Peculiar Accident Fatal To Titusville Man
Titusville resident Marke Gray aged 18 suffered a fatal injury after being struck by an object hurled from a moving plane on West Spring Street. Taken to ONeill Hospital after the curb impact, his condition deteriorated and he died days later following surgery and treatment.
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Titusville
Marke Gray
Ville Hospital
Gray
Spring Street
Wale
West Spring Street
Jefhsnailer
Mam Pears
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Joseph Barr
C.F. Hall
Cliff Maurice
Ripley
Bert A. Wood
Ripley-Sherman Road
Corry Bakery
Walter B. Griverse
Gus Mantie
Erie
Bth
Ben
Bowth Palmyra
Erie Gas Mantle Co
Plé Chamber of
The
Baptist
Ralph Carroll
East South Street
Willis Powers
Roy Vogt
CiMbed Young
Cony Hospital
Miller's Kendall
Brankilis
Kyton
Wnder Construction
R. Sivedley
Smidley
HT. Osburn Co
Navy Mothers Club
Union Room
Molles
Menguille
Charles N. Ainsford
Ardericin
Gertrude der ‘Thimmus
Trigan Newspipers
Victor
Moss Thomas
Octuber
Tas Bern
Grand Gas
Vaughn Kroper
Union Ci
Corry
Oviety
A. E. Morrison
West Washington Strow
Wellejus Bakery
Atla
DB. Cohen
Meadville
L.A. Rossitt
Uitigity
Montifiore Hospital
Erle
Bud Cliifard
Funk
Charles Mossis
Afley Mossis
Liberty Street
Mon- Gay
Si Mossi
Panther May Be In Pottsetown Sector
In Pottsetown Pennsylvania on Sheep's Hill residents report a mysterious animal feeding on pelicans and turkeys. A posse and hounds pursued the creature with varying IDs including a panther and a puma. Witnesses describe yellow eyes and a doglike face eliciting zoo and warden speculation.
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Pottstown
Pennsylvania
Posse
John J. Boyle
Panter
New York
Mabel Hert Puma
Peter J. Fi Kowski
Sheep's Hill
Philadelphia
Whisky ration period opens in Pennsylvania amid shortages
The Pennsylvania State Liquor Control Board announced the whisky rationing period resumes today after a two week lull. Officials expect further cuts before January 4 as Armistice Day closures limited store operations, with state stores to reopen rationed sales and a hoped increase in clerical staff for holiday coverage.
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Pennsylvania
State Liquor Control Board
Ryoenh Wes
Treasury report details receipts and balance in Washington
Treasury data as of November 8 shows receipts of 9 523 28 64 dollars and expenditures of 77 202 67180 dollars, leaving a balance of 12 816 196 625.59. The total debt stands at 262 873 750 104.95, with a daily increase of 305 098 Ra4 39.
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Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Unionization threat shadows Meadville area strike
The Panesylvania Electric Company foremen and supervisors, 60 workers, face a potential strike over bargaining rights as the National Labor Relations Board conducts a mail vote to be counted Wednesday. The dispute echoes recent mine strike tensions and concerns production and maintenance staff below general foreman level would seek bargaining power.
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Ford
Powell Motor Co
A. Frat L. Brotherhood
Pennsylvania Electric Go
Erle
Johnstown
Maryland
Isué
Mrmny
Two County Posts Vacant Until January 1
Two county offices the district attorney and county commissioner remain unfilled, awaiting court appointment and the approval of two common pleas judges. Judge Miles Fails retired. Judge Elmer L. Evans cannot act until successor named, with vacant path to approval. The incoming commissioner may be named by voting history, possibly to the widow of Commissioner Thomas Schaper, or Sheriff Fred Lamberton if she declines. Damian J. McLaventin, acting district attorney after December 1, is considered, with Wayne Gleeten noted as a frequent contender.
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Teast
Path
Common Pleas
Miles
Elmer L. Evans
Yuesney
Blach Furton R. Laii
Youn
G coomMssioner
Thomas Schaper
Fred Lamberton
Baub
Atorney
Damian J. McLaventin
Diralos
Fellowship Dinner Held At Columbus Church
Community members attended a fellowship dinner in Columbus with Mrs. Frank Betts and Mrs. Helen Biniley hosting. The event welcomed neighbors and featured a program led by Mrs. Vernelia Pare, with a vow to return for next gatherings. Numerous local residents attended and shared updates during the evening.
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Tom Brenamen
Columbus Church
Columbus P.T.A
Corry Hospital
Glenn Babcock
Elgin
Charles Skinner
East Columbus Avenue
Charles Little
Russell Little
Corry
Erle
Merle Russell
Taylor and Sorenson
Litera
Aidciety
Harold Powell
North Center Stret
Win‘lock
Corry, Hospital Auxiliary
Sugar Grove
Carlin Curtis
Amid
Carl Sperling and Sons
Lauisville
D. Nagoette
Ivan Parkin
State College
Nagoette
Edith Colby
Curtis
Floyd Perkins
Mayanet Thinun
Salamand
Hoy Robbins
Gerrude Black
Warren General Hospital
Grange Holds Social and Initiation Meeting
Several Columbus Grange members attended a pre social event and Gary Biurday announced a Grange initiation of new members. The group will meet Wednesday evening at the Grange Hall for the initiation ceremony.
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Pratts Dodd
Warren
Paull Telekepe
Wats
Meadville
Tast Rhiussilay
Columbus Grange
Gary Biurday
Gratwe
Grange Mall
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Chereyiee Township
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Dwight McGreaty
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