Funeral notice and survivors listed for local resident
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a funeral service was conducted at a Funeral Home. The deceased is survived by siblings Charles and Mina plus Edith Bennett and Bessie Tagg among others. a grandchild is mentioned. Details such as date, exact names, and full relations are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion
Leic
Tutt
William Indiected
Mbers Wasa
Ous
Charles
Mina
Idith Bennett
Bessie Taggne
Ith
Battle Over Wet or Dry French Creek Town Ship
In Mayville a local option petition on alcohol sales faced an objection filed by Bernard Lipkowski, part owner and taxpayer, with the county board of elections. The objection cites no specifics. by law detailed items must be filed by Thursday. The petition seeks a November 3 election. it could affect one tavern and two off premise beer outlets. French Creek is currently wet. the last vote a decade ago left results unchanged. Two legal requirements are cited: filing with the town clerk and a certified copy with election officials, plus 25 percent of names of qualified voters as in the last gubernatorial vote, which was 215 voters. The required signatures amount to 54. NO NEWS CONFERENCE Washington President Eisenhower will not hold a news conference this week. The White House says he plans to meet with reporters next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Mayville
French Greek
Bernard Lipkowski
Lucy N. Johnson
Irriday
Edward Jeckerinke
Mose Name
Johnson
Hammond Dairy Cattle Take Honors in August Test
In Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association tests, Howard Hammond herd placed first and second with milk yields of 2,482 and 1,882 pounds and butterfat of 74.6 and 72.5 pounds. Top herd by production was Lawrence Swanson's grade Guern S with 187 pounds of milk and 38.6 pounds butterfat. 428 cows across 29 herds were tested. 31 produced over 50 pounds of butterfat and 51 exceeded 1,200 pounds of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hammond
Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Leonard Swanson
Hammond
Lie Paul Labawski
Oscar Dindstrom
Lawrence Swanson
Allen Gates
Stanley Baker
N. J. Gates
John Kolstee
Roland Gates
Nanticoke Mayor Dreier Sues for New Trial Motions
Anthony B. Dreier, mayor of Nanticoke, files motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment after his bribery conviction. Counsel calls verdict outrageous and faults jury reliance on uncorroborated testimony from ex policeman Ralph Farmer. Arguments set for October 26 in Luzerne County Court. If upheld, Dreier faces up to $10,000 fine and five years in prison.
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Nanticoke
Anthony B. Dreier
Iuzerne County Court
Peter Kanjorsti
Dreler
Ralph Farmer
Farmer
Drier
State College
Dreier
Jamestown youths face bus loot arrests in Falcons theft
Hamilton police have arrested George Carter 21 and seek Phillip Hayes 17 both of Jamestown in a bus looting case tied to the Jamestown Falcons. About 8000 in cash wallets watches and players’ gear were stolen from the Falcons bus after a game. Items were found in a car seat and a window was broken. Hayes is reportedly linked to an $800 check and forged credentials.
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Jamestown
Hamilton
Ont
Jamestown Falcons
Bik
al Hamilton
George Carter
Jamestaws
Phillip Hayes
Johny Freeburn
Canuediae Ely
Falcons
Gam
Freeburn
Hayes
Mike Lota
Lote
Funeral Mass Today for Miss Margaret Neylon
An Anequeen Mass for Miss Margaret Ann Neylon was held at 9:20 this morning at St Thomas Church with Rev Francis Graves the celebrant. Attending as hearers were Paul Taylor Arthur and Donald Neylon Frederick Barthalme Frank Ferry and George Sample. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Out of town attendees included Miss Delia Neylon Buffalo Mrs Richi Cole Williamsville N C Mr and Mrs Frederick Bartholme Union City and Mrs Clarence Baker Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Neylon
St. ‘Thomas Church
Francis Graves
Paul Taylor
Arthur
Donald Neylon
Frederick Barthalme
Frank Ferry
George Sample
Churchemetery
Delia Neylon
Buffalo
Richi Cole
Williamsville
N. C
Polio Cases Rise in Southwestern Pennsylvanian Tast Week
The City Health Department announced 36 new polio cases in Southwestern Pennsylvanian Tast Week, highlighting a sharp uptick in the region. Local health officials urged vaccination and hygiene measures to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Medics Oppose Coroner Setup At Pennsylvan ia Session
The Pennsylvania Medical Society urged abolition of the coroner system. Delegates called for appointive medical examiners, not elected coroners, to handle death investigations. They also opposed government care for veterans with non service linked ailments and discussed physician teaching in osteopathy. The group urged sterilization of congenital blind carriers as prevention.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Society
Commission On Conservation of Vision
Reform Commission Plans Public PR Drive on Medical Grievances
Dr John F Hartman leads a Beaver County physicians panel proposing a non compulsory approach to grievances against doctors. The plan envisions an impartial board to review complaints, with emphasis on education of professionals and the public, and a new emergency call system to ensure prompt medical service.
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Ins
John F. Hartman
Impani
Abuy
James L. Whitehill
Rochester
Beaver County
the Dove
Pittsburgh Hotel Workers threaten strike over contract
About 2900 service employees at six Pittsburgh hotels poised to strike October 4 if a deal with AFL Hotel and Restaurant Employees Alliance fails. The union seeks a 91-cent hourly raise, paid holidays, three meals, severance pay and a pension plan. Hotels propose a wage hike near 18 percent with concessions, citing business decline. The affected properties are William Penn, Pittsburgh, Roosevelt, Sheraton, Webster Hall, and Schenley hotels.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Allance
Tovolyes
Wilam Penn, Pittshier, Roosevelt, Sheraton
Webster Hall
Schenley Hotels
Evening Radio Schedule Listing for WBEN Tonight and Wednesday
A dense listing shows WBEN programming with news, sports, theatre, and variety shows. Notable items include Sagebrush Trail, News Caravan, My Son Jeep, Fireside Theatre, Judge For Yourself, Four Star Playhouse, Today, Garry Moore, Ding Dong School, Arthur Godfrey, Love of Life, Search for Tomorrow, Welcome Travelers, Howdy Doody, Boxing, Weather and Sports, and The Web among others. The guide maps time slots from 6:00 p m to 12:05 a m, outlining day parts and show names for audience planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBEN
Leo Tonight
News Caravan
Jeep
John Acton
Fireside ‘Theatre
Circle ‘Theatre
Four Star Playhouse
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Channel
Niederriter Co
Guilding Light
Travelers
Sportire
Outdoor Camera
Theatre Playhouse
Gen Marshall Pays Visit to Birthplace in Uniontown
Gen George Marshall retired Army Chief of Staff visited his birthplace Uniontown Pennsylvania spending time with old friends and revisiting Fort Necessity. He arrived from Leesburg Wisconsin with his wife and said he was eager to renew associations. This was his first visit in forty years. Born December 31 1880.
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Uniontown
George ©. Marshall
Army
Ily
Leesburg
Fort Necessity
Fork
George Washington
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West South Street
Corry, Pa
Rolley
Prussia
Uni
Gurlee
Curlee
Al’s
Lothes
Gen. Marshall
Topp
Niederriter’s
Blackstone
Uliderrter Company
Ines
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