Fragmentary notices from a local paper page
Incomplete text shows birth and funeral references, names like Bobby, Francis, Mrs., Mr. Kinney, and Earl, plus mentions of a wedding or gathering and a "31st" date. Also hints of a dinner, visitors, and various family names such as Gates, Me fable Price, and Herbert, with scattered place names like Grove and Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Francis Aelow
East
Pete
le _ Kinney
Ames
Inney
Pate
Dalight
Orry
Ling
Cam Ght
Earl
Lau An
Aby
Actua
Iinal
Enter Ind
Stu
Ernest Ne Bracket m. Yesterriner Offici
Messen
Sory
Amily
Eatrice
Serle Gates
Herbert
Westinghouse plant halts work amid pay and seniority talks
Production at the Westinghouse Corp. plant in LEST Pa stops for a second day as negotiations in Philadelphia aim to end a dispute over pay, seniority and job assignments. About 4,800 workers affected. 2,000 salaried employees back to work. no local picketing reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lest
Westinghouse Corp
Philadelphia
Fesusne
Loval
United Electrical Workers
Independent
Columbus Man Seeks Warren County Post
James Curtis of Columbus announced his candidacy for Warren County treasurer. A 31-year-old dairy operator and active 4 H and farm group leader, he holds multiple local offices and GOP roles and stresses full-time dedication if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Warren County Post
James Curtis
Warren County
Coumbus
Curtis
Elmgrew Dairy
National Dairy Association
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Relief Association
Citizens Recreation
Pack 19
Republican Organization
Young Republicans
Four Teens Die After Pleasure Ride Crash in Camden
A 1962 convertible carrying four teens from Camden crashed through a guardrail near a bridge over a Pennsylvania Reading Seashore railroad line. The car plunged 30 feet to the tracks. Dorothy Fitzpatrick 15 Judith Siden 13 Helen Warren 15 and Robert E Shelley 15 died. Six others injured. State police said high power lines were clipped. An unrelated bill would limit treasurers in third class cities to two terms.
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Berlin
Naj
Camden
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Juith Siiden
Hllen Marren
Robert E. Shelley
Republicans push education board bill amid Senate vote
In Harrisburg the Republican led Senate passed a plan to create a 17 member state Board of Education replacing the Department of Public Instruction for policy making. Democrats urged public hearings and criticized rushing the measure while House action awaited. A companion harness racing reform and a constitutional borrowing amendment also advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Republan
Board of Education
Senate
House
GOP
Department of Public Instruction
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Senate Democrats
Repubicans
Martin J. Silvert
D-Phila
Charles R. Webner
Charles H. Boehm
Wiliam J. Lane
D-Wash- Uingon
Path Vt
Boch Foreskew
Silvert
Pennsylvania
James
Berger
Chamber of Commerce
James F. Prendergass
D . Northampton
Jenath
Prendergast
Senateducation Committee
Scranton
Lawrence B. Sheppard
Harness Racing Commission
Agriculture Department
Commission
Sheppard
Titusville Considers 3 Cent Water Rate Hike
The city services committee presented City Council with proposed water rates rising three cents per quarter for users under 24 000 gallons. No action was taken. Rates would begin after water renovation and reflect higher water and sewer costs offset by a reduced refuse collection fee from 1 75 to 1 50 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
City Services Committee
City Council
C. Earl Stewart
Boiler Explodes at Harborcreek High School
A new Harborcreek High School boiler exploded at 6 40 P M causing about 10 000 in damage. No injuries were reported as the blast was heard over a mile away. Harborcreek Fire Department sent 20 men and six pieces of equipment to the scene. A small fire was found with a four boiler room demolished. The boiler rear end was torn out and a large window and its sashes blasted away. The second boiler veins and entire stack system were blown off.
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Harborcreek High School
Harborcreek Fire Department
France Faces Algerian Morocco Protests Over Desert Test
Algeria denounces a French desert atomic test alleged Monday with Hadj Hamjou stating it strikes at Algeria’s sovereignty. King Hassan II of Morocco protests to Paris as Rabat reports the blast was underground. Consultations follow in Algiers amid fears for European residents.
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Algtersap
Prance
Algeria
Hassan II
Morocco
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Ministry of Defense
Hadj Hamjou
National Assembly
Ahmed Ben Bella
Rabat
France
Abdelatif Rabat
Algiers
Frince
Charles de Gaulle
Sahara
Maln
Faith in Action Lenten Meditation on Peter Walking
Rev. Richard Hostetler reflects on Matthew 14 13 36 urging believers to greater faith. The piece cites Spurgeon LeTourneau and missionary figures, urging trust in Christ to do the impossible and to keep eyes on him amid life’s storms, with quotes on faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hostetler
Christ
Spurgeon
Peter
R. G. LeTourneau
God
David Livingston
Abraham
Moses
Israel
Red Sea
Pat
William Carey
Municipal Pool Plan In Clairton Receives Loan Aid
Washington Clairton Pennsylvania has been granted an $8,100 interest free loan to help plan a municipal swimming pool. The pool project is estimated to cost about $166,800 according to the Community Facilities Administration.
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Washington
Clairton
Community Facilities Administration
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Chnearly
Keystone Briefs
Albert R. Pechan
Commonwealth
Curtis- Wright Corp
Quehanna
Pechan
Clearfield
Elk
Cameron Counties
Curtis-Wright
Beaver Falls
Rochester General Hospital
Champaign
Michael Baker Jr
Baker
Gettysburg
Philip A. Strausburgh
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Bonneauville
Pittsburgh
Allégheny
Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny
Ludlum
Rathad
Gulf of Corp
Gut
Texas Quiz Sulphur Co
Harrisburge
Schaefer
Paul
Dems
EIN the Als
Germina
U.S.A
J.G Hammond Appliance & Furniture
North Center Street
Harborcreek
Rexall
UTA Gord
Sanne
Ates
Rexall Thru Ae PLC
Qiesall
Exelo Roe
Otto
Bae Deqdorants
Tissues Sons
S&h
PLAID
Walt Disney’s
Fred Macmurray
Nancy Olson
Joe Pasteriak
Suuy Roses Muy
Evans
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