Week of local crime news and community notices
A man was grabbed on a GAS side street and relieved of his billfold with the assailants fleeing. In Titusville, school merger questions and harness racing policy dominate the primary election discourse. Fire destroyed Patterson Lumber Co. mill in Galeton, with extensive damage and firefighter efforts noted. Local groups announce events, and an Erie doctor survived a two car collision, treating himself at his office. Community calendars list card parties, weddings, and club gatherings.
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Cambridge Springs
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Harrisburg
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Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Sparansburg Area
A hospital list records admissions and discharges over the weekend at Corry Memorial Hospital. Names include Miss Mary Hetrick Spar tansboro and Mrs. Willie Moore Sherman, with addresses across Spar tansburg, Clymer, and nearby towns. Several patients were discharged on Saturday and Sunday, including Mrs Pred Styl Pittsfield and Mrs Maude Hutchins Concord Street, among others.
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Fred N. Barton
Fairview A Street
A. A. Carborit
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Pittsfield
Maude A. Hutchins
Concord Street
Harold Brumagin
Eric Dean
King Street
Harvey Loveland
Robert Morrig
Kenneth Will
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Troop 80 Scouts Plan Spring Paper Drive
Boy Scout Troop 80 schedules its annual spring paper drive for May 7 with a rain date the following Saturday. Scouts urge papers and magazines tied in bundles at curbside to ease handling, funds aiding camp trips and equipment purchases for the 62 members. District gathering and activities linked to Mead Park and LeBueuf District are noted with local organizer Robert Jollay directing the efforts.
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Mily
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Pleasant Street
Une
Funeral services for Walter Maxwell announced
Walter Maxwell funeral services set from Bracken Panern Home Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Robert Pier officiating. Interment in Spring Creek Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Walter Maxwell
Bracken Panern Home
Robert Pier
Spring Creek
Presidential race analysis lists Nixon leading. Kennedy faces religion issue
In Washington AP analyst James Marlow notes Democrats split by religion with Stevenson and Johnson dynamics unclear. He highlights Kennedy as first Catholic candidate under fire in West Virginia while Humphrey struggles to secure labor support. Also mentions two births in Corry and Smyth death in California.
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Minnesota
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Kennedy
3000 Perish In Indian Earthquake
A massive quake devastates the region with 3000 deaths and widespread destruction. Foreign aid arrives swiftly as India pledges relief including food, medicine, and tents. Special trains move the injured to Shiraz hospital while Lar and Gerash suffer heavy losses and orphaned children are evacuated to Tehran.
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Tehran
Lax
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Lar
Gerash
Aftershocks Hit City After Major Quake in Norway
The report details a devastating sequence as a quake at 4 15 p m collapses most buildings and kills many. A six hour aftershock destroys remaining structures while rescuers fear only open air survivors remain. Strong instruments recorded the Lar quake in Norway surpassing the Agadir event.
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Peas
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