Sparta Fair Wraps Up After Rainy Parade Day
The Sparta fair ends with two perfect days cut short by rain. parade winners not all listed yet. Booster prizes go to Margart Snapp, Clarence Smith, Irene Bruckner, Donna Hopkins, Helen Scouten, Lois Firth. quilts win from Martha Washington Club and Community Aid Society. director Val Sherve thanks workers. Youth Center to host Donkey Baseball at Sparta High on Sept 30 with Fish's Ford versus Corry Dodge. Police in Indianapolis use relief fund to buy groceries for mother and three children after a fire.
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Clarence Smith
Irene Bruckner
Donna Hopkins
Helen Scouten
Lois Firth
Martha Washington Club
Myrna Rogers
Community Aid Society
Itha Halfast
Val Sherve
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Lucy Morris Scholarship Thanks Workers At Fair Bake Sale
The Lucy Morris Scholarship committee thanks numerous workers for a successful Saturday bake sale at the Fair despite rain. Proceeds support a grant goal. Spar tette stand donations brought about $50. A film night in Grange Hall and an accident involving a Sportsman tent fire are noted, with no injuries.
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Lucy Morris Scholarship Committee
William Scouten
Frank Lay
Marion Alsdorf
Milton Schweitzer
Charles Wetherbee
Carl Greer
Arthur Burlingame
Paul Scouten
Clayton Scouten
Paul J. Blakeslee
Roger Reiner
Vincent Montoro
Wayne Maynard
Glenn Cook
Virginia Wills
James Wagner
Harry Firth
Grange Hall
Clarence Smith
Corry Memorial
Titusville Hits 750000 For Hospital Fund
Titusville’s Operation Up-Date capital campaign surpassed its minimum goal, reaching 837810 dollars, 112 percent of the target, toward hospital expansion and modernization. Campaign chairpersons note total modernization costs run about 2100000 dollars, with 700000 Hill Harris and 200000 Appalachia grants offsetting part of the need.
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Pitusvwlle
Titusville
Ben McEnteer
Campaign General
Hill-Harris
Appalachia
Jail Titusville Man In Cafe Gun Caper
Titusville police arrested Herbert G. Thomas, 25, of R. D. 2, on two charges after a 44 caliber Luger was used in a shooting at Tuffy's Tavern around 5 15 p m One bullet hit the wall behind the bar and another the floor A bystander nearly hit two men Thomas was pinned by patrons and arraigned before Alderman N Allen Love with a 500 bond He was jailed to await action as investigators continue their inquiry
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Titusville
Herbert G. Thomas
Thomas
N. Allen Love
Crawford County
Gabor Requests Comb Autograph In Courthouse Interlude
In Los Angeles Zsa Zsa Gabor asked to borrow a comb from June Bilbrey a 33 year old cosmetologist during a court recess Bilbrey loaned the item and received an autograph The trial over a luxury house suit was continued with Bilbrey not called to jury duty.
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Los Angeles
Zsa Zsa Gabor
June Bilbrey
Shafer Trade Mission Seeks German Contacts in Frankfurt
Governor Raymond P. Shafer led a 15 member Pennsylvania delegation in Europe with planned talks with German businessmen in West Germany. He visited U.S. Army troops near Frankfurt and met Frankfurt’s mayor, while critics called the trip a taxpayer expense. Separately, North Carolina State University Foundation owns all stock of the Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel in Raleigh valued at over $2 million.
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Pennsylvania
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Willi Brundert
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Delaware River
Milton J. Shapp
Harrisburg
University
Raleigh
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North Carolina State University Foundation
The Story Of Walt No 2 Institutions For Delinquents
A youth recounts time at Camp Hill Corrections and reflects on the rehabilitation aims of institutions for delinquents. He describes varied inmate backgrounds, controversial views on reform, personal growth through confinement, and the bittersweet outcomes of life behind bars. The piece also notes IRS collections in Western Pennsylvania reaching $3.7 trillion, with thousands of filers across counties.
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