Hays funeral homes in Spartansburg and Centerville. Rosaries and prayers scheduled. services by Rev Charles A Puller.
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Carlelaw
Mayme
Carlburg
St. Thomas’ Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Mullaney
Margaret Mullaney
St. ‘Thomas
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Erle
Amelia Mando Penna
St. Vincent Hospital
Warren General Hospital Board of Directors
Franklin City
Chicago
National Safety Counseil
Judy Ross
Witt Ross
Hawaiian Islands
Eric Worn
Honolulu
Stah| Jewelry
Joseph Walczak
Walczake
Brie
Helen O'Connor
Federal Building
WOTM
Moosehaven
Beatrice Thompson
Warren City
East
Warren, Para
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frigidaire
GE Refrigerator
Hotpoint
Crosley
Montgomery Ward
Roberts
Columbus
Goodyear
Akron
Miss America
Tana
Clymer
Washington
Federal Communications’ Commission
Massachusetts
FCC
WMEX
WILD
WORL
Boston
WHIL
Medford
Swank’s
Marlow
Associated Press
James Marlow
Corry
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Ts Bank
Johnny Hart
Oportcoats
Woolsorson
Madras
Clothes
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