Death of William Overbeck in Brookville Pa
William Overbeck died last evening in Brookville hospital at age 0 after long residence in Sigel Pa. Survivors include his second wife Myrtle Overbeck and four children, among them Mrs. Russell Cassett of 531 West Church Street. Funeral services will be at Reitz Funeral Home in Brookville with interment there. The weather forecast through Wednesday predicts near normal temperatures and scattered showers next week. Over 60 Warren County Volunteer Firemen met at Columbus Community Church for a first aid film and Lake Erie cruise slides, then roasts. next meeting set for June 1 in Glade Township. Corry State Police report a crash at Plastics and Corry-Clymer roads at 8:30 a.m. no injuries. Warren County primary voting cost $1.78 per vote, per Treasurer Jack McCool, comparing to $1.21 in 1963. The Adult Association of CHEER will meet at 8 p.m. at VFW clubrooms on West Washington Street. plans include CHEER president Mrs. Norman Tarbell reporting on a trip to Washington and parents of handicapped children sharing work at Erie’s Sat Children’s Center. Eugene Gray of Cen terville was fined $100 and placed on one year probation for leaving the scene of an accident. the March collision on West Main and First Avenue caused $55 damage to Edwin Schramling’s truck.
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William Overbeck
Sigel
Myrtle Overbeck
Russell Cassett
West Church Street
Reitz
Warren County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
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Lake Erie
Hubert Vaughan
Corry
Glade Township
Adult Association
CHEER
VFW
West Washington Street
Norman Tarbell
Washington
Sat
Erie
Eugene Gray
R. D
Centerville
Erie County Court
Burton Laub
Gray
Edwin Schramling
West Main Street
First Avenue
Schramling
Oregon Primary Voting Today Amid Campaign Pushes
Oregon voters head to the polls as Goldwater campaigns in the state with his sons carrying the message while Nixon gains support from former Interior Secretary Seaton. Scranton and Smith show little organized activity, and reports of a Rockefeller push in California are disputed.
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Senate
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Nebraska
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Lodge
Rockefeller
William H. Lawrence
American Bivatraene, Co
Los Angeles
Richard Clement
Chester Negroes Deny Segregation Request In 1927
The State Human Relations Commission heard Chester officials testify that segregation in city schools was allegedly requested by local Negro residents in 1927. Mayor James Gorbey said it was common knowledge. Witnesses included teacher James Long and principal James Grasty, who argued Black students face limited educational opportunities. Chester Superintendent Charles Long cited staffing as a barrier to integration. About 400 white parents in the Chester Parents Association planned a mass meeting to defend the neighborhood school system, while elected officers outlined plans tied to the week of May 24.
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Gorbey
James Long
Pulaski
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James Grasty
Charles D. Long
Hill
Temple
Grasty
Long
Chester Parents Association
Chester Firehouse
Louis Draper
Cheser
Poverty on Johnson land staged at news conference
Snyder and Martin visited a property north of Montgomery Alabama showing poverty and shacks with cracked floors and leaky roofs. A California Lodge official criticized coalitions while Howell Appling Jr. outlined Oregon primary timing and ballot choices with President Johnson on the Democratic line.
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Martin
Montgomery
Alabama
Johnsons
Silent Knights Jazz Set For Corry Hootenanny
The Bill Wolfe Trio the Silent Knights lead tomorrow evening’s Hootenanny in Corry Area High School auditorium from 7:30 to 9:30 for the American Field Service Fund. James Barber David Hamilton Jomer Hebro preside with comedy folk songs and Thomas brothers Larry Wray perform country western tunes. Jonathan Winters monologue by Jeff Rathbun with the Dis cords and Max Bennink’s Hangmen folk songs round out the program under Bennink’s direction. Russell Clark narrator lighting by Michael Gates stage crew led by George Bishop and Fred Morris. First Hootenanny staged in Corry.
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Jeff Rathbun
John Bliley
Dis
Cords
Max Bennink
Mr. Bennink
Russell Clark
Michael Gates
George Bishop
Fred Morris
Corry
Twentieth Century Club Luncheon in Jamestown
Twenty members of the Twentieth Century Club enjoyed the May luncheon at the Hamilton Restaurant in Jamestown Tuesday. A tour of the furniture market followed. Rev and Mrs B J Hoffman of Hudson were guests of Mr and Mrs M J Cordin. The Greater Consistory of Rochester met in the Abbe Reformed Church Saturday. The luncheon featured Swiss steak for 70 guests. Harold Legters presided and introduced Rev William Van t Hof of Erie. Music was by Mrs Bernice McCann and Mrs Irma TenHaken with Miss Gwynne Bailey at the organ.
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Twentieth Century Club
Hamilton
Tamestown
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Local visitors and family gatherings in Horseheads area
Horseheads, N Y guests include Mr and Mrs Rudy Burkholder and children spending Sunday with his parents in Ohio. Mrs Ruth Price of Corry visited her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Gilbert VanderSchaalt over the weekend.
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N. Y
Rudy Burkholder
Ohio
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Corry
Gilbert VanderSchaalt
Missile Site Wrecked By Fire near Frederick Oklahoma
An explosion and fire destroyed a $5-million Atlas missile site near Frederick Oklahoma. Twenty men, four crew members, escaped unharmed as the evacuation alarm sounded during the final phase of a modification program. No nuclear device was involved. Crewmen reported feeling a thump at the blast proof doors between the silo and control center. Fire occurred during fueling operations. Air Force investigators will probe the mishap.
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Frederick
Okla
Oklahomatown
Air Force
Washington
Tear gas used as guardsmen break up racial protests in Cambridge
In Cambridge Maryland National Guardsmen fired tear gas to disperse about 150 demonstrators many of them Negroes leaving Luke's Methodist Church. Brig Gen George M Gelston faced calls for removal amid accusations he did not enforce a modified militia law banning demonstrations.
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George M., Gelsten
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Luke's
Gelston
Washington Street
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Farmer crushed by runaway tractor near Bird-in-Hand
Lancaster, Pa. — Sylvan L. Kauffman, 40, of Bird-in-Hand, was killed on his father A. L. Kauffman and sons fruit farm when a tractor rolled uncontrolled after he started it in gear. A farm spokesman said the truck appeared to lunge and trap him.
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Sylvan L. Kauffman
A. L. Kauffman
Westside raid seizes ten pinball machines in warehouse
Bru suave and local police confiscated ten pinball machines in a noon raid at a westside warehouse. Detective Sel, Leo Weir, Sgt. Paul Bukter, and Cpl. Paul Williams of the State police at Lawrence Park led the operation, with Detective Sgt. Marty Kurtz of the city bureau present. No owner identified, no arrests planned. machines were reportedly stored in the warehouse.
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Bru
Reverend Norton Warner on WOTR Sunday service
Bradford Pa preacher Rev. C Norton Warner will lead the program on WOTR this Sunday at 11 00 a m providing a church service broadcast for listeners in the area and beyond.
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C. Norton Warner
Bradford
WOTR
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