Titusville man bound over on aggravated assault charge
A Titusville man Donald J. Burkett 23 was bound over to the May term of court on aggravated assault and battery for a severe beating of his wife Sharon 1 hospitalized in IC unit Hamot Hospital Erie. Bond set at 5000 and he returned to Crawford County Jail. Also reports include a two car crash on East Columbus avenue with minor damage to Sandra Doutt car and Theodore Faust vehicle, a drunk and disorderly charge against Eric L. Kinney 18, and a minor collision between Clarence Sweet and Phyllis Armstrong with estimated damage 280. Kane residents face 2.96 percent surcharge gas tax effective April 1. A daughter born to James Roden Jr. Vera Messinger and a son to Roy M. Hall Cynthia Card at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Titusville
Ronald Cole
Crawford County
Donald J. Burkett
Sharon
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Sandra L. Doutt
R.D. 2
Corry
East Washington Street
Wright Street
Eric L. Kinney
R.D
Phyllis J. Armstrong
Clarence T. Sweet
South Main Street
Union City
James Roden Jr
West Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Roden
Vera Messinger
NY Troopers face charges in storm meat theft probe
State police say eight troopers were suspended after an auto storm period incident involving stolen meat. Some meat was recovered near the Genesee River where it was discarded. Officials cite manpower shortages and say all will face departmental charges for rule violations, with no arrests yet and BCI in Batavia gathering data.
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Genesee River
Kirwan
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Troop A
Batavia
Shapp urges keeping school costs down in Pennsylvania
Gov. Shapp told a Pennsylvania educators group that spending for education rose 300 percent from 1960 to 1970 and warned a similar surge in the 1970s is unlikely. He urged cutting building costs and said he cannot delay a planned 8.9 million junior-senior high project. In Pottsville weather prevented his appearance. A school board discussion followed about cost cuts.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Pottsville
North Schuylkill
Hopefuls Draw For Positions On Ballot
Ballot draw results at Erie County Courthouse outline party slots for May 18 primary. Democrats and Republicans field lists for County Commissioner, County Treasurer, Clerk of Courts, District Attorney, and Register of Wills with unopposed candidates noted.
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Erie County
Richard A. Wisinski
Louis J. Rzymek
William O. Hill
George Dallas
Mario DePalma
Shirley Colvin
Fred W. Lamberton
Leo P.weir
William B. Burns
John Seaman
Neil McLaughlin
Tom Brown
Byron Clapper
Norma Alstadt
Kenneth O. Smith
Mario Restifo
Robert Gordon Kennedy
S.thaddeus Kwist
James Dailey
Register of Wills
Frank Polaski
Roger Fischer
William J. North
Norris Edwards
Deaths of Mrs Luke Sherlock Spartansburg at 37
Mrs Dorothy Sherlock of Spartansburg R D 3 died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born June 24 1933 in Corry she was a daughter of William and Eleanor Watson. Survived by husband Luke W Sherlock daughter Debra Earls son Gregory parents William and Eleanor Watson two sisters Celia Wickwire Elizabeth Hekker and brother William Watson Jr. Predeceased by two sons Bobby and John and two brothers Donald and Thomas Watson. Visitation today 7 to 9 p m tomorrow 2 to 9 p m at H Richard Hays Funeral Home with service Monday at 1 p m Rev Larry Mattox officiating Interment Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Luke
Dorothy) Sherlock
Sherlock
R.D
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
She
Corry
William and
Eleanor Cornell Watson
Sparta Grange
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of
Luke W. Sherlock
Richard
Debra) Earls
Gregory
William Watson
Morris
Cleo) Wickwire
Lee
Elizabeth) Hekker
William Watson Jr
Bobby
John
Donald
Thomas Watson
H. Richard Hays
Larry Mattox
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bear Lake Beautification and Fair Notes from Bear Lake
Peggy Osborne reports Bear Lake Beautification committee meets at Mrs. Ralph Barrett’s home at 7 30 Monday. Mark Zajac, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Zajac, had a tonsil operation at Corry Hospital. Bear Lake Community Fair committee met at the fire hall with Walter Newhouse presiding. Harold Cornish elected as State Fair delegate to meet in Butler on March 27. Whitney and Wood of Panama NY won the bid for a Ford pickup at 2300. Weekly fish fry awards approved. Robert Johnston named chairman, aided by Roger Woodin and Harold Cornish. 1971 float theme Our Pioneer Spirit. Queen contestants to be judged on poise talent beauty and ticket sales. Next ring April 15 at the fire hall at 7 30. Mrs John Evans Mrs Thomas Grow and Mrs Kenneth Hartford attended New York state bowling tournament in Buffalo.
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Peggy Osborne
Ralph Barrett
Mark Zajac
Stanley Zajac
Corry Hospital
Bear Lake
Fire Hall
Walter Newhouse
Harold Cornish
Butler
Whitney and Wood
Panama
N.Y
Robert Johnston
Roger Woodin
John Evans
Thomas Grow
Kenneth Hartford
Buffalo
Philadelphia Enters Public Schools Only With Permission
Philadelphia mayor signs law prohibiting public entry into school buildings without prior approval. Fines up to 300 dollars and 90 days in jail for violators who fail to obtain express approval from the principal or person in charge within 15 minutes. Policy comes amid ongoing school disturbances this year.
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Philadelphia
James H.J. Tate
Clymer WSCS welcomes Wesleyan Guild of Service guests
The WSCS of the United Methodist Church hosted the Wesleyan Guild of Service in the church hall on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Myrtle Gallup led the devotional as slides by Miss Ellen Gleason on a Holy Land trip were shown. Members tied quilts and brought sack lunches. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gallup and Clyde Snyder visiting Hurlbuts in Ambridge, Pa., with Betty Warnshuis of Pittsburgh also present. Community members shared notices of county home purse collections and a 1 year birthday celebration for Dennis Van derSchaff in Frewsburg.
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Gilbert Ton
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Wesleyan Guild of Service
Church Fellowship Hall
Myrtle Gallup
Harold Cady
Mayville
Ellen Gleason
Holy Land
Dunkirk
Ellen Bennink
Mary Loomis
Clara Bensink
Mildred Arnink
Marion Gallup
Clyde Snyder
Guy Hurlbut
Loren Upperman
Leon Warnshuis
Henry Borgerdink
Ambridge
Betty Warnshuis
Pittsburgh
Harold Legters
Howard Legters
Charles Howles
Syracuse
N.Y
Lucille Bensink
Teresa Rhebergen
Gladys McCuller
Jamestown
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Colonial Estates Ad Seeks Viewers on Washington Street
An advertisement invites readers to visit Colonial Estates on West Washington street in Corry Pennsylvania and nearby Titusville locations. It promotes viewing times and provides two contact phone numbers 814-664-1525 and 414-827-1831.
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Colonial
Estates
Washington Street
Tcorry
Titusville
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Corry Journal
Kane
Kane Gas Light and Heat Company
Roy M. Hall
Hall
Cynthia Card
NY Troopers
Tucson
Ariz
Anne Stewart
Northside
Flowing Wells
Ors
Aize
Columbus
God
The
Robert H. Mitchell
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Lear
Robert Mitchell
Chris
YMCA
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Bear Lake News
Clymer
Sodus
Charles Way
Spring Creek
Madeline Edwards
Karen
Margarite VanderSchaff
Dean van derSchaff
Dennis
Frewsburg
Homer Hutchenson
Salamanca
Arthur Schermerhorn
Gordon Schermerhorn
Colonial Estates Mobile Homes
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