Win-Some Class Meeting Notice At Baptist Church
The Win-Some class of the Baptist Church will meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Roy Wout on West Main Street. Every member is urged to attend. Ployd Eddy, 41, son of Mr and Mrs John Eddy of North Clymer, who underwent an emergency operation at Corry hospital last evening, is reported this afternoon in fair condition.
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Indiana
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Venango County
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First Avenue
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Bernice Bellmapp
Second Avenue
Venango County News Roundup Highlights Abandonment Plan
The Tionesta Valley Railway seeks permission from the Interstate Commerce Commission to abandon the northern end from Sheffield to Clarendon, leaving only a short Sheffield to Sheffield Junction section in service due to lack of business. southern segment abandoned August 26. The issue accompanies local items on arrests, fines, registry counts, car sales, accidents, and community notices from Venango county and Corry area.
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Will J. Wilcox
Tionésts Valley’ Railway
Sheffield Junction
Halston
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Clarendon
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Vipon
Nellie M. Vaugh
Jamestown
Venanzo County
Hangs Himself After Confessing to Murders
Anthony Cugino known as Tony the Stinger, hunted for two years for questioning in murders across New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Washington, D.C., hanged himself in a police headquarters cell just before midnight after confessing. He admitted complicity in the July 14 1983 murder of Patrolman Charles Stockburger in Philadelphia and in a New York murder with ties to undercover killings. Police linked him to the murders of two underworld women to silence them, one of whom was reportedly buried alive. He was also accused in the January 1984 Washington car barn killings of James M. Mitchell the watchman and Emory Smith.
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New York
Anthony Cugino
Tony the Stinger
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Washington, D.C
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Mitted
Charles Stockburger
Philadelphia
James J. Garvey
James M. Mitchell
Emory Smith
Washington, D. C
City begins large scale fingerprinting drive
Evansville Indiana police have launched one of the nation’s largest fingerprinting efforts. They request over 100000 residents of the city be fingerprinted to enhance crime detection and public safety.
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