Five Die In Head-On Crash Near Grove City
SICKILLED IN CAR CRASH NEAR GROVE CITY. A head-on collision Saturday near Grove City airport killed five men and a woman. William Held, Eugene Bartlett, Allen Matthews, Robert Buxton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Winger died. Nelson, injured, is hospitalized with possible skull fracture and leg injuries. he is a teacher in the Ol City district.
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Ska
Grove City
Epneth Nelson
Clark
Wired
Warren
William Held
Woodbury
Eugene Bartlett
Sharpsville
Allen Matthews
Grove
Robert Buxton
RD. 2
Wesley ‘Winger
Nelson
Oll City
Teachers College
Allo
Gas Nearly Burst Ribs From Gas Relief Claim
A Corry reader reports severe abdominal gas causing chest and rib pain. She credits Erb-Help, a herbal formula, with eliminating gas pressure, reducing bloating, and improving overall well being. Sold at local drug stores.
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Corry
Census Check Starts Today in Erie County
Erie County is among 100 areas nationwide selected by the U S Bureau of Census for a scientific sampling project on population, migration and housing. The April survey runs today through April 26 under district supervisor William D Gooley, with county officials noting the project will yield a detailed national picture. Concurrently, county leaders oppose a proposed hospital annex due to high costs and limited current need, suggesting state facilities could handle tuberculosis patients for now.
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Birsar
America
Erie County
U. S
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Cue County
William D. Gooley
William Supplee
Easter Visits Across Town Create Local Social Ties
Lottsville and Youngsville residents shared Easter hospitality and family visits as guests arrived from Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Local gatherings included a stork flower tea, home extension craft sessions remodeling hats, and a lodge meeting with initiations and planned degree practices. A model sale barn at Lowe farm was announced with bleachers for 257 and space for 200 head livestock ahead of spring events.
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Lotisville
Robert Scott
Som
Fred Reed
Greenville
Aith
Harold Mallery
John Mallery
Youngsville
Emory Jordan
Anthony Moniac
T. Sheridan Haker and
T. S. Moreland
James
Town
Goodwill of
Pittsburgh
Roy Wells
Goodwill
Ralph Flick
Claris
Thuxsday
Bernice Huntley
Corry
Robert Bete
Franklin Wer
Dinney
Nell Huntley
Helen Johnson
James Fitzgerald
Floyd Dyke
Youngeville
Allen Baker
William Saunders, Jr
William Saunders
Sugar
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Eflen Gourley
Clara Weichwald
Bila Chase
Nellie Gourley
Margaret Bartow
Mary Fitzgerald
Margaret Claris
Musicia
Doris Chapman
RSNG
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Marion Mallory
Ls.v.g
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Inside Guardian
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Carr
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Raith Wilson
Betty Beagle
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Lowe Farm
Death by own action body found by son
Erie man Horace Wald was found hanged in his garage by his son Merrel Wald. Coroner believed the suicide occurred two days earlier, possibly since April 9. Wald had worked for Yellow Cab for 20 years, later farming, retiring five years ago and living with his son after a farmhouse fire. He survived by son Merrel, another son Harry Wald, a sister Mrs Olderberg and a grandchild.
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Merrel Wald
Horace Wald
Warren W. Wood
Ward
Yellow Cablo
Merrel
Harry C. Wald
Springfield
Olderberg
Youngsville
Two men arrested for Ajax Steel burglary and theft
George Hunt a 24 year old truck driver and Leonard Mattson a 26 year old acetylene burner were arrested at 3 48 p m Saturday and charged with burglarizing Ajax Steel and Supply Co Friday night Detectives Donald McCurdy Edward Williams State Policemen Vita Beck and Ellis Hamaker made the arrests A dump truck filled with scrap batteries and old iron was stolen from the company garage and the office was entered Hearings set before Alderman Joseph Kiuszewski
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Eris
Ajax Steel and Supply Co
George Hunt
Leonard Mattson
Donald McCurdy
Edward Williams
Vita Beck
Ellis Hamaker
Peter Cotscliis
Joseph Kiusczewski
Seventh Day Adventists Announce Fortieth Ingathering Campaign
The Seventh Day Adventists launched their fortieth annual ingathering for medical missions hospitals and world wide welfare under Pastor Eric A Beavon at North Center Street The drive aims to fund overseas relief with a 1 3 million goal and highlights a 100 percent tithe paying ministry and 80 percent tithe paying members while noting generous support from religious and civic leaders A note on material use mentions United States cotton consumption enough to cloth a doll that could reach the moon twenty eight times
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Uqefy Rieyeloensory Amvers Su Om
Eric A. Beavon
S.D.A
North Center Street
Beaven
America
Uch Aémirel
Beaver
Jodinais
Beavan
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