Fire damages trailer. multiple calls and evacuations
A fire broke out in a trailer owned by Vine cent Culver on Route 6 west of the city. Engine 3 and Emergency Truck 5 responded but were halted at Marsh's Plaza. Culver said the danger was over after a second call. About 25 men assisted, and officials cited a hot stove as the cause. In other news, Dr A P Weaver will chair the first quarterly Methodist conference at Hyderows Church, discussing the $3.5 million World Wide Crusade adopted at a recent Western Pennsylvania annual conference. A runaway boy from Mitchell's Home was found in Greenville with help from police and volunteers. A new Super-Duper supermarket opens in Meadville with a ribbon cutting at 10 p.m. Complaints about trash from the IGA store on North Center Street were addressed, with material being moved to disposal. An Arlington, New Jersey man jailed on a drunken charge after a 4 a.m. Moose Club incident. A Corry man, Herman Wells, fined for a recent court matter. The extended forecast predicts cooler, unsettled weather with light precipitation later in the week. School youths turn in three car keys found at Concord School. A crash on East Columbus Avenue involved Norman Cressley. a possible insulin-related fainting spell was noted. A 2-year-old Corry student named to Who’s Who at Edinboro State College is Robert J. Casler. A conenango Township driver, George Meerhoff, was cited for excessive speed in fog. A park smoking ban was announced for Presque Isle Peninsula. Funeral services for Frank J. Thomas are set for Cambridge Springs. survivor include son Melvin Thomas of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Vinecent Culver
Marsh's Plaza
Culver
J; Culver
Arlington
N. J
Moose Club
Herman Wells
Sherman Streat
M. S. Cobbett
Wells
Norman Cressley
Spring Creek
Corry MeMorial Hospital
East Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Cressley
Police arrest Miles A Y arraignment set for Marawatham
Police arrested 24 year old Miles A Y after his wife Rose accused him of beating her. A warrant was obtained and Miles posted bond while arraignment was scheduled for Marawatham. Dowtown Christmas lighting decorations were installed yesterday by VW post members. Navy Department jobs were advertised with interviews at the Navy Recruiting Station tomorrow through Thursday. A tragic gas fumes incident in Indiana County killed three Treese children, with seventeen others killed in Pennsylvania over the weekend in various incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Burton Avenary
Rose
Iter
AL Deeman
Norbert Rachaffer
Bachomer
Marawatham
VW Post
Boys of the
Nfey Club
Andiana County
Harry
Clara Treese
Treese
Pennsylvania
Typhoon Threat Hits Viet Nam Coast Amid Flood Scars
A new typhoon bears down on central Viet Nam as flood survivors endure losses. Emergency measures rise in Na Trang and nearby towns where the storm could worsen damage from earlier floods. Viet Cong violence escalates with attacks on villages and captured weapons, while a helicopter pilot and an Army officer are injured in ongoing flood relief operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sag
Viet Nam
Naetrang
Josa
U.S
Kate
Defense Ministry
Qui Nonh
Vinh Binh
Senator Scott Takes Holiday Travel to Hawaii and East
Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania left for vacation in Hawaii and the Far East. Officials say he likely will stay away through the year’s end, extending a lengthy break from Washington duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Scott
Washington
Hugh Scott
Hawaii
Far East
Simple Design Reveals Kennedy Memorial Gravesite Plans
Plans for John F. Kennedy's permanent gravesite at Arlington were announced at a morning briefing with Secretary McNamara and architect John Carl Warnecke. The site will feature the eternal flame lit by Mrs. Kennedy, be displayed at the National Gallery of Art for a month, and construction is expected to begin soon on a hillside overlooking Washington. The Kennedy family and officials approved the design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ken
Arlington National Cemetery
Kennedy
Dallas
Stary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
John Carl Warnecke
Natonal Gallery of Art
Clec
Robert P. Kennedy
Custis-Lee
Potomac River
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Capital Dome
Rey
Pat- Tick
Arougarrom Weir
Fam
Old Guard
Warnecke
Khrushchev Ouster Surprises Russians and World
CIA chief John A. McCone says Khrushchev downfall shocked the Soviet Presidium and global observers. He spoke at a Catholic university homecoming banquet, marking his first remarks since taking CIA director three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Khrushchev
Moscow
Titusville Weighs Developer For $400000 Better Days Redevelopment
Titusville will decide within a week or ten days on a developer for the $400000 Better Days redevelopment project. John B. Chick of the Redevelopment Authority said the field has been narrowed to two firms from Western Pennsylvania. The authority received inquiries from Western Pennsylvania, with one from New York and one from England, and has visited both candidate firms and toured other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
John B. Chick
England
Life Savings Stolen From Buffalo Pushcart Vendor
Mohamed Ben Ali, a 68 year old pushcart vendor in Buffalo, says burglars took his life savings of 24000 dollars on a Saturday night. He stored about 10000 dollars in coins in peanut kegs and bags, leaving him heartbroken and penniless after four decades of saving. He is a widower who emigrated from Mo Mexico as a teen and lost money in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Mohamed Ben Ali
Bet Ali
Mo- Fucen
Hold Rites For John Komenda
A solemn funeral service with a Requiem Mass for John Komenda was held at St Elizabeths Church at nine oclock with Rev Cyril Kronz and Rev Chester Malikowski in attendance. Interment followed in the church cemetery after prayers at Bracken Funeral Home. Bearers included Joseph Cmiel Steve Jankowski William Jankowski Theodore Kielar Mark Savko and Nick Savko. Out of town mourners included Albert Sechriest Bear Lake Lucy Dell Celoron Michael Komenda Dennis Prutz Sophie Prutz Virginia Smithingsky Andrew Vinoski Laura Hostofar and families from Everson and Tidioute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Komenda
St. Elizabeth's Church
Cyril Kronz
Chester Malikowski
St. Matthais Church
French Creek
Bracken Funeral Home
Joseph Cmiel
Steve
William Jankowski
Theodore Kielar
Mark
Nick Savko
Albert Sechriest
Bear Lake
Lucy Dell
Robert
David
Celoron
N. Y
Michael Komenda
Dennis. Prutz
Sophie
Virginia Smitlingsky
Andrew Vinoski
Everson
Laura Hostof Ar and
Tidioute
Ex ambassador Diogenes Escalante dies in Florida
Dr. Diogenes Escalante 85 former Venezuelan ambassador to the United States and Great Britain died Friday in Florida. The veteran diplomat had served decades in public service and international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Fla
Diogenes Escalante
United States
Great Britain
Frida
Special Session of Legislature Malls Teacher Pay Demands
About 200 teachers gathered near the Louisiana Capitol as lawmakers opened a 20 day special session. Gov McKeithen planned talks with Joyd Billiner about a proposed pay scale for teachers, bus operators, and school staff funded partly by new revenue. The USC called for a full raise, boosting starting teachers with a degree by 1000 to 4000 dollars annually, with higher raises for senior staff. The plan would raise roughly 28.8 million dollars yearly via broadened sales tax and improved collection methods, while real estate tax changes faced opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Capitol
John McKeithen
Joyd Billiner
Means Parish
McKeil
United School Committee
Louisiana
USC
Elderly Woman Dies After Route 36 Crash Near Punxsutawney
An 86 year old Jefferson County resident Mrs Devilla Hetrick of Punxsutawney died from injuries sustained in a Route 36 auto accident near Punxsutawney. She was a passenger in a station wagon and passed away several hours after the crash in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Jefferson County
Devilla Hetrick
Vikings Triumph Capped By Hawkin Larrup Rally
In a tense game the Colts tighter defense and a late gain by Hawkins and Raymon helped Ci Steeds Vikings secure a comeback win. The rally featured a diving reception by a star receiver and solid plays from Jimmy Larrup to seal the victory over Det. With momentum building since the fourth quarter, the team claimed supremacy in the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hawmore
Ional Fouth
Hawkins
Fragmented late season recap with scattered sports names
Readable fragments recount various sports moments with Hawkins, Lou Mic, and Browns, noting touchdowns and standings. Mentions include Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Minnesota, and Chicago area names, plus track figures and a local banquet reference. Text appears as garbled OCR with mixed scores, players, and events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. P. Weaver
Hyderows Methodist Church
Weaver Wall
New Castle
Mitchell
Atlantic
Greenville
Meadville
Philip Amoroso
Corry
Doc
Long
Church
Pau¢e Inday
Aves
Nin
Coty
Edinboro State College
Robert J. Casler
Walter Casler
Scollege
George J. Meerhoff
East Main Street
Route 6
Conenango Township
Albert G. Russo
Warren
Presque Isle Peninsula
Erie
Frank J. Thomas
Cambridge Springs
H. Willan van Matre Jr
Millers Station
Rockdale
Melvin
Thomas
Stanford Hose Company
Navy Department
Leia Libev
Navy Recruiting Statin
Civil Service
National Bank of Corry
Louisville & Nashville
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Chattanooga
Nashville
Nikita
Cresco
Woolrich
Niagara
Sport
Thunderbird
Belhut
Penn
DuBois
Fran- Mark, Inc
Johnstown
Santa
Santa Claus
Indiana
Corty's
National Bar Team
Paw Fladd Temper
Ani Menine Peleai Proelt
Tnmennce
Clrpaistig
Ci Steeds
Viking
Jimmy Larrup
Ae Aly
Terbach
Baltimori
Haele
Tabkenton
Haly Bedsore Son
Ab Yard
Brown
Lou
Browns
Theeld Saturds
Moose
Hot
PiGot Marsbill Hay Robinson Pojicied
Jenn
Michelline Mirkton Crigues
Morgan
Shiny
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!