Snow and cold drive cautious driving and tagged pets
Severe cold and drifting snow blanket state highways as motorists are urged to slow down. The Department of Revenue warns dog owners to secure 1986 licenses immediately to avoid permanent loss of untagged pets or fines. Flood and weather notes mix with bond approvals, industry reports, and Red Cross appeals as Pennsylvania communities cope with rising waters and related disruptions.
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First 36 Auto Inspection Drive Moves Ahead
Harrisburg March 26 The first motor vehicle inspection campaign of 1886 is in full swing from March 16 to June 15 with more than a million autos to be checked for mechanical defects endangering motorists and pedestrians Secretary of Revenue John W Kelly emphasizes the period's unusual importance noting safety deteriorations from bad weather and urging all automobile truck and motorcycle owners in Pennsylvania to visit regular inspection stations promptly and comply cheerfully.
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John W. Kelly
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Funeral of Mrs. Eliza Ellsworth
Funeral services for Mrs. Hilda Jane Ellsworth were held Wednesday at 2 30 in the Bratken Keating Funeral chapel with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Nephews Stanley Sullivan and Herbert Johnson. Bruce Ellsworth and Peter Dobbs attended, along with out of town guests Mr and Mrs Stanley Sullivan and Ms and Mrs Herbert Johnson of Erie and Vernedick of Hochester NY.
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Withdrawal timing unclear for Company A in Johnstown
Journal notes from Grove City state no definite withdrawal time for the 112th Infantry and Company A from flood damaged Johnstown. Dispatches hint they may depart Saturday or Sunday, or stay longer, while reports from Grove City warn rumors lack confirmation. Lieut Browns letter describes travel by West Ridge buses, flood damage, guard duties, quartering at Central High School, and strenuous conditions as troops aid relief efforts.
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West Ridge
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Coremaugh River
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