Erie Boy, 11, Charged In Shooting Case
An 11 year old Erie boy was charged with assault with intent to kill in the shooting of 13 year old John Leopold. Leopold remained in St Vincent's Hospital in satisfactory condition after the weekend attack. The juvenile case will be heard by a judge with possible commitment to a corrective institution.
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Erie
John L. Leopold
Erie County
William Ey Pradt
Leopold
St. Vincent's Hospital
West Side
Pfadt
Crafts Strike Continues In Erie County Unions Rally
About 8 600 workers walked out after last minute bargaining failed to secure contracts before midnight. Some projects continue as no picket lines formed. Roughly 500 Local 603 laborers asked to stay on job with only half complying. Carpenters and bricklayers total around 700 workers among crafts negotiating since January. IUE is first of 10 unions to settle.
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Erie Construction Council
Erie County
International Laborers Union of’ North America
Funeral for Tom Vrdolyak Held at Sugar Grove
A number from Bear Lake area attended the funeral for Tom Vrdolyak at Sugar Grove on Sunday afternoon. Rev. L Ostrander officiated and burial followed in Cherry Hill Cemetery. The notice also mentions local visits, a WSCS stork shower for Mrs. Bruce Manwaring, and a Young Adult Sunday School gathering at the Manwaring home.
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J. C. Manwaring
Tom Vrdolyak
Sugar Grove
Rev. L. Ostrander
Cherry Hill
David van Ort
Meadville
Jean Jukes
Floyd Smith Sr
Collins
N.Y
Earl Bangle
WSCS
Bruce Manwaring
Charles Manwaring
Thomas Smith
May newsletter reports varied weather and local news
Evelyn Merkle notes the newsletter arrives a day late and asks readers to call in items. She describes spring weather, fishing at the creek with perch and a 13 inch crappie, and mentions women catching fish. Recaps the Lucy A Morris Scholarship Variety Show with acts from flute, Little League, National Honor Society, youth for Christ, Girl Scouts, Grange, Monogram Club, band, and a skit. Announcements include the 25th wedding anniversary of Karl and Jean Bruckner, travel to Ft Dix for Ronald Brown, Eastern Mennonite College trip, Spartettes practice, and a May 17 Church Prom Party with a Lake Erie boat ride.
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Evelyn Merkle
Donald Hodak
Lucy A. Morris
Connie Hopkins
Little League
Casey
Russell Young
Janet Linden
National Honor Society
Youth For Christ
Clyde] May
The
Grange
Fralick
Monogram Club
Sparta High
Charles
Timothy Bruckner
Karl
Jean) Bruckner
Warren Brown
Ronald Brown
Ft. Dix
N.J
Ronald
Carol Youder
Alice Youder
Martha Youder
Mary Wills
Janice Miller
Harrisonburg
Eastern Mennonite College
Shenandoah Valley
Lake Erie
Hold Rites For Mrs. M. Hyde
The funeral service for Mrs. Myrna Jackson Hyde was held yesterday morning at the H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. John Lucas of Our Lady of Victory Roman Catholic Church officiating. Interment followed at Sunnyside Cemetery in Centerville, with pallbearers Ronald Maziarz, Charles Authier, Charles Flagg, Thomas Costa, Lewis Wickham, and Martin Wickham serving.
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Myrna Jackson Hyde
H. Richard Hays
Spatansburg
John Lucas
Our Lady of Victory
Spartansburg
Sunnyside
Centerville
Ronald ‘Maziarz
Charles Authier
Charles Flagg
Thomas Costa
Lewis Wickham
Martin Wickham
Frank's Auto Service Moves to Glass Tabletops
Auto glass and general auto repair shop runs under new branding Frank's Auto Service, offering windshield repairs and full vehicle maintenance. Located at former Thomas Motors, contact 665-0125 for service.
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General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Jury awards $30,000 to Smethport woman in store injury case
A Chautauqua County jury in Mayville took 40 minutes to award Marion G. Potter of Smethport $30,000 for injuries from a fall at Jamestown Furniture Manufacturers Building. The verdict also awarded $2,000 to Carrie de Angelo and $10,000 to Ernest G. Potter's estate for costs and Tuswill e services.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Yesenday
Smethport
Supreme Cop
Marion G. Potter
Ernest G. Potter
Tuswile
Saigon Leaders Reject Negotiations Over North Vietnam
Casualty reports Thieu insisting his government will not negotiate with the Viet Cong and will not cede any land to North Vietnam. Vice President Ky addresses about 6,000 workers in Saigon, blasting foreign critics in the United States who have not faced Vietnam's problems.
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Thieu
Vuh Cong
North Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
United States
Community youth event clarified at Mennonite Church
The note apologizes for prior wording and explains that any junior or senior may attend with or without an escort. For details contact Ma Brenner or Valerie Staite to confirm attendance and arrangements.
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Ma' Brenner
Valerie Staite
Learn First Aid Course Graduates at Corry YMCA
Eleven persons completed the standard and advanced first aid course conducted at the Corry YMCA under Mrs. Norman Tarbell. Left to right in the photo are Mrs. Lyle Ladd, Mrs. William Helmintoller, Lorraine Bogert and Roberta Vanderhoof, with other participants in the second row.
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Corry
Rockefeller calls for Asia conference to shape world peace
Rockefeller urged a conference of Asian governments from Japan to Iran to discuss joint economic progress and political stability. He argued for greater contact with Communist China and pressed European powers to share work rather than delay, insisting a Vietnam settlement ties to global relations and a rare opportunity.
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Rocky
Rockefeller
Great Crescent
Japan
India
Iran
China
United States
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
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Knapp‘s Red & White
Lottsville
Phone Home
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Faberge
Ennett
Barney B
Bennett’s—Corry
House of Values
Richard Frye
Max Chris
William Cochran
Agnes Bennink
Richard Emerson
Jane Emerson
Tarbell
McMichael
Roleze
Eddy Arnold
Mary Carter
Tae Gu
Wery
Corry, Penna
North Center
Rd Housekod
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