Fire kills two in Ellicotttville house blaze
March 9 a wood burning stove sparked a fire at a farmhouse in Ellicotttville. Rob Lounsberry, 21, and his wife died as the blaze destroyed the home. Coroner George Middleton ruled the deaths accidental. Gilbert Clark, owner of the nearby tenant barn, found the blaze. Milleoiiyville volunteers fought it with limited water.
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Ellicottville
Robro Lounsberry
George EB. Middleton
Little Valley
Gilbert Clark
Townsberry
Clark
Milleoiyile
Loweberry
Siere Li
Lawrence L Morton Stricken Tuesday at Work
Lawrence L Morton dies after collapsing at North Center Street while working at R P B Beck with Willys Gavage. Born October 4 1908 in Corry he lived in Wheelock. survived by wife Louise and eight children. funeral service Friday at Bracken Heating Funeral Home. Henry Diggs longtime steel official dies at 83 in Somerset.
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Farence L. Morton
R. PB
Beck
Willys Gavage
North Center Street
Mr. Marton
Corry
West Spring Creek
Pour
Wherlock
Berkwith
Sawyer
Dyvinon— Fogle Lumber Company
Plosile W. Morton
Belon
Edward
Emory
Carl
Clyde
Joyce
Cheryl
Bruce
Wheelock
Clyde Morton
RD. 2
Wavericck
Richard Morton
Jamestown
Raymond Morton
Spartansburg
Humber
Buellal
Dair
Somerset
Henry
Digis
Dayis
Geeral
Carniegle-Inois Abel Company
J. Harrington Gibbs
Davis
U.S. Steel Corp
Carnegie-Tinsis
Petition to Fire Erie Police Officers Sparks City Action
Erie residents petitioned Mayor Walczak for immediate suspension of two officers tied to an alleged assault on Olly Smith. Gerald Meeks, representing Smith, presented the document in council as calls grew for expedited hearings on aggravated assault and battery charges. The campaign, led by the NAACP Erie branch, urged removal to protect public safety and police morale.
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Erie
Muren
Joseph A. Walczak
Olly Smith
Gerald A. Meeks
Smith
Yesklin
Pirces
Waleatk
Pon
Patealmies
Wissult
Eve
National Association For the Advankement
Golored
Harry Strxeeysikt
Charles L. Geer Dies Early This Morning
Charles L Geer died early this morning at Cony Hospital after a lingering illness. Born February 1877 in Brookville he lived in the city for the last twenty years. Surviving are a daughter Ernest Longshore of Brie a son W S Geer of this city eight grandchildren two brothers William and Samuel Geer of Portland Mills Frank Geer of Brookville and sister Mrs Sadle Sims of Brookville. Arrangements for the funeral will be announced Thursday.
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Weer
Washington Street
Cony Hospital
Mr Geer
Brookville
Ernest Longshore
Brie
Geer
Ely
Willikim
Samuel Geer
Portland Mills
Corry Woman's Mother Dies at Seagertown
Mrs Arvin Fabs aged 84 of Bloomfield Lownshig died yesterday at Seegerlowh after an illness of 1X weeks. Survived by a daughter Floyd and husband Mr. Harry Buyter of Gurah, a sister and a son Floyd Scattied. Funeral services planned for 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Geocee Mulgin of Beaverdam officiating. Burial in Fubinin Cemetery West of Luneainylly Avanwementy.
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Arvin Fabs
Bloomfield Lownshig
Seegerlowh
Abe
Uedalghver i
Cuamings
Delma Starmay
Guy Ana
Cummings
Beaversam
Floyd Scattied
Geocee Mulgin
Beaverdam
Tytermoent Wal
Fubinin
Luneainylly
Avanwementy Ane
Murray
Sparstivshire
Study new program to combat delinquency
A Harrisburg report outlines a broad new juvenile delinquency program reaching the General Assembly. Proposed by a government commission, the plan calls for a three member youth conservation board to guide prevention, development, and punitive measures aimed at reducing delinquency.
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Harrisburg
Petrosylvania Ha
X Culmnillae
Jeimn
Obstiate Government Commission
Progesm
Mrs. Fred Howard Honored By Family
A family celebration honored Mrs. Fred Howard with gifts and praise at her birthday gathering in Pittsfield Missouri. Relatives including Hollie and Mina attended and presented items while Misses Hutchinson and Lomey offered thanks.
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Fred Howard
Rapa
Fiat Tive
Dante AI
Oineloniian
Hutch
Robbing
Bunldied
TAL
Fragmented Oratorical Choir Dinner Note and Fire Loss
A garbled report references an Oratorical choir event at a city venue and mentions a fire at a school in Millburg, Pennsylvania. It notes the incident cost an estimated $35,000 and lists names and uncertain figures, with little clear context or dates.
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Lawrence L. Morton
Ee R. P. Beckwith
Willys
Charles L. Geer
Foster E. Davis & Son
Meaipmnany Pba Cadlaleg Hales Departmmentt
NEW Garden Book
Jesus
Saegertown
Retery Minstrels
peyRtam
Dupher
Civelh Slinthurian
Amie Shaw
Curescos Agi
Willeswili
NowNaaty Vaste
North Corry Emblem
Prestone
ZEREX
Armitage
Moniger
Shamburg’s News
American Beauty
Pork & BI
Oscar Mayer
Chautauqua CO
Baker's Cocoa
Florida
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
Corry Inc
Wie
Oratoriah
Glyulpost
Feuniidives
Furly Peraun
Tie Buvininse
Hell Dharm
Sma
Foley Soha
Pewetiers
Leo Lil
Fleni
Ebro
Hsensburg
Delavel Milkers
ERY Supply & Equipment CO
California
Stahl's
Stahl Jewelers
Amd Light
Ik Uivs Linney
Anality
Hudnut
Tabu Cologne
Tweed Cologne
Yardley Dusting
Sap Iai
Serutan
Magnesia
Nestle
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