Two injured in two earlymorningLOCK HAVEN - Two persona were Injured in two early morning crashes investigated by Lock Haven city police today.At I:IS a.m., Robert A. Graver, 10 W. Keller St., Castanea, was injured In a two-car crarii at the intersection of N. Hanna and E. Church streets.Police said Miss Graver was coming from Castanea on herway to set up a booth at theHughesville Fair When a oar driven by Charles Schiavo, Philadelphia, did not stop at a stop sign at the intersection. He pulled into the intersection from Church St. in front of the Graver auto, officials aaid.Miss Graver was treated at the Lock Haven Hospital for multiple braises and released.Damage was set at 92,800 to the Graver auto and $500 to the Schiavo car.The second early morning crash occurred on E. Park St. and Charles E. Matter, Loganton R.D. 1, was injured.Police said Matter was traveling on E. Park St. when an unidentified motorist pulled from Jessamine St. causing Matter to swerve his car to the right. The Matter car struck a parked car owned by Betty Z. Heichel, 383 E. Park St.Matter was treated at the Lockin cityHaven Hospital for an injury to his nose and inter released. He was scheduled to return this morning for x-rays.Damage was set at |250 to the Matter car and 9200 to the parked car.State police investigated a two-car crash 'in Avis boroughFriday night at 6:30. A ear operated by Ruth E. Watts, Farrandsvillle, had slowed to make a left turn when her car was struck from behind by a car driven by Marlin G. Lents, Jr., police said.Damage was set at fOOO to the Lentz car and 9300 to the Watts auto.»Ronnie is homeafter relapseLAMAR — Ronnie Fravel arrived home again Friday night at 9:30, after doctors at Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, treated him for a blood clot which developed suddenly last week.The 10-year-old victim of a kidney'~ailment, which will require a transplant, was rushed back to Einstein Wednesday by ambulance after a blood clot developed near a “shunt tube in his arm. The tube is hooked into an artificial kidney machine during bi-weekly treatments.Ronnie arrived home “tired but much better, according to Boyd Grieb, who accompained Ronnie and his mother, Mrs.FpbvaI nn tit* flriva oAfluUiAkidney machine, donated by the “Ronnie Fravel Fund is installed in the Lock Haven Hospital.During the several weeks until the machine is installed, Mr. Grieb mid, the committee organized to raise 915,000 for Ronnie’s operation will need drivers and station wagons to make the trips. Anyone with a station wagon, or anyone who would like to drive Ronnie to Philadelphia should contact Mr.Grieb at 726-3675, he Mid.The Ronnie Fravel Fund, organized two months ago when news of Ronnie’s plight spread, has grown to nearly 914,000. Upcoming fund-raising