Courageous rescue saves 21 month old in Wesleyville fire
A Wesleyville mother risked her life entering a burning trailer at Wagner Trailer Court to rescue her sleeping 21 month old son at 1 30 pm. The trailer valued at 5000 was heavily damaged with 2500 in losses. In other notices, a property exchange at 349 South Center street Erie County courthouse, Blue Ridge Natural Gas plans two deep gas wells near Oil City, and stock to be issued to raise 3 2 million dollars for drilling. Union City Police discharge officer Glayde Perry for physical disability, Frank Kennedy assigned as patrolman, and Merbert Hammond named alternate. Nineteen defendants face liquor code violations tied to minors in Franklin area. sentences include fines and three months in county jail.
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Wesleyville
Frank Radacoy
Wagner
Pearl and
Bird Drive
Harry Wagner
Blue Ridge Natural Gas and
Ol Corporation of
New York
Oil City
Union City Council
Offirer
Glayde Perry
Civil Service
Ainge
Perry
Paul Behan
Union City Police Department
Frank Kennedy
Merbert Hammond Wasl
Mrwnklin City Police
State Liquor Control Board
Franklin
Dudge McCrackin
Cotte
Community activities at MINI Village fire hall tonight
Social events run tonight and tomorrow night at the MINI Village fire hall feature a food plan demonstration, free movies and slides, and a community share program with profits and gifts. A crowd is expected, with 1954 profits cited against 1955 projections.
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Mini Village
At & O'Clock
Quaker State OW Refiring Co
Kidnap Slayer Executed Today in Kansas City
Arthur Ross Brown was executed in the Missouri gas chamber for kidnapping, robbing, raping and fatally attacking 94 year old Wilma Allen of Kansas City last August. He had confessed after arrest in San Francisco last November and pleaded guilty in federal court. He welcomed the death penalty to end the crime-haunted life.
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Jefferson Cit
Asiyeil
Arthur Ross Brown
Miasour
Wilma Allen
Kansas City
Brown
San Francisco
Kans City
Baby Sitter Replaced After Couple Returns Home
A Denton babysitter was asked to leave her job after a married couple at North Texas State College asked a neighbor to watch their children for the evening. When the couple returned, another neighbor had taken her place. The substitute said the original babysitter had gone to the hospital to have a baby.
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Veatun
Tex
Denton
North Texas State College
Miner Joseph Giant 50 Killed at Renton Coal Mine
Export resident Joseph Giant 50 was killed when he was caught between a motor car and a mine wall at Renton Coal Mine. He had won the North Side last night during his annual retreat.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Giant
Renton
Mrs Mary Mullen Dies At Home
Mrs Mary Mullen 136 West Bond street died at her home after weeks of illness. A Corry native, she was a lifelong member of St Thomas Church and the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association. Survived by daughter Miss Trene M Mullen. Requiem Mass Monday at 9 30 a.m. at St Thomas Church. Temporary interment planned at Pine Grove Cemetery with burial at a later date.
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Mary A. Mullen
West
Bond Street
Wallness
Severn
Corry
Jame O'Leary
St. Thomas’ Church
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Dennis Mullen
Trene M. Mullen
Monay
Pine Grove
SL. Thomas’ Cemetery
Postpone New Trial For Police Officer
Fred Burdell, a former North Brnd dock policeman charged with a 116000 robbery, will have a new trial postponed from May 26 to April 16. Judge J Frank Graff of Armstrong County granted the delay to allow defense witnesses and case preparation. The Supreme Court ordered the new trial after Burdell appealed his robbery conviction at the home of Butler coal operator Crate Soul. in 1953 Burdell was free on a 10000 bond.
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Associa
Cco Buyler
Fred Burdell
North Brnd
J. Frank Graff
Armstrong County
State Supreme Court
Burdell
Crate Soul
Butler
Hold Area Man In Attempt To Murder Family
JAMESTOWN Ellicott Town Court arraigned Meyers 40 Ross Mills on first degree assault after a 2:15 a m incident in the couple’s home. Neighbors alerted police as Meyers fired a slug grazing his wife and aimed at their 15 year old son, who wrestled the gun away. Meyers held for Grand Jury.
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Jamestown — Charity
Meyers
Ross Mills
Ellicott Peace Justice Court
Ross Mills Road
Falconer
Ellicott
Elmer Widlund
the Stone
Widlund
Man shoots at wife after tussle over gun in Ames
Widlund reported the youth fired by accident during a struggle for the shotgun. The shot went through a house coat, grazing Mrs. Meyers’s left kneecap and lodging in nearby planking. Neighbors Fred and Mrs. Haight responded to the scene, while the wife was treated by a physician for a superficial wound.
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Widlund
Meyers
Hose Company Purchases Kepler Hotel for HQ Relocation
Taylor Hose Co. buys the three story Kepler Hotel and adjacent storeroom for 100000 dollars. The volunteer fire department will move its headquarters to the hotel, which will be remodeled. David Agnew, former Lafayette Hotel manager, will operate the new establishment. Metals like aluminum copper and gold serve as pigments when ground very fine.
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Meedvible
Kepler
Taylor Hose Co
Hose Company
David Agnew
Lafayette
Rites Set for Area Dentist Dr Clyde Hordusky
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 p m tomorrow from Glensi Funeral Home Union City for Dr Clyde Hordusky Union City dentist who died at his home yesterday Survived by wife Zila three sons George Roger Walter and Dor othy and two daughters Donna Mae and a student at Florida State University Also a sister Miss Lena Hordusky of Geneva O His daughter in law is Virginia Crowell of Corry Friends may call at the funeral home this evening donations to the Heart Fund in Well of Mowers are requested Interment will be at Mount Pleasant Cemetery Geneva Rev Dwight Jack will officiate Also reports the death of Reginald A Fletcher 74 former St Louis Post-Dispatch eastern manager and former national advertising manager of Munsey newspapers who had worked for several papers including Cleveland Plain Dealer Cleveland News and the Montreal Star
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Glensi
Union City
Clyde Hordusky
Hordusky
Corry
Here
Zila
George
Roger
Walter
Grove City College
Donna Mae
Cleveland
Dorothy
Florida State University
Lena Hordusky
Geneva
George Hordusky
Virginia Crowell
Well
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Dwight Jack
First Methodist Church of
New York
Reginald A Fletcher
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Munsey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
Cleveland News
Montreal Star
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Donald Croscott
Chautauqua County
Union City Chair Company
Charles P. Bok
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St. Paul's Monastery
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Dodd
Corry Cookes
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the National Bank OF Corry
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