Seritech Inc. buys Layke Tool Co. in cash and stock
Seritech Inc of Cleveland announced the acquisition of Layke Tool & Manufacturing Co Inc Meadville as successor to Layke Tool Co. The deal includes cash stock and stock options and adds a fully air conditioned plant on Route 77 near Blooming Valley.
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Seritech, Inc
Cleveland
Layke Tool & Manufacturing Co., Inc
Layke Tool Co
Meadville
Donald Wolfson
Servitech Board
Layke Manufacturing
Blooming Valley
Death notices for Mrs Sherwood and Mrs Kramer
Mrs Sherwood a former Union City resident died yesterday at 91 in Union City with Clifford Sherwood of Florida and 12 grandchildren. Final rites are at Glenn Funeral Home with Rev. John Patterson. interment Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs Kramer a Corry native died at her Beaver Falls home yesterday born December 11 1908. survived by four sons a daughter and four brothers and a sister. buried in Beaver Falls with Sutton Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Sherwood
Union City
King Street
Clifford Sherwood
Florida
Glenn
John Patterson
Evergreen Cemetery
Jack
Katherine) Kramer
Kramer
Corry
Beaver Falls
May
Nard
Evan
Larry
Donald
Richard
Robert Donald
Charles
Janice
Eleanor Swarm
Kathleen
Sutton Funeral Home
Deer strike kills animal in Route 426 collision
Cary Saxman, 20, of Columbus escaped injury when his 1969 coupe struck and killed a deer on Route 426 near Spring Creek. Trooper James Krznar said the deer leaped from the roadside and Saxman could not stop in time. The accident was reported to the game protector and later to police. Car damage was estimated at $300.
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Cary Saxman
Columbus
Spring Creek
James Krznar
Saxman
Area Game Protector
Learn To Swim Class Closes At Corry YMCA
Free learn to swim program co sponsored by the Y and Red Cross ends its week of activities. About 125 fifth and sixth graders participated with final instructions from Mrs. Robert Galbreath and William Cochran at the Corry YMCA center.
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Corry
The
Red Cross
Robert Galbreath
William Cochran
Air Force launches heavy raids despite bad weather
Flying under stormy skies, cargo planes escorted by fighters dropped 17 tons of bombs on enemy positions. Since last month the Air Force claims 303 North Vietnamese soldiers killed and 6062 bunkers destroyed. B52s dumped 700 tons of explosives near Ben Het as close as two and a half miles from the camp. Captain Morrison notes fortified Vietnamese positions around the area.
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Air Force
Donald C. Morrison Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ben Het
Curfew Restored After Cairo Street Clash
Gov. Norbert T. Tiemann orders National Guard alert as Cairo sees white and Negro confrontations. Mayor Eugene Leahy resists neighborhood gasoline sales curfew. Police reinstate 8 PM to 6 AM curfew after brick and bottle throwing and verbal jeers. authorities quickly dispersed the mob.
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Norbert T. Tiemann
Eugene Leahy
Leahy
Cairo
William Petersen
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Rogelio A. Cruz
West Smith Street
Maru Bank
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hollc
Warren County
Joly Allenson
Sugar Grove
William Proctor
Pittsfield
Marty Barnes
Anthony Bruneez
Samuel Bonavita
Pennsylvania State Police
Robert F. Bamat
Bow
Oliver A. Smith
Pungsutawney
Smith
State Police
East Main Street
Gregory W. Marsh
Robert Marsh
East South Street
Williamsport Area Community College
Marsh
Erie County Department of Health
East Smith Street
Keppel Tiffany
John Evanko
Mark Furst
Joseph Furst
Wayne Street
Cathy
Elton Miller
Warren Street
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
New Murray
Belfast
City Cycle Shop
Corry Dodge
North Center St
Steve Welch
Johnston
Tue Journal Daily
Prince Matcabelli
Max Factor Light Cologne
Golden Woods
Promesse
Center ST
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