Paragraf Report of Crashes and Local News
Police report a car struck a child at East Main street while a driver tuned into a five way. A girl ran into the auto. she was unhurt after examination. Minor damage occurred to a Spoon car. a Titech vehicle was involved at East Main and Center. A private funeral was held for Kenneth Mansell Jr. at Sharon, the area’s second polio victim in 32 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Robbins Jr
East Main Street
Fast Main Street
Robbins
Arid Mig
Dan ‘Paggart
Miss Downe May Spoon
Columbus
Willey Titeh
R.D- 3
Corry Titeh
East Main
Center Streets
South Center Street
Titeh
Kenneth Mansell Jr
Sharon
Emma J Parker Dies at 75 After Illness in Cory
Emma J Parker 75 died at 2 80 am after a brief illness on Tuesday in Cory where she lived her life. Born February 25 1878 she married Silas Parker on December 25 1895. Survived by daughters Mrs Howard Quested Mrs D L Cowlyn and Mrs W H Bremer Kamp plus one brother and several relatives. Funeral arrangements at Pine Grove Cemetery family lot with Interment following at Pine Grove under local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mio
Mana Crarer
Tspare South Street
Cory
Silas Parker
D. L. Cowlyn
Des Planes
W. H. Bremer- Kamp
East St. Louis
Caries Potter
Park Ride
Til
Nike
Mis
Walter D. Johnson
Corey
Ken
G'elock
Pine Grove Cemetery
General State Authority
Commonwealth
Yarrow and Guild Pency
Micro Wave Unit To Link Erie Bell Network
Erie officials announce a microwave link to connect the Inca Bell Telephone office with Bell System TV facilities. The system will use a West 6th Street building as a hub and a new tower near Waterford ten miles south of Erie, forming part of a Cleveland to Bystaly route to relay signals to the WICU studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Erie
Inca Bell Telephoie Co
Nnde
Bell System
Ione Wistinee Bell
West 6Th
Mdi
Lesvork
Isi
Rompatiy
Stevenson
Pyle Geluy
Long Lines Department
American Telephone and Fotegraph Co
Waterford
Erie
Bell
WICU
Mail Handler Nabbed In Theft in Jamestown and Elmira
A mail handler for the Erie Railroad, Gordon R. Barrett, 43, faces federal appeal next week over theft of 19 rail pouches containing thousands of letters. Barrett waived examination. $10,006 bond set, $20,000 property bond. About 18 bags recovered, two in Falls Brook ravine and five in Barrett’s cellar. theft spanned May to July. Barrett allegedly admitted taking only $80 in cash and a wristwatch, with postal clerks moving to locate the remaining mail or forward to senders.
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Jamestown
al Elmira
Erie Railroad
Gordon R. Barrett
Willits
W. Grew
Hiniira
Wis
Chemung Poway
Setanti
Parsuin Po Fk
E-Ravine
Falls Brook
Elmira
Barrett
Spector
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John P.fenstermacher
Warren
Te Pennsylvani Electric Company
Pension
Veterin
Peneles
Fenstermacher
Pfc
George Kateina
Heine
Pfo
John Hornick
Lawrence Park
Allison Wade
Waxven
Albert Foster
R. D. Corry
Wade Henry
Youngsville
U. S
Huy D. Camper
R. D
Corry
Nhs
Army
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua County
Walter Trevitt
Storleburn
Mel
Waleter Knot
Aly
Stoneboro
Mercer Hospital
Kenneth Boon
Ry D
Corty
Yesteday
Margaret Jeanne Vanssens
al Yanssens
Snyder Circle
Raymond Davies
Leon Davids
Eleshvert
Floyd Wilkinson
Spring Creek
Ansute
Wheelaric
Corry Memorial Hospital
James
Edward Burkhart
West Irving Street
Pennsylvania American Legion
Pittshiwk
Inphides Corry
van Richard—M Horner
Cochranton
Rex ‘Theatre
Pibeinis
Toos
Reemarim
Harrisburg
State Five
Lewistown
Pennsylvania Firemen's
Bob Desmond
Emma J. Parker
Hardware
Langhurst & Stewart Niederriter’s
Root Appliance
Stahl’s
Jewelry Fair
A&p McIntyre’s
Cherry Hardware
Singer Sewing Center
Merritt Appliance
Barnes & Carrig Brigham Hardware
Collier's Television
All-Way Electric Co
Olds the Florist Console
National Surplus
Barach’s Home Furniture
Patterson Photo Products
Croscut’s Ice Cream Bar
Spiesman’s Shoe Store
WCU
Winiel
Ube
Langhurst & Stewart
Main St
Al’s
Clothes
Rayon & Dacrons
Gabardines
Leisure Coats
N. Center
Men's Leisure Coats
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