Youths in station wagon cause lawn damage in city
A complaint from Wayne Street resident describes a reckless run by a gang of about ten youths in a cream colored station wagon that damaged a lawn. Police checked routes all night but did not find the vehicle. Separately, a husband on East Street faced a peace bond threat after a nocturnal disturbance, while other items note license deadlines, college degrees, a civil verdict, and county public assistance changes.
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Alton Bromley
Vera Bromley
Meni Avenue
East Main Street
King Street
Bromley
Sherman D Hills Dies at 4:20 A.M. in Wayne Township Life-Long Resident
Sherman D Hills RD 3 longtime Wayne township resident died yesterday at 4 20 AM at his niece Mrs Archie Hurlbut s home R D 4 after two weeks of care. Born September 1 1878 he spent his life on the same farm and retired several years ago. Survived by one sister Mrs Jennie Slye who lives with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Archie Harlbur Friends may call Bracken Keating Funeral Home with service Wednesday at 2 PM Interment in Beaver Dam Cemetery.
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Sherman D. Hills
Wayne Township
Archie Hurlbut
Mr. Hills
Jennie Slye
Archie Harlbur
Bracken- Keating
Beaver Dam
Three U S Army soldiers sentenced to Eastern Penitentiary
In Harrisburg on January 28, Judge William H. Neely sentenced Corporal Thomas F. Jackson, Private David A. Barnd, and Private Richard L. Goff to two and a half to five years in Eastern State Penitentiary for attacking an 18 year old girl near Indiantown Gap. Each must pay a $25 fine and costs. defense motion to serve term in Dauphin county prison was denied.
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Harrisburg
U S. Army
Eastern State Penitentiary
William H. Neely
Thomas F. Jackson
Plasterco
David A
Barnd
Findlay
Richard L. Goff
van Buren
Indiantown Gap
Seven Year-Old Survives Plunge From Fifth Story Window
New York reports seven year old Albert Magee fell from a fifth story window while bouncing on a bed. He landed on dirt and walked away with no apparent injuries, according to police.
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New York
Albert Magee
Plane crash shock injures eighteen aboard Capital Airlines flight
Eighteen passengers on Capital Airlines Flight 805 from Washington to Chicago aboard a southbound jet near Cleveland suffered injuries when a sudden downdraft dropped the plane about 200 feet before leveling off. Pilot William Mason radioed for rescue as the crew diverted to Cleveland Hopkins. one passenger released after treatment, five remained hospitalized with non serious injuries, including Arthur J. Gerard who described waking amid a sudden drop and a bleeding stewardess identified as Genevieve Foster. The plane landed at 3:30 a.m. and passengers were moved to another aircraft for the remainder of the trip to Chicago as weather prevented a Pittsburgh connection.
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Misa Genevieve Foster
Alexandria
Sion
Johnsonburg Man Robbed in New Jersey In Tunnel
Detectives investigated a Johnsonburg Pennsylvania man for robbery in the Holland Tunnel and assault in East Rutherford New Jersey. He says three men he met in a Greenwich Village bar lured him to the tunnel then robbed him of 250 dollars and dumped him from a car.
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Soday
Pennsylvania
Holland Tunnel
East Rutherford
N. J
Donald Woakes
Johnsonburg
Greenwich Village
Hollands Tunnel
Hust Rutherford
Hi Y Pre-Legislature Conference Elects Leader
Donald Bagley president of the Court Hi organization was elected top officer at the northwest district pre-legislative conference at Allegheny College. He will serve as chaplain for the YMA legislative in Harrisburg March 14 15. Twenty two representatives were chosen as HiV members from the northwest district attended. The youthful legislators depart Meadville March 13 for Harrisburg arriving Friday morning and return around 1 am Sunday.
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Court Hi
Sulinday
Allegheny Collene
Bagley
YMA
Harrisburg
Northwest District
Meadville
Corry Mayor Proclaims Elks Anniversary and Facial Hair Fun
The Corry mayor proclaims the Elks 50th anniversary to be observed from February 1 to April 26 with planned ceremonies during the week of April 21. A featured festivity will be the facial hair display with all male residents invited to join the “Fugitives from the Razor” by growing mustaches beards or goatees.
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Corry Lodge
Wks
J. Fred Kinley
Elks
Robert Barto
Richard Bachofne
AS Boay
James Carrig
Mayor Kinley
al Morrison
J. F. Needham
Protective Order of Elks
Order of Fugitives From the
Razor
Rte
J. Fred. Kinley
Corry
EU Youth Groups Merge Over Weekend in Pennsylvania
Delegates from about 250 western Pennsylvania churches gathered in Johnstown for the joint annual meeting as the Evangelical United Brethren Church conferences merged. Officers include Evelyn McIlenry of Punxsutawney as president, Jay Brown of Johnstown as vice president, and Beverly Kelley of Altoona as secretary.
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Diet Eey Taht
Sansa
Western Pennsylvania
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Church United
Service Saturday for Joseph Konopka
A service was held Saturday for Joseph Konopka with Fr Locke and Fr Hannan officiating. Raymond P. Sullivan and G were among the pallbearers, and candles were lit at the church during the ceremony.
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Joseph Konopka
Nopka
Fr Locke
Joseph Ko- Hannan
Raymond P. Sullivan
Berippery
Itestaen van Habe
Penn State faculty see large pay increases reported
Penn State staff and faculty received salary raises totaling about 100 percent of payroll in a move described as closing gaps with peer institutions. President Milton Risern Hower said further increases will be needed to stay competitive. The college plans new centers near Philadelphia and Erie and discusses expansion at Oxon center and others. A later note mentions Jewel robbery in Washington with $32,000 stolen and a dean Kennedy Jast night.
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Milton S. Eisenhower
Unt
Associated Press State College
Din
Pennsylvania Brave College
Milton 5. Risern
Hower
Merl
Penn State
Grant Enbienes
Bleenhower
Oxon
Philadelphia
Benrend
Erie
Tubois
Washington
Jan
Dean Kennedy
Willy Jao
Brlonkins
P Kennedy
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