Kelly In Grave Condition From Gunshot Wound
Former Congressman Clyde Kelly, 62, remains in grave condition after a self inflicted gunshot wound in Marchand, Pennsylvania. He was airlifted to Adrien hospital where doctors report a wound to the abdomen and a punctured lung with internal bleeding. Mrs Octa Neville, a nurse, and Dr Truman Abbey from Washington, arrived to attend him, with Abbey staying at the bedside through the evening. Kelly’s daughters, Mrs Kelly, and Mrs Neville witnessed the shooting during a frog hunting trip.
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Punxsutawney Hospital
United Press
Punxsutawney
Clyde Kelly
Adrien Hospital
Allegheny County
Kelly
Marchand
Here
Octa Neville
Braddock
Geo.’ W. Musser
Jeff Davis Becomes Workingman at 27th Union Meet
Jeff Davis known as Hobo King shifts to workingman status in Wheeling and reveals he has been employed since November by a tobacco company. He campaigns as a goodwill disciple, promoting the product and taking orders for weekly pay. Davis leads the International Itinerant Workers Union, which says it returned more than 1,000 runaways to parents in 1984 and 1,200 so far this year.
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Wikirsuine
Ww. Va
Ttme Davis
King of
Wheeling
Beaver River Canalization Blocked In Steel Valley Rally
United Press reports an organized drive by the Upper Ohio Valley Association to stop a proposed Beaver and Mahoning canalization project from Beaver, Pa to Struthers. They condemn a 47 million dollar plan, warn of subsidies to steel interests, and stress harm to Beaver valley businesses and local taxpayers.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Beaver
Mahoningee
Beavey
Struthers, C
Upper Ohio Valley Association
United States Senate Commerce Committee
Upper Ohio
Monongahela
Allegheny
United States
W. D. Styer
Beaver Valley
Dodgers Clinch Wins In Seven Games Run
Dodgers unleash offensive barrage with 18 hits and four pitchers silenced as they pull off a sweep. Cardinals rise to second after Paul Dean's second win, while Giants edge Boston in 11 innings and Ruth misses a home run spree at the Polo Grounds. Reds fall to Pirates 4 3, as Cleveland tops the Browns 7 6 with Vosmik triple in ninth. White Sox beat Tigers 7 2 and Senators rally past the Athletics.
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Daffiness
Babe Herméas
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Pirates
Reds
Cardinals
Paul Dean
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Boston
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Red Puffing
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Vosmik
Cleveland
Brown
Tribe
Sam Jones
Tigers
Fox
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Helo Sox
Corry Woman Eva Fisher Dies Suddenly at 72
Corry resident Mrs Eva Jones Fisher widow of Clement Fisher died suddenly at her sister Miss Anna Jones home in Spartansburg Pa while visiting. She was 72, had moved to Corry from Spartansburg years ago. Funeral Friday at 1 pm at Torrey Funeral Home Spartansburg, Rev T P Kelly, interment Greendale Cemetery Meadville.
Fire danger rises as forests stay dry in Warren area
Officials from state and federal forestry report very dry woods in Warren, warning fire risk will grow without heavy rain. A small Sheffield fire yesterday covered about one tenth of an acre, while a four acre blaze near Kingua was the last reported by the federal department. Rain is hoped soon as cloudiness and light winds helped yesterday.
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Kingua
Beer bottle attack reported in OK City hospital incident
In OK City a man injured after being struck with a beer bottle following repeated removals from a Spruce street beer garden. He was hit on the head and taken to a hospital after the altercation on Monday night. Charles A. Shuss spent Tuesday on a business trip and was en route to Shippensville, Pa, when police reported the incident.
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OL Wazx
Emerald Street
OK City Hospital
Tate
Codutez
Spruce Street
Charles A. Shuss
Shippensville
Beaverdam Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Beaverdam April 23 local brief lists numerous visits and gatherings. People from Corry Union City Erie Spartansburg Wattsburg and Warren attend church events, Grange meeting, Easter cantata, and family visits. The Beaver Dam Lawn Cemetery annual meeting is announced for May 8 at 8 30 p.m. with local officers urged to attend.
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Beaverdam
W. H. Cummings
Villa Farnham
Ruth Snyder
Corry
Charles Swan
Spencer Ladies Aid Society
Dessa Levenson
Gat Proctor
Walter Proctor
James Proctor
Donation Hill
Paul Smith
M. L. Brees
Robert Mulvin
Ns. Lyons
Gerald Bagisy
Cood
United Brethren Foreign Missionary Society
H. D. Whitney
Annie McDonnell
Union City
Lee Proctor
Neil Estes
Erie
Merle Cummings
Julius Paykoy
Anne
Akron
Julius Fawkoy
Gerald Bagley
Karl Ruffener
Betty
Gordon Maynard
Clark Proctor
R. Lyons
Jay Smith
Charles Hoge
Od Me Gael Proctor
Beaverdam Lawn Cemetery
Liveryone
M. L. Breed
Charles Miller
Warren
James Crowell
Charles Breed
Jack Schubeck
Billy Behubeck
Tom Dennis
Helen Dennis
North Mast
Churlus Mudge
Leon Proctor
Joe Frank Wits
Higley
Robert Mulgin
United Brethren Church
Paul Weaver
Carl Proctor
Methodist
United Brethren
Rexford
Claude Maynard
Calvin Caldwell
Tision City
Clayton Proctor
Homer Proctor
Service Set for 22 Year Old Fassel
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Russell home for Christopher P. Fassel aged 22 found accidentally asphyxiated in his apartment on East Front Street Monday night. Rev. Thomas L. Small will officiate with interment in Grove Hill cemetery. Fassel was prominent in musical circles and athletics during high school and had begun work Monday as a collector for the Nelson Insurance Agency.
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Russell
East
Thiet Shreel
Christopher P. Fassel
East Front Street
Thomas L. Small
Christ Episcopal Church
Grove Hill Cemetery
Nelson Insurance Agency
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Hobo King
Beaver River
Struthers
Youngstown
Federal Reserve System
Beaverdam and
United
Thursdy
Webb McCray
E. A. Lyons
North
Hust
Clarence
Waits
Khug
W. J. Cummings
Ernast Yeager
Mealville
Louise
Ruth Smith
HD. Whitney
Grange
Fred Shannon
Little Coole
Guy Hayes
Wattsbutssey
George Buttenbat
Tom Fullom
Car] Gates
Brie
Charles Proctor
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
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