Local Crime and Classified Notes From Various Towns
Patrolman Louis Gerbec, 54, was injured during an arrest in Gowanda when struck by a 21 year old man, as his companion attacked the officer. Wound details include a swollen nose and facial injuries. the sheltering hospital reported the officer improving. Norman White, 24, was being detained for public intoxication when attacked by White’s companion Eugene Lodwhl. Also noted: McIntyre’s open for business at 7 South Center Street with new merchandise, Jamestown. LeRoy Sheehan, 31, discharged from court after paying a $10 worthless check cashed at Modern Groovy Store. Bond diamond dealer Raymond’s advertises watch repairing. Jafferson youths placed on juvenile probation until their 18th birthdays for entering an East Brumull station. Corry Beverage Distributor delivers Pabst and other beverages.
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Powell
Gowonda
Louis
Gerbec
Wile
Tri-County
Imorkil Hospital
Wis
Norman White
Taylor Hollow Red Indian Reservation
White
Eugene Lodwhl
Mont
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Pennsylvania
New York State
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Keli Magee
Onnete
George Harvington
Pittsburgh
VFW
Warren
Warren Duing
Wilford Hewitt
Mike Evan
Grant Bentley
Kinzua
Boyd Wilson
Justice of the Peace
Drncy M. Greenland
Jal
Dudge Alexander
Filek Jr
Warner’s
Gulf Service
Francis B. Griswold
Theard
Jamestown
LeRoy Sheehan
Sheehan
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond
Jafferson
East “Ryumbull
J. Philip” Perry
East Peumbull
Irroquois
Carlings
Iron City
Pabst
Blatz
Corry Beverage
Union City man Charles Van Epps dies at 61
Charles Van Epps 61 a widely known retired lumber dealer of Union City died Sunday in Union City. The notice notes his age and residence with no further details on his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles van Epps
Union City
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Ashtabula
Ashtabula Harbor
Roberts
State Highways Department
Rockdale
East Mead
Hunter Run
Muddy Creek
Venango
Jackson
Cornplanter
Oil Creek
Meadville Tractor-Trailer Burst Ignites 3 Hour Blaze Near Greenville
A tractor-trailer loaded with 4 000 gallons of naptha burst into flames on the outskirts of Greenville causing a three hour inferno. Winds drove 40 and 60 foot flames near three houses scorching paint and shattering windows. No injuries reported. Meanwhile David Clark, formerly of Meadville, is named town manager and police chief of Tappahannock Virginia, resigning his Cople High School post to begin March 1.
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Meadville
Greenville
David Clark
Tappahannock
Clark
Cople High School
Hague
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Penn Senior
Ange 1
A. M. Litz
Clarence Nelson
Snyder’s
Beaverdam
CDA
Tutf
Titusville
Board of Health
Nso
John
Rieb
Diamond
Troy Township
Crawford County
Relb
Harrisburg
Hospital Auxiliary
Grand Theatre
Thomas O'Connor
Phil Warner
Dave's Place
West Main Street
Tonette Tonette
Bobbi
Richard Hudnut
Pinwave
Rayve
Ebro Ter Weird
Mayvilles
Frank Sturdevant
Hicey Johnson
Coleran
Charles C. Me
Clarkey J
Elmer Widlund
Journal
Girard
Donald Tome
North Girard
Corry
Howard M. Brett
Cole Avenue
Simmons
Superior Cleaning Company
Franklin
Sugarcreek
Crystal Coal Co
Dry Times
W. Brice
Prac
Brien
McIntyre’s
Firestone
South Center Street
David Evans Beauty Salon
Min
Corry Hospital
Denis
Willard Dyckes
Grace Street
Sylvia
Amby Allen
Grand Street
Donald Bensink
R. D
Donald Goodwill
West Columbus Avenue
George
C Duniel Cressley
Spring Creek
Raymond Willink
Clymer
James Brown
Glenn Evans
William
Charles Barr
West Washington Street
Toof Hall
Dave’s Place
Conneaut
Hilma Laird
Brown Memorial Hospital
Stahl Jewelers
Jefferson
Hal K. Smiley
Corry Evening 1 Journal
National Surplus
Lundy
Texaco
Ava Osama Sam
Preah
Roger
Domestic
International Silver Company
Albert B. Fox
Columbus, PA
Dia
Sheik
Port Lyautey
Morocco
Sheik Boulay Ahmed Wl Bantouri
Moore's
East Main Street
Peter
Hoogendam
Hamilton, Ont
Canada
Theron Spurr
Rev
Detroit, Mich
E. A. B. Church
H. Ray Harris
Letitia
Ayaka
Tunnele
Comry
Corry Savings Cloan Gun
Center Street
Vernon
Wester
Vbury Fung
Arist
Fites Fuilly
Lawrence
R. Laub Willand
OUTRA
Tory Oyer
Tate
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