Death of Charlies Lord at Don Rotthoff farm
Union City reports Charlies Lord 69 farm hand found dead Wednesday at the Don Rotthoff farm in Venango Township where he had worked for two years. He had long ill health and recently surgery. Ridgway fire dept fought a truck fire on Route 419 two miles north of the borough. The McCullough Trucking Co of Buffalo owned the rock wool laden vehicle. driver injured in the crash and truck valued loss about $12,000.
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Union City
Charlies Lord
Don Rotthoff
Venango
Moose Country
the Journal
Ridgway
Ridgway Fire Department
Barough
McCullough Trucking Co
Buffalo
Erie area notes inked with crime and sales reports
Erie police arrest 17 year old Thomas Zippery after a fight at Gannon auditorium. Minor influenza rise and early outbreak noted by doctors. Local fund drives report progress as Titusville and Jamestown stories show campaigns and tax payments.
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Powell
Eris
Gannon Auditorium
Thomas Zippery
George Garbaloff
Garbaloff
Zippery
Vets
M. A. Kornreich
Motter
Kornreich
Clearfield Furs
Stewart
Franklin
Connie's
Mae
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Daily Report
At 7 am today the Hospital Report lists admissions including Arthur Lines 5 son of Rev and Mrs Bradley Lines Columbus and Kathryn 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Triscuit RD 8. Discharges include Bonnie 4 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Elton Millee 808 Warren Street and Sandra 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Graker 7 Grove Street. Also updates cover injuries, hospital transfers, church dedication, and local notices from Meadville Clymer Warren and Titusville.
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Arthur
Bradley T. Lines
Columbus
Harold Roush
Clymer
Howard Davis
R. D
Kathryn
Donald ‘Triscuit
Bonnie
Elton Millee
Waren Street
Sandra
Dughter
Levi Graker
Grove Street
Warner’s
Gulf Service
North Center Street
Meadville
Thomas Brett
Spencer Hospital
Arch Street
North Clymer
Clymer Hill
Bert Brower
The
Reformed Church On America
Vets
Meadville and Erie News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Scores
The week’s notes include a Superior Court ruling invalidating a West Penn Power rate order, a report on Ripley microwave plans and a 225 foot tower, weekend specials from Hillside Grocery, Meadville council approval of ice box safety rules, a trap shoot benefit for Sparta, a polio case in Venango County, Mead Hardware ads for sheet iron heaters, the passing of Doc Mead, GE idea awards totals, a Columbus brownie bake sale, guilty pleas and sentences in Crawford County, a turkey party at Columbus Fire Barn, and a not guilty verdict in a license suspension case.
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Kane
Public
West Penn Power Co
Pennsylvania
VFW
Ripley
Cleveland
Buffalo
County Road 76
Hillside Grocery
South Center Street
St —Meadville
Concord Corners
Spartansburg American Legion
Sparta Sportsmen Association
Hiie
Venango
Eric
Lakeview Hospital
Paul's Hardware and Service
Meadville
Wallace
Doc) Mead
Wis
Meadville Machinery
Ene Railroad
Moose Lodge
Erie
Milton J. Scott
Columbus Brownie
Loveland
L —Kirie
Ourelar
Elmer L. Evans
George Horth
Thomas Carey
Columbus
Crawford Golinly Quarter Sessions
Rossey
R. D
Waberford
Endenck
Slayer Found Dead After Slaying and Shooting Wife
Philadelphia police report 30 year old Albert Greer killed himself after fleeing a search. He allegedly shot and killed Augustine Musante and critically wounded his wife Teresa Breer in Northeast Village, Philadelphia. The article then digresses to unrelated mention of Druids and sacrifices with no clear connection.
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Philadelphia
Pollce
Albert Greer
Northeast Village
Augustine Musante
Smoked calla hams and steak prices at Macko's Market
The notice lists meat prices 89c per pound ground beef 45c pork chops 59c rib steaks 69c ham loaf mix 59c homemade sausage and more. Also mentions Macko's Market at 114 East Main Street Meadville and 2113 Meadville with a date line. Royal insurance man Burnell J. Smith named general chairman of the 1954 Red Cross membership drive in Western Crawford County. FBI linked case reports Gordon Baker 18 Warren arrested on gun purchase charge. bail set at 500. Bill Allen and Rhythm Makers play Fridays at the Italian American Club.
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Moose Lodge
Clarion
Merle Gaskell
Henry J. Murphy
George Lewis
Florida
West Main Street
Meadville
Gregory Stine
Cambridge Springs
City Hospital
Robert Stine
Corry Locker Service
University of Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
Pittsburgh
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Jamestown
East Second Street
Pine and
Spring Streets
Allen
E. Bargar
Edward Hokenson
Charg
Joseph Seitz
City Hall
Frank Burger
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Rolling Rock
F. L. Baressi
Dial
Titusville
Robert C. Newell
My. Newell
Timeville
Weir
Sara Nevins
Pennsylvania
New York State
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Richard Wetzel
Manaeger
Kiwanis Chui
Remuir
YWCA
Kiwanis State Sue
Carl de Vittorio
Wallace Sedwick
Robert Scherman Jr
Oof Hall
North East
Erie
Earl Donald
Coleman
Joh Locust
Joh Locust, Police Records Showed. —Women's Civic Club
Washington Street
Tsal
Corry iLocker Service
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Royal Insurance
Burnell J. Smith
Unc
Crawford County
American Red Cross
Stramberg-Carlson Television
All-Way Electric
FMF
Gordon Baker
FBI
Brave Justice
Trey M. Greenhine
C. Henry Nicholson
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Puritan Breakfast
Campbells
Hormel Chile
Quality Cash Store
Ice
Daroff
Fabrica
Botany
Unnell
Oil City
Oi City
Campase
Norman A. Davis
Corry Hospital
Robert Knight
Knight
Koehlers, DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Guys Mills
Crawford Dounty Firemen’s Association
Nobles
Elton Atswell
Corry Rod and Sun Club
G. Arvid Johnson
Pittsfield
Wim
Acorn
McIntyre
Mildred Watcher
Carrall
Veterans Administration
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Superior Cleaning Company
Tuffy
Corner of
Center
Washington St
Insurance
Horton J. Davis & Son
Foster E. Davin & Son
Dmirin
Bill Allen
Rhythm Makers
Ronnly Nielson
Jay Hight
Hey
Theodore Sirze
Merle
Salon
Erle
Tilisvilie
Fango~ton
Mose Weopratt
Cady & Collier
Trashay
Vin
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