Weather drift and local events at Franklin Pennsylvania
The report blends a long range weather sketch for Saturday through Tuesday with rising temperatures and mixed precipitation forecasts. It notes heavy fog or spray from a roadside fire in a separate incident and details a fatal fall from a roof at the Glasser residence in Franklin. It covers Civil Defense drills, a Meadville bank branch application for Franklin, county political candidacies, a possible wild dog or wolf sighting near Grand Valley, and a civil court verdict awarding damages over cattle sale disputes.
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Grand Valley
Multiple local records highlight Corry Crawford county activity
Marriage license applications filed at Evie county courthouse by James H Jansen and Mary E Blatt of Corry. A real estate transfer from James and Elizabeth Kelly and Co-operative G L F Holding to Rowland B Mahany and W W Waterhouse in Titusville. Car strike kills a dog on North Center Street, owner unnotified due to no license. Pennsylvania induction call issued for February draft quota with Corry board ordered to provide 23 men for pre induction physicals. 1950 fire damage in Columbus township totals 5190 dollars. chief Lester Howles reports eight alarms and 13 average responders per call, main loss at James Woodworth barn. January weather in Corry favorable with highs near 48 and lows around five, expected temperatures to rise. Licenses suspended for two Corry drivers for speeding. third license restored. Magnarditti license restored. Ex governor James H Duff commutes Floyd G Jones sentence in Allegheny County Workhouse for traffic death of Mable Newell. Tracy Whitehead of East Pleasant Street transferred to Hamot Hospital for surgery.
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Columbus Township
Lester Howles
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
James Woodworth
Flemen
James H. Duff
Floyd G. Jones
Kitlanning
Allegheny County
Mable Newell
R. D
St. Marys
Jones
Route 120
Newell
Abducted Boy Found Slain In Crete Suburb
The body of 13 year old Billy Rodenberg was found slain after being abducted Tuesday. He was last seen heading home near a trailer camp 35 miles south of Chicago. Will County coroner Dr. W Hugh Miller said he had been dead 8 to 12 hours before being discarded from a car about 10 30 p.m.
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Crete
Billy Rodenberg
Chicago
Crete Community
W. Hugh Miller
Will County
Erie to Add 16 New Diesels and Expand Radiotelephone Links
Erie railroad plans to add sixteen diesel locomotives of 2250 horsepower each, replacing four-wheeled trucks on some units. Each cab will have radio equipment for constant crew contact with wayside stations and dispatchers via the four way radiotelephone system. With these new units, the Erie diesel fleet will total 385 locomotives, with 41 on order for delivery later this year, marking a shift to the third motive power type in a century.
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Erie
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Meri
Peter H. Rapp
Emlenton
Joseph W. Glasser
Franklin
Franklin Hospital
Rapp
Glasser
Union City
First National Bank of
Meadville
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
H. C. Winslow
Meadville Banking Institution
Washington
Meadville Bank
Homer Coble
Dell Darling
Fred Lamberton
GOP
Tony Kulgancuk
Wayne Township
Anna’ Metenkanich
Amity Township
Erie County
Evie County Court House
James H. Jansen
Mary E. Blatt
Corry
James
Elizabeth Kelly
G.L.F. Holding Corporation
Rowland B. Mahany
W. W. Waterhouse
Titusville
Crawford County Court House
Ernest Wright
Warren
Eity
North Center Street
Selective Service Headquarters
Pennsylvania
Corry Board
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Frank Amoroso
South Center Street
William Thomon
Joseph Magnarditti
East Street
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Chevrolet
Stahl
Stahl's
Jewelers
S. Center St
Loblaws
Calif
Red Emperor
Orchard Park
Widmann
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Guignon's
Sun Phgire Sean
Darey
Mirro
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