Sherman Man Dies Nine Months After Crash
Pranis L Higginbotham 28 of Sherman died at General Hospital nine months after skull fractures and a broken back from a June accident near Stockton. He and fellow war worker J Albert Lindquist of Falconer were en route to Falconer after work at American Locomotive in Dunkirk. The car overturned several times on Route 60. Lindquist, pinned under the car, reached the horn repeatedly as police aided the rescue efforts.
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Jamestown
Prantis L. Higginbotham
Sherman
General Hospital
Stockton
Falconer
American Locomotive Company
Dunkirk
Higginbotham
J.albert Lindqui
Lindquist
Dancer Daughter Held as Material Witness in Mother Case
Judy Martin a Philadelphia tap dancer and daughter of Mrs Dorothy Martin of Brocton is held in Chautauqua county Jail as a material witness in the trial of her mother charged with assaulting her 82 year old mother in law in December at Brocton. The victim Mrs Ulin Rossiter died recently in Brooks Memorial Hospital Dunkirk. Judy refused to testify and was returned to Mayville to act as witness. No charges against her are listed.
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Miei
Ancy Martin
Philadelphia
Dorothy Martin
Brocton
Chautauqua County
Ulin Rossiter
Vic~ Lim
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Judy
Westfield Barracks
Richard FC
Moynihan
Mayville
Spartansburg Grange and community events noted
A busy week in Spartansburg includes a Saturday Grange meeting with a noon tureen dinner and a St Patrick's Day focus. Various chapters met in Titusville Union City and Corry for Eastern Star and church activities with dances, youth programs, and a public event at Spartansburg Firemen’s Hall.
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Lawy Mortis
T. B
T. B. Seals
GF. Steadmen
Ralph McAninch
Lawrence Snapp
Lyle Strangaban
America
Eastern Star
Union City
James Goodwill
Titusville
Carl Sickler
Trene Dougas
Eve
Dan Culver
Corry
Vern Kelly
Gilbert Kelly
Cattarmigus
Ross Ostrander
Edily Shreve
Grace Ardégy
New York State
Girl Scouts
Piremen's Hall
Princess Pat Club
Methodist
Jor Ul. Rey
Arnold Lundberg
State Lot
Paul Smith
Baptist
George O'Keefe
Fellowship of Independent Baptists
New York
Pennsylvania
Leonard Travis
First Baptist Church
Sherman
N. Y
Andrew Pelford
Philadelphia
Sheriff Primary Spurs Ri ghting GOP Circles
Erie March 10 A bitter Republican primary is shaping up for the sheriff nomination as County Solicitor Jacob Held weighs a run against District Attorney Button Laub. McKean Constable Thomas H. Clapper joins five seeking the GOP nod amid talk of a third judge candidate. Democratic hopeful Elmer Nelson is the sole announced candidate.
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Erie
G. O
Feld
Poul Bab
Hill
William McClellind
Earl Johnson
D. J. Bennett
Elmer Nelson
Held
Fredonia Man’s Will Leaves Estate to Family Trustees Named
Leon G. Steele of Fredonia who died recently left an estimated one hundred thousand dollars in real and personal property to his widow Nice Lafabrie Steele and children Elizabeth Rathbun Busin Brown and Edward Steele. The will, admitted to probate by County Judge HM Vi N Bodine, provides a trust for the widow with the Cliuens Trust Company of Fredonia and a son serving in the armed forces acting as trustees and executors during his absence.
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Fredonia
Marol
Amestabe
Capuns
Leon G. Steele
Cadaby Packing Company
Red Wing Company
Whitt
Fredouta
Jundue
N_ Bodine
Nice
Lafabrie C. Steele
Elizabeth S. Rathbun
Busin S. Brown
Edward Steele
Silver Star Awarded to Union City Youth Wilcox
Amos 8 Wilcox of Union City was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry near Li Haye Du Paris, France, where his platoon was pinned by enemy fire. He moved forward with his automatic rifle, was wounded, but held his post 20H until the platoon reached a safer position. He later received the Purple Heart for wounds and was promoted. He currently serves in Germany with the First Army.
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Union City
Amos
Wilcox
B.C
Li Haye du Paris
France
Sergt Wilcox
Rocusilly
Germany
Tue Plast Army
Sorpt
Two planes crash in New Jersey swampland
Salvage boats from the Navy moved toward the wreckage of two fighter planes from Atlantic City Naval Air Station that crashed in swampland near Tuckertown yesterday. Four planes had only pilots aboard, and two more remained missing as heavy fog hampered search efforts.
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New Jersey
Philadelphia
Froii
Navy Sectot Nase
Cape May
N. J
Atlantic City Naval Air Station
Tuckertown
N. Jy
Fourth Naval District
Atlantic City Field
Navy
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Sherman Manies
Army
Marines
Forfought Superior Cleaning Co
Washington &T
Cabing
Heiman’s For Diamonds
Cros. Biutty
T.S. Kelsey
O.D. Optometrist
N. Center St
Sunkist
Calif
Vow
Tl Bay Cmbersoats
Epsom
Aspurin Fis
Mreml EA
Matt
Oni
Excarters
Agarot
Piodine Toved
Toy
Lai
Woodbury
Creolin Pearson
BlueJoy
Pertussin
Couch
Izes
Montgomery Ward
Big Ini
Wee Chew
Liyu
Cho
Sive
Liv
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