Local News Roundup and Police Blotter Highlights
Weekend patrols report dogs damaging gardens and horses straying near East Columbus Avenue while a Pentecostal church incident prompted local police action. Heatwave deaths rise as ten others perish in drowning and related accidents. A missing writing machine surfaced during grass-cutting, and several arrests followed disorderly conduct charges on West Main Street. Medical and religious conference activities included a Redemptorists retreat at St Mary’s College with forty attendees.
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East Columbus Avenue
Fairhaven
Pentecostal
East Church Street
L. E. Graham
John Flanigan
Leo Hoylan
Ricard Bachemer
Arthur Scheppner
North East
Redemptorists
St. Mary’s College
Northwest District
Ashville Draft Evader Faces Sentence Tuesday
Jamestown July 20 Wayne Bernard Smith of Ashville was convicted in U S District Court of willfully refusing to report for induction to the Army. He faces sentencing by Judge John Knight when court reconvenes Tuesday at 10 a m. The jury returned a verdict after deliberating from 2:55 p m to 4:20 p m with Smith surrounded by relatives and Dunkards from Preble County Ohio.
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Jamestown
Wayne “Bernard Smith
Ashville
United States
Robert M. Hitchcock
Dunkirk
John M. Barrett
Knight
Dunkards
Preble County
Ohio
Drop in Pennsylvania general assistance relief load
State wide general assistance rolls fell as 1,198 cases closed and Rad opened. At week end 41.24 percent of cases total 4,203 persons, with about 8,500 employable members. Net weekly grants reached 198,459 dollars with 192,022 in cash and 4,497 in milk orders. County offices logged 41,802 new applications, up 208 from the prior week.
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Pennsylvania
DuBois driver held in death of Howard man
George F Paudie of DuBois faced manslaughter and reckless driving charges after a June 27 collision near Mill Hall that killed Donald McCloskey of Howard R D He posted $2000 bail at Mill Hall for the manslaughter case and pleaded not guilty at the hearing
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Reuuropunu
Ps. Illy
George F. Paudie
DuBois
Donald McCloskey
Howard
R. D
Center County
Mill Hil
McCloskey
Mill Hall
Foudie
Funeral services replace wedding for Charles Handy
Charles Handy 18, a war worker from South Dayton, died after falling from a hayfork at his fianc e’s father Robert Stearns farm. Funeral mass held at St. Eliasbeth’s chapel at 10 a m, the time set for his wedding to Clarice Stearns. Mourners included guests invited to the wedding who learned of his death at the last moment.
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Orefurt
Perigona
War Bonds Purchases Reach High Erie Total
Erie residents bought war stamps and bonds totaling 105000 dollars on American Heroes Day. Manskd Oleomib, executive chairman of the Erie County War Savings Staff, announced plans to sustain July sales to set a city record. Friday began strong with 80000 dollars in bonds at a Bond Breakfast in the Hotel Lawrence organized by city groups.
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Erie Erie
Erie
Lawrence
Franklin child suffers leg fracture after bicycle collision
Floyd Harkless four of Franklin suffered a fractured leg when struck on the sidewalk near his home by a bicycle ridden by two boys. The youths fled the scene but their identities are known to police.
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Floyd Harkless
Franklin
Priday
Kane girl drowns at Waldameer Beach in Erie
Funeral arrangements are under G. Brown Funeral Home for Bonnie Mae Bauman 14 of Kane Pa who drowned Saturday in Lake Erie off Waldymeer Beach. Her body was recovered at 11 40 AM by Frank Pettinato and later taken to the Peninsula with Joseph Polakovic assisting.
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Erie
Bonnie Mae Bauman
FB Bauman
Kane
Lake Erie
Waldymeer Beach
G. Brown
Miss Bauman
Frank Pettinato
Huron Street
Peninsula
Joseph Polakovic
Sth Avenue
McKeesport
Prominent Johnsonburg Woman Dies in Lock Haven
Ridgway Pa July 41 Mrs Geary prominent Johnsonburg resident died Saturday at her sister's home in Lock Haven after a long illness She was active in civic and church work in Johnsonburg and led Red Cross service and local women s clubs She held many past offices and was deputy of a Rosary body The body was taken to Brown funeral home Kane for services requested by witnesses at Kelso estate pier incident.
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Ridgway
Geary
Johnsonburg
Lock Haven
EI County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Crescent Study Club
Gourt Rosary
W. Ryphen
Pleanant Avenue
Butler
Baumans
Sills Inn
Joseph Sill
Frank St. George
Kelso Estate
Brown Funeral Home
Kane
Blackout enforcement steps outlined by city officials
District Attorney to aid blackout enforcement as city announces third blackout with unannounced timing midweek. Police Chief Christoph says Lieut Mong will enforce rules and press charges against violators, stressing the war and air-attack prep.
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Enly
Aud Couny
George J. Christoph
Poice
Pennsylvansa Chiefs of Police
Wilkes-Barre
Roy B. Mong
Injuries Fatal To Erie Resident In Fall
Mrs Mary Senott aged 71 of 2164 East Inc street died at Famot Hospital at 7 40 pm Saturday after a fractured leg from a June 22 fall near her home. Chief Deputy Coroner Frank St George said she lived with her son John and was en route to a store when she fell. Authorities plan to file charges against violators amid civilian defense blackout warnings by local officials.
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Erie Rig
Mary Senott
East Inc Street
Famot Hospital
Frank St. George
Chifef
G L F Meeting at Sparta Friday
Sparta area notice for G L F Patron Members annual meeting in Grange Hall Friday evening July 2 at 8 o'clock. Election of two Wattons committee members to succeed Brown and Crosby whose terms expired. E Dayton district manager to report on past year and announce patronage dividends for farmers. Discussion on work time problems saved by farmers and actions taken.
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Yuly
Floyd Brows
Spakeburg
Toddy
Sopal G. 1. B
Grange Hall
Wattons’ Committee
Brown
Ray Crosby
R. D
Spartansburg
E. Dayton
G. L
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Agi from as a real inten ican high
Readable fragments describe an event involving Agi and a real intent within an American high school context, mentioning unnamed people and locations. Details are sparse, but the piece hints at a local school action or incident and notes possible developments or investigations underway.
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The Axial Plan to Janin Riot Ad
A fragmented OCR line mentions an axis plan and a rally to January events. The readable words suggest an advertisement style or notice referencing a plan or rally. No clear names, places, dates, or actions beyond generic terms are present.
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