Mother Kills Son and Then Ends Her Own Life
In Philadelphia a 40 year old mother Regina Schilling killed her one year old son Michael with a razor and then fatally slashed her own wrists. The father Charles a Navy Yard worker discovered the bodies in the boy’s bedroom as police described the case as a murder suicide. Schilling had been under treatment for mental low mood and faced hospitalization next month.
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Philadelphia
Regina Schilling
Michael
Po- Hee
Charles
Navy Yard
William Green
Schilling
Former Erie Man Killed in Arkansas Plane Crash
Wilmot Gary Quillman, 29, a crop duster pilot long associated with Erie, was killed when his plane crashed and burned on a Stuttgart farm after a final banking pass over a rice field. He had moved from Champaign Illinois to Stuttgart on March 19 and left behind three children. He earlier attended Emerson grade school in Erie, graduated from Strong Vincent High School, served in the Air Force, and studied at the University of Illinois in Champaign. Relatives note he began flying while in college.
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Erie
Arkansas
Stuttgart
Wilmot Gary Quillman
Champaign
Ill
Quillman
Emerson
Strong Vincent
Air Force
University of Tllingis
Survivors Seek 15 000 Settlement In Priest Crash Suit
Survivors of the Rev. Theodore Engist of Erie have agreed to a $15,000 payout in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court. The settlement followed two days of trial for a damage suit stemming from the December 1, 1959, Williamsport crash that killed 25 people aboard an Allegheny Airlines plane from Harrisburg to Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Theodore Engist
Erie
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Father Engist
Redemptorist Order
Williamsport
Allegheny Airlines
Local residents named in community photo caption
In the photo caption four rows list names of residents including Tricia Stone Dale Coates Do lores Rigby William Strana han Linda Bigelow Jan et Schweitzer Ronald Hennigh Sandra Nichols James Rittenhouse Sharon Jewell Terry Maynard Sandra Brown Dale Mack Judith Penoyer Bruce Fuller Sandra Cook Robert Bauer Carolyn Beal David Graves Carol Matteson John Brenner Ave ry Jo Torrey Tom Rogers Brenner Rosalie Greer Darrel Troyer James Miller Linda Post and Larry Carter. The caption credits Graphic Arts Photo.
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Tricia Stone
Dale Coates
Dolores Rigby
William Stranahan
Linda Bigelow
Janet Schweitzer
Ronald Hennigh
Sandra Nichols
James
Local Cutting News Highlights Visits and Family News
Mrs David Fassett and son Eric of Littlerock California visiting here. Cedarville College graduate CUTTING-Vee Boozel returns home for the summer. Numerous local calls and visits noted at Little Hope Erie Buffalo Dunkirk Clymer and Centerville as families catch up on weekend.
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David Fassett
Eric
California
Cutting
Vee Boozel
Cedarville College
Ohio
Fred Wallace
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Alice Camp
Russell Lictus
Erie
Lictus
Alfred Meisel
Lawrence Evans
Clymer
Max Bemis
Clifford Aikens Sr
Centerville
Orville Jackman
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Buffalo
Leonard Blake
David Albright
Janni
Deborah Bemis
Shelvey Albright
Corry
Love Albright
Union City
Sharon Bemis
Sherman
Itch-Med Advertising Claim At Corry Pharmacy
An advertorial promotes Itch-Me-Not as a quick drying remedy for skin itching and infections. It claims rapid relief of rashes including eczema, insect bites, and foot itch with antiseptic action, noting availability at Corry Pharmacy today.
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Corry Pharmacy
Local social rounds include visits to Findley Lake
Mrs. Alice Camp hosted Mrs. Clifton Cooper's daughter Elouise Marsh who brought a birthday cake to Findley Lake to help celebrate her aunt's birthday. Mrs. Camp spent Sunday with the Smolk family and Miss Marsh joined. The Fassett and Wallace families visited Dun kirk and Myra Cherry, then the Wallaces planned a Littlerock, California departure in a few days.
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Littlerock
Calif
Carl A. Marsh
Elouise Marsh
Gerald Austin
Painesville
Ohio
Brother-Inlaw
Sibley Wright
James Gibbons
Philo Brench
Ta Jones
Dunkirk
David Fassett
Myron Wallace
Fred Wallace
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Amos van Earden
William van Earden
Clymer Center
Charles Camp
Richard Smolk
Findley Lake
Pearl Bemis
Robert Wallace
Cleveland
Er. K. Storer
David Fassett and
Myra Cherry
Fassett
Eric
Wallaces
Burglars Take Cash Registers In Two NY Fredonia Robberies
State and city police investigated a spate of burglaries in Chautauqua County. Merchandise valued at 4000 to 5000 was stolen from Keith's Market Westfield and a cash register was taken from the Colonial Inn Fredonia, reportedly empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vredonia
Chautauqua County
Fredonia
Laken Trom
Keith
Route 20
Westfield
Colonial Inn
State Polite
Paleoner
UFO Sighting Reported Near Cambridge Springs by Student
A 15 year old Cambridge Springs girl described a silver metallic flying saucer seen north of town Monday night at about 8 pm. She and her mother observed the object descend from the sky and hover near tree top level near the Riverside Golf Course area. They were curious rather than scared and asked to remain unidentified pending parental consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vansbhidul Dekinga
Cambridge Springs Area
Route
Cambridge Springs High School
Riverside Golf Course
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Washington, Pa
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South West
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Roy Smith
Peru
Donald A. Sdecker
Central West Citief Soi West District
Corry High School
Jeffrey Rathbun
Terry Darnofall
Tracy Yanney
James Cat
Junplalgil
Chapman
Kaw
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Hi-Y
Hay
Old Main
Harrisburg
Scranton
Department of Public Welfare
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North Center Street
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
Dial
E.F.M
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
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Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
N. Center
Frank Litz
Spring Street
Sparta Grads
Sparta
Glenard Preston
Diané Fisher
Larry Morris
Netto Stanuire
General Telephone
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Barney
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