Numerous Local Incidents Include Thefts Crashes And Court Actions
Local patrols cited H egman for four parking tickets since June 1 and fined him $31 after a 145 p m stop. Ralph Alford reported a stolen fog light from his Mead Avenue car. A three year old Oil City boy was rescued after d r i f t i n g in Cornplanter Run under high water near the Saltzmann brewery. Clifford Deeter Jr. escaped with minor injuries after a harrowing ride. A new state road map revised for a wide scale highway program was issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways and distributed by the Erie County Chamber. Dennis Beardsley reported bicycle theft near Rex Theatre. bicycle found on a high school lawn. Bernard Robbins, transferred between hospitals, sustained three broken ribs and a fractured clavicle in a crash. Joseph Manninen pleaded guilty to arson before local officials and a Crawford County judge, with sentencing pending. Real estate transfers and a home purchase were logged, and marriage license applications filed for two couples. A $200,000 Paul Hyland Hyais Memorial Fund aids students through Allegheny and Harvard programs. An East Street woman sought her husband’s arrest after reports of abuse. he was taken in for a cautious admonition. An auto operator license suspension was sustained for Marlo Wilhelm, who argued his driving duties but face was deemed too drastic to void. A five day forecast calls for mixed temperatures with showers and warmer days to follow, while recent finds of edible lamprey larvae in northwest Pennsylvania streams are noted by researchers.
Broadening Rural News and State Civil Service Exams
Ernest Shaffer 11 remains at Titusville Hospital after bicycle collision on Route 4 near the borough with possible skull fracture. State Civil Service Commission set August 26 exams for 150 clerical posts with the State Department. salaries from 2496 to 5106 dollars. Welfare Department exams in nine Pennsylvania cities slated for Saturday. salaries 2496 to 4068 dollars.
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State Civil Service Commission Today
State Department
State Welfare Department
State Civil Service Commission
Pennsylvania
News Notes From Elgin Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith and children of Finchey Lake visited relatives in Elgin on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles and Bienner visited their dinghom and family. Mr and Mrs Robert O Kafferlin of Spring Creek called Monday evening. Mr X0 Mes Marvin McCray and family picnicked at Glenwood Park Erie Sunday. The first Richard Layis family reunion was held at Mead Park on July 4 with 39 attendees. Dinner was served at 1 o clock. Officers were elected: president Edward Lewis Carry, vice president Lewis Smith Findley Luke secretary Helene Lewis Columbus treasurer Dorothy Harrington Gor ry RD 9 and Bernice Lewis
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Elgin
Lewis Smith
Finchey Lake
Elin
Charles Ind
Bienner
Dinghom
Robert O 'Kafferlin
Sprinng Creek
Marvin McCray
Glenwood Park
Erie
Richard Layis
Mead Park
Edward Lewis
Carry
Findley Luke
Helene Lewis
Columbua
Dorothy Harrington
Gorry
Bernice Lewis
Refreshment committee forms for events and upcoming reunion
Lorian Beutaly Silt Carrie Bell Tompkine and Evelyn McCray serve on the refreshment committee. An evening wilener roast was enjoyed. The next reunion is planned for July 4, 1951. venue to be decided. Mrs Rose Frodelius left Brandonville West Virginia after her nephew’s death.
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Lorian
Beutaly Silt
Carrie Bell Tompkine
Evelyn McCray
Rose Frodelius
Brandonville
W. Va
C. G
T Proflellois
Walter Burrows
Pect
Kenneth Coutt
Widow of Geronimo Dies on Mescalero Reservation
The widow Kate Cross-Eyes also called Kate Gross-Eyes, aged about 44, died at the Mescalero Indian Reservation. She was the widow of Geronimo theApache chieftain and survived by Nelson, Robert, and Geronimo’s wives. The news item notes her long association with the Mescalero agency since 1904.
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Pittsburgh
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M.S. Cobbell
Ralph Alford
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Saltzmann Brewery
Olt City
Clifford Deeter, Jr
Clifford J. Deeter
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Duff
Ray Smork
Dennis Beardsley
West Church Street
Rex Theatre
Hi School
Bernard Robbins
Corry
R. J
Corry Hospital
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Hamet Hospital
Newis
W. Fortune
Robbins
Joseph Manninen
FR. D
Townville
Dominick Lemme
Meadville
Herbert A. Mook
Crawford County
Munninen
Richmond Township
Murininen
Erie County Court Hole
Wilbert C. Merritt
George B. Chaseux
Gerry C. Miles
Katherine Schramling
Main Street
Gerey
Miles
Coletta A
Paul Lines
Abiselty
Paul Webber
S15
South Center Street
Cobbett Real Estate Agency
Erie County Court
Howse
Kenneth B. Grove
Franklin
Thelma J. Jenkins
Cory
Howard W. Hervick
Elinor M. Miller
Spring
Cribwford Venango
Warren Counties
Paul Hyland Hyais
Harry 5. Henne
Mariett
Ruth Hyland
East Street
Crayford County
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Marlo W. Wilhelm
Centerville
Willie
Cour
Athens Township
Tvestock
Wilhelm
Betty Wilhelm
Erie County
Mook
Wilhelmal
Unes
Arthur D. Brudined
Ile Scate Fateherg Laboratory
Great Lakes
Pennsyrvariia
Ernest Shaffer
Tell
Titusville Hospital
Fae
Route 4
Whitney Trotabout
Whitney
Meerdink
West Main and
Loblaws
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Salerno Cookies
Orchard Park
Clear Rapids
Firestone
Barney’s Firestone
Mabie Sheldon
Union City
Ved Palme
Clinton Palmer
Lavina Eller
Wie
Stephen’s Tullema Shuish
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Denmark
Sithedral
Viborg
FA Send
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Chicago
New York
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Cc. K. Mclean Tour Erie Ticket Agent
Eric
Faberge’s
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