One Drowns One Saved In Mishaps At Chautauqua Lake
In Chautauqua Lake, Rev. Robert L. Dady 42 of Buffalo drowned while swimming from a motorboat piloted by his son’s 15 year old. Camille. Dady disappeared as David Reilly 38 of Columbus Ohio swam to shore. Camille and Reilly saved the day by reaching shore and reporting to the sheriff. A search began after 2 p.m. with Civil Defense and Maple Springs Fire Department aid. A separate incident at Presque Isle near Erie saw 16 year old Cathy Lewis of Pittsburgh nearly drown after being swept out by a current at an unguarded beach. lifeguards reported rough water and a strong current as beaches closed earlier that day.
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Chautauqua
Robert L. Dady
Buffalo
Erie County Community Action Organization
Chautauqua Lake
Dady
Camille
Miss Dady
David Reilly
Columbus
Ohio
Reilly
Dewittville
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Department
Civil Defense and
Maple Springs Fire Department
Pettinato
Cathy Lewis
Pittsburgh
State Park
Donald Klingensmith
Pattinato
Meadville Area Hippies In Trouble In Other Towns
Four alleged hippies were found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to 30 days in Crawford County Prison by Cambridge Springs Justice of the Peace Marian Gilson. A fifth was acquitted. Defendants Philip Kehoe Columbus Ohio William Smith Jr Liverpool NY Kenneth Nash East Palestine Ohio Stephen Spencer Mount Vernon Ohio were arrested with a 16 year old girl from Harmonsburg and released on 100 bail each. George W. Green Grove City was found innocent. Police say they had two cents among them and hung around a park fountain while residents from the Harmonsburg hippie colony face additional morals charges and a burglary case in Warren.
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Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Marian Gilson
Gilson
Philip Kehoe
Columbus
Ohio
William Smith Jr
Liverpool
N.Y
Kenneth Nash
East Palestine
Stephen Spencer
Mount Vernon
George W. Green
Grove City
Robert J. Leonhart
Harmonsburg
Erie
Roger Fischer
R. Gordon Kennedy
Donald W. Ladner
St. Agatha’s High School
Warren
Warrants Issued for Harmonyburg Burglary Suspects
Warrants issued for Charles Hamm Jr. and Michael Werick, both of Harmonsburg, after they allegedly entered a Limestone Township summer home near Tidicute on August 11. A radio and alcoholic beverages were taken from the Burns residence in North Tonawanda, N.Y. Authorities detained the suspects in Crawford County jail pending disposition. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs David Bayle of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. mother Karen Nielsen Bayle.
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Harry W. Jabo
Warren Substation
Charles Hamm Jr
Michael Werick
Harmonsburg
Limestone Township
Tidicute
Robert Burns
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Crawford County
Jabo
Meadville
Warren
Warren County
David Bayle
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bayle
Karen Nielson
Everything Set For Erie County Fair
The Erie County Fair sponsored by the Wattsburg Agricultural Society opens at noon on Monday at the fairgrounds. It features livestock exhibits harness racing and contests with hundreds of attractions promising a record fair. Notable superintendents are Arthur Harwood cattle Robe rt Harwood sheep and swine Marion Brace poultry Francis Kuhns and others. Attractions include Oink America s singing pig. The fair runs daily noon to through August 31. Admission is 1 for adults with free admission for children under 12.
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Erie County
Wattsburg Agricultural Society
Arthur Harwood
Robert Harwood
Marion Brace
Francis Kuhns
Ora Gibbons
John Rouse
Edna McCoy
Brron E. Decker
Martha Gorka
Oink
America
Agricultural Grants Okayed Three PA Schools Win Grants
The Pennsylvania State University receives 315 514 dollars, the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine 138 820 dollars, and Delaware Valley College of Science and Agriculture 9 000 dollars in state agricultural grants announced by Agriculture Secretary Leland H. Bull. Funds support studies on plant diseases animal disorders pesticides and related topics.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Leland H. Bull
Pennsylvania State University
University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine
Delaware Valley College of Science and Agriculture
Pirates Win After Weekend Trip To Pittsburgh
Evelyn Merkle reports a Washington Pa trip with Mr and Mrs Richard Vanderhoof of Corry. They stayed in Washington, visited a Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, and returned home after the Pirates won. Mrs Harland Weidner hosted the Princess Pat Club at her garden with many alumni from Dawonage and Wahato Campfire groups. Attendees from Spartansburg and nearby towns shared remembrances and photos. The Lay family hosted Galion Ohio visitors. A vocal recital by Miss Phyllis Brenner at the school gym Friday at 8 15 pm benefits the Lucy Morris Scholarship Fund. The final half of the recital will be sacred classical selections. Plan to attend.
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Evelyn Merkle Hs
Pittsburgh
Richard Vanderhoof
Corry
Washington
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Pirates
Harland Weidner
Princess Pat Club
Harold Thompson
Wilmington
Zalif
Carl Smith
St. Joud
Fla
Howard Marlin
Meadville
Ralph Merry
Linesville
Carl Hopkins
Wesleyville
Rex Still
Warren
Arthur Himebaugh
Centerville
Spartansburg
Oscar Most
Val Shreve
Harry Firth
Charles Scarem
Guy Fish
Iva Sackett
Joseph Laibach
Eddie
Galion
Ohio
Sparta
George Lay
WLD
Girard
Life Live Camp
Youth For Christ
Law
William Boythe
Alice Laibach
Fairview
Phyllis Brenner
Miss Brenner
Mr. Helberg
Manhattan
Brandishes Gun But Toy Confirms No Real Threat
Franklin police identified John Savage of Warren via California route as the man who waved a handgun at several people before 3 a.m. The weapon was discovered to be a toy after Savage said he displayed it following a remark to his wife and a threat. Savage and his family were sent toward Warren. Edward J. Reinauer, 31, of Greensburg, died when his car left Pennsylvania 119 near New Stanton, rolling over an embankment.
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Franklin
Gary Hurley
Larry Baker
John Savage
Warren
California
Savage
New Stanton
Edward J. Reinauer
Greensburg
Pennsylvania 119
Pittsburgh Man Sentenced to Max Term for Psychiatric Eval
A Pittsburgh man asked the court for mercy as Judge Rabe F. Marsh imposed the maximum sentence to qualify him for a psychiatric examination at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary.
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Pittsburgh
Rabe F. Marsher
Lewisburg
Getaway Car Driver Given 25 Year Term
WITTSBURGH AP a man police said provided the getaway car for the so called commuter bandit faces a possible 95 years imprisonment today Richard P Chiocca 28 of
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