Inquest planned into death of Franklin man
Lawrence Norris 28 of Neartonville a former Franklin resident died late Monday when his coupe collided with a milk truck on Pleasantville Valley road near Monte Cherry Township Butler County. The milk truck driven by Mr Coast of Millbrook Mercer County sideswiped Norris causing his car to overturn. Norris who had been returning from a mine in Cherry Township where he and his brother Charles Norris of Wesley operated died within minutes. Dr M E Headland Butler County Coroner and State Highway Patrol investigated and an inquest was planned at the Butler courthouse Thursday. Norris was born Feb 28 1908 in Franklin and moved to the Clintonville area two years ago.
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Mrankilin
Lawrence Norris
Neartonville
Franklin
Pleasantvidle Valley
Monte
Cherry Township
Butler County
Clintonville
Mr. Coast
Millbrook
Mercer County
Norris
Charles Norris
Wesley
M. E. Headland
State Highway Patrol
Butler Barracks
Headland
Butler Court House
Forest Fire Destroys Large Kane Area Along Laurel Ave
A Kane forest blaze burned along Laurel Avenue from South Fraley Street toward Pennsylvania Avenue, covering a wide stretch as more than 100 workers battled the flames under a scorching sun. The fire began near the General Kane highway opposite Southover pond, likely sparked by a discarded cigarette from a passing car. Fire crews kept two hoses on the scene into the afternoon, with the blaze declared under control after hours of effort.
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Kane
Borough
Liits
Laurel Avenue
Fraley Street
Pennsylvania
General Kane Highway
South Fraley Street
Southover Pond
Good Market for Potatoes of Penn a
Harrisburg reports a strong demand for Pennsylvania certified seed potatoes this year exceeding supply. Secretary J Hansell French announced the Bureau of Plant Industry certified the last seed lots for shipment to growers in Potter Somerset and Cambria counties planting larger acreages for certified seed purposes than before.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell French
Bureau of Plant Industry
Potter
Somerset
Cambria
Japan hunts bootleggers in Osaka crackdown
Osaka police arrested one bootlegger and seek another as authorities target untaxed malt for brewing beer in a city that has not enacted prohibition. The case highlights a persistent illicit beer trade and ongoing law enforcement efforts in the Osaka area.
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Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Beaverdam Shower Attended by Wide Circle of Friends
Beaverdam July 15 many local residents attended a shower and reception for Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Smith at the Smiths home with guests from Corry Spartansburg Union City Waits burg Albion and North East. A large number brought gifts and a later gathering included visits to Erie and a United Brethren camp program at Findley Lake. Funeral for Mrs. Annie Bennett concluded in Cleveland cemetery.
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Beaverdam
HD. Whitney
Gerald Bagley
Charles Hodge
R. Lyons
J. A. Higley
Betty Knickerbocker
Carl Proctor
James Crowell
Rexford
Warren Proctor
Lawrence Watrous
Leon Proctor
Charles Proctor
Mya
Oralg Tompkins
Walter Proctor
Clinton Smith
Carl Lyons
Corry
Joseph McClelland
Ruth
Walter McClelland
Bradford
Ed McClelland
Ha McClelland
Erie
Alton Messenger
Grace Wheaton
Claude Maynard
Charles Swan
Waterford
W. H. Cummings
Clarence Bisbee
Wattsburg
Merle Tarbell
Homer Proctor
Robert Mulvin
Alten Batts
Mulvin
Lloyd Carter
Madeline Prebble
Bemus Grove
Cutting
Frances Shreve
Herbert Shreve
John Smith
Adams
Mayville
Methodist Church
Anna Bennett
Charles Proctor Ig
Union City
Annie Bennett
Union City Hospital
Cleveland
Jay Smith
Joe Cummings
Little Cooley
Hetty Knickenbocker
Meadville
Charles Parkhurst
Te Bible Camp
Pindley Lake
Yening
A. Lyons
Paul Lawson
Caited
Cash Smith
Lee Proctor
Merte Cummings
O. W. Follett
Ted Bath
Canton
Richard Bath
Arthur Button
Robert Mitchall
Egeq Genter
Apent
Burt Ware Rous
Proctorville
Rolls
Eva Husin
Vin Corry
Chaves ‘Hodge
Columbus
Hazel Marsh
H. D. Whitney
Jesse Whitney
Spartansburg
Robert Mudivin
Lyle Proctor
S. R. Lyons
North East
Maynard
Minnie Williams
Neil Wastes
Sherman
Maugh
Plaugh
Freda Brojyn
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across I A plant Crowfoot
Puzzle grid text merges many clues with partial words and garbled lines. Readable entries reference across clues such as plant family crowfoot and others like compass, rivers, dwellings, and various single words. The fragmentary list presents mismatched numbers and broken phrases, yielding an unclear, incomplete puzzle reveal.
Ridgway Service Co. Moves to Indiantown Gap
Members of the Service Company 112th Infantry commanded by Captain Stephen B Spleen left Ridgway last night over the Pennsylvania Railroad shortly after 10 o clock for Indiantown Gap for their annual encampment. They will return to Ridgway on the morning of August 1. The Service Co will reach their destination early today and at once start to work preparing for the arrival of the entire 112th Regiment on Saturday.
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Ridgwinx
Service Company
112Th Infantry
Stephen B. Spleen
Ridgway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiantown Gap
Service Co
112Th Regiment
Pa Legion May Shift 36 Con fab
Members of the American Legion in this city plan to attend the 1986 state convention. They threaten a walkout of Johnstown, which hosts the World War Veterans gathering this year. The state department warned it might relocate the convention to Scranton after Mayor Daniel J Shields refused certain privileges. A $10,000 check from the convention corporation was returned by State Commander Jack McDate of Scranton. Legion officials consider moving the convention due to lack of police powers and street control rights.
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American Legion
Legion
Johnstown
State Department
Scranton
Daniel J. Shields
Convention’ Corporation
Jack McDate
Shields
Hatch Remodeling Project Approved for Second Ward
The Board of Education approved remodeling work at the Second Ward building with aims to begin soon after school ends. Plans include providing quarters for the football squad and possibly using the basement end by September. Industrial shop classes will likely stay at the Bals mattress plant on Raymond avenue until the new school is finished. The project cost is about $24,000 with roughly twenty percent paid in material costs.
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Earliesr
Second Ward
Board of Education
Bals Mattress
Raymond Avenue
Farm Prices Near Parity in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 15 An increase of five points in the index of Prices paid Pennsylvania farmers for principal farm products during the thirty days ending June 15 was reported by J Hansell Frenco Secretary of Agriculture This marked improvement in farm prices was due to sharp advances in potatoes hogs and apples as well as moderate gains in eggs wool butterfat and corn Wheat sheep and lamb prices declined The June 16 index was 108 up from 103 on May 1 and above the pre war base of 100 The national index was 107 on June 15
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell Frenco
Grant Continuance In Operation Case Involving Huggins
A continuance was granted today for the operation case against Dr J L Huggins of Ripley and nurse Mary Scrafford charged with practicing medicine and surgery in connection with an operation on a girl in Ore. The trial is postponed to July 28 due to Scrafford's absence in Detroit and Alderman Thomas Conningham’s illness at home. Also noted: a report on the state index of prices by groups.
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Orin
Sly
J. L. Huggins
Ripley
Mary Scrafford
Misa Scrafford
Detroit
Thomas Conningham
Warfel Avenue
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Cigaret
Daily Cross
Tme
Holland
Reese
Gull
Switzerland
Witherston
Lis
Ridgway Service CO
Indantown Gap
PA. Legion
HATCH
Loblaw
Mak Coffee
NEW Potatoes
Haddock
Chesterfield
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