Seven killed in weekend traffic and local incidents
The weekend brought a high toll with seven persons killed in traffic and other accidents, plus burglaries at M. I. Laker Motor Sales in Titusville. A 14 year old, Karl Fielding, was injured after being thrown from a horse, and a burglary case at the car agency involved theft and a failed break-in at a soda machine. Local police logged numerous incidents including drunkenness, a sharp rise in visitors to Peninsula Park, and a court hearing for a Lake Bear resident.
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Pennsylvanis
Karl Pieldingy
Willian F Fielding
Centerville
Hyehow
Titiaville Hospital
Aner H
M. I. Laker Motor
Titusville
Loker
Macon
Marinus Christensen
Bear Lake
Alderaan M. S — Coblwth
Gaddes
Conchet Christensen
Jull
L Cobbett
Christenser
Jt I
Donald Osborne
Waterford
Corry
Lawrence Park
Osborne
Auto Dealers Cut Night Hours in Town
Auto dealers in the Erie area announce a new schedule starting April 1. The trade will be open two evenings per week on Monday and Friday until 9 p.m, and closed all day Sunday. Weekday hours run until 6 p.m except for the two evening windows. Participating dealers include Veterans Auto Bases Jordan's Used Cars Tri Nord Motors Turben Chevrolet Leo Heberlein W. W. Westerhouse Wiggers' Garage Clar Price Wallace Borstorff & Pitch sau Christensen Motors.
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Axiay
Wwe
II Prurfamaire
Auto Bases
Jordan
Tri- Nord Motors, Inc
Turben Chevrolet
Leo Heberiein
W. W. Weterhouse
Wiggers’ Garage
Clarprice Wallace
Borstorff & Pitch Sau Christensen Motors
Pupils Trapped Fourteen Hours Rescued From Pacific Cove
Two college students Deval McKeel and George Wood were trapped for 14 hours by a rising Pacific tide in Pacific Cove, Oregon. A search party lowered rescuers to pull them up a 40 foot cliff face to safety amid rain and strong wind after they entered the cove to look for drifting Japanese fish nets.
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Pacific Cove
Oceanlare
Ore
Deval McKeel
Taft, Ore
George Wood
Oceanlake
Singing Sisters Brighten Faster Week Services
Johnson sisters Dorothy and Ruth will provide special music during Faster Week at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Rev E C Docherty said the services begin tomorrow evening and will be led by Rev Calvin J Peters returning to the church for the second time. Services run nightly at 7:30 with 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Faster Sunday. The public is invited.
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Johnson
Dorothy
Ruth
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
E. C. Docherty
Calvin J. Peters
Peters
Docherty
Fifth and Sixth Grade Rec League Ends Season
Aceonveuies won the fifth and sixth grade rec league crown after a ninth game unbeaten run at Wright School gym. Ed Weidner led the Satellites with half the points in a 2014 victory over the Troubleshooters. Saturday results show Globetrotters 28 Bulldogs 19, Satellites 20 Troubleshooters 4, Jaguars 30 Sputniks 21, Untouchables 41 Chargers 15. Final standings show three teams at 5-5 and deadlocks for second and fourth positions.
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Aceonveuies
Pride Recreation
Asmeatnst
Wright
Ed Weidner
Globetrotters
Bulldogs
Satellites
Troubleshooters
Jaguars
Sputniks
Untouchables
Chargers
Fred Corbett
Jury Eddy
Jaguar
Wankers
Carl Reed
Sprinks
Gary Blynt
Bucket Brigade
Troubleshooters Chargers-Ln Amented and Bulldogs Bask in Point Parade
Reed led with 14 points in the elatil-team circuit while Weldner of the Satellites totaled 127 and Eddy added 121 for the Jaguars. Haenel and Blynt finished fourth and fifth with 108 and 105, with Piccitillo scoring 95 as top field.
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Dy i
Chargers
Ln Amented
Bulldogs
Hay ‘Rhe
Sputnika
Reed
Weldner
Satellites
Eddy
Jaguars
Bobh Haenel
Blynt
Carmen Piccitillo
Topield
Students Riot Over Restriction Easter Pilgrims Arrive in Fort Lauderdale
A mass student gathering for Easter vaca tion becomes the citys most serious outbreak in 16 years with a truck and loud speakers. Officers report widespread disorder and minor offenses. Fort Lauderdale incurs maintenance costs while local commerce claims about a million dollars from visitors, led by beer and sun tan lotion sales.
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Fort Lauderdale
Chamber of Commerce
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W. Biehola
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Everett Wiles
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March of Limes
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Gurry
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Sara
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Pheasant Street
Cobbett
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Erie County
Richard Blount
William McKittrick
Tevine
Tvestayday
Howard J .Sheen
Harrieth Myers
Bath of
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F Dewn Miller
Westsmith Street
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Mather
Taterlake
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Fontor
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Warren Country Coil Conservation Service
Corry Area
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Eckert
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Bobbie
W & T Couton
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Widmann & Teah, Inc
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Eastman Kodak Film
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Elmo Daggett & Ramsdall
Charbert
Reliance
Wo& T
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Bugler
Nidmann Ateat
Service and Health
W &T Coupon Iy
Dean
Vv & T Coupon
Thermos
Prince Albert Velvet
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