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Trambley of Cameron and EikMivan, 119 Second St: Reuben Counties. Judge Trambley is a K. Cree, secrelary-treasurer of resident of Johnsonburg. the Lock Haven Trust, company;Jury Completed Tuesday Boyd C. Grieb, Lamar, FrancesSelection of a jury of 10 men !Showers Greenburr; William and two women to hear the trial i Murphy. 349 Susquehanna Ave.; was completed yesterday after-! Harry Cook, South Rrnovo;noon about 4.30 o'clock. A total of 52 out of close to 60 persons called for jury duty during this session of court was examined by the prosecution and defenseJohn O. Kline, Clintonrialr, and Clair Johnson, Beech Creek postmaster.Sylvester J. Aurand. 7 W. Walnut St.; Joseph Ebbs. Lamarfore the 12 were chosen. Two;Town.shlp: Edward Gramlcy.alternates were selected almost Immediately after the 12 jurors were chosen.The alternates will hear testimony, but take no part in the deliberation of Shadle's guilt orRauch town; R. G. Hirlinger, Rrnovo; Forney L. Probst, 203 Madison Ave.; Albert Marks, 715 W. Church St.; Charles F\ New-len. South Renovo; Harvey E. Berry, Jr., Allison Township;Innocence when the trial is oven.p^obcrt Lindsey, Sugar Run. Bald unless needed to replace any ofjjg^gjp Township; Mrs. Carriethe 12 jurors. iCourter. 114 S. Fairvirw St.;All 14 are being kept isolated,E Briggs, Pine Creek Township; from other persons for the dur-|Georgp A Da|c Rcnovo; Lauraation of the trial to prevent Hancock, Logan ton; Charles A them from hearing opinions Martz Bcorh Crcok Township;which might influence their Raymond E. Brown, Cast alien; verdict. Five of the jurors were! Harry E. McKoaguo, CaslaneaTownship, and Henry N, Jarrell, Renovo.irStock Market11\choseli yesterday morning and the remainder in the afternoon.The seven chosen in afternoon I were; Marguerite Seltzer Brun~! gard, 512 E. Church St., substitute school teacher; Wilson P.Burnell, 837 Bellefonte Ave., retired merchant; James J, Kell,133 W. Church St., Kyle Dairy j NEW YORK, (AP)-—The stock farm employe; Lewis N. McGill,: market edged ahead today In 631 E. Main St., clothing store! early dealings with some gains clerk; Earl Knepley, 240 Sus-jto around a point. Losses usu-quchanna Ave., Fallon Hotel ally were fractional, manager; Ralph C. Hamberger. The better gains were found Castanea, New York and Penn-j in steels, motors, aircrafts, rn-sylvania paper mill employe,; dlo-televlsions, and the rail-and Mrs. Betty H. McGonigal. roads.General Motors, clown a fraction yesterday, was off :,h at133-Li today on an opening block of 1,000 shares..A block of 2,700 shares ofSears Roebuck traded at 103 off I14. Columbia Gas had a blockof 6.000 shares unchanged at 16.I320 W .Clinton St., housewife and clerk.Rejected Jurymen Other persons called yesterday afternoon but rejected for duly by the defense, prosecution or Judge Lipez were: Joseph N. Kennis, Renovo; Mrs. C. M. Sul-
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Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, US

Wed, Nov 02, 1955

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