Government Crime Insurance Expands to Keystoners Areas
The government begins crime insurance in several states including Pennsylvania starting August 1. Coverage details specify burglary and observed theft rules, required locking devices, deductibles, and limits up to 15 000 for residences and 15 000 for businesses with no limit on claims.
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Pennsylvania
Insurance Company of North
Times
James M. Rose
Crime Insurance
Rose
The
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Maryland
Illinois
District of Columbia
Coal Show Plans Kick Off With Decorating At Carmichaels Hall
Carmichaels and Nemacolin fire companies plus the Carmichaels Chamber of Commerce meet 7:30 p.m. Monday at the fire hall to decorate for the 1971 Coal Show running August 29 to September 4 at Joyland Park. The King Coal Association meets 8 p.m. Thursdays to finalize show plans. Opening day includes a noon basket picnic, 1:30 p.m. official opening, and a 2 p.m. Tri-County band concert directed by Ray Battaglini.
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Carmichaels
Carmichaels and
Nemacolin Fire Companies
Carmichaels Chamber of Commerce
King Coal Association
Tri-County
Joyland Park
Tri-County Band Association
Ray Battaglini
George R. Yorke
Paul Connor
William C. Groves
Carmichaels-Cumberland Township Volunteer Fire Company
Harry Gabeletto
Nemacolin Fire Company
Charles Donley
Carmichaels Area
Social Security
Greene County Association For Retarded Children
Sokol
Grumman Allied Industries
Novotny Furnace
Ronald Burch
Carmichaels Area High School
Ewing Phillips
Bank to acquire Carmichaels theater site for parking
The former Lund Theater on Market Street Carmichaels was scheduled for demolition last week after the First National Bank purchased the property for parking. The bank already owns adjacent land and plans to expand if needed. The theater was rebuilt about 15 years ago and has stood closed for years. A deed recorded last week at Waynesburg shows the bank bought it for 19000 from Louis P Falvo and wife of Pittsburgh. Donald R Vail of Morgantown attended an Equitable Life conference at The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
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Carmichaels
Lund
First National Bank At
Market Street
Public Square
Waynesburg
Louis P. Falvo
Pittsburgh
Donald R. Vail
Morgantown
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Recreation sites added to district in Albert Gallatin area
Albert Gallatin Area School District adds three sites McClellandtown Langston Stadium and D Ford Swaney Elementary and Smithfield playground to evening hours 5 30 to 8 30 Monday through Friday until Aug 20 program includes basketball volleyball softball and other games Local Man Elected Leroy Erhard Masontown named president of Fayette County Firemen Association at recent two day convention Other officers include Steve Yourich Monarch Leonard Lynch Perry Township Michael Liptak Grindsone John Wardman Brownsville John C Whetstone Smithfield Rev John Grim Farmington Contests at convention McClellandtown Hose team earned second place Fayette City won first with McClellandtown participants Art Vaccaro Ed Balas Bill Reacard Blake Grove John Hess Tony Wesolowsky
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Masontown
Albert Gallatin
McClellandtown
Langston Stadium
D. Ford Swaney
Smithfield
Leroy Erhard
Fayette County
John Wardman
Brownsville
John C. Whetstone
John Grim
Farmington
Steel posts block trucks on Rt. 19 Mt. Morris
Two large tractor trailer rigs owned by Todd Longspan of Standard International halted on Route 19 in Mt. Morris for over two hours. Posts were set at the bank and parking lot corner after prior truck routes damaged properties, creating traffic and safety concerns as 95 foot roof joists limited crossing options.
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Rt. 19
Mt. Morris
Rices Landing Bank
Todd Longspan
Standard International of
Point of the Rocks, Md
Roush Motors
Rices Landing National Bank
Mechanic Welds 46-Foot MT MORRIS Fishing Vessel
James Wade of Mystic Connecticut built the steel hull fishing boat and launched it at Noank Shipyard Connecticut. The christening drew many attendees as Wade’s daughter Jane broke the champagne bottle on the bow and Wade explained the vessel's name Why Not. Wade's family roots trace to Mt Morris Pennsylvania with his wife Leanna Ritter and daughter Jane born in 1958.
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MT. Morris
James Wade
Mystic
Conn
Noank
Connecticut
Wade
Jane
Maple Wade
Leanna Ritter
Nellie Ritter
Mystic, Conn
Cecil Ritter
Janet
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Keystoners
Thelma Callaghan
IDA Beverage
By Evelyn Teagarden
Monongahela
Allegheny Power System
Frigida
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