Jury frames suspect in weekend burglary spree and assault
Detectives questioned a middle aged woman about a weekend shooting and robbery at a local restaurant. Authorities linked suspect Willie Szewrayk to a pattern of thefts including a jukebox and coins totaling $11. The victimwas wounded during the incident and transported to Hamot hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tate
Willer “Kruokey
Joe” Szewrayk
Suwezyke
Hamot
Willie
Frank Nowak
Stage Police
Wetechtvr
Paul Wi Flume
Dino
Theodory Voss
Bén— Weaykn
Amreli Haweyes
Colle
Lie
Jet Watts
Jonvet
Healien
Fenifel Cabifiet
Weigne
Franklin Mayor Dies Suddenly at Home
James G. Bohilenner former Franklin mayor and Republican died suddenly at his home today. He served ten years as mayor, was a Grove City native and Grove City College graduate, and held roles on local boards and fraternal organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searessiy
James G. Bohilenner
Franklin
Colvichiman
Bohlender Wis
Hie Board of Trustees
Pranayivanli League
Third Chiss
Grove City
Grove City College
Order of Elles
Young mother dies suddenly in Titusville hospital
Vivian Harvey Wescoat 20, of Titusville, died at 11 49 p m Saturday at Titusville Hospital two days after her infant son was born. She married James Wescoat on October 24 1954 and was a Titusville High School graduate of 1964 where she cheered and majored in the band. She leaves her husband infant son Bradley Scott two brothers Mark Harvey Jr and Ronald Harvey and her mother Mrs Ethel Glick. The funeral is set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Tracy Home of Funerals with burial at Wood Fullerton Cemetery. Burial will be at Wood Fullerton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wescont
Titusville
Aid Siddenly
Pitusville Hospital
James Wescout
Shin Waa
Mark Harvey Sr
Cleveland
Vivian Clarke Punkath Fe Daz
Three Thousand Five Hundred Attend Local Air Show
Around 3,500 people attended an air show with open cockpit rides every half hour. Winners were drawn from ticket stubs. names included Addie Bemis and Karen Foote. CAP Squadron 504 members and Assemblymen attended. Stanford Hose Company volunteers provided safety standby and fire crew drills near the airfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Bemis
George Kuzma
John Kosch
Marsha McDonald
W. F. Pasky
Jack Finney
Terry
Cuslex
Rascelas Brown
Pariah Je
Karen Foote
George C. Could
CAP
William Seitz
Capt
Abbey
Lawrence Thomas
Clarence Wallace
W.W
Relief Dole For Medical Aid Questioned In Study
A public assistance survey of 1 787 relief recipients in Potter Snyder and Tioga counties found most dislike direct cash payments for medical care. Since 1938 physicians were paid for relief care and a new pooled medical fund ended the experiment three months ago. Of respondents, 73 percent favored the old method of payments to doctors, while 28 percent preferred cash allowances for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mney
Public Assist
Ange
Potter
Snyder
Tioga
Ruth Grigg Harting
Aix
Snyder County
Governor asks Pennsylvania colleges curb student drinking on campus
Governor Leader sent letters to 105 colleges urging action to curb on campus drinking by students, especially minors. He warned against rumors about possession and consumption of alcohol and reminded officials that the state prohibits supplying liquor to those under 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaigusburg
Pennsylvania
Crashes injure 13 around Corry and Union City
State Police report 13 hurt in a series of Route 97 crashes near Union City and Riceville Corners. A. B. Suck of Grand Valley suffered a fractured hip. Dorothy Suck and John Green were lightly injured. Several other motorists, including Richard Stewart and John Scheffer of Erie, escaped serious harm. A 1950 auto driven by Levere Pike Jr. rolled over near Bear Lake with head lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
A. B. Suck
Grand Valley
John A. Green
Erie
Stem Memorial Hospital
Hamet Hospital
Dorothy
Green
Richard Stewart
R. D
John Scheffer
Stuck
Riceville Corners
Raymond J. Deland
State College
Elléry M. Miller
Deland
Miller
Deland Machine
Deland Auto
Columbus-Lottsville
Levere C. Pike Jr
R. D. J .Bear Lake
Hecht Berm
I Bank
Pike
Jeff Rand
Mammoth Barns Destroyed At Titusville Fire Loss $160,000
A massive blaze destroyed two barns at Terrace Farm near Titusville overnight, with replacement costs over $300,000 and insurance covering $50,000. Firefighters battled the flames as a large crowd gathered, traffic clogged the roads, and arson or spontaneous combustion was discussed as possible causes. The owner, Harold V. Rumzie, had recently acquired the 1,100 acre property from W.A. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Terrice
Storst
Harold V. Rumzie
Head
W.A. Young
Iimbermin
Rime
Firamon
Young
Rumale
Algo
Terrace
Tate Jimes—Girtis
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smokey Joe
Fair” In, Hospital
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St Guery, Pa
Gsterbro
Trend
Yell
N. Center
Corry
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Inc
Crawford County Fairgrounds
Meadville
Joe Ray
Jubilee
Shadley
Howard
Northwestern Rural Electric
Cambridge Springs, Pa
Sundbick
Kelly
Rimaie
Rumble
Sald
Boise
Jack Hotchkiss
Hotchils
United States
Niles
P Minville
Pleasantville
Spartansbung
Chapin
Chapmanville
Robert Armstrong
Tuffy
Washington Streets
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Bank
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!