Young Trapper Found Drowned in Oxonked Creek
RIE Dec Lir Harey Wils of Bays Springfield drowned in Oxonked Creek near his home while trapping Friday morning. Coroner Lester Ryans of Kens Springfield said Wils, a medically discharged Army veteran with epilepsy, likely fell into the creek while keeping to his affliction. His father Mimey Wilson alerted rescuers after finding him partially submerged. The search began when Wilson failed to find the youth at home.
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Harey
Wils
Bays Springfield
Denty
Lester Ryans
Springfield
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Evans
Mimey Wilson
Wison
Lo Petun
Mr. Wilson
Pittsburgh's Old Bill Had 175000 Estate
Pittsburgh dispatch reports estate of the barber known as Old Bill. He left about 360000 in bonds and cash in multiple banks, plus 5000 to charity and about 40000 to a daughter in Cleveland. Remainder to brother, nephew, and cousins. he died Tuesday with 261 in cash found on him.
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Pomemuen
Brazil
Republic of Ghuto
Boston
Lynn
Mise
Blanche
Tome
Cleveland
Neiges
Community Christmas Events Across Sparta District
A collage of local happenings includes PTA Christmas supper and gift exchange led by Mrs. Ralph McAninehy with prizes won by Mrs. Harald Patchen. Friendly Neighbors meet with Mrs. Florence Sherlock featuring a Christmas program and guest Selma Dershel. Royal Arch Masonry and Eastern Star gatherings recall yearend celebrations. notices about church services, a bake sale benefit, and residents attending meetings in Sparta. Key figures include Mrs. A. Winans, Mag Java Richards, Mrs. Nea Hopkins, Mrs. Grace Scofield, and Rev. George O Keefe among others.
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Mechunte Street
Nyirmein
Heller's
Iymiasim
Ofeler
Pierdor
Dingle
Liv Chirist
Nian
Ralph McAninehy
Mix
G. R. Stenman
Waller Plell
Ralph Blykeslee
Dixon
Nic Wink Parker
A. Winans
Trenswer
Mag
Java Richards
Fharald Patchen
Steve Blast
Sparta
PTA
Piatt J
Eastern Star
Union Gily
GR. Steadman
Florence Sherlock
Selma Dershel
Nea Hopkins
Gly
Daley Stockton
Fer Soyer
Gladys Tord
Grace "Winton
Centerville
Tri-County Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Winton Wis
Lord Lyle Shanahan
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge of
Maisons
Ray Ehrhart
Prank
Navy Hospital
Fis
Oliver
Berean
Bertha Biston
Meadville
John Fulborn
Coke Raceun
Grace Scofield
Michigan
Margaret Bbblle
Ralph ‘Flston
Irene Kitsler
Harold Ritenperick
E. H. Gallen
Ab Butler
Hey
Callens
J. A. Waugman
Fmily
Worthington
O. BR. Steadman
Lyle Stranahan
Z. S. Ingrim
Royal Arch
The
Masons
Cory
Mel
D. V. Kinney
Ruth Sconten
Kansas City
Arthur Seonten
Western Ain Lines
Helen Ross
Albion
Mhuraday
Wules
Scouten
Grange
Suniel Ramblers
Baptist
Stelock
Gospel Tabernacle
I Peter
Oliver Thompson
State Lot
Oelock
Paul Smith
State Police Note on Slow Vehicle Passing Rules
The State Police issue guidance on speed and lane etiquette. Slow moving vehicles must stay to the far right to avoid hazards. Motorists should not attempt dangerous passes when traffic is congested. A clear reminder to pull off when possible to allow faster traffic to pass safely.
Large gas well drilled near Kane yields strong output
A new gas well near Kane produced multiple hundred thousand feet of gas after drilling yesterday in Husheytn. The well, described as a major find, follows several recent wells in the same area that have shown around the million foot mark in production. Mrs Kane has previously contributed notable outputs from nearby wells.
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Ran
B. Rank
Husheytn
Mitiluy
Kane
Veteran’s home destroyed in blaze near Cinby Road
Alvin Derwford, a twice discharged Navy veteran, lost his bungalow in a fire on Cinby Road. Fire crews from Ridge and West Lik Hose Campions battled the blaze. The home and furniture were destroyed. damage estimated at 10,000 with partial insurance. The cause under investigation after an oil stove exploded.
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Alvin Derwford
Cinby Road
Phil Ehileros
Sis
Crawford
Campiunes
Cruiwined
Jy Insurance
Svork
Traffic Deaths In Erie County Rise In 1944 Reports
A wartime summary reports twenty traffic fatalities in Erie County during the first months of 1944 with pedestrians heavily involved. The State Bureau notes year over year increases from 1943 rural and urban sections and highlights statewide rises in traffic deaths in early 1946 compared to 1944.
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Pennsylvania
Maral Distriets
Linfretten
Urbum
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