Local school board acts to curb juvenile rowdyism
Meadvile and area school board members moved to halt juvenile misbehavior observed at the Emporium High School area, with incidents including stone throwing and spitting. The plan directs enforcement of stricter supervision by staff and the removal of rowdy students from campus when necessary. In other notes, a property theft involved a black jewel case with two diamond rings and $50 taken from a residence, while a man’s top coat and a girl’s snowsuit were reported stolen at Steen's.
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SHG
Tiia
Irossbacher Iinance
Marys
Hospital Struggles With Emergency Physician Availability
At The Hospital cannot summon a physician in emergencies. The Corry Memorial Hospital admits Mrs. Jack W. Shearer and others from addresses in Wilton N. Wevers Bear Lake and Spar tanburg. Discharges include Mrs. John R. Middleton and son John Michael and several residents.
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Corry Menorial Hospital
Howard C. Morris
East South Street
Wilton N. Wevers
Bear Lake
Cleo L. Haight
Marion Street
William R. George
Clymer
Helen M. Brown
West Church Street
John R. Middleton
John Michael
East Washington Street
Roger
Carson Munn
Mead Avenue
Bonnie
William Ehrhart
Spartansburg
Charles M. Rea
Wattsburg
Oscar Fralick
R. D
Estella M. Goring
60,000 Erie fire equipment funding unused says official
Erie safety director Michael Cannavuolo announced that a 60,000 appropriation for Union City fire equipment will not be spent. The funds were placed in the 1960 budget for that purpose. Also advertised: new handbags in several colors and styles at Carroll's Sift Shop with prices between 1.95 and 4.95 plus tax.
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Barnes & Carrig
Erie
City Safety Department
Michael Cannavuio
Carroll
Brokenstraw Valley Schools approve bid for supplies HB 1108 debate
The Brokenstraw Valley Joint School Board accepted Kurtz Bros. bid of 13,491.02 for general and art instructional supplies. 892.86 funds covered science math and language equipment under the National Defense Authorization Act with 50 percent federal reimbursement. 344 elementary and 148 high school students bought accident insurance, about 34 percent of the student body, down about 10 percent from prior years. The board discussed HB 1108, urging legislators to support more equitable state funding. districts would gain 281 to 181 dollars in real estate taxes over two years under amended form. A $1,175 payment for a Warren Construction Company contract was approved. The library now holds 4,372 volumes after 204 additions, with September circulation averaging 30 more per day than last year. The report notes memorial volumes and a new grading system at Youngsville High School and eight American Field Service applications for the 1960 summer in the Abroad Program.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Kurtz Bros
Clearfield
H. J. Sherwood
House
Sherwood
Warren County
Warren Construction Company
Youngsville
Janet E. Henty
Treory
Robert Rowland
Downey
Meader
National Geographic Roulety
Gilford Pinchot
John Mourer
Anderson
Moreau
Webster's
Yates
Cleve Richards
Richards Madden
J A Harvey
Youngsville High School
Harvey
The
American Field Service
Ameri
Antarctic Talks Open to Bar Armaments on Continent
Washington hosts representatives from 12 nations to negotiate a treaty barring military armaments and bases in Antarctica. Secretary of State Herter to welcome delegates as talks aim to reduce tension, boost scientific cooperation, and outline safeguards for remote polar regions. Participants include the United States, Soviet Union, Britain, France, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, India, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, and South Africa. A separate note mentions Americas Abroad Program selections for Youngsville High School via the American Field Service.
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Washington
South Pole
Christian A. Herter
Biennower
South Polar
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
América
Antarctica
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Ohio
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
South Alps
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Lucky Lumber
Warren Omnty
Elmer
Lean
Warren
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Sea's
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Cooperstown
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William F. Stan
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McKean County
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Tryonville
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Mike Call
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Erie Parkine Authority
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Western State Penitentiary
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Westfield Jimmy" Salamone
Perry Square Federal
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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United Tuna Valley Flood Control Project
Jack W. Shearer
Clarence Richardson
Union City
Richard Barnes
Miles Street
Jacob Deutsch
Waterford
John Sachs
Cambridge Springs
Merlon Proper
Hazen Street
Melva Lee
Mill Village
Walter McCray
South Center Street
Patricia Kent
Watts
Surg
Robert McGahen
Edinboro
Lester Nunemaker
Root Furniture
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