Area Stormy Councilman Back On Job
Titusville councilman William J. Milliken resumes command of the streets department after illness and a heart attack. He faces three counts of fraudulent conversion. hearing was postponed. Windoff says Milliken will attend the next meeting and will not act yet on transfers to support the water department.
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Titusville
William J. Milliken
Milliken
C. E. Windoff
Titusville Hospital
Water Department
Windoft
Windoff
Dick Van Dyke Wins Emmy
Dick Van Dyke and Carol Burnett headline a night of Emmy wins with Burnett receiving a golden Emmy for Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall, while Van Dyke's show, its writer Chris Reiner and director John Rich claim top television honors. Other winners include David Brinkley for public affairs and the Andy Williams Show for best variety program. Kimberly Stanley and Glenda Farrell earn individual acting honors.
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Carol Burnett
Julie and
Carol
Carnegie Hall
Miss Burnett
Julie Andrews
Dick van Dyke
Chris Reiner
John Rich
Reiner
Banaba
Sid Caesar
David Brinkley
Journal
Andy Williams
Ben’ Casey
Kim Stanley
Glenda Farrell
Miss Stanley
Fire squad pays tribute at Erie veterans memorial
The Corry VFW firing squad honored deceased veterans of Erie's 13th Machine Gun Battalion at Calvary Cemetery. It marked the second year they were asked to provide the fir squad for the Erie organization. The squad wore new summer uniforms with Robert Ottaway as commander at right rear and Wendell Gyne as bugler on Ottaway's left. The white muzzle blasts show from blank cartridges.
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Erie
A13th
Calvary Cemetery
Robert Otta
Ottaway
Wendell Gyne
Hallmark Hall of Fame drama wins awards in 1960s TV gala
The show produced to narcotics and Miss Farrell is noted as Hallmark Hall of Fame. Trevor Howard NBC sweep and portrayal as The Invincible Mr. Disraeli wins for the year. Huntley and Brinkley cited for best news show. Other winners include Walt Disney Wonderful World of Color and GE College Bowl. CBS, NBC, and ABC box score tallies: 12, 12, and 3 respectively.
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Esther Ruth Circles Hold Joint Meeting In Abbe Reformed Church
Esther and Ruth Circles of the WSCS met jointly Tuesday at Abbe Reformed Church parlors. Programs, devotionals, a film The Rim of the Whe, solos and duets were featured. Both circles held separate business sessions. plans include a clothing drive for Kentucky Mission stations with a box in the parlors. A lunch for 44 members followed.
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Clymer News
Esther
Ruth
Abbe Reformed Church
Gertrude Gravink
Edris Detink
Ruth Circle
Phyliss
House
Esther Circle
Kentucky
Lea McCann
Akron
Ohio
Bradley
Bruce
Francis Drake
McCann
Jerry Koerselman
James Kolstee
Jane Find James
Harry Beckerink
Florence Bennink
Mabel
Weekend Visits and Local Moves Among Bradford Residents
Mrs Robert Clancy and Miss May Schurman of Bradford visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Walter Legters. Ronald Morris of Pittsburgh stayed with John Legters and Donald Morris in Jamestown. Rev Tunis Miersma attended graduation at Western Theological Seminary in Holland. Mr and Mrs Larry Rhebergen moved into the former Bennink home on North Center Street. Todd and Tanya Legters visited relatives in Ivory with Uncle George Anderson. Heslink planned to attend his wedding in Holland Michigan at Western Seminary Chapel. Kenton Link will visit Miss Marlea Ton at Hope College. The Gilbertons and James Grayink traveled to Rochester to view lilac gardens.
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May Schurman
Bradford
Walter Legters
Jane Habink
Ronald Morris
Pittsburgh
John Legters
Donald Morris
Jamestown
N.Y
Tunis Miersma
Western Theological Seminary
Holland
Larry Rhebergen
Bennink
North Center Street
Lyle 5
Compton
Todd
Tanya Legters
Vincent Legters
George Anderson
Ivory
Ivan Heslink
Donald Croscutt
James Holthouse
Garret Bensink
Kenton
Heslink
Mich
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Western Seminary
Kenton Link
Marlea Ton
Hope College
James, Grayink
Gilberton
Rochester
Episcopalians and Catholics Urged to Unite in 1964 Meet
At Titusville the Episcopal Diocese of Erie held a two day convention with about 200 delegates from 42 churches across 13 northwestern Pennsylvania counties. Bishop William Crittenden urged grass roots study of reunion proposals among Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican and Protestant faiths. Wallace Young was named next year’s convention chairman and centennial coordinator, with Mrs. George Haxger as cochairman. William Stringfellow of New York spoke on lay ministry. Young will serve as a deputy to the Synod of the Third Province in Erie October 16 to 18.
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Titusville
Episcopal Diocese of
Erie
Corry
Pennsylvania
William Seitz
Carl Smith
B. W. Feldt
Wallace Young
Charles Bracken
William Crittenden
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