Akron youths killed in rear-end crash near Sunbury
Three Akron teens died when their car rammed a steel truck on Ohio 3 south of Sunbury. Victims Glen Marsden 20 and passengers Margaret DePriest 17 Bonnie Barnes 17 identified. Truck driver Pearl Harris 33 of Columbus unharmed. Cras h occurred on a slight incline two miles south of Sunbury.
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Sunbury
Glen Vincent Marsden
Margaret Irene DePriest
Bonnie Lee Barnes
Highway Patrol
Ohio
Pearl S.harris
Columbus
Girls Drama Course Opens At YMCA For Girls
Dramatic instruction for girls aged nine to twelve returns Monday at the YMCA. The eight week program ends with a play for parents and friends, limited to 20 participants who did not take the prior session. Sessions run Mondays 5 to 6 30 pm through March 14 with rehearsals beginning March 21 for the April 16 performance.
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YMCA
Dick Hundley
Teamsters End Pepsi Bottling Strike With Three Year Pact
After a 15 day walkout the Striking Teamsters at Pepsi Cola Bottling Co Cincinnati voted to accept a three year contract. The agreement includes a wage increase seniority job security and a guaranteed work week.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Writer Has Court Date
Los Angeles novelist Thomas Chamales must appear in court on March 21 to answer charges of battery drunkenness and disturbing the peace at his estranged wife Helen O Connel s home. He allegedly threw a milk bottle fought arresting officers during a family row last November 26.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Chamales
Helen O'Connell
Chamales
O’connell
Methodist Hospitals And Homes Kept Busy
The Methodist Church reports its 2 percent hospitals and homes cared for 1 520 913 persons last year. Dr Olin E Oeschger says assets rose from 415 566 557 to 465 470 954 in 1959 at the annual board meetings in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Church
Olin E. Oeschger
Chicago
Boards of
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Warren County Advances Water District Plans and Zoning Changes
Warren County commissioners accepted engineer Nelson Watson's plans for a county water district and will send them to the state health board for approval. They approved water rate contracts with Franklin and Lebanon, raised zoning fees, appointed Harry Snider to a zoning appeals board, and approved annexation of 194 264 acres of the Henry Corwin property north of Lebanon. An easterly Fourth Street repaving payment to Franklin was authorized along with road widening by Del Layne.
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Nelson Watson
Warren County
State Board of Health
Franklin
Lebanon Wa
Franklin Council
Franklin City
Watson
Commission
Blue Ball-Reg Lion-Franklin Township
Harry Snider
Harlan Township
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Laynecrest
del Layne
Beame Farm
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Second Streets
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Fourth Street
Henry Corwin
Rt. 48
Two Churches Plan United Revival
The New Hope Baptist Church and the Union Baptist Church join to sponsor a revival opening February 22 at the New Hope church. The guest evangelist will be Rev. C. H. Parker of Birmingham Alabama. A united prayer service starts at 7 p.m. today at Union Baptist.
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Union Baptist Church
New Hope Church
C. H. Parker
Birmingham
Ala
Peterson's Ointment Relieves Piles Fast
It is estimated that over a million dollars a year is spent on remedies for itch of piles. Drugists say cooling astringent Peterson's Ointment soothes pile torture in minutes. 55¢ box or 85¢ tube applicator. Delight or money back.
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