Erie and Area Notes From This Week
Erie area notices from courts and townships include a 34 year old man receiving prison time on two charges after guilty pleas with additional sentences to the Western Penitentiary and county workhouse. local building permits show Mullcreek volumes lagging. a garage fire caused $2775 damage. Pierrview Township property appeal over Thruway land valued at 5250 by a board. bowling and dining notices at local venues including Bowl-Aire and Ginnies Cafeteria. various local crime and public safety notes, plus school enrollment up in Southwestern District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Burrows
Cleve I Crlmic Hospital
Burrows
Hotal Corry
Erie
James Maddix
Brie
Western Penitentiary
Alle- County
Samuel Rossiter
Bowl-Aire
Millcreek
Robert S. Kingon
Mullcreek
Corry Rollerway
John North
Stella Pehkowski
Katherine's
Palrview ‘Township
Raymon Rinsié
Commonwealth
Erie County Thruway
Kinzies
Lakewond
Holland W. Rood
Reod
Moose
Port Erie Airport
Erle
Titusville and Erie Area News Briefs and Notices
In Titusville area notes, Red Cross Bloodmobile reports 89 signed for a 150 pint Titusville quota with a Sept 9 visit, plus a Polish Club dance from 9 to 1. Nearby Erie reports three damage suits filed in county court and a two-car crash injuring Celia Cookils. A hospital transfer and various local residents’ updates are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Presque Isle Plating Company
Buffalo Road
Charles Lewis
Roslyn
Edith Kopnie
Erle
Bore
Central Market House
Edward Donaldson
McClelland
Michael Cookils
North East
Donaldson
Celia
Cookils
Connie's Bakery
Nuff
Red Cross
Loc! Red Cross
Avalon Ladies' B League and local notices mixed in Erie area
A montage of local items: Avalon Ladies' B League bowling at Wilmstad with beer delivery by Corry Beverage. Langiewics released from Erie county jail after a disturbance at Presque Isle Park. new fall merchandise at Carroll's Gift Shop and Katherine's. Colonius Leatherwood jailed for creating a disturbance in Erle. a Titusville mobile x ray unit visit to Crawford County. fall merchandise at Mabel's Shoppe. James town Junior College admission tests. eight city building permits totaling 16570 dollars for drive in restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Wilmstad
Corry Beverage
Albert Langlewley
Erie
Presque Isle Park
Langiewics
Edwin Michalak
Richard
Harry Bickowski
Erle
Carroll's
Colonius Leatherwood
Michael Marasco
Leatherwood
Marasco
Katherine's
Titusville
Mobile Chest
Crawford County
Gerard T. Wht
County Tuberculosis and Health Society
Univeral Cyclopa Steel Co
Wit
Erie Railroad
Mabel
Lookout Fails Safe Burglary at Airport Motors
In New Jersey a lookout for a safe cracking crew at Airport Motors auto sales warned police by staying in shadows Tuesday night. Police arrested one lookout, George Barger, 29, of Peekskill, and Corwin Branigan, 22, of Mahopac, who was later captured after a gunfire chase. a third man escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Airport Motors Auto Sales
George Barger
Peekskill
Corwin Branigan
Mahopac
Rare Artificial Heart Cells For Cancer Research In Vienna
New York AP reports at the Vienna congress that scientists from Sloan Kettering and Columbia describe a synthetic DNA like substance linked to cancer research. They found a cellulose material ectegla can seize DNA fragments, enabling study of synthetic DNA behavior and potential cancer therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress of Biochemistry
Vienna
Augus
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Aaron Bendich
Sloan-Kettering
S. M. Reiser
Columbia University
Herbert Rosenkrang
London Racial Riots Quelled After Violent Week
AP reports the Notting Hill unrest eased as heavy rain and reinforced police curfews restrained white youth attacks on nonwhites. Cabinet warnings of strict action and possible immigration curbs followed, with 55 riot cases in court six days of arrests tallying over a hundred. Police also searched seized weapons, including knives and chains. In Los Angeles police identified a culprit by a captured plate glass window burglary at Griffith Park Zoo, noting the suspect favors snakes and noting two six foot pythons and three boa constrictors were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Notting Hill
Macmuillan
Commonwealth
Britain
West Indies
Nigeria
Los Angeles
Griffith Park Zoo
Reunion of Martz Corners and Carter Hill schools at Mesd Park
Community reunion and dinner at Nichols Lodge on Sunday with local families and educators. Lire diners at 1 p m as residents from Corry, Frankin, Buffalo and surrounding towns are noted visiting relatives and attending local school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martz Corners
Carter
Mesd Park
Nichols Lodge
Gertrude Aikens
Corry
Poms
Clifford Aikens
Gail Alcorn
Everett Reynolds
Grand Valley
Carl L. Marsh
Franklin
Carl A. Marsh
Earl Thompson
Finchey Lake
Arthur Wallace
Leonard Blake
Buffalo
Helen Rouse
Richard Garfield
Lancaster
Cla Damon
Lawrence Dunner Wold
Deborah Bemis
Eorett Nellis
Ricky Way
Raymond Willey
Gerald Hulett
Kevin Bemis
Edith Spoon
Darlene Bemis
Timothy Ramsdale
Harald Gorr
Wesleyville
Fred Wallace
Clifford Aikens Sr
Lloyd Aikens
Robert Gamble
Cary
Ohio
James Maynard
Desegregation Advances in Several States Across 1960s
Reports show Arkansas cities Hoxie Fayetteville and Charleston proceed with peaceful integration. Four Kentucky high schools desegregate for the first time. In Charlotte North Carolina Negroes attend white schools as the state begins its early integration. In Winston Salem four Negroes plan to enter white schools opening today. Virginia sees mixed results as courts address delays and admissions in county schools. Arlington officials cite six Negro student applications denied for low achievement amid looming openings. County board warns teachers openings postponed to Monday may be delayed further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Hoxie
Fayetteville
Charleston
Kentucky
Volvaneu
Walter Hoffman
Norfolk School Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Little Rock
Arlington County School Board
Virginia
County
Lineman 70 Hurt In Fall At Work In Brocton
A 70 year old Brocton lineman fell from a ladder while working for the Chautauqua and Erie Telephone Co at the Route 5 Hawley Street intersection. Howard Benjamin, 71, a cable splicer from Brocton, was taken by Westfield Emergency crew to Westfield Memorial Hospital with a possible ankle fracture and is listed in good condition. The ladder slipped while he climbed it against a telephone pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecurisus
Brocton
Chautauqua and Erie Telephone Company
Route 5
Hawley Street
Howard Benjamin
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Westfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gity and Vicinity
Ginnie
Titisville
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
Ho‘tel Corry
Statiwag
Hallmark Cards
Ener Evins
Thomas Motors
Stanley Malinowski
Hamot Hospital
Edwin Bindsell
Falconerr
Falconer Police Department
LaVerne A. Webeck
Macko's Market
East Mainstreet
Corry Hospital
Sdmitter
Donald Taylor
Best Street
Jean
Ralph Ward
West Churet Street
Culin
Claynin Webber
Mrs. Lutthas Galbreath
Calum
Bux
Marlon P. Oyler
Kane
Cindy
William Ehrhart
Spartansburg
Max Bemus
Mark William
Robert
Sid
Rote Sheldon
Sparetansburg
Lester Lapua
East
Frederick Street
Henry Lewin
Aall
John D. Miller
Wartren
William
John Donoghue
Tiberty Street
Richard Hays
Mark Richard
Trans Penn Oil Co
Otto Cupler Torpedo Co
Tappan
Westinghouse
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Jamestown
Jamestown Junior College
Willam H. Sehlifke
WOTM
Ment
Lewis Sigworth
Baldwin Bros
Sigworth
Frederick G. Payne
Gov
Edmund
Muskie
Rep
Robert Hale
Frank M. Coffin
Maine
U. S
Senate
GOP
Nafely
Florlux
Twackensack
Union City
Franx Sinamna
Tony Dupnis
Narane Woon
Delmer Daves
Screwn
Merle Miller
IGEN
Alandolph Scott
Sondoway
ARCH
STE Ascot
Technicolor
Coloe
Harold Bemis
Robert Spoon
Ripley
Clymer Parent-Teacher Association
Walter DeShazer
P. Forker
Findley Lake
M. J. Wallace
George Hapgood
Canada
Lizzie Harris
Cape Cod
Mass
Alexander Greggs
Penn State University
Warren
Algebra
Engineering Review
Beaty Junior High School
P. A. Davidson
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
Erie, PA
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