Dems Gather Bonanza At Fund Dinner
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania Democrats tallied a major fundraising night with 7500 to 8000 attendees paying $100 each, generating an estimated $700000. Sen Joseph M Barr touted the turnout as grassroots momentum for a November victory while Pittsburgh Mayor David Lawrowice urged vigilance against complacency. The state committee backed a nonpartisan tax study platform and nominated Curtis Bok for state supreme court with action pending on a congressional candidate. Gov Leader pledged support for the party platform and highlighted proposals on industrial loans, college scholarships, mental health clinics, and radar use in prosecutions, noting overlap with GOP aims after 1957 cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Joseph M. Barr
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawroice
Bovernor
Democratic State Committee
Commonwealth
Curtis Bok
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Robert B. Woodside
Superior Court
Jude
Herman Eberharter
U.S. Senate
GOP
Kinzua Dam Promises as Major Tourist Draw in Area
John Franson of the Allegheny National Forest told Warren Area Chamber of Commerce directors that Kinzua Dam could become the region s chief attraction with potential visitors reaching up to a million annually in initial years. He is coordinating with the Army Corps of Engineers and the State Highway Department on recreational facilities at the dam site. The chamber also heard about Chapman State Park s growing use which totaled 250 000 visitors last summer, double the previous year. Permanent road markers are being installed on the Two Tunnels Heart s Content and King routes ahead of fall foliage season. A new Accommodations Directory for Hunters and Fishermen is nearing press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franson
Allegheny National Forest
Warren Area Chamber of Commerce
Franson
Corps of Army Engineers
State Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce Iso
Chapman State Park
Charles Major
Iso
Highway work list for Harrisburg area by State Department
State Highway Department bulletin lists area road projects with removals and constructions. Entries include Route 98 Fairview to Franklin Center bridge removal September 20, Route 18 Pla is to U S Route 20 bridge removal December 1, Route 76 Meadville to Little Cooley widening removal November 1, Route 6 Linesville to Conneaut Lake removal November 1, Route 922 Cochranton to Meadville relocation removal November 1, Route 6N West Springfield construction removal December 11, Route 8 south of Erie construction removal March 2 1959, Route 97 south of Erie construction removal March 2 1959, Route 322 Jamestown Pa to Ohio line widening resurfacing removal December 1, Route 89 south of North East construction removal March 1 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Highways
Harrisburg
Fairview
Franklin Center
Platea
U. S
Cochranton- Meadville
West Springfield
Erie
Jamestown
Ohio State Line
North East
Bumper Crops And Consumer Demand Lifting Erie Farmers
Erie County farmers show improved income and rising assets as bumper crops and strong consumer demand boost receipts. 1957 income rose 35 percent to 20.8 million with crops at 7.55 million and livestock at 11.42 million, while national farm income edged down slightly but farm assets hit a record 186 billion.
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New York
Erie County
United States
Standard Rate and Data Service
Middle Atlantic
Louis Tressier of Clymer Dies at Hamot Hospital
Louis Tressier, longtime Clymer resident, died early today at Hamot Hospital Erie after a year long illness. He was born in French Creek, son of William A. and Mary King Tressier, and survived by a sister Mrs. Harry Meahs of North East and several cousins. Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with services Monday at 2 pm. Interment in West Mina Cemetery.
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Sue Areouer
Clymer
Hamot
Eve
Mr.Tressier
French Creek
William A
Mary King Tressier
Harry Meahs
North East
Spitzer
West Mina
Hospital Patient Dies In Fall From Window
James town news reports Carl Gale ajusen 63 dies after falling from a third story window at WCA Hospital at 10 30 am yesterday. Coroner issues accidental death certificate as authorities investigate if window was open. Hospital says patient was admitted for cardiac issues and had been in hospital about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Carl
Galeajusen
WCA
Samuel P. Bowers
Galafusen
Ike urges diplomacy while warning on offshore island risk
President Eisenhower frames choice as negotiation or battle over Quemoy and Matsu. He warns communist aims could rule western Pacific if unchecked, urges prompt talks with Red China and, if needed, UN action to avert war while stressing resolve to defend free nations.
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Ike
Salyinie
United States
Quemoy
Red China
Eisenhower
U.S
Tniksi Ab
Warsaw
United Nations
church services in corry first presbyterian church
Corry churches list morning worship and sunday school at First Presbyterian with sermons God And You broadcast on WOTR. Junior Church nursery services and youth and Westminster activities. circle meetings and weekly events listed. Also St Elizabeths R C and Emmanuel Episcopal and First Methodist with Mass times and youth groups. Community notices show weekly schedule through Thursday evening activities.
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First Presbyterian Church
South Center
West Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
God
WOTR
Westminster
Carter Hill
Meadville
Girl Scout Troop 998
Westminster Circle
Preston Person
Calvin
H. L. B. MacLees
Knox Circle
Nellie Merker
Covenant Circle
Christensen
Geneva Circle
First Methodist Church
East Pleasant Streets
George A. Myers
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Shhool
Dorcas
Merle Patterson
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Robert J. DeBoerf
Joh Austin
Sarmion
Stu
Ciertinis
Charles Puberty
Jnr
Men's Brotherhood
Llyvd Sherlock
Worlinsday
Thurway
Grace Baptist Church
Seneca
Oil City
Worry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Livson
Henry Kennedy
Robert Shangon
Ginnie
Erie
Albion Church
P. H. Augustine
Careteria
Rehoboth
Verna Whitney
Harris Wiltrous
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Edifee
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Concord
East South Streets
E. A. Ortner
Alton Dahlstrand
Boy Scout Troop No
Junioe
A Guaranteed Peace Speech at church events in town
A sermon on inner peace and trust in God accompanies a local church notice listing activities for several denominations. The Salvation Army, Seventh Day Adventist, Christin and Missionary Alliance, and other congregations share service times, prayer meetings, youth programs, and choir practices across multiple street addresses, with community resources and weekly schedules noted.
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Dems
Kinzua Dam
Federal Reserve Board
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Louis Tressier
the Winter Co
State St. Erie
Bobbie
Bobbie Fashion Board
Formfit
Yamal Om
Winstow
Wauline Doselyn
Victin
Western Pacific
Wrex
Teiner
Corry
ST. Elizabeth's R. C
Pleasant Street
Cyrile Kronz
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William C. Seitz Jr
Holy Communion
Bishop's
Cook Forest
YPF
Salvation Army
Washington Street
Richard Dean
Company
Salvation Sweeting
Ladies Home Lesque
Ore Air Service Tapom
Seventh-Day Adventist
Bracken Funeral Home
Sonesber
Young Peoples
Young Peoples’ Singing Co
Christin and Missionary Alliance
cArren Corner
Wishington Shivel
Maple Avenue
Burly Dawherty
Sickler
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Fogle Lumber Co
St. George Funeral Home
Thompson Maple Products
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Heberlein Motor Sales
Northwestern Rural Electric
Bete Bapist Church
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Paul Bowlby
The
Louis Hebts
Rex Theatre
Bennink Insurance Agency
Model Dairy Co, Hammond Elevator Co, Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Grice Jewelers Corry Instrument Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfg
Coperative Association, Inc
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