Titusville area summaries include verdict and city notices
A corry journal listing reports a negligence verdict of 8000 for Otto R Anderson against Loren Freeman and Donna Freeman Anderson over a December 4 1955 head on collision. Other items note a Mesdville death Stewart Gehr, a fire in Conneautville damaging the Grover McPete home, local club meetings and sales tax forms, and Titusville traffic accident involving Leon E Sheffstall Jr with Mary Bearce driving.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Little Valley
Otto R. Anderson
Bradford
Loren Freeman
Donna Freeman Anderson
Allegany
Supreme Contrury
Corry Journal Printing Department
Mesdville
Stewart W. Gehr
Conneaut Lake
City Hospital
Gehr
First National Bank of
Seiots Community Aid
Floyd Aram
Grover McPete
Conneautville
Robert Johnson
Earl Nicolls
McPete House
Nicolls
Conneon
Diemer’s
Titusville Sportsman's Club
Graytown
Hydetown
Josny
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Howard Bycroft
Mary Chamberlain
The
Journal
Titusville
Roland ‘Tittemare
Steuben Corners
Townville
Erie
Keystone Construc*tion Co
Meadville
Keystone
James J. Surovic
F. L. Baressi
Leon E., Sheffstall Jr
Franklin
Route 8
Water Street
Theodore Reagle
Sheffstall
Mary A. Bearce
Carroll
M-T
Albert Hashrouck
Theodore Goodwill
Three Killed In Head-on Crash In New Jersey
State Police reported a fatal head-on collision on U. S. 5B near Martinsville killing three residents of Sharon Pennsylvania Edward S. Vasilieski about 35 Henry C. Grogan about 50 and Adam Vaalllest about 10. Grogan was thrown from his burning car while Vasilieski was pinned beneath the wheel. The elder Vasilieski died later at Martinsville Hospital.
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Maan Valim
Wit. Uy
Sharon, Pa
Vasiliesk
Grogan
Edward Vasilieski
Vasilieski
Ina Martinsville Hospital
U. 8
Thrown from horse, 17, dies in hospital near Delmont
Greensburg, Pa. John E. Dominick, age 17 of Jeannette, died at Westmoreland Hospital after being thrown from a horse on a Delmont-area farm. Coroner Stephen Yoney reported a skull fracture.
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Greensburg
John E. Dominick
Jeannette
Odly
Westmoreland Hospital
Delmont
Stephen Yoney
Dominick
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges At Spartansburg
At the hospital report for 7 am today includes admissions: Mrs Carl Fenna, Leoni and family, Mrs Albert Steadman, Louis Brown, Mrs Burnet Hut Dean, Mrs Ralph Davis, Mrs Thomas Eastman and Tin Robin, and Mrs Walter Peake among others. Discharges include James Stahl, Mrs Bernard Graham and daughter, Mrs Fred Thomas, and Mrs Everett Boland with Russell Everett. A police contact number 2-8201 is listed for emergencies.
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Carl Fenna
Leoni
Pwgeks
Joe Frank
West Pleasant Street
Albert Steadman
Louis Brown
Fifth Avenue
Burnet Hut Dean
Ralph Davis
East Main Street
Thomas Eastman
Tin Robin
Spartansburg
Walter Peake
East Street
Charles
William Bailey
R. D
Alice
Harry Silvis
Northwest Street
Theresa
Roland VanTassel
Essex Street
William Garlson
West Irving Street
James
Jack Stahl
Bernard Graham
Holly Ann
West Frederick Street
Fred Thomas
Everett Boland
Russell Everett
North Clymer
Funeral service set for Oscar Edwin Hess of Mayport
Oscar Ed win Hess of Mayport Pennsylvania dies suddenly at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital at age 84. The rural mail carrier from 1909 to 1997 and longtime resident is survived by wife Lulu three sons Woodrow Hess Theodore Hess Walter Hess two daughters Luella Hess and Eileen Adams and two grandchildren Carl Hess and Sandra Adams. Burial is planned in North Freedom Cemetery Jefferson County.
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Corry
Theodore Jay
Hess
New York City
Walter E. Hess
Mayport
Luella Hess
Niagara Pulls
Eileen Adams
Carl W. Hess
Sandra Kay Adams
North Freedom
tSemeters
Jefferson County
Decapitated Body Found In English Harbor Chichester
A handless, submerged body of a man in a freemans dark rubber suit was found floating near Chichester harbor. Authorities identify the deceased as a missing figure linked to a prior high profile disappearance amid wartime rumors and unexplained mission.
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English Harbor
Chichester
Fini
Freemin
Lionel
Buster) Grubb
British Admiralty
Cyabb
Portsmouth
Uginan
Omr
Te Wis
Crabb
Anthony Iden
House of Commons
Ordzhonikidse
Bureanin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Eder
Girl Lost At Sorority Picnic Near Franklin Miss
Miss Morrow, a Grove City College graduate, was separated from a sorority picnic about 11 miles southwest of Franklin. After being found hungry and exhausted about a mile from the grounds, she was taken to Grove City Hospital for a checkup by state police.
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Franklin
Dean Morrow
Grove City Hospital
Grove City College
Miss Morrow
Grove City
Summerfield Plans Uniform Stamped Envelope Rollout
Summerfield announces a phased rollout of a uniform stamped envelope size for speed mail handling. The plan includes a 6 5/16 inch by dictated dimensions and a broader sale of stamped envelopes to standardize postal use, with a target completion over the coming year.
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Gueml Ardaig E Summerfield m
Diane
Mepis Suigast
Olin
Gal-Anich
Azas
Harmengall
Chicago Tab Sur newspaper Turns 110 in Historic Milestone
The Chicago Tab Sur, the city’s oldest daily tabloid, marks its 110th anniversary today. The publication began life in 187? as a pioneering local paper, highlighting its long-running role in Chicago journalism.
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Inibune
Chicago
Tabsur
Four Die as Plane Crashes Into House in Pacoima
A single-engine Piper Tri Pac er struck a one-story Pacoima house killing four aboard: Owen Summers Willis 33 Henry Harris Smith 42 Robert F Peterson 52 and Terrence Patterson Lockhardt 33 Chico businessmen. Eight dinner guests survived unharmed as the crash damaged the dining area during a birthday celebration.
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Pacoima
Call
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Barry Worthy
Owen Summers Willis
Henry Harris Smith
Robert F. Peterson
Terrence Patterson Lockhardt
Chico
Santa Monica
Smith
Jordan Expels Two Diplomats For Plot To Assassinate Officials
Jordan says two diplomats were expelled after a reported plot to commit crimes against named officials in Amman. The document details promises to supply weapons and the diplomat’s cooperation with Jordanian military authorities.
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Jordan
Amman
Jordan King Hussein Faces Accusations Amid Regional Strains
Tillal is charged with stirring up others to commit crimes that disturb order and security. Jordan-Egypt tensions rise as Hussein accuses pro-Egyptian propaganda and foreign plots by the Soviet Union, Egypt, and Syria. The faltering relation follows April government purges and regional friction involving Saudi Arabia and Lebanon.
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Tillal
Hussein
Nasser
Taq
Sind
Saudi Arabia
Tdriss
Labya
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