Deaths and local notices from Sherman area and nearby towns
Obituaries and public notices include the death of John H. Gibbons of Sherman at 38, burial details in Sherman Valley Cemetery, and service arrangements. Also listed are death reports for Fred A. Bills of Garland with survivors and service details. The piece includes hospital admissions, discharges, and a Line-O-Ad rate card for local ads.
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John Hh. Gibbo
Mr. Gibbons
Park Street
Sherman
Cadwell Nu
Westfield
Fred A. Bills
Bills
Garland
Warren General Hospital
Grand Valley
Sarre
Turben
Chevrolet
Vandalism Damages Chartiers-Houston High School
State Police probe acts of vandalism at Chartiers-Houston High School in Canonsburg Pennsylvania causing thousands in damage. Early break-in disrupted the building with typewriters smashed and hurled into a creek, office machines damaged, library furniture overturned, water flood from clogged washroom sinks, and student lockers broken with contents scattered.
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High Canonsburg
Chartiers-Houston High School
Funeral services for John H. Gibbons set in Sherman
Funeral services will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Sherman Wednesday at 1 p.m. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Sherman Valley Cemetery. Also mentions unrelated Guardian report on atomic missiles and a kid away from home.
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Lincolnville
Sherman
Guy
James
Clymer
Paul
Merle
Garland
Andrew
Columbus
Ohio
Florence Huffman
New Castle
Mary Willett
Eglin
Fla
David
Ripley
Spitzer Funeral Home
Daniel Graviano
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Erie
Sherman Valley
Irwin Manufacturing Co
Alta Chapman
Stanton
Alberta) Betts
Westfield
Ralph
McKinney Funeral Home
Youngsville
Donald Douds
Seven Primaries Set Tomorrow Across Parties
AAP poll shows Goldwater leading with 209 of 513 delegates, with contests shaping for Delaware Michigan Wyoming and Ohio and DC primaries. Democratic delegates will be chosen in Alabama Alaska Nevada Wyoming while GOP runoff for Senate will occur June 6 as Bush and Cox vie for the seat.
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Goldwater
Associated Press
Delaware
Michigan
Wyoming
Ohio
District of Columbia
Alabama
Alaska
Nevada
Texas
Woral
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ois Gop
George Bush
Jack Cox
Senate
U. S. Shows Muscle In Asia
In Saigon and nearby areas eight U.S. service members were wounded in a terrorist attack. Spec. 4 Arnett of Louisville described the blast as two feet away, a miracle to still be alive. Sgt. Ireneo Mayo reported a similar close call after lighting a cigarette. The wounded, attached to a helicopter unit at Sodrang, are hospitalized in good condition with multiple shrapnel injuries. The event follows a spate of attacks aimed at disrupting U.S. presence during May amid regional holidays.
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Spec
Arnett
Louisville
Sgt
Ireneo Mayo
Philippines
Sodrang
Eneeley
Saigon
Blue Shield
Pennsylvania
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Willard Dyckes
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William Ehrhardt
Donald Beckwith
Seles
London
The
Guardian
United Arab Republic
Isreal
VanTassel RD
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John Deere
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Sparta
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Georgia
Missouri
Tennessee
Maine
U. S
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REX Theatre
Corry Drive
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Blue Cross
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