11-year-old Exit woman dies leaving estate to friend
An 11-year-old Exit woman died recently and left her entire $10,000 estate to a friend, Sally Seichick Glassman directed in her will that it be given to "my beloved friend" Marian Simon. The item appears in a local notices page with multiple public notices and community items including meetings, auctions, and legal actions.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Sally Seichick Glassman
Marian Simon
Moose
Erle
Kent Ohio
Raymond DeDionisto
Nick Buto
John A. Hantels
the Bay
At The Hospital Struggles To Call Eight Physicians In Emergency
The hospital could not assemble eight physicians during an emergency. The report lists admissions including Frad Groters in Clymer and multiple residents across RD routes and streets. A fire at a residence near Slippery Rock prompted a rescue effort. a neighbor pulled Hoffman from the blaze but the dog died.
Frank E Norman Dies At Erie
Frank E Norman dies in Erie at 69 after a brief illness at St Vincent's Hospital. Born March 4 1800 in Ludlow Massachusetts he worked at Skinner Engine Works and Erie Concrete and Steel before retirement. Survivors include wife Mabel, son Albert of Lebanon Pa, three stepsons, a sister in Indian Orchard Mass. Funeral services Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Wesleyville Baptist Church with Rev. William Cornelius. interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Normon
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mr. Norman
Ludlow
Mass
Erie
Skinner Engine Works
Erie Concrete and Steel
Mabel Norman
Albert Norman
Lebanon
Samuel
Harold
Keith Sperling
Anna Gardner
Indian Orchards
Bracken Funeral Home
William Cornelius
Wesleyville Baptists Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Fire Rescue Victim Improves Not Saving Dog
Senaye Lily Sus cuit, son of George M Hoffman 61, who nearly died trying to rescue his dog from a burning home, is improving. Officials said he was in critical condition with first second and third degree burns, but his condition is now fair. Hoffman was a soft drink distributor.
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Tor
Hoffman
Senaye
Lily — Sus Cuit
George M. Hoffman
Son
Daughter Wins Olympic Crown For NYC Baker Ed Heiss
NEW YORK AP Papa Heiss an immigrant baker in Queens sacrificed to fund Carol Heiss Olympic skating dream. At Squaw Valley she won the women's time skating title, dedicating victory to mother and father who supported lessons and expenses. Ed Heiss kept working at the bakery and cared for siblings while Carol trained. The piece notes costs of skates and costumes and the family’s pride. Milton Amline, 87, longtime publisher and prison administrator, died in Charlottesville.
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New York
Ed Heiss
Papa Heiss
Ozone Park
Queens
Squaw Valley
Calif
Carol Heiss
Paker
United States
Carol
Daddy
Marie
Heiss
Nancy
Bruce
Brooklyn Ice Palace
Mama Heiss
Charlottesville
Milton Frederick Amline
Kansas
Kentucky
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Barnes & Carrig
Eric
Harold V. Emling
Emling
Robert
Syracuse
William
VFW
Hotel Corry
Erie Parking Authority
Eve
Engneer Donald McNeil
Pittburgh
Evie
Women's Civic Club
B. F. Goodrich
Columbus Home Extension Group
Grange Hall
Rita Quigley
Warren
Warren LE
Linder
PE Gheriff
Watten County
Alexander
Flicker
Deer Head Inn
Kaneshave DB
Sellweiher
Rae
Gomeh
Kane
Courth
Senvel
Ber
Thi Tind Wardom
Edward T MéDermott
Tne Parley
Westfield
Harold R. Hurtpence
Mim
Agnes
Westfield Pon
St. Vitteent’ Hospital
Ed Reddinger
William Helsler
Richard Thompson
Francis Spearman
Thompson
Elgin - Beaverdam Fire Company
Route
Elgin Read
Erie County Commissioners
Lake City
Lindley Stedelianteats
Meadville
Helen Motter
Meadville City Hospital
Motter
Lawrence
Lifehip
Franklin
YMCA
Titusville School Board
Selbert-Hequembourg
Corry
Dairymen's League
McCray
Firth
Martin Showers
Centerville
Chicago
New
Orlando W. Wilson
University of California Criminology
Wilson
Far
A. m
Corry Memoral Hospital
Frank E. Norman
Honolulu
Rolf Armstrong
Armstrong
Los Angeles
Brown and Bigelow
Bay Folly
Mien
GO Goliath
Veterans Auto
Columbus
Gorgward Group
TUFFY
Washington Streets
Coats
Johnny Hart
Frank Litz
Spring St
Men's &K
Vales
Atoup Boys
Al’s Clothes Shop
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