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Poo® FourWELlSVIliePrison Terms HandedThree Young MenBET.MONT — Three men drew 5 to 10 year prison sentences af-tor entering guilty pleas to criminal charges horo yesterday In Allegany County Court before Countv Judge Norman 11. Fitwr.Frederick D. Slebert. 24 of Slun-glehousr. Pa., pled guilty to attempted rape In the first de-tree and was sentenced 5 to IP year* In Attica Slate l’ri«on. He also received o 2*A to 5 year term, to iun rowvrrentlv. after pleading guilt} tc a second count of assault I second degree. Cluirgcs stemmed from an Incident in Wellsvllle .Ian ; 2.Two Wellsvllle men were allowed to plead guilty to first grand | larceny in satisfaction of an in-1 diet men t charging first degree grand larceny and burglary Donald K Shelly. 81. of 2* N Broad St.. will serve a 5 to 10 year sen!-!Beech Hill Rd . Town of Willing, was fined S50 after pleading jtuil-ty to petit larceny. Slit was charged with forging endorsement on a check for 12.06 made out to a neighbor. Virginia Graves, March 19. Imposition of the sentence Was suspended for forgery ami the larceny plea allowed.Richard J. Kemp of Whlt^vlllc pled guilty to fir.-d degree rape on arraignment and sentence was deferred until June 1. Kemp was Indicted for first degree rniie and second decree assault tn innnec-tlan with an Incident at Whltcsvlllc March 20Francis W. Johnson. 64. HD Flll-ntnre, will he sentenced today. He rnlcird a plea of guilty to second degree assault on arraignment Ills imlletihent charged second do-gree rape and second degree assault for nn Alfred area incident Jan. 2.Officers Installed By Friendship PTAence at Alllea and Donald E. Marks, 20. Main St. the name length of time at Elmira Reception Center.Charges arose from theft nf money from a Bolivar apartment Jan. 19 Previous information lllorl by District Attorney Edward F More-ler of Bolivar showed Shelley and Marks as second felony offenders. Shelley had been formerly iharged with abandonment of pregnant wife and minor children ami Marks was convicted Jan. 3 for burglary, third degree.Judge Fllzer also handled two youthful offender eases, arraigned two others, and irn|«isi*d n fine of 850 In connection with a pel It larceny charge.Mrs. Diane C. Billings, 28. ofFRIENDSHIP - Mrs. Margaret Podden was elected and installed as president of the Friendship Central School Board of Education In epremonies conducted last night at the school. She succeeds Del Mnr.-cuso.Otherofficers installed by Mrs.Final RehearMary Mrpcs. assistant director of the .South CentralDistrict of the New York PTA. Inrludcd: Mrs. Kffle Hall, vice president: MrsJoanne Hanks, secretary: andMrs. Ethel Zcnoskl. treasurer.Highlight of the evening’s program was a fashion show presented by the junior and senior high school homctnnkinp students modeling apparel of their own making. Mrs. Joanne Roland, homo economics Instructor, moderated wdli Miss Doris Wentworth at the organ.Junior high students modeled Shirts, blouses and slacks and showed changes in hair ‘iylesPRKPAHINC: FOR PRUFORh of Cnlnc Mutiny Cnurtmartlal Nancy Howe Auditorium. On s Grecttwnld. defense counsel: Gen Capt IHakely. presiding at the James DeMarte as Id Com. Johnunhappy Id. Com. Quecg. Ron Hawkins and Susan McEnroe. 'A..UPOLICEREPORTSVIIXAGK POI.ICF. WEId_S\ I ELKREPORT received from Mrs. II w c.amlirll) uf Hermiin Ave. ilia
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Wellsville Daily Reporter
Wellsville, New York, US
Fri, May 18, 1962
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