Schools adopt daily banking to curb break ins
Paul R. Miller Kane superintendent warns schools to follow daily banking after several break ins. Other incidents include a 15 year old injured in a bicycle accident near Northwest Street. a complaint about a loose day running animal. a wallet recovered by Beverly Grinder. and various local police and civic activities. The report ties crime prevention to school funding safeguards and notes upcoming commencements and events at local venues.
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Paul R. Miller
Kane
Ares
Miller
Miller Iso
Dredge Operator Unhurt As Boom Hits Hot Wire
Dredge incident at OW Creek left the operator uninjured after a crane boom struck a live electrical wire. The event disrupted nearby work as crews contained the spark and secured the area. No injuries were reported beyond shock from the contact.
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Otheen Ly
Fuyl-Forge
Two Girls Die in Early Morning Fire at Broad Street Home
Rescue crews found two girls dead in a house fire on Broad Street after an early morning blaze. Neighbors reported smoke and flames spreading inside the residence as authorities cordoned off the area and began investigations into the cause.
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Odin
Willian Lawn
Mohla
Lund
1959 Pennsylvania primary campaign ends in state
The book is closed on the 1959 Pennsylvania primary election campaign as voters head to polls Tuesday. The race centers on a bid for a full 21 year term on the state Supreme Court with McBride attempting to upset party organizations. McBride, a Democrat, filed in both parties. main statewide nods go to Michael J. Eagen and Blair F. Gunther. Local and county offices will be chosen, including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh mayoral candidates, with liquor and beer issues on local ballots.
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Attucaven Rem
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Thomas 3
McBride
High Court
McBridee
George Leader
Pilburgh
Albert W Johnson
Sigethport
House Republical Noor
Seb
Dodge Willem E. Fit
Beverie
Harold Stangup
Shoven
Republcn
Vear Stichen
Horinalign
Phillelphia
GOP
Mill Street housewarming honors Mrs. Cray featured guests
Numerous community women gathered Wednesday for a Mill Street housewarming at Mrs. Philip Me Cray’s new home in Assort. The event included coffee and sweet rolls, a guest gift, and remarks by Mrs. Arthur Nelon and Mrs. Merton Querreveld.Also noted were Mother’s Day observations, Ladies Mission Band activities, and prayers and songs led by local women from the Christian groups, with gatherings at various homes and church parlors.
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Clymer
Philip Me
Cray
Mill Street
Arthur Nelon
Merton Querreveld
Dug
den Waasink
Seruuly
Union
Elmer Armes
Ene
Weeny
Tynald Armes
Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Goring
W. W. Warehouse of
Corry
Cuba
Dames Ictus
Marlon Gat |Chip
Garret Querreveld
Gallup
Cot Au
Chautauqua Lake Circle No. 2
Ladie Mission
Vic Bone
Springfield
Paull Meerdink
James Ten- Haken
Darwin
Meerdink
Circle No. 1
Young Ladies Mission Band
Tyan Legters
Charles Smith
Everett Warnshouse
Gordon White
Ronald Wiltsie
Gail Thompson
Mrs Merle Holthouse Leads Church Meeting With Offerings
Mrs Merle Holthouse conducted the business meeting. An offering of 35.95 was noted with 4 letters from Mrs B J Hoffman of Hudson New Jersey, a Domestic Mission Board member, requesting aid for a used plane in a church area. The group approved 35.25. Roll call had 26 members and five guests. Lois Hatch was honored at a kitchen shower. A salad and dessert lunch was served. Favors were large umbrellas for each tray.
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Merle Holthouse
B.J. Hoffman
Hudson
N. J
Domestic Mission Board
Lois Hatch
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Note
An isolated OCR fragment mentions a Ster year Cort lish he inelr stant set vea, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions making precise interpretation difficult. The readable fragment hints at a calendrical or event reference without verifiable entities or outcomes.
Prime Clue Fragments No Clear News Item
Vague OCR fragment mentions political terms and names without clear event, date, or outcome. No distinct person or organization can be confirmed from the readable text. Unable to establish a coherent news item or summary.
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Donald Tagby
James Staples
Staples
Ema Role Bis
Allen
Chevy Mi Moving Hospital
Lyolmen
West Pleasant
Northwest
Gifkens
Beverly Grinder
Seventh Atreet
Qusishinen
Tigmesy Ber Son
Mercer County
Tore
Anc
Greenville
Onin
Lan
Coviy Ave High School
Treadway
Tonluit
Dlacivere
Silvation Army Citatelan Biv
Washingtons Street
Tehyrd Dean
Nella
Nichols Lodge
Pau
Ward Gan
Harry A. Lyrns
Cattaringiin
Lyons
Curry
Wiity
Mia Hulh Dabisbrand
Mia Hyhawrenee Davison
Raat Main Atreet
Bash Main
Pune
Hein Colay
Pennsylvanie Bay
West
May Apthorp
Cindiey
Heorey
Hinstow
Holt
Thel
Tne
Exubien
Barlow Aries
Xander
Erie County
Aharon
Ghee
Shuvun
Ths
Robert WE Chine
Cony Meter Hospital
Bolvin
Rou Witout
Fay
Sparkie
Hey
Wiley
Cony Memorial
Furiday
Gilles
Gem Voeietauting
Wediding
Mio Parl Hattie
Corny
Bepie Opteupatie Hospital
Tastee-Freez
Jet
Witte Arty
Calors
Pattorme
Spovlal Vt
Ancludin
Clothes
Ates Pieter
Hammond's Eagle
Oletiv
Nergetone
Hpetone
United States
Harold Leglers
Ralph Wessink
Cornelius Beckerink
Norman Hogen
James ‘TenHaken
Norman TeCroney
Carlyle Neckers
Milton Deulnk
Marvin Holthouse
Benjamin TeWinkle
Harold TenHu
A. N. Goldfinch
Washington St
Corry, PA
Crosby - Square
NEW Spring Shoes
Mike Litz
West South Street
Newell Beckwith
Central Labor Council
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Sey
D. Broth
Corr
A. Tecon
Mearsville
Stewart
Sid
Beavers
Jan VanDr Brindage
Yania
Willi
Andheca
Denny M
Bob Timi
Acade
Wee Hon Mea Ie
Didacy
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