Untitled obituary and notices fragment from 1963
Fragmentary obituary and public notice text referencing funeral notices, expressions of thanks, and local officials. Mentions Susan, H Ray Harris, Elmer Ort, Mrs J Hal, Nichols, and O’Hare with scattered dates and locations, incomplete due to OCR. No clear event details or consistent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oker
Nice
Susan
Capedalugh O'Hare
J. Hal
H. Ray Haris
J. Leoni
Tate
Bowen
Nichols
Elmer Orteen
Ester Akeley
Iices
Nsylvania
T. Rm
Lvania — Son, Archivet
Philadel
Disarmed duo abducted. Jan Campbell shot in field
An incapacitated partner fled as three assailants opened fire. Karl Hetlinger escaped into a hail of bullets, while Jan Campbell was shot during the attack and the investigation moves to identify the gunmen and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Campbell
Karl Hettinger
Hettinger
Campbell
Jett
Belmont Strangling Case Frightens Boston Suburb
In Belmont Massachusetts fear grips the quiet district after a 62 year old woman, a volunteer at Boston hospitals, is strangled in her home. Police seek a state employment service cleaning man described as 85, with facial scars. This marks the ninth strangulation murder in Greater Boston since June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Mass
Belmont Hill
Greater
Boston
Scott Road
Bessie Goldberry
Boston Hospitals
David C. Dow
Massachusetts Division of Employment Security
Goldberg
U S Poison Gas Kills Reds Food Supply
Officials cite mounting Communist propaganda alleging U S chemical defoliant harms Viet Cong food supplies. Government statements deny danger to people, saying the weed killer used is a common non toxic chemical harmless to men and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY Arsanges
U 3
U. S
FDR Jr Regains License After Suspension
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. won back his driver license after a 21 month suspension for traffic violations. Records show he passed his examination in January and regained driving privileges on February 21. Dr Ralph Dwork will take a $19,604 yearly post as deputy health reviewer in Pennsylvania starting in April, succeeding Dr C Earl Albrecht who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdr Jr
Washington
Franklin Delano Rossevelt
Columbis
Roosevelt
Department of Motor Vehicles
Harrisburg
Ralph ©. Dwork
Ohio Department of Heath
Erie County Holds Type III Polio Vaccine on Hand
Erie County Medical Society reports keeping Type III Sabin oral polio vaccine in reserve after postponing administration for further study. A steering committee will meet March 21 to finalize plans for administering the vaccine in late April with distribution stations similar to prior efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Erie
Erie County Medical Society
John ¥. Hartman
Chas
Hartman
Columbus Man Seeks Warren County Treasurers Post
An unconfirmed report states Columbus resident James Curtis, known in Warren County, is pursuing the county treasurer race as a Republican. He reportedly has a nominating petition and plans to announce early next week. Curtis runs Elmview Dairy at R. D. 1 Columbus and is the first candidate from the county’s western end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Warren County
James Curtis
Curtis
Elmview
Five Known Dead In Southeast Tornadoes
Severe storms swept through Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi causing deaths injuries and widespread damage. Parrottsville in Cocke County reported seven missing but later accounted for. Cullman Alabama saw two fatalities and damage estimated at 250000. Flooding closed major roads around Chattanooga Knoxville and Kingsport with rainfall totals near 5 inches in Russellville Alabama and 4.67 inches in McMinnville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrottsville, Tenn
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
East Tennessee
Parrottsville
North Carolina
Russellville
Ala
McMinnville
Tenn
Cullman Ares
Geraldine Bowen
Minnie Dunn
J. Frank Manderson
Alabama Resyll Defense
Cullman
Colbert
Limestone
Pickens
Walker
Madison
Werther Bureau
Huntsville
Marshall Space Flight Center
Mississipi
Reform
Sherwood
Lewis
Tornadoes And Floods Ravage Southlands Killing And Sheltering
Tornadoes and floods swept across Tennessee Alabama and Mississippi causing deaths injuries and widespread misery. At least four were killed and scores hurt with seven missing in eastern Tennessee near Parrotsville. Flooding devastated eastern Kentucky and parts of Tennessee Virginia and Kentucky isolated towns and washed away homes and bridges. Damages run into millions of dollars after torrential rains drenched much of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Parrottsville
North Carolina
Kentucky
Madama
Virginia
Borie
Ohio River
Plane Skids Into Snow at Logan Airport No Injuries
An Eastern Airlines DC with 15 passengers and a four person crew skidded on a slushy runway at Logan Airport. No injuries were reported as emergency crews responded and passengers were checked at the medical center. Captain Edward R. Lebecker said braking action was none on touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eastern Airlines DC
Logan
Frank Sweeney
Massachusetts Aeronautial Commission
Sweeney
Edward R. Lebecker
McLean
Washington
Mona Lisa Returns to France After U.S. Visit
The Mona Lisa returns to France from Washington D.C. and New York aboard the Mier United States. The painting was moved to Paris in a small truck after a viewing by 1% million people during its 242 months in the U.S. capital and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Havre
France
Washington, D.C
New York
United States
Paris
Lisa
Washington
Republicans Back Kennedy Cuba Policy Shift
Senator Kenneth B. Keating endorses firmer Cuban policy and a tougher stance toward the Communist threat, aligning with President Kennedy's approach. Senate leader Everett Dirksen also signals support for measures short of war, while Keating urges bipartisan backing to end the Cuban menace and cites Secretary McNamara's emphasis on countering Communist agents.
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Washington
Republi
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Cuba
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Tilnets
Dirksen
Keating
Rockville
Rock of Gibraltar
Kemnedy
Suhnourjeed Intanlinw
Cubs
Appeals Heard On Properties By School Programs Council
The Push School Programs Council sitting as a Bowed Revisions and Appeals heard four appeals from property assessments set to take effect next year. Applicants include Al Xander and James Catrig requesting reductions on 109 Fifth Avenue, 22% East Main Street, 416 West Pleasant Street, and a commercial property at 37 North Center Street. The board will reconvene Monday at 7 p m to hear the remaining appeals and will issue decisions March 25. The reviews focus on commercial properties and older houses, with concerns raised over city and county assessment disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikki
al Xander
Wright Street
Fifth Avenue
East Main Street
West Pleasant Street
James Catrig
North Center Street
Council
Parents Balk At Closing Harding School
Five parents from Hardie School protested the Corry School Board meeting over the possible closing of the school as Concord School opens. They cited dangers and long walks for first graders along East Main Street and pressed for bus transportation. The board noted legal duties to transport students within distance limits and discussed cafeteria provisions, promising further consideration.
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Hardie
Corry
Ting
Two Entertainers Killed In Route 22 Crash
Allentown residents mourn as two nightclub entertainers die in a crash on Route 22 Kuhnsville billy west of here. The victims are Marlee Ryane 24 of Havertown PA and Boward Strotgyn Kelley of Molenstown PA. Police report their car skidded on ice and struck a truck driven by Dale L. Hives 45 of Wexford PA, who was unhurt. The pair performed with a touring gong and dance group across the Lehigh Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
PRAY
Kuhnsville
Mahrlee Ryane
Hawevstown
Boward (Strotgyn) Kelley
Molenstown
Jehreh Valley
Byang
Kelly
Dale L. Hive
Wexford
State demands upgrades in school operations and lunch service
The State Department of Public Instruction warns Cory district of deficiencies in clerical staffing ratios, guidance counselor staffing, and a certified high school librarian. Major improvements are required yearly to avoid jeopardizing state subsidies. Budget plans add clerical staff and a third counselor at Columbus and local elementary schools. Continuous deficits noted. report continues on Page Six.
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State Department of Public Instruction
State Council On
State Council
Columbus
Cory
Hold Services For 8 Killed In Butler Fire
Private funeral services planned for a dairy farmer Paul Rosenberger and seven children who perished in a Portershire fire near Butler County. Elizabeth Rosenberger survived and is hospitalized. son David attends Penn State. A public memorial will be held at English Lutheran Church in Zelienople after her recovery. Fund drives launched by Portersville Borough Council English Lutheran Church and Penn State extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buldur, Pa
Butler County
Portershire
Paul Rosenberger
Paul Jr
Edward
Nancy
Elaine
William
Cynthia
Scott Soissan
Beaver R
Elizabeth Rosenberger
David
Pennsylvania State , University
English Lutheran Church
Zelienople
Rosenberger
Portersville
Robert J Rugabey
Butler County Extension Office
Penn State
Agricultural Service
Corry Board Ed Bets on Major School Construction
The Corry School Board and Corry Area Joint School Committee approved plans for about 1.468 million dollars in new construction. The city would gain an $850,000 building on the Concord School site while the joint system eyeed a 618,000 dollar addition to Cory Area High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Concord School
Cory Area High School
Demolition cleared for Concord school site plan
The Corry School Board approved buying 11 houses for $77,050 to clear East Pleasant to Concord streets for a new 16 room Concord School. Demolition will start on a vacant building and bids open April 5 with a target move for September 1964.
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East Pleasant
King
East South
Concord Streets
Corry
Frank Mo.Knight
Talyet
King Streets
Tack Rooker
Concord School
Corry Area Plans Additions To High School Complex
The Corry Area Joint School Committee debated a proposed expansion to Corry Area High School with a $614,000 price tag. Plans include a planetarium, an extra gym, larger cafeteria and kitchen, and expanded library space across the new two story wing. Eight classrooms are intended to handle a growing student body and possible Sparta merged students, with half of planetarium equipment funded by the National Defense Act and the project aligned to state earth and space science goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Corry Area
Sparta
Hunter, Campbell and Ren
Altoona
David Demmy
Demmy
Soviet Union
NDA
Planetarium
State Department of Public Instruction
Only Two Survived The Paul Rosenberger Family Tragedy
A Butler County family perished in a Sunday house fire near Portersville, leaving only two survivors. The victims include Paul Rosenberger, six of his children, and a young nephew. In the photo, Edward 16 holds Cynthia with Mrs. Rosenberger and others, while Paul Jr. 18, Dave 20, and others are shown.
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Paul Rosenberger
Butler County
Rosenberger
Hom
Portersville
Hill
Edward
Namey
Rosenbertee
al Rosenbermer
Cynthia
Paul Jr
Dave
Unie
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Barik
Otis, Breyallmredetermins
Jimmy L. Smith
Arrow
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Smith
Gregory Powell
Boulder City
Nev
Strangler
Corry Arza High School
Warren Post
Southlands
Harding School
Butler
Concord
Eanlie
Rosenberss
Seah Sulivan
AP. Wiregham
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