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Letter to Editor: Worthwhile CauseThere's a worthwhile cause roundabout the Boro, to which I know you'll want to contribute when you hear the facts. Hatfield was telling me that the Slumville Boy's Club baseball team needs about S200. They did right well last year, all but winning the championship, and they need money for balls, bats and umpires. He is the athletic director of the outfit. Do give them a little financial backing because they need it and deserve it. Bad Kids, Bad ParentsNelson said that 90 per cent of 9,000 children he had witnessed parading before judges of juveniTe courts came from homes which were disrupted by divorce or other reasons. "Parents should establish a Arm home relationship on which children can depend," declared Nelson. |
Attack Fatal To City WomanAn elderly woman collapsed on the street early Monday morning and died shortly afterward on the way to the Hospital of the Seriously Ill with a heart attack. She was Miss Jane Doe. An employ of the Autocar Company. The 64-year-old woman was stricken as she was walking to work at 7:15 A. M., in front of Frank's Shop. Patrolman Barny Fife of the Lower City Township Police, noticed the woman as she stumbled and fell. He made her as comfortable as possible, then called for an ambulance. She was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead on arrival by Dr. S. Livingless. |
Breakfast Crash — Dairyman Collides With Egg DealerCars collide almost every day, but it's not every day that the driver of one deals in milk and butter and the driver of the other in eggs. Sounds rather like breakfast on the highway. The accident happened last Sunday night. Cost ConferenceJim C. Moore, president of the GearCity Chapter, National Association of Cost Accountants, announced yesterday that the GearCity Regional Cost Conference will be held at the VENT Hotel. |