Fourteen year old admits starting fires in city
A 14 year old Brie boy told police he started two fires on Puraese street in the past week causing about 1500 dollars in damage. He admitted to tossing a cigarette into papers at 706 Parade Street last Saturday, causing 1190 dollars damage to an apartment house and contents. Twenty people fled when flames hit a tne stery structure. He later said a gas heater at 892 Parade Street exploded causing 400 dollars damage and incident prompted firemen to suspect him. He denied starting a fire at Cohen Auto Parts last Sunday. loss there was 25000 dollars. He has prior theft arrests and was placed in Harborcreek Training School. Police will continue questioning. Minister Darby of Princeton Mass dies at 55. He served 25 years in ministry after study in Boston and Lexington unions.
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Brie
Puraese Street
Andrew Kraus
Chester Wizikowski
Parade Street
T Nestery
They i
Cohen Auto Parts
Harborcreek ‘Training School
Peceine
Sheffield Glass Bottle Plant to Close in Warren County
Kane-wary suet in Wanren County reports the closing of the Sheffield Glass Bottle plant, Knox Glass's chief industry, affecting about 250 workers. Plant shutdown follows adverse conditions. some layoffs began after earlier suspensions while a rubberized sheets project is planned with key personnel returning to the Knox site.
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Kane
Weary Suet
Wanren
Todny Mneesay
Sheffield Glass
Knox Glass
Ywas
Permil
Pennsylvania
Warren
Keane
Elaine
Indiana
Futuure
Kune
Methodist Church Opens Week of Evangelism
Enthusiasm marked the opening service of the Week of Evangelism in the First Methodist Church with Rev. Howard Stull presiding. Rev. Paul W. Peterson of First Mission Covenant Church, Jamestown, introduced the Epistle of James and will preach daily at 7 45 p m with topics on Spirit, Liberty, will, and eternity. Special music features Chorus and choir groups, a Trumpet Trio from Houghton College, and invitations extended to members and visitors.
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First Methodist Church
Howard Stull
Ody
Paul W. Feterson
First Mission Covenant Church
Jamestown
Peterson
God
Francis Whiteman
Lawrence Porter
Rex Henton
Houghton College
Rey, Stull
Phillips Jones corporation Kane Sheffield weathered industrial storms
The passage notes Kane Sheffield in the Phillips Jones corporation weathering prior industrial storms in the timber sector including the historic Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company once famed as GPI and its decline years ago.
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Phillips-Jones Corporation
Kane
Sheffield
Central Pennsylvany Lumber Company
Korean vets donate to March of Dimes via Seoul unit
Korean War servicemen in Korea contributed 450000 plus to the 1958 March of Dimes through U and Eighth Army channels. The sum reported was 450,390.28 dollars raised by veterans in Seoul.
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Seoul
Korea
U, & Eighth Army
Five Children Burn in Townville Fire Death Toll Soars
A Townville house fire killed five children and injured survivors. The father woke to smoke at 4 a.m. and tried to rescue his family but smoke and heat trapped them. Neighbors and fire crews arrived too late to save belongings or lives as the two story frame home burned.
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Townville
Page Onester
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Erie Police
Princeton
Mass
Willam J. Darby
Inceton Congregational Church
Vilencia
Boston Univerity School of Religion
College of the Bible
Lexington
Newton Andover Theological School
Marshall” Sherwood
Methodist Church
Loblaws
Loblaw’‘s
Spring Lake
Armour's
Star
Swift
James
Waller Hollabaugh
Randolph Tire
Scenc
McElhaneys
McElhaney
San
Gordon Harris
MccElhaneys
Reir
Titusville
Russell
Suri
Fertonch Commec
Bizcount Cor
RB ' Annas Onna RC Tac
Personal Consumer Discount Co
N. Center ST
Corry
Harry Mall
YES
PAM
Imae
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
ST. Paul’s
Oita
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
East South ST
Corry, PA
Wedel
Isinch
Southbridge
Regency
Malogany
Apra Motor
RCA Victor
Kerr
Davis Radio
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