City and Vicinity Notices and Local Advertisements
Local notices include a note on Millcreek Township garbage contract bids, a water-related auto claim against State Farm, parade entries for a potato parade, a cemetery aid meeting, a salon relocation, street paving bids near Titusville, and various ads for dry cleaning, clothing, and health services. Also listed are medical xray program plans for Crawford County, local wine deliveries, and Red Cross blood drive reminders.
Hospital Report shows admissions and discharges today
The Hospital Report lists admissions for Laurie Baker Clyde Dahl Mrs Frances Wojetchowski Joan Studdard and others with addresses in Clyde Union City Spartanburg and Forest. Discharges include Edward Bregitter Willian Klomp Leonard Yost and Lonnie Brube among others. Enrollment at Gannon College will be about 1450 for the fall semester per registrar Rev Robert J Levis.
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Laurie Baker
East South Street
Clyde Dahl
East Main Street
Frances Wojetchowski
King Street
Joan Studdard
Luke
Nex Lynch
Marion Street
Waren
Raymond George
West Mary Street
Wit
CaNweb
Union City
Johnt
Luvis RD
Katherine Eirawr
Michael Bailey de
Frederick Streat
Glks Newmain
Spartanaburg
Edward Bregitter
R. D
Spartanburg
Willian Klomp
Leonard Yost
Leonard H. Dr
Clymer
Howard Blakesive
Lonnie Brube
Forest Adams
Columbus
Katherine
Archie Wynn
Spring Creek
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Erlei
Gannon College
Robert J. Levis
Gannon
Mass Rites Held For 80 Crash Victims
In Kingston Jamaica hundreds gathered for private funerals as officials counted 183 dead after a holiday train derailment near Kendal. Rescue crews faced rain while divers searched wreckage and the government pledged a forthcoming investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Kendal Stilton
Mandeville
Kendal
United States
Anthony & Feeberry
Worcester
Mass
William Whelen
Jersey City
Massachusetts
Charles J. Eberle
Somerville
Harry Malfette
Springfield
Final Holiday Toll Hits 445
The Associated Press reports that 445 people died in traffic crashes during the Labor Day weekend, surpassing the NSC’s preholiday estimate of 420. The total for traffic, drowning, and other accidents reached 696, with 95 drownings and 106 other deaths, though no record holiday toll was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Tero
Ten youths held in school vandalism at Larimer Elementary
Ten youths, some pupils of Larimer Elementary, were in custody after detectives reported a weekend break in at the school. The vandalism caused extensive damage estimated at several hundred dollars, with equipment strewn and mail piled in the building. The group was rounded up yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrrseyive
Repair Of Walks Around City Hall To Cost $800
City Council heard tentative figures from City Engineer Don Williams showing walks around City Hall will cost about 225 per front foot per property owner. M. Keppel, formerly private on the city police force, promised to private first eras to FUL yuedneye lay, at rink. August police report shows 181 parking tickets issued, 4400 mules on patrol, and 114 calls on the 2 way radio. Public Utility heads from Harrisburg plan a September 1 meeting to discuss removing two railroad side tracks crossing Gates street. Council agreed to accept Civil Defense Police on the existing compensation plan for the rest of the city workers, costing about 46 for the remainder of the year. Mayor Karl Cherry noted daylight saving time change depends on county actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Willams
Couellmen
Slimes M. Keppel
First Eras
Ful Yuedneye Lay
Rink
Harrisburg
Gates Street
Miss America Contest Opens in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts the Miss America pageant with 45 states Canada Puerto Rico Hawaii New York and Washington D C sending contestants. The event opens with a parade led by marshal Bess Myerson as 42 marchers ride on floats and 18 contestants ride in convertibles, watched by thousands.
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Atlantic City
Miah Iy
Eve Gowrrane
Canada
Puerto Rico
Higwail
New Fark Cy
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Tesork Conmaunttys
Rand
Marshal Bess Myerson
May Anion Jen
School board bans Bermuda wear at Ellwood City classes
The Wampun-Fig Benver Joint School Board approved a resolution banning high school students from wearing Bermuda shorts slacks blue jeans or shorts in classes. Gym classes require suitable clothing. A council report noted sidewalk repairs near the Municipal Building may be needed at a cost about 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wampun-Fig Benver
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Corry Journal
Spituawike
Mclintyre
Millcreek ‘Township
Superior Refuse Disposal Service
The
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Green
Eg Se Bae
Howard Lee
John Rossbacher
Saegertown
WOTM
Britton Run
Canadohta Lake
Paul McCray
Spartansburg
Rere Ceael Rpc Ad Co
Evans Beauty Salon
North Center Street
Tiasme
Meadow Lang
Titusville
LeBoouf Paving Co
Waterford
Steen’s
Erie
Irs
Erie Street
McIntyre’s
Dorcas Chass
First Methodist Church
Nichols Lodge
Mead Parke
Meadville
Crawford County
Gerald T. Uht
F. L. Baressi
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
VFW
Corry Journal Printing Department
Titusville Youth Center
Itusville High School
St. Joseph's Academy
Flye Rexall Drugs
Red Cross
Redross
Tituaville Hospital
Philco-Bendix
Hanccott
Barney
South Center Street
Walt the Hospital
Corry Hospital
McIntyre
Michail Surovich
Edward
Cambridge Springs
K&h
F. C. Chapin & Son
Jose
Gous
Los Angeles
Thomas King
Sumusl
Agua Caliente
Sfexico
Hattie Perkins King
Thomas
International
North Center St
Heberlein Motor
Corry
Karl Cherry
Revere
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