Meadville Meadeville area notes and notices
Local items report Meadville Crawford County appointing engineers for Mill Run flood control survey covering about 30 properties and 1000 acres to be completed by early spring. Also notes on burglaries, parking fines, a Christmas gift promotion, a heart attack case, and Elks lodge dinner specials.
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Bsrie
Charles Brown
Hamot Hospital
Christmas Club
Meadville
Crawford County
City of
Mill Run
Lloyd H. Mullen
Alfred W. Hammond
Ralph H. Wagner
Corry Journal Printing Department
Ene
Vals Halln
Corry Baking Company
Joseph Hillbert
WOTM
Gift Bede
Mobile Chest Xway Unit
Conneaut Lake
Linesville
Tuunville
Rosemarie Damico
Sacgertown group adopts $100 scholarship at high school
Sacgertown Branch of the Pennsylvania State Education Association adopted a $100 scholarship to be awarded later to an outstanding seller member of the Sacgertown Pu mp Teachers of America Club. Also noting an Eastern Star bazaar at the YMCA on Thursday December 1 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Meadville.
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Sacgertown
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Jape Aight
Aigh
Sacgertown Pump Teachers of America Club
YMCA
Titusville
John H. Krug
Cooperstown
Contra
Dempseytown
Krug
Ol City
Yesterdy
Steelworkers Get Pay Raise For Basic Workers
In Pittsburgh AP reports pay hikes from seven to thirteen cents an hour go into effect tomorrow for basic steelworkers. About 500,000 United Steelworkers members will be eligible. The union notes roughly 40,000 are unemployed and many others work under 40 hours weekly.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Subdivision in Youngsville Gets Okay
Warren County officials approve a subdivision ordinance as part of a town planning program. The measure, debated at a special meeting, calls for county wide subdivision regulations covering land development roads and drainage with a second reading set for December 12.
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Youngsville
Nhl
Warren County
Moyraw
Kennedy Margin Holds At 190,180 Vote Lead
President elect John F Kennedy maintained a 190,180 vote margin over Richard M Nixon as 181 precincts in six states remained to report. Official returns from 31 states and unofficial tabulations in the remainder showed Kennedy leading as final results neared confirmation.
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Washington
John F Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Hospital Emergency Phone Cutoff Frustrates Staff
At Corry Memorial Hospital an emergency call could not summon a physician as numbers 2-4201 were in use. This disrupted urgent care and underscored staffing and communication gaps in the facility.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Admitted and discharged list from Union City area
Admitted list includes Mrs Prd Morris and many residents from Union City area such as Craterville Mary and Miss Jan Drobneck along with addresses in Columbus Sparansburg Edinboro and Union City. Michael Mack and Michael 9 months are noted. Discharged shows Mrs George Mosher at 20 Atlantic Street Union City.
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Prd Morris
Craterville
Mary
Fay Anshorn
James A. Loomis
Clymer
Jan Drobneck
Columbus
Michael
Robert Mack
Union City
George Mosher
Atlantic Street
Union, City
Bradford Man Held On Burglary Assault Charge
Larry R Wilson of Bradford Township faces charges after an assault during a burglary on November 18. Lola Divine Stairs, 22, was injured, treated at Bradford Hospital for head lacerations. Bail set at 300 by Alderman, held for next criminal court term.
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Sid
Infernatok
Willon PL Wooditch
Larry R Wilson
Bradford
A J Paluzzetti
Robert V. Zimmerman
Puteolman
John Woolley
Wooditch
Lola Divine Stairs
Bradford Township
Wilson
Ross Stoke
Hold Services For Charles A. Sweet Sr
Services for Charles A. Sweet Sr. were held at St. George Central Home with interment at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Bearers included Daniel Moliberg, Walker Brandenberg, Ray Griswold, Norris Shea, Charles Long, and Paul Cartier. Attendees extended from Cincinnati and Youngstown, with additional relatives from Sunnyvale and Warren.
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Charies A. Sweet Sr
St. George Pentral Hone
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Danid Moliberg
Walker Brandenberg
Ray Griswold
Norris Shea
Charles Long
Paul Cartier
Donald Moltberg
Walker Brandenders
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eric
Wilam Sweet
Youngstown
Dale Sweet
Sunnyvale
Calif
Floyd Tidrick
Warren
Eugene Sweet
Colunibus
Tragic Alberta School Bus Crash Kills 16 Students
In Lamont Alberta a Canadian National Railways freight train struck a school bus half a mile from town, killing 16 classmates and injuring 25. Only one of 42 aboard survived. survivor Keith Tompkins recalls hearing a bang before the wreck. Rescue teams used tractors and acetylene torches to reach victims. driver Frank Burney may have been blinded by salt on approach.
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Lamont
Alta
Keith Tompkins
Canadian National Railways
Alberta
Keith
Tom
Robert
Prank Burney
Jimmy Winnick
Reporter Ray Doyle, longtime New York journalist, dies
Ray Doyle, veteran New York newspaper reporter for over 30 years, collapsed and died yesterday in front of the U S Courthouse apparently from a heart attack while covering the arraignment of Dr. Robert Sobel, accused of espionage for the United States.
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New York
Ray Doyle
Fiageleran
U.S
Doyle
Matt
New York Mirror
Robert Soble
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Cmudi Co
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Edinboro
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Jan Hogan
Elks Lodge
Brian Howell
Burton Laub
Sea's Drugs
Chismas
Turben
Carl Stapfer
Mary V. Brown
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher
Florida
Erle
Hamet Hospital
Rachel Lanrd
Iun
Fire
Meadville Redevelopment Authority
Fourth Ward
Elks
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Requurt
Muargacet Bragée
Eliisents
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Kennedy
Charles A. Sweet
Corry’s Finest
North Pole
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Moundview
Armour Star
Kansas City
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Shurfine
Isles O
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Gidget
Dick Clark
Sandra Dee
Darren
Arthur Ocoinel
Marilyn Monroe
Montand
Alcan Cinemascope
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