Electrician Falls to Death at Tower Near Connellsville
Paul H. Miller a 36 year old electrician died Monday after a fall from a tower near Connellsville Pennsylvania. The coroner reported he fell while adjusting his safety belt during the job.
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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
2
Paul H. Miller a 36 year old electrician died Monday after a fall from a tower near Connellsville Pennsylvania. The coroner reported he fell while adjusting his safety belt during the job.
Notice to interested parties that Robert W Emmerson petitions for probate of Marie E Mead s will and letters testamentary, to be heard June 15 1962 at 9 30 am in San Bernardino Court House Room 308. Clerk V Dennis Wardle Deputy Edith Campbell signs. Attorney Ian John P O Connor represents petitioner. First publication June 5 1962.
Peter Smith a fifth grade pupil at Mission elementary school will guest on Hammerd Organ Harmonies tomorrow evening at 6 15 on TV channel 18 San Bernardino The 11 year old has studied organ for two years He lives with his parents at 24425 Central in Loma Linda and is a California resident since 1957 He likes math and social studies and also collects stamps shoots 33 on a 3 par golf course and bowls 118
The first motto placed on a United States coin was Mind Your Business on the 1787 cent. This early coin feature marks a notable moment in American numismatic history with the motto appearing on the 1787 cent.
Friends gathered at Ralph and Mrs. Sechrest's new 395 Dearborn street home for a housewarming Saturday evening. The event celebrated the couple's 34th wedding anniversary and Mrs. Sechrest's birthday with a tour, potluck dinner, and a ranch style cake. Attending were Gene Brassfield Ivan Hargrove Sam Peterman C J Wilshire Jack Cooper Cedric Appleton Emmett Osbun Lewis Barber Langdon Buch Dale Ferguson Florence Field Rose Best Nevin McCubbin Eddie Stafford. Not present were Gerald Parker Paul Shuttleworth. A chaise lounge was given to the Sechrests for their patio.
Questers met at the retirement home of Mrs. E. L. Danielson in Forest Home for a buffet luncheon. New officers installed were Mrs. Rodney L. Cranmer as president, Mrs. Robert Conney as vice president, Mrs. R. B. Thieme as secretary, and Mrs. C. S. Hunt as treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Brooks gave the program on ironstone china. other attendees included Mrs. Walter Dore, Mrs. Anthony Gazzo, Mrs. Albert Lacy, Mrs. John Lang, and Mrs. Henry C. Robinson.
Susan Erlinger, granddaughter of Herbert L Bell, wed Larry Kingston in a San Gabriel ceremony on June 2 at St James Presbyterian church. Attended by family including Robert Erlinger and the Bells of Redlands, reception at Pierre's in San Marino, honeymoon to Seattle World’s Fair and Canada, plan to live in San Gabriel.
The De Molay Mothers Club closed its year with a final meeting in the Masonic Temple where the All-Masonic barbecu e was discussed and plans made for a July De Molay family chicken dinner. Attending were Mrs. Katherine Bell and several Mmes. including Harry D. Wilms Jr., Wayne C. Hurst, Howard T. Wagen, Doran D. Isgiig, Edward B. Holtman, Earl J. Williams, Norman F. Pearson, Kenneth F. Lawrance, Lilly Nelson and Jean Fox.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 106 invites Post 106 and May Belle Wellman Post 734 to a joint officer installation Thursday at 7 30 p m. in the Post 106 clubhouse located at 820 West State Street.
Retired Teachers Association of Redlands Yucaipa district met at St Frances X Cabrini Church in Yucaipa. Yucaipa High School performers from HMS Pinafore entertained led by Donald Kelly. New officers installed by Mrs Marilla Sering with paddles. May and June birthdays honored with plants. Covered dish picnic planned for Sylvan Park on July 5.
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League at Christ Lutheran meets on the topic Christian Love Compels Equip ping Every Christian for His Mission led by Rev. A C Schaller. Committees are named for hospitality visiting welfare educational aids altar cards publicity sewing program flowers. Walls at Monte Vista Home in San Bernardino will stay. 70 calls reported. Stueven and Williams report on Phoenix convention. Hostesses Gutnecht and Gerkin.
Palm Camp Royal Neighbors of America will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the IOOF hall.
A discussion on how TV ads for household products mislead husbands about the ease of housework. It contrasts glamorous fictional housewives with the real effort women still invest in cleaning, ironing, cooking, and maintenance. The piece notes the disconnect between ad fantasy and daily labor.
Battle Creek River current swept Bill Burleson downstream during a dip and he needed help. A sympathetic restaurant owner lent clothes as Burleson returned to his starting point after the near mishap. The fragment ends with an incomplete detail.
The Wesleyan Sunday school class of First Methodist held a bon voyage breakfast honoring Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jim Jackson and Col. and Mrs. Alan B. Smith and their families as they transfer from Norton Air Force Base to Minnesota and Rhode Island. Guests included Col. and Mrs. Ross Rogers visiting from Washington, D.C. and Dr. Harry Weeks. Gifts, a merit award, and a duet were featured, with model missiles and planes decorating the room and numerous attendees listed among the long tribute of names.
An appreciation party honored Eudora Whisenand and Raymond T. Curtis at Desert Hot Springs Community Hall. Riverside Canton presented and retired the colors. Guests included new district deputies Mrs. Rhea Walker and Joe Matula. The program featured skits readings magic ventriloquism and music with gifts from Redlands Sapphire and Yuccaipa lodges. Refreshments and water lilies decor marked the social.
Auditions open for experienced players with the Redlands Bowl Symphony Orchestra per director Harry Farbman. Auditions at 7 38 p m Thursday in John Knox Hall First Presbyterian Church for all symphonic categories. Farbman conducts the fifth season opening Mendelssohn Elis ja h Friday July 6 and Sunday July 8 with three further concerts July 24 August 7 and August 21. Some players will also perform for the operas and Gilbert and Sullivan nights.
Registration of delegates for the annual House Party of the Baptist women of Southern California will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Fine Arts building on the University of Redlands campus. A dinner for the delegates is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. in the UK Commons.
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