$50,000 Fire Destroys Erie Demo Club Building
Fire gutted the Summit Inn, a three story Democratic Club building in South Erie, with an estimated damage of 50000. Smoke choked several firefighters, one injured, as Erie and county departments rallied under mutual aid to extinguish flames that began shortly before 10 pm in the barroom area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Democratic Club
South Erie
St. Vincent Hospital
Summit Inn
Kearsarge
Pat Scully
West Ridge
Brookside
Erie Fire Department
George Hamburger
Harold Rin
Scully
Rinn
Hamburger
Snarkle
Erie Attorney Richard T. George Suspended Indefinitely
Erie attorney Richard T. George, already suspended by the Erie County Bar, has been suspended indefinitely from the Pennsylvania Bar by the State Supreme Court. The high court acted on a recommendation from Erie County Court which ordered the indefinite suspension on July 31. The findings of facts remain undisclosed, with records impounded. George was admitted to the bar on November 18, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
High
Richard T. George
Supreme Court
Erie County Court
George
Edward H. Carney
Erie Police Oust Magazine Rep Outfit After Salesman Incident
Erie police ordered eight representatives from an Indiana magazine sales outfit to leave the city after a woman reported intimidation. Detective Chief Phil Lupo consulted with City Licensing Bureau chief Dom Jodano. the man allegedly sat in the living room without permission, pressed a 63 dollar order, and the woman bought 29 dollars worth of magazines to end the encounter before cancelling the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Indiana
Phil Lupo
Dom Jodano
Local residents attend Cleveland-Boston game in Cleveland
A group from Clymer and area traveled to Cleveland to attend the Cleveland-Boston baseball game Monday. Attendees included Douglass Craday Douglas De Shazer Jerry Redlecki Gregory Shampoe and Philip and Bradley Gravink. The item notes various local visits calls and social events around Corry North East Meadville and Erie, including hospital stays, town board changes, reunions and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Cleveland
Douglass Craday
Douglas de Shazer
Jerry Redlecki
Gregory Shampoe
Philip and Bradley Gravink
Clymer
Clifford Aikens Sr
James Maynard
Gertrude Johnson
Corry
Lena Hulett
Arthur Wallace
North East
Ruth Thompson
Albert Bayle
Gary Evans
Craig
Glen Evans
Margaret Bemis
Pearl Bemis
Harborcreek
Fay Ellsworth
John Hamilton
Johnny
Meadville
Carl A. Marsh
Elouise
Corry Memorial Hospital
Marsh
Amos van Barden
Bear Lake
George Morton
Theodore Nakoski
Elma
Joseph Nakoski
French Creek
Richard O’dell
O'Dell
O'Dells
Ripley
Deborah Hopkins
Max Bemis
Leo Zelinski
Erie
David Albright
Beverly
Martinsburg
Curryville
Roaring Springs
Hollis Upperman
Columbus
Edward Zelinski
$25 Million Set For Job Training
Labor Secretary James D. Hodgson announced immediate distribution of 25 million dollars in job training funds among seven states and Puerto Rico to expand on the job training programs and fund new ones. California and Michigan receive about 8 million each, Washington 5 million, Oregon Rhode Island Puerto Rico 1 million each, and Alaska Maine 0.5 million. The program targets areas with high unemployment and 5.1 percent national rate. The second item notes Pennsylvania atomic power hearings resuming September 16 before the Senate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James D. Hodgson
Puerto Rico
California
Michigan
Oregon
Rhode Island
Alaska
Maine
Hodgson
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Edwin G. Hall
R Montgomery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erie Area
State
Chase Magazine
Johannesburg
South Africa
Zelig Gen
Bavings Green Association
George Glavis
Frances O'Donald
Niagara Falls
Margaret Vent
Canesteo
N.Y
Alice Camp
Wilber VanEarden
James VanEarden
Kenneth Sullivan
Richard Beckerink
Fred Abigrin Sr
Findley Lake
Fred Abigrin Jr
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Howard Camp
Pittsfield
North Clymer
Venture Inn
Bay mi Corry Pharmacy
Butler
Hutton’s Furniture
N. Y
Barney
Loblaws
Columbus Ave
South St
Chuck
Chiquita
del Monte
Orchard Park
Big Chief
Campbell’s
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