North Girard Man Shoots Self In Head In Garage
A North Girard man Tomer Hilliker 72 retired railroad man shot himself in the mouth with a 422 caliber revolver and died in his garage on Sampson avenue. His wife found the body at 6 30 a m and a newspaper story about similar deaths lay nearby. Coroner Hanley ruled the death as a felon temporary insanity leaving a widow and a son Jeff Hilliker of Forrest Park Kentucky.
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RIE
Aulette
Mostertown Wan
Tomeri Hilliker
Teyearold
Ian
Wrynsest
Jeff Killiker
Forrest Park Tike
Grapes Harvested Amid Sluggish Westfield District
In Chautauque Mine district near Westfield on Oct 3 farmers report near normal conditions but forecasts show reduced yields. Grape supply and juice plants face heavy tonnage demand, posters offer 40 dollars per ton yet capacity limits hinder purchases, with anticipated lower production and variable plant requirements.
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Whitrield
Chautauque-Mine
Willie
Wits Belt
Tomlage
Two Sharon Men Die By Own Action In Sharon Pa
In Sharon Pennsylvania two men aged 50 and another, both residents, died by self inflicted means Thursday. One used a razor and gun, the other hanged himself in the kitchen of his home. A note to his son asked forgiveness. authorities say the motive remains under investigation.
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Sharon
Chapman
Tellfbors
Hig
Robbers Drill Bloom-Rosenblum-Klein Safe in Oil City
Suspects broke into the Office of the Bloom Rosenblum Klein Co on Colbert avenue near Oak Grove, tampered with the safe, and stole cash and negotiable items after hours. Police, including County Detective Chester Beatty and Captain Vernon W. Nelson, investigated the break in.
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CMNY
Bloom-Rosenblum-Klein Co
Colbert Avenue
Oak
Iy County
Chester
Beatty
Vernon W. Nelson
Two youths injured in Portville road crash
Gustafson and Harris, both teens from Portville, were in a parked car on Portville road when hit by a car driven by E O Smith. Gustafson, 20, lost two front teeth and suffered chest and leg bruises. Harris, 18, had a severe head laceration and a dislocated left hip. Both were taken to Olean General Hospital.
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Omban
Wawin Gustafson
Reuben Harris
Portvis
Portville Road
Olean General Hospital
Gustafson
Harris
E. O. Smith
Olean Potive
Feed quality drives egg yields says mill gossip column
The column argues that high quality feed with balanced protein minerals and fiber, not sheer quantity, yields better egg production. It cites BE feeds and mentions farmers selling pigs and cows, price drops in wheat, and local feed trades.
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Crawford M. Woons Co
J. G. Miller
Carl Lindberg
Carter Hill
Daisy
J. Bélirbe
Hazen Follett
George Slye
Ear of Kent
Chautauqua Builds 100 Miles Of Roads In 1980
County and state highway forces carried out a large road program in Chautauqua County during 1980, improving over 100 miles with about 540 miles completed overall. Half the miles are first class hard surface, others gravel or farm roads. several projects along Lake Erie and local routes are outlined with lengths and statuses.
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Chautauqua County
B. Fiten
Jamestown Post
Fitch
Lake Erie
Barcelona
Dunkirk
Laona
Fredonia
Hanover
Jamestown
Ashville
Ellington Village
Sherman-Stedman
Chautauque Vake
Sheldons Corner
Ripley
Sincairville Thornum
Gentralia
Pleasantville
Sinclairville
South
Stockton
Streen
Cherry Creek
Arkwright
Porestville
Chicken Tavern
Former Corry Man Marries Ruth Field in Girard
Announcement states Hollis Otis, former Corry resident, wed Ruth Field of Connegat by the Christian Church pastor. The couple will reside in Girard where Otis works as a meat cutter at the Miller market.
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Hollis Otis
Corry
Ruth Field
Connegat
The
Christian Church
Otis
Girard
Novena Ends Tonight at St Thomas Shrine
Closing services for the St Therese novena begin this evening at St Thomas shrine. The event features impres sive devotions and talks on the life of St Therese as Father M J Graves and Rev F M O Connell lead the ceremonies. Public is invited to attend the finale and receive roses promised at the close.
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St. Thomas
Bisaim
Statin Ettests
Therese
Sy Bey
Miacis J. Graves
F M. O'Connell
Salil
Birds Thterester in Spurs headline reads like a parrot tale
A quirky clipping blends a bird themed headline with a London stage reference. It hints at a parrot's early life on a golf course and a passing show in the city, suggesting a light, literary newspaper fragment rather than a full event report.
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Parrot
London
DAR Chapter Opens Season At Corry Club
Brokenstraw valley unit of Daughters of the American Revolution held its first meeting of the year Thursday at the Corry Woman's Club, which will serve as the official meeting place for the coming year. Miss May Howard chaired with strong attendance and one visitor, Mrs. J. N. Norton, as the program featured an excellent list of activities after the business hour.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Corry
Local Social Sketches and Road Trip News
Short sketches read by Mrs. Young Miss Trimble and others featured formal talks by Mrs King Mrs Teani and Miss Pauison with enjoyable refreshments served by Miss Trimble and assistants. Mr and Mrs M J Alfred drove to New York City to meet Mr Alfreds parents returning from Europe.
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Young
A. Trimble
M. J. Alfred
New York City
Mr. Alfred
Alfred
Los Angeles
Calif
Pindley Lake
N.Y
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North Girard
Homer E. Hilliker
Mosiertown
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Penna
Koansand Discobnits
Toral
Nesalere
Pennsylvania
Eric Ta
Makar
Shaver
Parker
Casier
Walter
Peale Notary Public
Rifle Safe
Oil City
Bloom, Rosenblum, Klein Company
Chautauqua
Absorbine Jr
S. SS
Haley M. & C
John
Armand’s
Hind’s
Baume Bengue
Bellans
Feenamint
Fenner
Day Dream F. Po
Keister
N. F. Ames & Co
D.A.R
Corry, PA
Corry and
Findley Lake Road
John Morris
Irwin Paine
Aaaariawc
Grant’s
Stephe
Pat Meyer
Lilie
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