Line O Adts and Local Notices from Erie Area
Independent agents promote Line O Adts with Rossbacher Insurance, while street bond funds leave $60,000 for 1969 projects. Erie reports six cases including Sherrell brothers tied to school assault, hearings on milk transport permits, and a dog ordinance. Also notes on pensions, hearing aid sales, beverage delivery, and local civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Erle
Joseph Walczak
Erle Nethaniel Sherrell
Center Anay
Erie Courty
East
James
Elmer Burns
Sherrells
Robert Preynyszewski
Flye Rexall
Erie
Public Utility Commission
Crawford H. Flaugh
Cambridge Springs
Eric
James W. Evans
Millcreek
Corry Beverage
Clarion
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Howard Kahle Coal Co
Sandy Bay
Creokit
Stouts
Camp Coffins
Donna Thomas
Jidge Elmer Evans
Mid-East
Grenakes Service
St. Lawrence Seaway
Calvin Dingler
India
Lawrence Park
Harry M. Swan Dies Suddenly at 61 in Corry
Harry M. Swan of 14 Brook street died suddenly at his home last evening aged 61 born December 29, 1879 in Corry. He worked 33 years for the Raymond division of Associated Spring and retired in 1929. Survived by two sisters Lucy and Harriet Swan and a brother John Ban of Corty. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. William Seitz Jr. officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Harry M. Swan
Brook Street
Mr. Swan
Corry
Lfe
Raymond Division
Associated Spring
Branford Hoye Company
Lucy
Harriet Swan
John
Ban of
Corty
Brack+en Funeral Home
William Seitz Jr
Pine Grove
William Lipper Dies in Penang of Heart Attack
William Lipper, 44, public affairs officer for the U S Information Agency in Penang Malaya, died Saturday there of a heart attack the ABIA announced yesterday. Lipper was born in New York City.
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Washington
William Lipper
U) & Information Agency
Penang
Malaya
ABIA
Lipsper
New York City
Prominent Doctor and Wife Die in Apparent Double Suicide
Camden County coroner reports Dr Herman E Wiant 62 and wife Grace 56 found dead in their Haddonfield home from self-inflicted gunshot wounds. A 38 caliber pistol lay between them. no signs of break in. Wiant, an internal medicine specialist, had long operated a practice in Haddonfield and was affiliated with Cooper Hospital.
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Haddonfield
N. J
Norman Heine
Camden County
Robert Blake
Herman E. Wiant
Grace
Blake
Wiant
Francis Smith
West Collingswood
Funeral Notices for Swan and Webber Move in Bracken Home
Funeral services are set for Harry M. Swan at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p m with Rev William Seitz Jr officiating. Friends may visit tonight 7 to 9 p m and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Theresa B Webber will be laid to rest in frame 86 Bienen Church Thursday at 9 a m with Rosary recited at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 8 30 p m and visiting times Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and Wednesday 3 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Swan
Harry M. Swan
Bracken Funeral Home
William Seitz, Jr
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hospital Seeks Oncall Physician Amid Emergency Bottle
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician during emergencies. Admitted include Ted W. Dey from Boston House First Avenue and multiple patients listed with various streets and towns. Discharged include John Zamborik, Harrison E. Post, Over P. Miller, Serrill, Laltsy, and Maurice B. Goodrich from Spring.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ted W. Dey
Boston House
First Avenue
Paul Bowlby
Worth Street
Everett Greeley
Spring Creek
Lowell Fargo
Columbus
Ernest R. Adams
Ethel Cooper
South Center Street
Harold Tidd
R. D
Merle H. Amy
Wright Street
Glen H. Evans
Clymer
Arthur Longstreet
Wattsbuns
John Zamborik
Harrison E. Post
Centerville
P. Miller
Spartans
Serrill
Laltsy
Maurice B. Goodrich
Move To Sign Cage Coach At UH For Math Teacher
A note continues from Poe M91 discussing appointing J. Donal Watson as assistant principal and the remote prospect of finding a math teacher willing to coach basketball. Differences among directors emerge over pursuing the problem and any reconsideration of the situation, with concerns about pressuring a capable staffer to stay in a job.
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Weigh
Cage
fContinued
Poe
Mathematics Teader
J. Donal Watson
College via television: part time but not easy
Philadelphia and Scranton telecourse pilot offers astronomy and literature through WCAU stations. Students pay 25 dollars per semester credit. astronomy three credits Monday Wednesday Friday. literature two credits Tuesday and Thursday. Sixty percent of initial astronomy enrollees completed the final exam. many students praise access despite early wakeup and lack of discussion.
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Philadelphia
Wcau-Tv
Scranton
University of Pennsylvania
Paul Blanshard Jr
Penn
Wdau TV
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Blanshard
Standard University
Tesulis
Joan K. V. Bealer
Jenkintown
Avian
Grace M.cullins
Wenonah
Jean
Hubby
Ening
Lo Enses
Meary Hewacs
Darby
Pas
Bon Cansa
Grand Jury Indicts Belle and Four in Fraud Case
Pittsburgh AP report says a federal grand jury indicted Earl Belle, Murray and Burton Talenfeld, and their father Edwar Talenfeld on multiple counts of fraud and conspiracy. Charges include mail statute violations tied to a proxy vote, securities act violations over Cornucopia Gold Mines, and defrauding Peoples Union Bank and Security National Bank for loans totaling about 675,000. Belle has been in Brazil since 1958 and faces a separate 20 count indictment. the brothers are free on $10,000 bonds each, father believed in Florida.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Fupd
Earl Belle
Talenfeld Brothers
Belle
Murray
Burton Talenfeld
Edwar Talenfeld
Pittsburgh Ananders
Old Freeport Bank
Armstrong County
Bell
Brazil
Florida
Woman found dead by asphyxiation in Pittsburgh rooming house
Mrs. Martha Fress, 69, was discovered dead from asphyxiation in a North Side rooming house yesterday. The death is being investigated as a possible accident or foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Martha Fress
North Side
Government employment figures prompt questions on trends
The AP report from New York analyzes February job data, noting a dip in total hires and record monthly highs. It questions whether declines continued into March, and how government estimates count those employed, underemployed, or awaiting new pay due to shorter weeks and seasonal adjustments.
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New York
Good ‘News Today
Washington
James. P. Mitchell
Government job data hints at stable hiring in uncertain year
A government summary notes a decrease in unemployment, unusual for the season, and optimism for higher monthly employment totals. It explains its estimates rely on sampling 35,000 households and cross checks with industry and state reports, forming the nation's labor word.
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Ruary
Wall Street
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Kane
William Woodstely
Kane State
Donald Schmoke
Walter B. Sanders
Kime
Sanders
Hetlef Corp
Grange Hall
Bradford
Commonwealth
McKean County
Albert, W. Johnson
Smethport
Republican House
Maurice K. Goddard
Department of Forests and Waters
St. Elizabeth Church
Moose Club
Mary-Martha
First Presbyterian Church
Iter Ea
Lees
Flye Rexall Drugs
AIT
Center St
Prone
Israel
David Ben- Gurion
Konrad Adenauer
Wildart Towers
Ben-Gurion
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Ryotine
Tunnel
Racke
Earl
Bliley
Tate
Jewell
Kenhoriy
Mverdink
Smith Jointure
Kennady
Meridime
Smith
Sal Mineo
Susan Kehner
Gene Krupa
Cary
Tony
Gary Tony Grant
Curtis
Pettigoat
Eastman Color
Cetlia Art
Ta Ponto
MM LE
Mir
Eupres
Johnny Hart
Business Mirror
Corry Savings and Loan
Blatt Bros. Rex Theatre
Cary Grant
Joan O’brien
Quentin Mecray
Preston Anthony
Chevrolet
Mercury
Mercomatic
Chrysler Club Coat
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth
Valiant
Corry - Union City, PA
Donald Lille
Charles Gaudagno
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall
CROWN
Brothers AH
South First Avenue
Rober
Hammond
Root Furniture
Eligabett Hellker
Patterson Photo Products
Leith Pywnaky
Messluuar
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