Death of David E. Lindquist at Corry Memorial Hospital
David E. Lindquist aged 76 died at 9 a m today at Corry Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since May 6. Born January 22 1887 in McKeesport he lived there most of his life. He married March 2 1907 in McKeesport and was a self employed paper hanger retiring 12 years ago. He resided in Beaverdam since then and was a member and trustee of the Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church. Surviving: wife Lydia daughter Dorothy Lindberg R D 3 Corry son Jack Forestville two sisters Judith Lindquist Pittsburgh and Mrs Leo Mintz McKeesport two brothers Sam and Dan McKeesport and four grandchildren. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tonight 7 9 p m and tomorrow 2 4 7 9 p m services Friday 2 p m at the funeral home with Rev William Sturdevant and Rev Robert Castor officiating Burial Beaverdam Cemetery.
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David E. Lindquit
Lindquist
Corry Memorial Hospital
McKeesport
Beaverdam
Wayne Valley
Admitted and Discharged Names From Union City Area
A hospital list records admissions and discharges at Union City Memorial Hospital. Names include Robert Shannon James Kruselbrink Hazel Kimmy and Edward Steo along with addresses in Spartansburg Clymer Union City Cambridge Springs and Waterford. Several patients are noted as discharged including Mrs Marvin Jollson Mrs Emma Bellinger and Aaron Lane.
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Union
Memorial Hospital
Edward J. Steo
R. D
Piths
Alton Burger
Hazen Street
Union City
Frank Zebrosky
Cambridge Springs
James Hogan
Alfred Clark
Russell Moore
Sherman
Marvin’ Jollson
Emma Bellinger
Estreet
Aaron Lane
Waterford
Susan Sturdevant
Lincoln Street
Funeral services for David E. Lindquist
Funeral services for David E. Lindquist will be held at Bracken Funeral Home on Friday afternoon. Friends may call Wednesday evening and Thursday afternoon and evening. Burial will be in Beaverdam Cemetery.
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Lindquist
David E. Lindquist
Bracken Funeral Home
Beaverdam Cemetery
Negro Leaders Clash Over Alabama Civil Rights Crisis
Reports from Alabama describe tensions as leaders including Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr address race amid delays in Kennedy civil rights actions. Voter registration efforts in Selma begin with heavy police presence as demonstrations unfold. An integrated vigil occurs at a Gadsden jail while White Citizens escort carloads away from protests.
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Incheon
Wire House
Kennedy
North Alabama
Halladay
Tennessee Valley Authority
Thseumabia
Sheffield
Florence
Alabama
Congress
Selina
Ala
Madelline Sherwood
Gadsden
Martin Luther King Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Birmingham
Soult Vo
Roy Wilkins
New York
National Association For the Advancements of Colored People
Alleged Bogus Doctor’s Trial Set For June 11
Frewsburg chiropractor Dr. George W. Rice, 64, pleaded innocent to illegal practice of medicine. Judge Edwin G. O’Connor scheduled the trial for June 11 after he was indicted for treating and prescribing for diseases of several persons between September 20 and October 1. He is represented by Willichma Arrison of Jamestown.
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Mayville
Frewsburg
Jamestown
George W. Rice
Chautauqua County
Edwin G. O'Connor
Rice
Willichma - Arrison
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