Local notices reflect hospital visits and civic events
A flurry of brief items reports a boy treated at Hamot Hospital after a fishhook incident at the Erle Boat Show, a 61-year-old man in Conneaut Lake in stable condition after a fall at the American Viscose plant, and various hospital and public notices. Also noted are Elks smorgasbord tickets, maple syrup labels, a lab tech election, cabin closures, a Meadeville carni val netting over $1,000, and area police advisories plus community meetings and auctions.
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Hamot Hospital
Ray Rulifson
R.D
Ripley, N
Elks
Erle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Belle Valley Hose Company
Frank Widerman
R. D. Erie
Widerman
Journal
Mayville
F. H. Clark
Chautauqua County Medical Boolery
A. D. Heinemann
Dunkirk
H. W. Ingham
Jamestown
J. W. Karnes
C. Otto Lindbeck
The
Pines
Meadville
Robert Dennis
Conneaut Lake
Spencer Hospital
American Viscose Corporation
Dennis
Charlesohnson
Ginnie’s
Titusville
Joy Manufacturing Company
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Joy
Michigan City
Ind
Joy Portable
Allegheny College
United Fund
Crawford County
Report Algerian Slayers Killed Algerian
French troops killed four nationalist rebels blamed for killing American Home-Plain Kellems and German Raimund Air ce in western Algeria. One captured weapon included a camera and watch believed stolen. Hobbs of Siloam Springs, wounded, is reported stable in a military hospital. A connection to Connecticut industrialist Vivien Kellems is noted.
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Algeria
Prench
Pliny Kellems
Siloam
Ark
Raimund Airce
Care Eel
Vivien Kellems
Connecticut
William ‘Hobbs
Biloam Springs
Advocates Back Cuts to Aid for Closed Schools
AP report says Senate Education Committee chair Paul L. Wagner favors ending state subsidies for districts with closed schools. Gov. Lawrence proposes eliminating aid beyond 1959-60 for districts already receiving funds, while districts with smaller receipts would continue current payments until targets are hit. The plan could save about 2.5 million dollars in two years.
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Manroop
Public Instruction Department
Lawrence
Blonde Bandit Admits Holdup at Nevada Bank
AP report: Ida Belle Ingram, 19, Roanoke, Va., confessed to robbing the First National Bank of Nevada of 1780 dollars. She said she needed the money and had previously worked as a bank teller in Washington, D. C., and Alexandria, Va. The crime occurred Friday. Ingram is described as a shapely blonde.
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Las Vetas. Ev
First National Bank of Nevada
Ida Belle Ingram
Roanoke
PBS
Miss Ingram
Washington
D. C
Alexandria
Local unit formed with 25 charter members faces midsummer truck delivery
The group began on land donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller. Since then much has been accomplished and the culmination will be a shiny new truck arriving around midsummer. Members look forward to pride and rest after the delivery.
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Ivan Miller
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Town
At the hospital report as of 1 a m today, admissions include Mrs Stanley Komenda of East Main Street. Discharges list Mrs Gary Gibbons Sherman Mrs Walter Korntkoskd and son Timothy Allan 100 West Columbus Avenue Mrs Thomas Svelz R D DeForest Tennies Jr Cranesville Pay Mary 6 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Domin 418 West Washington Street. Also listed are Harley M Drake 528 Concord Street Frank Sherlock Spartansboro Charles W Butters 170 Wright Tames 6 weeks old son of Mr and Mrs John Downey 160 Jobinson Street Mrs David F Curtis Colin ois Mrs Juin Wiggers North Cig ner Mrs Etha May Thomas RD 2 Kathleen Grace 6 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald McCastin 223 Northwest Street Mrs Walter Commi 1 O 1 Raymond 17 year old son of Mrs Adabell Courtney 13 Snyder Circle Josep B DeLellis 303 East Pleasant Street Mrs W Albert Stearman Spartanshore Mrs Walter Burrows Elgin Miss Jean Wood 349 East Pleasant Street Mrs Zola C Williams Ciymen Mrs Harvey L Martin and daughter Gloria Jean Bear Luke
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Stanley Komenda
Lé East
Main Street
Gary Gibbons
Sherman
Walter Korntkoskd
Pimothy Allan
West Columbus Averate
Thomas Svelz
R. D
DeForest
Ouumay
Harley M. Drake
Concord Street
Frank Sherlock
Spartansboro
Charles W. Butters
Wright Street
Tames
John Downey
Jobinson
David F Curtis
Colinois
Juin Wiggers
North Cigner
Etha May Thomas
Kathleen Grace
Donald McCasTin
Northwest Street
Walter Commi
Raymond
Adabell Courtney
Snyder Circle
Josep B. DeLellis
East Pleasant Street
W. Albert Stearman
Walter Burrows
Elgin
Jean Wood
Zola C Williams
Ciymen
Harvey L. Martin
Gloria Jean
Bear Luke
Elgin-Beaverdam Firemen target 14000 truck fund drive
Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company seeks 14000 for a new fire truck. Fund drive aims to reduce rural fire risk by improving water access and enabling rapid alarms within a zone linking Corry Wattsburg Union City and Spartansburg. Auxiliary plans fundraising events including an Easter dinner.
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Elgin-Beaverdam
Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company
Rim
Corry
Wattsburg
Union City
Spartansburg
EBVHC
Merle McCray
Seuxious
Hose Company
The
Didn’t Heed Cop’s Advice Leads to Fatal Pedestrian Crash
State policeman Oscar Miller warned a man walking on U S Highway 91 to use the shoulder. Two hours later Miller investigated a fatal accident where pedestrian William Jordan, a transient laborer about 5 feet 6 inches, was killed.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
Oscar Miller
U.S. Highway 91
Miller
William Jordan
Charge Airmen In Robbery Try
Two men from Pease Air Force Base were charged with attempted armed robbery of a Sanford storekeeper and an elderly man in a separate incident. The suspects allegedly forced Frank Bland into a back room. a customer interrupted, a chase followed, and roadblocks halted the car in Somersworth. The youths were captured at a friend’s home. one reportedly brandished a gun.
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Bland
Maine
New Hampshire
Somersworth
N. H
Sommersworth
Noted Painter Parcell Dies At 67 In Washington Pa
AP report notes L Evans Parcell, 67, famed for illus trations and dioramas, died last night of a heart attack. He illustrated magazines in the 1920s 1930s and shifted to three dimensional diorama work including campus models for Washington and Jefferson College Lafayette College and University of Louisville. Diorama samples appeared at the 1939 San Francisco Fair and the New York World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
L. Evans Parcell
United States
Parcell
Washington & Jefferson College
Lafayette College
University of Louisville
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Gity and Vicinity
Porte
Westfield
Ripley
Fredonia
Army Ambulance Company
Army Reserve
23Rd Medical Battallion
Franklin
Gene William Lunney
Lunney
Third Ward
Paul F. Bedford
Venango County
Awai
Studebaker
Packard
Nash
Turben
Auto Service
Norman Swart
Iich
Geraldine Johinson
Concord Community House
Golden Links
Five Methodist Church
Ora Loveland
East Main Street
Washington Streets
Selon
Blonde Bandit
Holdup
Santiago
Cuba
Air Force
Barney
Deano
South Center Street
Jim Hammond
Mgr
John Bean
Elgin-Beaverdam — Hose Company
Corry ~Memorial Hospital
Donald C. Stone
Rochester, Ne
Marion
Tirowen
Ulsin-Beaverdam
Higin
R. E. Brown & Son
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Wmin
New York
New York City
Waldo Snyder
Evans
Playtex
Corry's Smart Women’s Shop
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Cherry Valley
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