Funeral Mass Set For Mrs McCormick In Bracken Honor
Bracken Funeral Home announced a change in Mrs Mary McCormick time with a Mass at 6 a.m. Monday and a Rosary at 7:1 Pp. m. tomorrow. Interment at St Bernard's Cemetery Bradford police cite Gene Gruber for disturbance on East Columbus Ave and police stop engine noise near the Columbus North Center street junction.
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Mary McCormick
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Bradford
Gene A. Gruber
R.D. 2
Akeley
East Columbus Avenue
Gruber
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Poice
Wayne Street
Columbus
East Street
E. South
Fifth Ave
N. Center St
Sawyers Studio
2Nd Moor
Registration For New Piano Classes Open
A new piano class will begin Wednesday with registration at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Corry from 2 to 5 pm Miss Lillian Swanson of Youngsville will teach the classes starting next Friday She is a member of the National Guild of Piano Teachers and eligible pupils may enroll Auditions are held each year as part of the national and local efforts to certify proficiency Weather notes report rain and cloudiness with cooler temperatures in the area A low around 27 degrees nationally and 35 degrees locally last night with a slight warm up forecast for today and tomorrow No major changes expected before Monday according to the weatherman.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Corry
Lillian Swanson
Youngsville
The
Nations Guild of
Locomotive Strikes Delivery Truck at California Crossing
In Delano California a Southern Pacific locomotive collided with Charley Reese's delivery truck at a crossing yesterday. Reese was jolted but unharmed, remaining seated in the cab as the train passed.
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Hoppen
Delano
Calif
Southern Pacific
Charley Reese
Reese
Doctors To View Surgery On Television From Hopkins Lab
Baltimore Surgeon leaders will watch live operations from Johns Hopkins Hospital next week via closed circuit television. The Atlantic City meeting of the American College of Surgeons will air 251 hours of surgery on two 81 by 8 foot screens and panel discussions. A color camera system called Mirabelle will magnify the operation while a microphone lets the surgeon respond.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Atlantic City
John Hopkins
Smith, Kine and French Laboratories
Philadelphia
Knowland vows union reform and supports integration action
Knowland shrugs off the Little Rock dispute as he moves to the 85th Congress. He plans federal labor reform to tighten controls on unions and officials, crafting national legislation to make unions more democratic and curb abuses uncovered by the McClellan investigations. He also backs Eisenhower’s use of federal troops to enforce Central High School integration in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Knowland
Senate
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Central High School
Corpse Is Alive Man Linked to Boston Fraud Indictment
Alvin Plockter of Brookline Massachusetts, a veteran of 103 European bombing missions, is under a nine count fraud indictment in Boston following a boating mishap in Boston harbor Aug 23 and a Houston arrest 48 days later. He allegedly paid 15000 on two life insurance policies totaling 130000 the day he died and faces charges for falsifying security for a 10475 bank loan. Juan Gagnon was with him when arrested. Plockter's wife and child were with relatives in Philadelphia.
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Aman
Boston Harbor
Houston
Tex
Boston
Alvin Plockter
Brookline
Mass
Pennsylvania University
Juan Gagnon
Plackter
Philadelphia
International
Reds to Use Dog in Next Soviet Satellite
Reported in Copenhagen and Washington, scientists Blaouravoy Poluskov and Kaantiin discuss a dog assisted satellite project. The oddly phrased notice notes an international meeting on space problems and hints at planned earth orbit experiments despite garbled details.
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Russia
Silv St. Gen
Blaouravoy
SM Poluskov
A. M. Kaantiin
Copenhagen
Washington
Binguntuyny
Tudo
Man 85 Plans 1500 Mile Hike To Los Angeles
Texas octogenarian Dick Shield turned 85 and announced plans for a 1500 mile trek to Los Angeles. He expects to arrive by early December after wearing out two pairs of shoes and praised his two good feet and legs and a clear head.
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Inzola
Tex. UY
Dick Shield
Texas
Los Angeles
Social notes from Clymer and region observed
Summer visitors from Clymer tour Florida and Washington visit relatives including Colonel Neil Wallace. Local church and club activities include Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting, Twentieth Club first gathering with 16 attendees, James town Youth Ambassador Switzerland program speaker, Abbe Reformed Church day sewing with 32 members, and various Sunday visits and family gatherings.
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Clymer
Sherl
Oin Wallace
John Wassinte
Jett
Florida
Robert Wallace
Fairview
Washington, D. c
Neil Wallace
Woman’s Society of Christan
Methodist Church
Sarah Gifford
Merle Newhouse
Alice Camp
Alice Kearns
Rast Wassink
Twentieth + Club
Fred Danicott
Benjamin Tewinkle
Jamestown
Switzerland
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Local Social News From Clarkesville Area
Veld Mr and Mrs Puttity Mecray and daily and Mr and Mrs White Hawkins and family visited relatives at Wilcox Sunday. Mrs Dorothy Beuter and daughters spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Cheney in Clarkesville NY. Mr and Sty Melwint Lewellyn and children and Missartetle GrnbyInk of Bellins Pantere were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dames HPA ink Sunday.
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B.J. Hoffman
Gilbert ‘Ton
Glen ‘Tewitille
Gary
Narmast ‘Te Croney
Walter Butcher
Canandaigua
Walter Schruers
Daygster
George ‘Ontaldo
Williamson, N.Y
Carlyle ‘Neckers
Bruce, Chase and
Albert Neckers
Douglas Neckers
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Harriet Newhouse Lane
Long Beach
Calif
Clymer
Philip Gravink
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornwell University
Philip
Wayde Querreveld
Minnie Querre
Puttity
Whie Hawkins
Wilcox
Dorothy Beuter
Ars Cheney
Clarkesville
Lewellyn and
Childrett
Bellins
Two held in Pennsylvania escape case linked arrests
Police hold two suspects, Mary Fisher age 21 of Washington and Carl Kimie age 27 of Connellysville, in connection with a fence break from a Pennsylvania jail last Friday. They were captured yesterday near Washington, D C, and face charges of aiding an escape alongside counts of burglary and larceny.
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Wadbingtorn
Tee Hire
Washmerton
Williian Matse
Eliaabeth
Irs
Manor
Washigton
Presen
Mary Fisher
Washington
Carl Kimie
Connptisville
TV Schedule Highlights for WBEN Buffalo Weekend
A compact listing of WBEN TV Channel 4 programming across Friday to Sunday including films, news, sports, dramas, and specials. Notable items include Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Saturday Playhouse, Pro Football coverage, The Edsel Show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and The $64,000 Question with multiple time slots and channel cues.
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Adana
Maas
St. John Kanty
Congress
Bill Hickok
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Leessie
Alfred Hitchcoth
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Bithers
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Brook Street
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Raymond Avenue
Charles Parkhurst
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Northwest Street
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Lawrence
South Second Avenue
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Jewett Us
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Merton Bemis
Corty
Mary Mattson
East Frederick Street
Clifford Geer
Said
Usaf
Elmendorf Field
Alaska
Snyder Ct
Over Sea's Drugs
Mead Ave
W. Pleasant St
Shety W
Pleasant St
Dial
Paul Taylor
Patricia Fargo
Robert Tunnell
Meet
Arkansas National Guard
Civil Rights Commission
Honesdale
Pat Russell Frey
Wayne County
South Sterling
Orval Faubus
Alvin Plackter
van Gagnon
All-Way Electric
Ence
the National Bank OF Corry
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Elmview Jersey
Elmview Jersey Dairy
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Buffalo
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Philco Television
Firestone Tires
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Firestone
South Center St
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