City and Vicinity News Briefs From Erie and Nearby
State tax exemption forms available at The Journal. Two brothers case hearing postponed to April 6 by Alderman Willian Heisler. defendants Anthony Cassell and Angelo Cuzzoli. Easter floral ads from Jackson's Floral and Mowrey's Greenhouses. Coroner ruled Mrs. Alice Williams Brown died from exposure. Cargo vessels to reach Erie’s Duquesne Marine Terminal first week of May. Easter prospects at Ye Olde Book Shoppe. French Creek flood control project unlikely to be accelerated. three years at best. Lawn care ads from Cherry Hardware. VFW Ladies Auxiliary meeting. Jaycee Home Show prize registration. Damage at New York Lunch due to paint fumes. Ritz Restaurant Sunday dinner menu. Copper tubing bid opened for Water Bureau. Crane Co. quoted price. Free document copying at Citizens National Bank of Corry booth at Home Show. Marius De Prince involved in accident. VOD suffer minor injuries. IAA members dance and floor show. Annexation ordinance for former Daniel Cony Courtsh West Mead Township passed first and second readings. Easter permanent wave call to Dorothy's Beauty Shop.
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Journal
Erie
Willian Heisler
Anthony Cassell
Angelo Cuzzolia
Mowrey
Wayne Street
Duquesne Marine Terminal
Calvin Dingler
Irving Street
Meadville
George X Simonetts
French Creek Valley
Richard M. Thalimer
French Creek
Pittshurst
Scott
Byle
Bureau of Water
Crane Co of
Brinowier
Hebh
Marie Merriy
St Vincent's
Orelinance
Daniel Cony
West Mead
Coanett Jnst
Dorothy's Beauty Shop
North Center Street
Corry
Hospital Admits and Discharges Listed in Local Notes
Local hospital records show multiple admissions and discharges including Martin Cassidy 14% from 14% Weel Pleasant street and 11-year-old James, son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Scouten. Also listed are 209 Mrad Avenue residents, Eli Cooper and Debra Slayton, with several other families named and addresses noted.
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Martin Cassidy
Weel Pleasant Street
James
Mrs. Clinton Scouten
Newell Gates
Macy Reyda
Mrad Avenue
Ethel Cooper
Pik Street
Richard Flye
Columbus Avenue
Harvey Dandy
East Main Street
William Kroski
Spartansburg
Leonard Miglineelo
West Pleasant Street
Dennis Blibey
Waterford
Debra
W-werk
John Slayton
South Second Avenue
Guy M. Fish
Telford Berkey
Lynette
Linda Spartansburg
Pmnk Jr
Erie Seeks Grant for City Health Department Services
The city of Erie submitted a formal application for state aid to establish and fund health department services. Solicitor Gers Weber stated the plan includes traditional personnel and operational costs. At Jackson's Floral Gardens, 318 East Columbus Avenue, a display of bright fresh flowers invites visitors, reflecting a season of renewal.
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Erie
Gers Weber
Jackson's
Floral Gardens
East
Columbus Avenue
Summit Sitdown Questioned by Newsmen
President Eisenhower said only Khrushchev has authority to negotiate for the Soviet Union and make any agreement stick. He noted a summit with Khrushchev is necessary for any substantial progress and indicated Moscow would be in frequent contact if a deal is to be reached.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Russsian
Lesser
Stans
Moscow
Obituary: Edward T Hopkins 83 of Corry Dies in Conneaut
Edward T Hopkins 83 a native of Corry died Monday evening in Longview Hospital Conneaut Ohio Born August 6 1876 in Corry he worked at Ajax Trot Works Aero Supply Mfg Co and Acre served 20 years in community groups He survived by his wife Pauline four sons and four daughters with several grandchildren and one great grandchild The family will receive friends Bracken Funeral Home Saturday and Sunday Mass at St Thomas Church Sunday funeral Monday at St Thomas Cemetery
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E. T. Hopkins
Conneaut
Edward T Hopkins
Corry
Longview Hospital
Oho
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
St Thomas Cemetery
Forest Fires Burn Across Pennsylvania Scorch Hundreds of Acres
Weathered by seven separate fires spanning from Exigemont Maryland to Mount Holly Springs Cumberland County, flames destroyed one home and kept hundreds of volunteer firefighters busy. Chief forester William F Vanide noted the extensive losses across multiple parcels of state forest land.
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Larrisburg
Pennsylvania
Exigemont
Mount Holly Springs
Cumberland County
William F
Vanide Itine
Budget Subcommittee Sets 25 Million State Cut Goal
Harrisburg hearings show the Senate Budget Subcommittee aiming to trim the Lawrence administration’s 1.47 billion dollar fiscal plan by about 25 million. Senator Fleming proposed the figure while questioning Mines Secretary Kennedy about coal research spending and budget trims.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Lawrence
Fleming
Mines
Joseph Kennedy
Keaviey
Russell B. Stoner
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Kenney
Tad
Budget Bureau
Franklin Board Closes Part of Area High School
Franklin school directors voted to close the third floor auditorium of Franklin Senior High School this week. They also hired L. O. Bey Co. to draw by and supervise repairs and compliance with labor orders for the district buildings. Adj. Gen. Drexel Biddle cited federal subsidy debates for veterans homes and education funding, with calls for state to assume all veteran programs.
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Franklin Board
Franklin
Franklin A
L. O. Bey Co
O4 City
Ellis Smith
Enising Clayton Bouquin
Military Affairs Department
Erie
Tweedy Veterans
Adj
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Wid
Annal Wands! Conference of Governors
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Union City
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Booth
Jaycee
Eric
New York
Ritz
Corry Memmorial
Erle
Arthur J Gardne
Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Ginnies
Ginnie
Port Eve
Meni
Bern
Han
Mowrey's
Michael Cannaving
Finnd Paasage
Michael Klbeck
Steen
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Paiie
Carl Aints
Akron
Robert Hull
Kent
Ohio
Pines
Michaels-Stern
Nmifoa
Courier
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