Erie Area News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Notices
A turbulent Erie region report details a fatal auto crash on West Pleasant Street involving Marvin H McCoy 57 and several drivers including Eine Cluvna Doris Kinseh. traffic light checks continue. Other items include Boy Scout display, Army enlistments, real estate transfer, a partial lunar eclipse, flood survey by GSA, new leaders in local associations, court actions, and nine divorce decrees in Erie County Court.
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Marvin H. McCoy
Marcer Run
West Pleasant Street
Eine Cluvna
Snartansburo
Erie County
George E. Croker
Bilt Street
Felen FR. Croker
PUC May Force Lake Pleasant Bridge Over Railroad
Erie county officials say the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission could compel state action to fund a Lake Pleasant road bridge over Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Three fatalities on the S curve have raised urgency. Estimated replacement cost is 200000 dollars with cost sharing among the state, county, Millcreek township and the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PUC
ERIE
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Lake Pleasant Road
Pennsylvania
Ius
Millcreek Township
Winnie Judd Returns to Custody in Arizona
Winnie Ruth Judd, the so called Tiger Woman, surrendered to the state mental hospital in Phoenix under mysterious circumstances. She was scratched and battered with tinted hair, confirming reports of outside help and a previous escape attempt at the facility.
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Phoenix
Associated Press
Aziz
Peb
Winnie Ruthud
Tim Trick
Los Angeles
M. W. Conway
State Hospital
Mrs. Judd
Dr. Conway
Sheriff Sale Sought for Kaufhold Property in Erie
Fep G sorest R Taylor who won a $14 254 90 judgment against Henry Keurhold asked President Tl Evans to order a sheriff sale of 1002 08 Bunte street Erie. Kaufhold claims Taylor lacks power to order sale and notes grand jury involvement.
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Erie Fep. G
Sorest R. Taylor
Henry Keurhold
State Supreme Court
Tidge Hlmer TL. Evans
Kaufhold
Taylor
Bunte Street
Woman's Downtown Case Highlights 50,000 Property Battle
Taylor and his wife dispute ownership of a $50,000 property amid a downtown case. Taylor’s attorney Paul A. Bteph argued the sale was meant to defraud him as Kaufhold’s jury planned 10 a.m. today. The matter appeared before Judge Evans in Faummold chambers yesterday in a suit over the late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Paul A. Bteph
Kaufhold
Sng
Jucen Evans
Faummold
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Doris Kinseh
Kinsch
Gluvna
Northcanter End
Maurice Bird
Clymer
R. D
Cobbett
Boy Scout Troop 19
Columbus Vi
the Water
Hobse
Shoop
U. S Army
Air Force
William H. Blomp
Charles E. Robertux
First Ward
Erle Courtty Court House
United States
Naval Observatory
Clarion River
Elke County
Herbert P. Sarg R-Elk
GSA
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
GSA Technics Staf
V. le Smyers
DuBois
The
Cumber Dealers Association
Western Pennsylvania
George W. King
Tidioute
King
American Bantam Car Co
Wtgstion
Melvin A. Zurn
Zurn Manufacturing Go
Fred C. Marr
Congress
Menace Warren
Jefferson, Forrest, Elk, Clarion
Mckeen Counties
Frank Bliss Jay
Iage
North Center Street
Lake View Hospital
Summit Township
Ind
Shirley L. Miller
Corry
Miss Miller
Mercyhust College
Raymond Sandburg
Aero Mfg. Co
Selective Service
Frank Hepler
St. Petersburg
Florida
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Avene Nex Morter
Iorth
H. A. Perkins
Yale and Towne Lock Company
Citg
Margaret Walters
Waterford
Aero Supply Mt. Co
Archie Miller
West Washington Street
Alfred Ploss
Ohio Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
McInnix
Ploss
Allen Hasbrouck
Mead Avenue
Hasbrouck
Focal
Guignon
Joseph Gullynon
Dirk
Pollo
North Clymer
John Neckers
Cushing Child Study Club
Enterprise Gas Range
Winnie Judd
Grand Jury
Foster E. Davis & Son
Keystone VanCise
Martin Motor Sales
DODGE
South Street
LEED
Cory
Gillette
Susan Kellom
Department of the National Bank Hospital
Susie
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Safety Deposit
Yorke
Will Mernar
Aga
Ston
Owens
Luddy
Pete
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