Admitted Names and Addresses in Union City Area
A list of admitted persons with addresses includes Mrs Cor Collins 302 East South Street Mrs Ora Mitchell Spring Main Street Floyd Smith North Clymer Mrs Donald Eshelman Clymer Miss Audrey Rogers Mr and Mrs William Curlis treiy mer Mrs Dennis Rockatellow 228 West Smith Street Mrs Lilly Jordan 27 East Frederick Street Erwin Merkle Bus Avenue Edmund Mulye Mrs Harold Dot 2 Come dae West Columbus Joseph Lepkowski Jr 6 months son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lepkowski Frenchreek Mrs Corry Mrs Frank Hakel 43 South Street Union City Mrs Merrit Williams 11 North Street Union City and other entries.
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Cor Collins
East South Street
Ora Mitchell
Main Street
Floyd’ Smith
North Clymer
Donald Eshelman
Clymer
Audrey Rogers
Etti
Williamy” Curlisetreiymer
Dennnis Rockatellow
West Smith Street
Lilly Jordan
Frederick Street
Lawrence Anderson
East Pleasant Street
Holland Morgan
South Street
Jennie Purpura
West Pleasant Street
Erwin Merkle
Edmund Mulye
Harold
Colum
Corry
Frank Hakel
South
Union City
Larold
Caneala
Bowlds Co
Merrit Williams
North Street
Local Bowlers Banquet Honors Jamestown League Members
The Bowl Aire Ladies League held their annual post season banquet at Burts Place in Jamestown with steak and chicken dinners courtesy of Pete Russell Bowl-Aire. Officers were elected for 1962 64 season Barbara Gibas president Jean Crage vice president Charlotte Stockton secretary Evelyn Baccus treasurer Jonetta Middleton sergeant at arms. outgoing officers were Phyllis Jensen president Adeline Rowland secretary Dorothy Rathbun sergeant at arms. Prize money was distributed to eight teams led by Corry Pharmacy Thompson plc Products Hammond's Builders Supply Jordan's Used Cars Jean's Yarn Shoppe Ajax Tron Works Frank and Verna's and Citizens National Bank. Individual awards went to Sophie Douglas for high series 154 and high single 47 Barbara Gibas and others received advancement awards. door prizes were won by several members. centerpieces donated by Jackson's Floral Gardens and Sole's Greenhouse awarded to Betty Rigby and Marian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowl‘Aire Ladies ’ League
Burt's Place
Jamestown
Pete Russell
Bowl-Aire
Barbara Gibas
Jean
Crage
Charlotte Stockton
Evelyn Bac Cus
Jonetta Middleton
Frank
Verna’s
Citizens National Bank
Sophie Douglas
Janice Ward
Jerry Scalise
Rachel Loveland
Mary Bull
Union City Births Report Three New Daughters
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Hakel of South Steel Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A Merritt Williams of North Street Union City yesterday. A daughter was born at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Frank Rudack of 234 Wright Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hakel
Southsteel
Union City
Union
Meira
A Merritt Williams
North Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank Rudack
Wright Street
Sale Notice For May 1 And 12 At Former Mabel Shap Stlo
A local sale is scheduled for Friday and Sunday in May at the former Mabel Shap Stlo site. Items include bake sale goods and accompanying rummage, with events set for the afternoons on May 1 and May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummage
Mabel Shap Stlo
Tampering With Railroad Switch Causes Wreck
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight derailment occurred when a switch was tampered with near West Brownsville. One car derailed and trapped a worker for hours. a railroad spokesman reported unknown parties tampered with the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sidine
Hearhy
Vancis
Newby
Brownsville
Russia Won’t Sign Test Ban Without France
The Soviet deputy foreign minister Valeria A Zorin said the Soviet Union will not sign any nuclear test ban treaty without France and will not join the disarmament talks unless a new inspection system is negotiated. She noted the talks are deadlocked due to U S and Britain stances and insisted international control is essential to police any test ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Sovieh
France
Valeria A. Zorn
Ann Quewed
Arto
Blues Brit
Sahara
Zorin
Union
Frayer
United States
National Action
Zarit
Towiniefot
Britain
Boy Drowns in Grandme's Well in Waynesboro
A Waynesboro boy, age two, died after drowning in his grandmother's well during a birthday visit. The accident occurred yesterday when the child, identified as W. Kaulnann Devine, was found unresponsive and pronounced dead on arrival at Waynesboro Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesbard
W. Kaulnann
Avai Devine
Waynesboro Hospital
Railroads Push Merger Plan To Sell Gov t Support
The Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads urged government backing for their proposed merger. Meetings in Philadelphia and Albany produced overwhelming endorsement as hearings begin mid-summer before a likely Interstate Commerce Commission decision by year’s end. The combined company would run ~20,000 miles with about 120,000 employees and roughly $5 billion in assets, a sectoral shift await expects. Last year Pennsylvanian profits reached 3.4 million on 2.9 billion outlay while Central posted a loss in 1961. The Transport Workers Union warned of threats to rail jobs if the merger proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Une
Philadelphia
The
Central
Albany
Iuterstate Commerce Commission
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania” New York Central Transportation Co
Southern Pacific
Alfred E. Perlman
Pennsylvania-Central
UAW Convention Pushes Labor Voting Power Drive
Union members outnumber professionals but share similar voting influence in national elections. Delegates to the UAW convention hear Kennedy urge Democrat backing as Walter Reuther plans a $1 million voter-registration push. Roy Reuther leads merger talks and executives vie for seats on the UAW Executive Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘Auto Workers Uni ‘Fen
Congress
Kennedy
UAW
Walter Reuther
Lelson-Gtack Edwards
Detroit
Reuther
Roy
Ve Roy
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American Medical Association
Dunkirk Plant Fund Drive Aims To Save 750 Jobs
Campaign under way in northern Chautauqua County to raise 1 million dollars to complement 450 thousand pledged toward a 2 million goal for Alco Products Dunkirk plant. The company warned of upcoming cutbacks and a 5 million annual payroll loss if operations are curtailed, threatening about 750 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Duttjerk
Alce
Tiave
Chautauqua County
Alco Products
Dunkirk—plenit
July Draft Quota Sets Small Army Call of 3000
Washington AP reports the Defense Department announced a July draft quota of 3000 men, the smallest call since partial mobilization began last summer. The plan maintains Army strength at 960000 by offsetting with releases of reservists and National Guardsmen ending active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
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