Conneaut Lake Schools Closed After Transformer Damage
The Conneaut Lake Area High School reported that all Conneaut Lake schools will close for the rest of the week following a transformer incident at the high school during a storm Tuesday evening. Closures include Conneaut Lake Borough Geneva Elementary Fallowfield Elementary North Shenango Elementary and Conneaut Lake Area High School.
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Meadville
R. C. van Slyke
Connneaut Lake Arcs High School
Conneaut Lake
Conneaut Lake Borough
Geneva
Fallowfield
North Shenango
Conneaut Lake Area
Bargaih night and Elgin-Beaverdim aux meeting notices
Bargaih night at Corry Rollerway every Thursday with admission 30 cents. A special meeting of the Elgin-Beaverdim Ladies Auxiliary is set for 8:30 p.m. Monday October 11 to plan a Halloween party. Apply Halts now to kill next summer's crabgrass at Cherry Hardware. Titusville reports the Route 27 curve in East Titusville has been banked three inches to ease turning. a State Highway Department crew led by Edward G. Webber works on the project and expects completion this afternoon if no rain. The curve recalls two fatal accidents on May 6 and two weeks earlier involving four district youths. McIntyre's offers savings. The Communications Commission received James V. Perry of Grove City’s application for a radio station on 600 kilocycles, 500 Watts daytime. Fresh hearing aid batteries are available at Flye Rexall Drugs.
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Mabel
Titusville
Titusville Area
State Department of Public Instruction
Commonwealth
McIntyre’s
Erie
New York
Duquesne Marine Terminal
Calvin Dingler
Russell Stover
Kearns Atlantic Service
James Green Sald
Sears
McCray Community Aid
Dunkirk
U. S. Cast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 3-2
Lake Shore Drive
Corry Beverage Distributor
Brie
Irene Goodman
Corry
Bradford
Ritz
Jansen’s
Fountainette
Lee A. McCratken
Venango
Teresa Ann Schiffer
William B. Schiffer
Oil City
James Boyer
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Elgin-Beaverdim Ladies Auxiliary
Cherry Hardware
The
Communications Commission
James V. Perry
Grove City
Flye Rexall Drugs
Ike Returns To DC From Palm Springs Amid Steel Strike
President Eisenhower, with a greatly improved cold, flies from Palm Springs to Washington to decide on the Taft Hartley law’s role in the steel strike. White House press secretary James Hagerty said he benefited from seven days in the sun and has not fully recovered.
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Ike
Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Washington
Air Force
James C. Hagerty
White House
George E. Allen
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Local Record
At The Hospital unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 2-8201 Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted Mrs Earl VanGuilder 49 Raymond Avenue. Discharged Jerome F Needham 162 Maple Avenue. Mrs George Singer and daughter Tonia Lynn 41515 West Pleasant Streets. Marie 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wozewicz Panama. Mrs Clarence M Bailey R D Mrs Milford W Shrout 121 Fifth Avenue Mrs Andrew Smith 508 East Smith Street. Expired.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Earl VanGuilder
Raymond Avenue
Charles M. Koford
Phoenix Hotel
Mike Marconi
Gould Street
Jerry
Lee McCray
Elgin
Gladys
Glehn Chelton
R. D
Charles Firster
Jerome F. Needham
Maple Avenue
George Singer
Tonia Lynn
West Pleasant Streets
Marie
John Wozewicz
Panama
Clarence M. Bailey
Milford W. Shrout
Fifth Avenue
Andrew Smith
East Smith Street
Area Hospitals Personnel List Readers and Addresses
Union City residents Patricia Kimmy and Mary Lou Styers appear with street addresses 26 Perry Street and 18 Gillette Street. Names include Patricia Kent Duane Gale Isabelle DeWolfe Myron Kimball Lester Nunemaker Hattie Orr Albert Heybeck Rosemary Gray Robert Harvey Warren Donna McKinney plus towns Union City Edinboro Waterford Titusville Youngsville and a series of R D or Mill Village designations.
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Union City
Patricia Kimmy
Perry Street
Mary Lou Styers
Gillette Street
Patricia Kent
Wattshure
Duane Gale
Edinboro
Isabelle DeWolfe
Mill
Village
Myron Kimball
North East
Lester Nunemaker
Titusville
Hattie Orr
Waterford
Albert Heybeck
East High Street
Rosemary Gray
Robert Harvey
Pleasantville
Warren
Donna McKinney
Youngsville
Rhino New Councilman In Sao Paulo Vote Shock
In Sao Paulo a write in candidate nicknamed Cacareca led yesterday’s city council election, polling 88 000 votes, seen as a protest against all politicians amid extreme heat up to 115 degrees, while officials conceded the outcome.
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Rhino
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rhinoveros
Cacareca
Canadohta Rink Opens Local Skate Queen Contest
Union City Canadohta Lake Reller Rink announced the 1959 Skate Queen contest open to girls ages 16 to 22. Winners receive college scholarship or equivalent about 2500 dollars, with state and Miami Beach finals prizes, plus local and runner-up skating incentives. Entries due by October 17 to Canadohta Roller Rink Union City.
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Canadohta
Union City
Canadohta Lake Reller
Ininual
Reller
Canadahia
UC Woman Loses Court Suit
A Erie County judge ruled against Ann Klehart of Union City in a $2,500 civil suit against Pearle L. Smith of McKean Pennsylvania. The case grew from injuries from a December 19, 1956 auto crash on Route 8 in Crawford County that left Klehart injured.
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Erie County
Burton Laub
Ann Klehart
Jackson Street
Union City
Pearle L. Smith
South Main Street
McKean
Route 8
Crawford County
Kiehart
Girl 17arranges funeral then self inflicts gunshot
In Sacramento California Sylvia Miller seventeen neatly dressed entered George Klumpp funeral home and arranged for her own funeral then returned to the sidewalk and killed herself with a revolver shot to the temple.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sylvia Miller
George Klumpp
Heat's Off in San Francisco Over Artichoke Top Disposal
Bay Area officials decide disposal of artichoke tops by burning is permissible. The Bay Area Air Partition Control District announced the measure after evaluating alternatives, stating no other feasible method exists.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Bay Area
Disarmament Top Issue On UN Agenda
The United Nations main Political Committee opens its session with the Soviets pressing disarmament and outer space priorities. Khrushchev’s total disarmament proposal clashes with Asian African calls for Morocco related plans amid debates on restricting the nuclear club and banning tests. Dag Hammarskjold reports on ongoing international disarmament efforts.
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U.N
Nikita Khrushchev
Morocco
France
Carriel
Sahar
Khrushchev
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Cur
Mural Painter Dies in St Louis at Age 79
Frank Ailderseher, 79, a mural painter known for works in major U.S. cities, died in St Louis, Missouri. The obituary notes his long career and influential public art commissions.
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ST. Louis
Frank Ailderseher
J Steelwood War Today Tim Of Their Perced To Yesterday
A fragmented line reports a change in schedule or pace relating to a war event. The readable words indicate timing shifts from today to yesterday and mention a person or group named J Steelwood. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
M. Z. Kineck
Franklin
Jim Rhowith
Alten
Elsie
Erleat
John Rictor
George A Baldwin
Baldwin
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Journal Printing Department
Frankl Chamber, of Commerce
Council
L H. Tompkins
Couret
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Irving Street
Eriey
Richard H. Zacks
Empire Steel and Wire Corp
Ity Council
Zack
Mayville
Board of Elections
William Wiltsie
At Sea
Ae —Erie
St. Vincent Hospital
Kearsarge Fire Department
Florence Jobes
Judith
Robert Jr
Mary
Robert Jabes
Huggins
Carroll's
Araloy
Swrie Gnodler
Washable
Calgary Partners
Carleton
Orion
Broadclath
Cardigans
Adnan Menderes
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
U.S
Murphy’s
Beaufly
the Complete Variety Store
North Center Street
Orry
CLOAN
Center Street
Clymer
Midley
Sherman Clymer
Maryin
Lyle
Ini
Salk
Ourse
Cook Clarion
Countie Park
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