Funeral services for Sherman Lowell held in Fredonia
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Fredonia for Sherman Lowell 27 of Lamberton who died Monday when the car he rode in crashed into a tree on U S Route 112 three miles east of Niles Michigan. He is survived by his father Clyde M Lowell of Lamberton and his sister Mrs Hazel Nelson of Jamestown. Rev Delbert Jolley of the First Methodist Church in Fredonia officiated at Larson Memorial Chapel.
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Hazel Nelson
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First Methodist Church
Larson
State approves cheaper car insurance plan in Pennsylvania
The State Insurance Commission approved a merger of two insurance types into one cheaper policy. Commissioner Francis B. Smith said the new plan covers injury and death benefits for drivers passengers and pedestrians in traffic. The coverage takes effect immediately across Pennsylvania.
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Francis B. Smith
Pennsylvania
Senate votes on hire in expense allowances
Senate battle over taxes on gasoline for farm machinery ends with a 26 28 vote in favor of the full increase. House likely to seek recede while a conference looms. House Appropriations hears Dr Swan call for a 425 million ceiling to fund school construction and aid. A separate decision approves selling 53 000 acres in Northcentral Pennsylvania to Curtiss Wright Aeronautical for air research and jobs, awaiting the governor’s signature.
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House Appropriations Committee
Ralph C. Swan
Uion
Swan
Petrosky
Northcentral
Pennsylvania
Curtiss
Wright Aeronautical Corp
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Jamestown man arraigned then released on petit larceny
Clifford Emery Tingue was arraigned in City Court and paid $5 on three charges. Two hours later he faced a petit larceny charge for allegedly stealing a truck battery from a Jamestown firm's yard. he was held on $50 bail.
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Jamestown
Clifford Emery
Tingue Pleads Guilty to Improper Plates and License Violations
In the case before the court Tingue pleaded guilty to driving with improper license plates failing to produce an operator's license and driving an unregistered vehicle. He was fined $15 for the first count $20 for lacking an operator's license and $25 on the third count with the payment suspended.
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Ashville
Justice of the Peace
Ernest Wiltsie
Mayville
Yeager
Tm Court
Tingue
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