Meadville court fines and probation for Kenner
Dennis Kenner of Union City was sentenced in Crawford County court to pay a $50 fine and costs and placed on two years probation on a charge related to a divorce filing in Erie County. A real estate transfer and several small local notices are also recorded as part of Meadville area legal and civic happenings.
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Dennis Kenner
Union City
Crawford County
Meadville
Bessie G. Wilson
Simon S. Keeney
Second Ward
Erie County
Youngsville Woman Charged With Six Forgery Counts
A Youngsville area woman, Shirley Dr, was charged with six counts of forgery after an investigation by Chief Deputy Sheriff Richard Hegerty. Bail was set at 2000 dollars after an appearance before Peace Justice Frederick Berry. The checks, drawn on a local bank and cashed in Youngsville, totaled 1350 dollars between October 2, 1967 and January 15, 1968. The victim named is Mrs Arrenia Grant. The accused waived a hearing and was bound over to court.
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Youngsville
Warren
Youngsville Area
Richard B. Hegerty
Frederick Berry
Shirley
Hegerty
Arrenia Grant
Funeral services for Mrs Albert Wiggers in Union City
Funeral services for Mrs Vivian Wiggers will be held at 2 p m Monday at Glenn Funeral Home Union City. Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery. Memorials may be sent to Union City Methodist Church or Union City Public Library.
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Wiggers
Albert
Vivian) Wiggers
Glenn Funeral Home
Union City
Evergreen Cemetery
Jamestown Boy Wins 15000 Super Drawing Prize
Jamestown eleven year old Kevin O'Brien son of Eugene J. O'Brien and Mrs. O'Brien has won $15000 in New York state lottery in a super drawing of former winners. Kevin a sixth grade student at Persell Elementary School learned yesterday he was among 18 state winners. He previously won a $150 consolation prize last February that qualified him for the drawing.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Kevin O'Brien
Eugene J. O'Brien
New York
Persell Plementary School
Kevin
Teachers Seek Amendments To Education Bill In Pennsylvania
Teachers and officials discuss amending an education bill to a more acceptable form. PSEA plans a “candidates' rights” series from April 5 to 7 to question General Assembly and Congress candidates on education issues ahead of the April 23 primary and November general election.
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Standa
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
PSEA
General Assembly
Congress
New President James Lundy Elected by Corry Area High School
James Lundy, election committee chairman, congratulates George Sample on winning the Corry Area High School student council presidency for 1988 89. Sample's vice president is Sherry Ott and campaign manager Denise Harrison. Nearly 700 students voted after two weeks of campaigning by four candidates.
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James Lundy
George (Scoup) Sample
Corry Area
Sample
Chris Amy
Sherry Ott
Dennis Harrison
Miss Ott
Johnston
Endorsement Tactics Tied to Teachers Union Support
Incumbents face scrutiny of voting records and each candidate's education pledge. Action may split into full local union endorsement and aggressive support including door-to-door canvassing, public speaking, and financial backing to back a chosen candidate.
Grub Day Dress Triggers Send Home 22 Students
Spring day at Kane Area Senior High School triggered a dress code issue as 22 students were sent home to change from Grub Day attire. Principal Leo Herzog said the remonstrance tests school authority and all time missed must be made up while noting the rule was adopted in August 1957.
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S Pring
Kane Area Senior High School
Leo Herzog
Two Miles From Cambodian Border Under Fire Near Saigon
The battle occurred Thursday two miles from the Cambodian border and 66 miles northwest of Saigon. U.S. helicopter gun ships Air Force dive bombers and artillery supported the action. Allied casualties were reported as 15 irregulars killed, 49 wounded, and five Green Berets wounded.
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Saigon
Deaths of Mrs. Alice LaPaze and Mr. Bemis in Corry area
Two obituary notices from Corry region list deaths. Mrs. Alice LaPaze, 67, of Cleveland, formerly Corry, died after a long illness. Surviving relatives include a stepmother, siblings, and a brother in Youngstown. Final rites Monday at Pine Grove Cemetery. Mr. Bemis of R. Clymer, born April 5, 1907, died at Corry Memorial. Surviving wife, two sons, a daughter, five grandchildren, a sister, and burial at Cutting Cemetery with services Monday. Friends may call in Corry and Clymer areas.
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Alice LaPaze
LaPaze
Cleveland
Ohio
Corry
Josephine LaPaze
Eric
A. R. Kerr
Louise Mackay
Louisville
Paul
St. George Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
He Bemis
R. Clymer
French Creek
Corry Memorial
Wayne Township
Bemis
Clymer Conservation Club
Harold
Lucille) Neckers
Clymer
Glen
Bernice) Evans
Spitzer
Harold Blish
Clymer Methodist Church
Cutting Cemetery
France Opposes SDR Start as U S Sets Stage for Trade
France argues liquidity reserves from gold stand ready to back expanded world trade while holding vast reserves. Delegates largely reject the contention as SDR system debates continue. A Chester County girl Patricia A. French died in a head on collision on Pennsylvania 100 near Pottstown, according to latest highway reports.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Pottstown
Patricia A. French
Coventry Township
Chester County
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