Line-O-Ads and Local Notices in Brief
A collage of late 1950s style local items: personal line ad rates, a civil suit over $18,000 filed by Sophie Swiderski against husband Charles J. Swiderski, a rummage sale hosted by Beth Israel Sisterhood at 240 West Washington, bond revocation for Raymond Patterson, a criminal case linked to Kenneth Kinzig, auto injury suit by Mary S Hiney and Richard Soderberg, a weekly roller skate event at Rainbow Rink, Mayor Gardners push for Social Security participation by Erie police, a sharpening service ad, a dog law enforcement sweep in Kane and McKean counties, civil defense appointment for Theodore Petersen, a will probating for Annette Salchow, weekly specials at The Fountain, obituary for Wellsboro publisher Robert A. Convery, fresh hearing aid batteries, Crawford County Republican caucus, Motor Truck Association driver of the month Francis Knapp, Harbor Hall rummage sale and a two-car crash near Girard with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac- Rossbacher Insurance
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Sophie el Swidersk
Charles J. Swidersitt
Hirdiware
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Cohen
West
Washington Street
Erie
Samuel Roberts
Raymond Patterson
Patterson
Kenneth
Kinzig
Women’s Civic Club
Hiney
Rainbow Rink
Wattsburg
Tufs —Erie
Arthur J. Gardner
Social Security
Police Department
Bureau of Social Security
Sharpenina Service & Sales
West Main Street
Kane
Pennsylvania
Melvin Edinger
Mt. Jewett
Bradford
Eldred
McKean
Mayville
Theodore Petersen
Fountainatte Bt
Wellsboro
Robert A. Conevery
the Gazette
Rexall
Mendville
Crawford County
Republican Committee
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Pittsburgh
Francis E. Knapp
Irvine
Knapp
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Warren
Coudersport
Harbor Hall
Toy Town
Anna Cundiff
St. Vincent Hospital
Girard
Stanley Gold
Blatt
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges and City News
A report lists admissions at Carry Me Morial Hospital including Mrs. Charles A. Costello Evie and Mrs. Alice Ainsworth with addresses on Union and Chestnut streets and other names. Discharges include Mrs. Joseph Mills and Gloria Jane Ashville and Roy Patterson, with several local addresses. A capital funds campaign opens to raise $300000 for a new First United Presbyterian Church plant. An Erie man, 1 year old, Rich ard Groger, faces loitering charges. A 66-year-old Erie man, Steve Shrbakoff, was found in the street and admitted for observation at Hamet Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
First United Presbyterian Church
Erie
William Heisler
Richard Groger
Steve Shrbakoff
Hamet Hospital
Local Births Reported From Corry Memorial Hospital
A series of birth announcements from Corry Memorial Hospital note a 40m child born to Charles A. Costello and wife of Erie yesterday afternoon. Additional births include a daughter to Vincent Dugan of 35 East Congress, a daughter to Frank San Filippo of 137 Gould Street last evening, and a daughter to Charles Smith of Clymer early this morning. Nancy Ellen born April 26 to the Reidels of North Tonawanda. John Paul, son of Buffalo, is noted as the former Curry resident and maternal grandfather. Maternal aunt named Mrs Alfred VanDresir of Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Costello
Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Vincent Dugan
East Congress Street
Frank San Filippo
Gould Street
A. Diuehter
Curry Memorial Hospital
Charles Smith
Clymer
Nancy Ellen
Funeral Services for Mrs Ora Harper Planned
The body of Mrs Ora Harper lies at Bracken Funeral Home. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Funeral services will be held at St Thomas Church on Wednesday at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Ora Harper
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
Pittsburgh man killed crossing street in Oakland
Auto rules the scene as 47 year old Jan R. Dunsford Jr is struck and killed while walking across a street in Pittsburgh's Oakland section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jan R. Dunsford Jr
Oakland
Long Retires As Governor Plans Return In Four Years
Earl Kemp Long leaves the Louisiana governor's office and signals a comeback in four years. The 63 year old plans to split time between his upstate farm and a capitol-adjacent apartment, while a rival, Jammy H. Davis, eyes the governor’s post amid tense politics. De Gaulle's New Orleans visit followed by Long's public antics sparked debate over his fitness and ambitions for a future bid. Panama election results were delayed as tensions rose, with Ricardo Arias Esponsosa holding a slim lead over Roberto Chiarl in initial returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Earl Kemp
Louisiana
Capitol
Jammie H. Davis
Gov. Davis
Earl Long
Charles de Gaulle
France
New Orleans
Paris
Gov. Long
de Gauille
Panama
First Returns Administration
Ricardo Arias Esponsosa
Roberto Chiarl
Eisenhower to visit Japan Korea next month on agenda
President Eisenhower plans a travel schedule that includes Japan and Korea with a Tokyo visit set for June 19 and a one day stop in Seoul on June 22. The White House confirmed the trip regardless of possible Soviet tour adjustments. He and Mrs. Eisenhower will host Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako at a Tokyo dinner and also meet Prime Minister Kishi and Diet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaAsiinwiuy
Eisenhower
Japan
Korea
Soviet Union
White House
Tim
Aime Wheaton
Immalin
Tokyo
Emperor Akahita
Naaako
Kishi
Risinhower
Haned
Emp
Imperial Palace
U.S
Diet
Seoul
Honolulu
Washington
Publisher Vosburg Dies at Wheel in Pittsburgh Area
Eugene H. Vosburg, 59, publisher of the Burgettstown Enterprise, collapsed and died at the wheel of his car yesterday. His vehicle crossed the sidewalk, striking two porches. West Penn Hospital officials said he likely died of a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Eugene H. Vosburg
Burgettstown Enterprise
West Penn Hospital
Vosburg
Build your own swimming pool catalog
Consolidated Pool Co offers above and below ground pools, equipment, and supplies. Catalog includes 42 inch models and first order credits. Address Box 259 Clymer, N.Y. May refer to introductory pricing or promotional terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Pool CO
Clymer, N
Khrushchev uses spy plane shot to spotlight US
In Washington Khrushchev claims the downing of an American spy plane was a propaganda win for the Soviet leader. The State Department and Herter reply, noting US planes gathered intelligence but did not authorize specific missions. The discourse frames Eisenhower and U.S. policy amid the Paris summit backdrop. A separate item from Albany, N.Y. reports a Merry Christmas 1958 card postmarked May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Paris
Xhimushchev
Francis G. Powers
Powers
Department
Dhow
Herter Saiey
Albany
N. Y
Stanton. B. Patterson
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Carry Memorial Hospital
Evie
Alice Ainsworth
Union Street
Earl Storer
Clymier
Raymond A. Miller
Chestnut Street
Ronald
John Wettenberg
R. D. Cindy
Sidney B Smith
Robert B. Rotten Sr
Mead Avenue
David Coon
Laurence A. Nielsen
R. D
Alfred Haenel
West Frederick Street
Joseph Mills
Gloria Jane
Ashville
Donald R. Stanbro
Brook Street
Mark
Robert White
Roy Patterson
Wattsbury
Helen Pless
White Street
Adrian Buell
West Smith Street
Wester Gray
West Bend Street
Esther Fargo
West Pleasant Street
Merrill Nichols
Sandya Lynn
Liberty Street
Christine
James
George Butehko
Auto Glass
General Auto Repair
Franks Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Long
Barney
Witco
Rene
Jim Hammond
South Center St
Ike
Marlow
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Bob Finley
First Methodist Church
Evangelistic Services
Corry
Jay Fee
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Wlmore
Pidleal Baporit
Whhwranch Corpomation Sdranne
Pereeal Henneys
Fis Bank
Johnny Hart
sReareea
Nur
New York
Daion
Bevik Khrushchev
Especia
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