Erie Couple Rescued From Fire By Local Workers
An Erie axl driver and his wife were saved from a blazing home yesterday by five neighborhood workers who forced entry through windows and aided the unconscious man Harlin Lancaster and his wife. Both were reported in good condition at St. Vincent's Hospital with burns and smoke inhalation. Attending workers from the Erie Bronze Co and the Penn Tron and Metal Co aided in the dramatic rescue following a call from Erie resident Erich Petesch. The incident ended as neighbors stabilized the couple and authorities arrived.
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Erie
Erie Axl
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harlin Lancaster
Lanncaster
Erie Bronze Co
Penn Tron and Metal Co
Me~ Callister
Erich Petesch
North East
Petesch
Hing Fish
Waterford
Coar
Domine Sarge
Eric
Charles Augustine
Gerald Olgin
Lancaster
Rural Mail Box Improve ment Week Urges Public Action
The Eun wifiee epcument designates April 27 through May 3 as Rural Mail Box Improvement Week. Rural carriers urge residents to replace old boxes, consolidate boxes on sturdy boards, and follow height and location guidance to improve service and keep mail safe. Local post office asks cooperation along county roads and notes some groups have adopted the project to beautify communities.
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Ruel
Tyne
Granges
United States Territory
Bear Lake Resident Eloy E Ross Dies Aged 64
Eloy E Ross RD 1 Bear Lake died this morning after a two year illness. Born April 3 1898 in Chandler's Valley, he was son of Ella M Ross and the late Charles Ross. Survived by mother, two brothers Waller J Ross Orville Ross five sisters Hurley Maley Harold Demel Margaret Ross Ivan Smith Esther Ross. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM Brabken Keating Funeral Home with interment Wrightsville Cemetery. Rural route is inspected by a Post Office representative.
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Eloy E. Ross
Bear Lake
Mr. Ross
Chandler's Valley
Ella M. Ross
Charles Ross
Edinboro
North East
Waller J. Ross
This City
Orville
Row Flares Over Church Changes
The leading opponent of Methodist changes, Charles Parlin of Englewood, says he will not agree to any alteration in church structure. A survey report recommends a coordinating council to head church administration, but with limited powers. The General Conference moved to iron out differences between supporters and opponents.
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Associated Presa San Francisco
Mlan
Servell
Eliurch
Methodist
General Conference
Charles ©. Parlin
Englewood
WW. J
Re~ Iporters
Cornell
Two Girl Stowaways Seek Return Home
Two girl stowaways request repatriation after being stranded abroad. Authorities discuss charges and possible options for funding the journey home. An attorney notes alternatives to immediate plane return while they remain in custody. Local officials consider temporary hardship aid to cover travel costs.
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Janes Mackeyey
Mackey
Man Held In Pipe Assault On Friend
Mayville officials report 21 year old Gerald Walrad of Buffalo charged with second degree assault after an early Sunday incident described as an attack on Ales Pawloski near Jamestown. Walrad, on probation for burglary and larceny, was to be arraigned before Peace Justice A Rey Perkins as investigators allege he struck the victim with a one inch pipe causing a head wound. The victim was taken to Wet Held Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Mayville
Gerald Walrad
Buffalo
Jamestown
Richard — Moynihan
Ales
Pawlosk
Dunkirk
Morvne
Walrad
Hunner
A. Rey Perkins
Moyatlan
Gerry
Pawlaski
Fredonis
Walrod
McAllister Youdy
Wnt
Mr. Moynihan Stil
Wet Held Memorial Hopital
L Lomahawk
Pawloski
Fredonia
Kraidk
Greel Walrad
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Eral
Wease
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AL Widmann
Teal
Post Office Department
Tunnell
J Grove
Tire
Fut Lange
Parlin
al Dhned Hinds
Cobbe Aitieral Conserence
Wwe
Air Force
Witten Tewey
Meeks
Greenwand
Mbis
Markey
Eas
Spacan
Corry Savings and Loan Association
South Center Street
Federal
France
Corp Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Philco TV
Philco
Ferior
Lederriter Company, Inc
South First Ave
Carry
Pate
Colorado
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