Paragraf details local incidents and legal notes in Corry area
A late night scene near a family home led to a threatened warrant against a 16 year old. A Rome Township man faced charges for worthless checks totaling 138 dollars with a September 17 disposition date. Real estate changes involved Dagmar Knight and Robert Knight. Police attended a disturbance at the Washington Lunch. Detour updates affect Route 6 between Sheffield and Ludlow with October 15 removal planned. A missing wife case resurfaced and a 31 year old woman with prior mental health history remains at large. A Pennzoil plant death inquiry follows autopsy. County tax rolls completed for 1950 with October 1 appeal deadline. Gas outage prompted a Titusville home alert. Police tracked a missing James Town bound wife from Warren. Nancy Hammond to lead LeRoy Ohio second grade. Turnpike Labor Day traffic up 120 percent. Migratory bird stamps raised to $2. Local musky fishing reports and Erie coast guard search for a missing boat renter near Purview. O’Day fraud case linked to Ken O’Day with Bertram Statler as possible accomplice. Coroner’s jury cites convulsions in operator Wisinski case. Ohio cops detain three Jamestown bobby-soxers. State polio cases at 435 with weekly rise. county by county tallies updated.
Allentown Man Held for Slaving Woman
District Attorney Kenneth Kock said Robert Shupp, 40, an unemployed accountant, confessed to shooting and killing Marian Walek, 23, a Weissport mill worker, after meeting her near Lehigh on the day before. He drove the body to his Allentown rooming house, napped, then reappeared in the city, and neighbors alerted police when he made noise trying to park the car.
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Associated Press
Shupp
Miss Walek
Lehion
Allentown
Jimmy Davis to Speak at Bear Lake EUB Church
Residents of Bear Lake vicinity will welcome a special guest at the Bear Lake Evangelical Union Church on Monday September 12 at 8 o clock. The well known Jimmy Davis reader singer and magician will attend to present a program described as highly enjoyable. Rev AL Pins pastor said young people will be especially interested in the program.
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Beat Lake Beat Vicinity
Bear Lake
Brookville Man Acquitted of Murder in 1987 Case
In Brookville Pennsylvania on September 7, Ray Timblin, a mechanic, was acquitted after a 40 minute deliberation of killing his estranged wife Laveria Timblin, 7, in February 1987. The death had been listed as a possible domestic incident. Authorities had arrested the husband last February and charged him in the case.
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Sueraley
Brookville
Ray Timblin
Laveria Timblin
WIN Tiusder
Heath Phi Anna receives Order of the Arrow honor
Orry Heath of Phi Anna is inducted into the Order of the Arrow for outstanding service. The ceremony occurred during a camping fraternity gathering at Camp Merz over the weekend, as members announced the distinguished recognition.
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Mayuille
Order of the Arrow
Orry 'Heath
Phianna
Leon Let
Camp Merz
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N. Allen Love
Titusville
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Erie County Court House
Dagmar Krone Knight Vis
Robert K Knight
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Unis
Harrisburg
Sheffield
Ludlow
Tiona
Iba
Carl Hunt
Warren-Kingua Road
See
James~ Town
Kisntone
Hunt
Warren State Hospital
Virginia
James H. Ruchels
Olt City
Pennzoil
Moat City
Buchols
Court House
Pa- Moe
Patterson Photo
Nancy Hammond
Wallace Hammond
West Frederick Street
LeRoy
Ohio
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike
W. A. Redmond
Findley Lake
Arnold Seastead
Chautauqua Lake
Clare Capwell
Olin
Joseph Allen
Gates Sirest
West Matin Street
Erie Coast Guards
Lake Erie
Purview
Clyde Brown
Ene
Straub
Avery
Ken O'Day
Warren
O'Day
Bertram Statler
Elk County
Oj Ridgeway
Slater
George Rupprecht
St. Marys
Bax Bank
Attros
Hanks
de Lille
Richard Wisinski
Parade
State Revenue Department
Hicense
Norwalk
Shirley Ann Olson
Joan Griffitth
Paity June Robertson
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Northhampton
Allegheny
Erie
Butler
Sunset Drive-In Theatre
Waterford, Pa
Jean Arthur
George Brent
Dodge City
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnette
Meerdink
W. Main & Spring Sts
South Center Street
W. K. Schindleldecker
East South St. BR
Jimmy Davis
E.U.B. Church
N. Center ST
Francis Hooper
YES
Leon
Tony
Ly A
Nestle
Hershey
Revlon Nail Polish
Renoir
TABU
LucHes
Chocolate Drops Ag
Timblin
Charles J Marslotti
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New Perfection
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