Seven in Family Perish in Blaze
A fire at a Walker Valley New York farm home killed seven of a family of nine, including Mrs Evelyn Polhamus and children Norman Lawrence Stanley Donald Therese Rite. Father Harry Pothimus and two others were injured and hospitalized. The blaze started from a kerosene stove explosion as the family slept. the home was a two and a half story frame house.
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Middletown Sanitarium
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Farrington dies after long illness in hometown
Edgar Farrington aged about 86 died last evening at 8 40 at his daughter's home 1086 North Center Street He was born October 95 1859 in Rome Township County and farmed there until 1920 He moved with his wife Ora to the city and lived with his daughter for 19 years Mrs Farrington died in August 1940 He leaves a son Clyde Henton three grandchildren four great grandchildren and a sister Mrs George Dean He is survived by other relatives and a brother George Floyd who died last September Funeral arrangements are being made with Davison Funeral Home services at 2 90 oclock at the United Church Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery is planned The family notes the deceased was a member of County BUR Church and on its official board
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Coanford County
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Jamestown Man Killed by Auto in 1952 Fatality
Jamestown, a motor vehicle struck Louie Victor Guichard, 77, flinging him 16 feet onto a parked car. He died 200 minutes after admission to Jamestown General Hospital. Police charged Anthony S. Puteri of Jamestown, the driver, with the incident occurring near West Third and Lafayette streets as he traveled west on Third Street.
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Bank Robbers' Bail Request Sparks Federal Hearing
Federal judge Lory to rule on requests to reduce bail for three men tied to a major Lafayette and Brunk family case. Defendants Tony Asti, 41, Brunk, 24, and Kenneth Croyle, 22, seek lighter terms claiming family support duties and economic strain. Judge Rabe F. Marsh noted deliberation on potential release conditions. A local reporter described the scene and the surrounding testimony amid details of a planned early morning heist.
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Notable Trial Fragments Highlight Defense Readiness
Fragmentary OCR mentions attorney P J Gollimbaseid and references an elder ANI and the father of 16. The text is incomplete but indicates preparation for a court defense and a potential obituary or personal notice context surrounding Franky Astifies. Further readable names include Franky and Sad.
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OPS Files Suit For 38905.98 In Damages In Suit
Government attorney announces a civil action filed Monday to recover 38905.98 for violations of OPS regulations. Suit alleges petroleum products transported at excessive prices and overcharges from 1961 to 1961. The plaintiff cites triple damages provisions and seeks recovery of overcharges plus penalties. Also notes Pope anniversary observance in Vatican City with mass at the St. Peter’s Basilica.
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