Erie mayor urges two nominees to county planning board
Mayor Gardner tells council the city should name two candidates for the county planning board as a regional commission debate continues. The panel referred the issue to Parks Director Downing and awaits county input from Commissioner Proctor as talks shift to a more limited agency. Gardner warns state officials see real risk to the planning program if a regional board is not formed.
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Erie
Willekke
Arthur Gardner
Chores Downig
Betterie
Gardner
Carl Proctor
Hold Rites For Mrs. L. Simmelink
Funeral services for Mrs. L Simmelink were held yesterday at the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Alvin Rhodes of the Clymer Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Attendants included Leon Warnshuis Fidyda Meverink Glenn Neckers Loren Upperman Haris Kolster and Merle Kolstee. Many relatives and friends from James town Midland Pa Pitts burgh Ripley Kennedy and other nearby communities attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Ey Meelil Simmelink
Spitzer Fulucal
Clymer
Alvin Rhodes
Lawrence Knopp
Wars Wicdles
Midland
Dean Bath
Snow accumulates across Midwest with heavy dusting
Snow piles up across Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan as a second heavy snowfall in a week disrupts travel and coats rivers and landscapes. Gusty west to east winds spread rain and snow from Missouri through the Ohio Valley and toward the southeast.
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Askoimasse
Midwest
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Sloe
Ieee
Wisintsin
Missouri
Tlingis
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Edinboro College Board Adopts Tuition Revisions
At the reorganization meeting the Edinboro College Board of Trustees elected Margolin Mershion Girard as president and approved reorganizing the college. A speech and rehabilitation center was proposed on campus. Tuition changes include a revisited pre revisitation fee from 10 to 29 dollars and contingency fees for general and art students increasing per semester.
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Edinboro College
Will Rose
Cambridge Spins
Hie Gdnboro State Teachers College
Boars of
Margolin Mershion
Girard
Eni Chanty Public Schools
Yao
Heart of
Histwes
Tuitivn
Galleres
Mrs Lulu Dumus Dies At Dewittville
Mrs Lulu Dumus dies at Dewittville after years as a community member. Survived by a large family including sons Cvets Dylemey and Rolwetulus and three grandchildren, with service details and burial at Clyne Celiter Cemetery announced by the Dewittville EUB church.
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Lulu Dumus
Dewittville
Etvill
Jobe Dikmille
Rolwetulus
Rory
Noy
Alton Dulmice
Brewsbury
Hudtiannt Dalyius
Galwil Qolin Dulmus Jr
Buel W
Dewiltvile
Churety
Clyne Celiter Cemetery
Chimp Interest Sparks Harvard Professor Inquiry
A garbled report notes attention from a Harvard professor regarding a Baltimore Zoo chimp named Betsy. It mentions involvement of researchers and a billed director, with unclear implications about the chimp’s mood and behavior.
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Betsy
Baltimore
Harvard
Henry
Myer
Sid
Thal
Childress
Mmenekid
Aml R Watson
Angie
Sul Witson
Ponce
Railway Strike Plans Halted By Mediators
A threatened 3,000 railway workers strike on the New York Central system was averted after the National Railway Mediation Board intervened. NYC and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen officials said mediators would hold talks to resolve grievances and avoid a walkout.
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New York Céntral
National Railway Medi~aton
Cartier
Brath
NYC
Wilroad
Pirbatfeum
Ars
Rpiond
Galen Buttwess Chiewgo
Camry Huw
Hold Service For Frank Maloney
Funeral services for Frank Maloney were held at 11 this morning at St Thomas Church with Rev John DeSanti officiating. Burial followed at St Thomas Cemetery, with bearers including George Mulderick Alfred Ficcards Michael Lynch Donald Maloney C A Duke and Jack Malone. Attendees included Miss Houda Maloney Buffalo Charles Barton Tidioute Clyde Twit Gaye Trewin Lawrence Tewiti Merle Mournigan Harry Thayer David Culp Charles LaCave Edward Brair Mrs Ethel Tremein Tensor McCool and a Pennsy railroad delegation.
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St ‘Thomas' Church
John DeSanti
Moss
Bracken
St Thomas’ Cemetery
George Mulderick
Alfred Ficcards
Michael Lynch
Donwld Maloney
C. A Duke
Jack Malone
Houda Maloney
Buffalo
Charles Barton
Tidioute
Frank Barton
Akeley
Clyde Twit
Gaye Trewin
Lawrence Tewiti
Merle Mournigan
Wellsville
N. Y
Harry Thayer
Falconer
David Culp
Tylersbore
Charles LaCave
Diamond
Edward Brairir
Ethel ‘Tremein
Tensor McCool
Lakewood
Pennsyn Railroad
Truck Driver Beaten and Robbed in Neville Township
Fred Krol was found badly beaten on Neville Iskind in the 8 Piltstuireht suburb. He suffered a broken leg and possible skull fracture with facial cuts after two men offered him a ride home then robbed him of $14 a bat and his shoes. A watchman reported hearing cries for help.
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Saa Anteenunees
Marq de Jedeooi
Neville Iskind
Piltstuireht
Fred Krol
Walter Bedriak
Neville Township
Krol
Portrait of Sen. Clark Triggers City Hall Debate
Philadelphia residents react to Franklin C. Watkins portrait of Sen. Joseph S. Clark, with Mayor Dilworth and critics divided on its style. The $2000 painting, intended for City Hall, shows Clark in a thoughtful, somber pose, while Clark and Mrs. Clark weigh in on its resemblance and future display amid calls for a public ceremony or quiet hanging.
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Hamlet
Denis Aghast
Sen. Clark
Philadelphia
Joseph S. Clark
U. S
Richardson Dilworth
Joe Oak
Laurence Oldier
Franklin C. Watkins
Sen
Clark
Senate
Watkins
Washington
City Finll
Dilworth
First woman council president in Allegheny county history
Misa Martha Holzer was elected president of Mt. Oliver Borough council after the resignation of W. Herman Mutchler. Holzer, who had been elected to council in 1945, becomes the first woman to hold the post in the county.
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Ist
Pittsburgh
Misa Martha Holzer
Allegheny County
Misa Holzer
Mt. Oliver
W. Herman Mutchler
Seaman Dies at Erie Depot of Natural Causes
Seaman 67 of 645 State street died suddenly at the Erie Depot while awaiting a train to Marion Ohio. Coroner Dr Sherman L Watson attributed death to natural causes. He lived in Meadville and worked in Marion as a machinist and mill employee. He leaves a widow two sons a daughter two brothers a sister a niece and a nephew. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Ward Funeral Home with interment at Rudle Cemetery Randolph Township.
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Meadville
Seaman
State Street
Marion
Ohio
Erie
Sherman L. Watson
Crawford County
Marlon
Mill Aad
American ‘Viscose Corp
George
Sadie Ray Seaman
Randolph Township
Moose Lodge
Eagles
Havel Franklin Seaman
Daghter
Howard Shafer
Woodcock Township
Theodore F
Hayfield Township
Kenneth R
Mabel Cooper
Bear Lake
Donald Bradford
Clymer
Ward Funeral Home
Rudle Cemetery
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Phonograph Records
Slocum
California
Turles
State Department of Industrial Relations
Firestone
Barney's Firestone Store
Frank Maloney
Jane Parker
A&p Food Stores
Corryie
KELLY
Ponder
Sunoco
Corry, Pa
Corry Beverage
Cpa
Pesye
Eamob
ST. Cee Mercy
Wben-Tv
Witts
Marion Roberta Presen
Garry Moore
Arthur Godtong
the Miller
Big Payott
Bob Crosby
Teresa Brewer
20Th Century Fox
W.W. Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buick Sales & Service
West South Street
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