City and Vicinity News Highlights Across Regions
Reader notices cover courts and investigations in Tiloute and Sugar Grove, with a protest of innocence for Joseph L. Gourceiin and an alleged aid to a theft in Sugar Grove. Local government projects include port facilities and dock construction funded by a federal loan, plus highway and bridge work in Erie and Waterford. Community events, school aid, business ads, and crime insurance settlements accompany civic updates across Warren, Meadville, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jheeph L. Gourceiin
Tiloute
Shewring
Berry
Sherift
Leroy Finsher
B.D. Sugar Grove
W. Hoy
Sugar Grove
Port Commission
Commission
Parsons, Hall, Brinckeroff
MacDonald
New York
Herbie Johnson
Meadville
Crawford County
Republican Party
Beacon Inn
GOP
Rebekah Lodge
Bear Lake
Eriel
Arthur J. Gardener
Leonard Nowak
Harrisburg
Nowak
Erle-Pittsburgh
Marville
Chautauqua County
Robert H. Miller
Jamestown
Turner Hill
At The Hospital Report and Local Notices
A jumble of hospital admissions and discharges, a juvenile case over meters, a clothing ad, a morals sentence, a dam-age suit, and dairy show champions. Names include Robert Rucks Carl Henton Alton Miller Er nest Emmons Jr Cindy Low Robe rt Sthatup and others. Also mentions retirement fund board meeting and bond sales in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rucks
South
Second Avenue
Carl Henton
North Genfer Street
Alton A. Miller
Dudy
Find
Donald T. Wiggers
Mead Avenue
Floyd Heese
Spartanshore
Cynthia
Daryl Andrew
Ernest
Emmons Jr
East Man Street
Lester Howles
Columbus
Russell Mallory
Spring Street
Cindy Low
Mia
Robert Sthatup
Cheater J. Fleck
North Center Street
Barah Zilaneck
Wayne Street
Donald V. Dalrymple
Bridley Louis
Lottsville
Evie
Maibel
Western
Burton Laub
Robert Hermadorf
McKean
Corry Beverage Distributor
Crewcraft
B. D
Centerville
John L. Wagner
Tionesta
FFA
Farn
Harrisburg
Pines
Erie
County Retirement Fund Board
Honels
Rockwell Hart
Paul Root
Root
Working Wives Hold Key To U S Economy
Washington AP reports that the National Manpower Council states a mass resignation by working wives would collapse the economy. It forecasts increased labor force participation, citing about 18 million married women likely to join. The council warns of child care gaps and urges maternal support programs to aid young mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Manpower Council
Council
Ford Foundation
Vicinis Church Services and Week Schedule Findley Lake
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Sherman Road Findley Lake NY led by Rev. Gerald M. Lundeen lists 10:00 a.m. Sunday Bible School with Hazel Engel, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship on What About The Fatherhood Of God, Seminary Day observance, nursery available, 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship, 7:45 p.m. Evening Gospel service with Sam Groters’ vocal solos and duets. Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Cottage Prayer at Mrs. Vivian Legters. Wednesday choir 7:00 p.m. and Power Hour prayer meeting and Philippians study at 4:00 p.m. Friday Erie District Institute at Edwards Chapel Church with 2:00 p.m. service, 6:00 p.m. fellowship supper, 6:45 p.m. Lets Talk It Over and 7:43 p.m. evening service. Rev. and Mrs. Merritt D. Penner from Kentucky will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicinis
Evangelical United Brethren
Sherman Road
Findley Lake
Gerald M. Lundeen
Hazel Engel
Super Intenderit
International Tesson
God
Missions and Social Action Commission
Sam Groters
Vivian Legters
Philippians
Fall Institute
Erie
Edwards Chapel Church
Merritt D. Penner
Kentucky
Cyprus Consul Shot in Apparent Attack
Cyprus Consul Wentworth John Page Wentworth, 33, was shot three times while near his home by a gunman who fired over a garden fence. He and his three year old daughter were nearby. Wentworth was taken to a British military hospital in dangerous condition. The assailant fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducubia
Tlavans
John Page Wentworth
Wentworth
Caroline
Youth in Reformatory Takes Own Life in Disturbing Letter
James O Kasiek twenty one year old surviving member of a brother killer trio killed himself in St. Cloud Reformatory. He wrote a letter to his brother Richard confessing failure to family and God and noting life as he now sees it. The letter dated September 14 marks the first anniversary of a gun battle in which his brothers Roger and Ronald were killed by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Kasiek
St. Cloud Reformatory
James
Richard
Minneapolis Tribune Today
God
Roger
Ronald
Waterford Flyer Dies Of Crash Injuries
Raymond P. Shurrager, 23, radio operator on a US Air Force Globemaster, died from injuries after a crash near Oklahoma City. Three others were critically injured, four more lightly hurt as the plane from Donaldson Air Force Base to Travis AF Base crashed at Tinker. Shurrager, a Waterford native, married Jean Kimbrell of Greenville and recently welcomed a son Randall. He enlisted six years ago during his senior year at Waterford High School. An investigation by Donaldson Base personnel followed the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Ale Raymond P. Shurrager
Shurrager
Oklahoma City
Shuringer
Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville
D. C
Travis AF Base
Calif
Shutrager
Tinker
Donaldson AF
Norman Shurrager
Air Force
Waterford High School
Jean ‘Kimbrell
8. C
Donaldson
Randall Frederick Shurrager
Judge Advocates Legal Prostitution in Walnut Grove
Judge Milo E. Dye, nearing retirement, says state controlled houses of prostitution would protect youths and virtuous women. After enforcing existing laws, he notes 650 in fines from a brothel raid and plans to retire December 1 to go fishing. He frames the idea as one he wants to leave with the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Calif
Milo E. Dye
San Francisco
Hope Recreates Roberta Role on NBC TV Debut
Bob Hope marks 25 years of stardom with the television debut of Roberta the Broadway hit. He will reprise Huckleberry Haines, pal of the All America football star who inherits a Paris fashion house. Howard Keel Anna Maria Alberghetti and Janis Paige co star in the NBC presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huluiwuul
Bob Hope
Roberta
Hope
Huckleberry Haines
Paris
Howard Keel
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Janis Paige
NBC
Dulles Battles Cease Fire Plans Amid Formosa Tangle
Washington AP Secretary of State Dulles faces a clash over a proposed cease fire in the Formosa area. Peiping and the Soviet Union reject any halt in hostilities while Chiang Kai-shek faces pressure over demilitarization talks. The United States pledges to defend Chiang’s forces on Formosa but not Quemoy, creating a strategic dilemma as troop shifts threaten regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
United Nations
Formosa
Peiping
China
United
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Far East
America
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Chiang
United States
George Yeh
James Marlow
AP News 4
Eisenhower
Elf
Yeh
Forno ‘Sa
Mars Islands
Therselves
Chlane
Lonly
Elserhhower
Vietam
Korea
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Btate University Teachers College
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Harry Porter
Resistriubis
Thomas Motors
Common Pleas Court
Delmar Irwin
Irwin
Alex Tryzhink
Hotel Corry
LeBoeuf Run
State Department of Highways
Fountainette
Warren County
F. L. Baressi
Eric
Thomas C. Hoffman
The
Redevelopment Authority
Revlon
Carroll's
Bradford
Robert L. Dehner
Charles M. Shull
Donald E Boyer
Tyndford
Shalt
Detmer
McIntyre’s
Holy Redénniet Church
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Winchester
Virginia
Angus Mereford Orthorn
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association, Inc
Bos
Lama
Batary
Kane
Ttusville
Arthur McGonigi
Titusville
Harry L. Matthews
Colonel Drake
Sopp
Regina Krauchin
Erlangen
Germany
Blagenka Voreniic
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Cyprus
Clothes
the Winter Co
State St. Erie
Kraft’s
Beh
Torre Ke Enos
Marlow
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
YAN Ancesy
Gooryear
Goodyear
FOX Keystone Service
Columbus Ave
Phatie
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