Funeral rites for Harry Spinks held in Sherman
The funeral for Harry Spinks of Bear Lake, who died yesterday, will be at Spitzer Funeral Home in Sherman Sunday afternoon with Rev. G Taylor Wright officiating. Burial follows at North Harmony Cemetery. Local items report a Garland man, Charles Klepke, arrested by State Police after a wife filed charges. he posted $500 bond and faces court next Wednesday. Firefighters contained a smoldering refrigerator motor at 611 South Center Street. A dog killed on West Smith Street was owned by Michael Piestrillo. Gerald Eastman of Sportanksburg was jailed for drunken conduct on First Avenue and fined. Benjamin Goldin, 68, an auctioneer, died in a three-vehicle crash at East Randolph. coroner cites accidental death. Good Friday observances expand nationwide. churches and businesses increasingly close or offer services. Pennsylvania liquor board cites 3 percent of bars and taverns for violations. most licensees have no prior citations. Trout stocking at Corry Hatchery includes 2,600 fish for Little Brokenstraw week. Mrs. Flossie Fosburgh treated for a knife cut on a finger. Hart Douglas, father of Dr Lawrence Douglas, dies at Enon Valley. funeral Monday in Bethel Church.
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Harry Spinks
Bear Lake
Spitzer
Sherman
Spartansburg Fair Sets Vaccination Rule For Cattle
Spartansburg Fair Association approves Bang's disease testing for cattle to be exhibited. Dates set for September 11 to 13 with fireworks and a free nod by provisional exhibitors. Val Shreve presided. officers elected include Darrel V. Hutchinson as president and J. L. Goodwill as treasurer. Next meeting scheduled for May 2.
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Sparta Fair
Bang
Spartansburg
Spartanshire Fair Association
Val Shreve
C. J. Burton
J. L. Goodwill
Roland Putmam
Ghirence Nichols
Harlan Burlingame
Sidney “Winans
Guy Neil Stra
Clarence Fuller
John Casay
Clarence Nichols
Harry Firth
William Harrison
Hany Firth
William Allen Dies After Long Illness in DuBois Area
William Allen 64 died after a lengthy illness at Humot Hospital at 4 16 yesterday. A former Erie Daily Times delivery route worker and Snap-Tie Corp. employee, he lived in DuBois area and was survived by two sons, two daughters, a sister, a brother, and a niece. Funeral set for 2 PM Monday at Mowry Funeral Home with interment in Rumberger Cemetery in DuBois.
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William Mowry Mu
Plant foreman shot in attempted hold up at Latrobe
In Latrobe Pa April 5 two men acting in their routine shot Morton Cruft 40 plant foreman as he fled toward the McPeely Brick Co main office carrying a 17000 payroll for 175 workers. The officers report the bandits entered in a stolen car and fired as Crain attempted to elude them.
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Paar Latrobe
Oman
Morton Cruft
McPeely Brick Co
Crain H
Erie Protestes Penelec Hike Brij?
City lawyers ordered to file a protest against a 7 to 8 percent rate increase by Penelec Erie Electric Co. The Erie Industrial Union Committee urged the city to fully review the rise, placing the burden on the company to justify the hike and noting potential May implementation without municipal input. City officials cited about 140000 for street lights among 200000 yearly power costs.
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Lea
The
Penney
Vania Electric Co
Council
CIO
Erie Industrial Unin Comet
Sanehar Mawrice Coughlin
Coughlin
Continnuing pay envelopes and pursuit near brick yard
Fellow workers said Crain raced Niganto into one brick yard about a mile from town. He was pursued by two men with gunnysack hoods. Crain leaped from the car and dashed into the office. Two shots rang out. one hit him in the back and he fell. The gunmen fled in a 1950 Ford sedan abandoned five miles away.
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Crain
Niganto
Grain
Ginman
Service Yesterday for Mrs Leona Harrington
Yesterday services were held for Mrs Leona Harrington at the Methodist Church in Garland. Attendants from Youngsville and area joined family including M B Mainer Cools Meath Howard Davison Forest Markenberger Floyd Hockenberry Charles Anthony and many others. The Youngsville American Legion Auxiliary members attended the service and the body lay in state at the church.
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Leia Hare Cington
Yoesvis
Willian A. Olimbertin
M. B. Mainer
Cools Meath
Howard Davison
Forest
Charles Anthony
le Ameritar Legion Aux
Youngsville
Garland
Twypcaleis Wens
40 Red Planes Lost In Weekly SE Asia Air War
Associated Press reports in Seoul detail 40 Soviet planes lost or damaged as FEAF logs the heaviest weekly toll against Red Army air power since October. The week totals include eight Russian MiGs shot down, two bombers and several fighters destroyed, with UN jets also lost in air combat and ground fire incidents near the Bat Line.
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Seoul
Sabre Jris
Uelat
Ale Foresy
FEAF
United Nations
Corry Woman Adopts Italian War Orphan
A Corry woman adopts an Italian war orphan, Antonina, after her father was killed by a bomb off Bylermey. Antonina’s mother is left with two children, suffering poverty and reliance on a war pension and charity. The narrative notes Antonina’s health and schooling, and appeals for support to maintain the child’s well being and education. Domenica is the other child mentioned.
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Antonina
Bylermey
Elassind Miceribie
Antofina
Lothie
An- Faninn
Ieeking
Amd
Ancowina
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Charles Klepke
Warren
Klepke
Tracy Greenlind
Nat
Warren County
Cory Fremen
Dorr Warner
South Center Street
Archie Shepard
West Pleasant Street
West Smith Street
Lcense
Michael Piestrillo
East Pleaaast Street
Gerald Eastman
Sportansburg
Morntine
First Avenue
Erie Railroad
East Randolph
Benjamin Goldin
Samuel T. Bowers
Jamestown General Hospital
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S. A
State Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
Frederick T. Gelder
Nquor Control Board
Craireman
Bnt
Corry
Flossie Fosburgh
Bash Washington Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hart Douglas
Lawrence Douglas
Toonl
Enon Valley
New Castle
Bethel
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
William Allen
Erie
Penelec
CIO Council
Rotary Minstrel Corry High Auditorium
Sea's Drug Store
Leona Harrington
Cipal
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Ipbatiste
ORION
Topp
North Center Street
Gardeneer
Firestone
Firestone Lawn
Acod
Niederriter’s
Barney
South First Avenue
Corry, Pa
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