Wife Charged After Stabbing Husband On West Seneca Street
Mrs. Chester Young is accused of stabbing her husband with a steak knife at their home on West Seneca Street shortly before midnight. Undersheriff and deputies found the body moved inside the house, a broken door pane indicating struggle, and the wife was jailed for grand jury action. The couple, married in 1964, lived in Ovid. He was a WWII veteran with prior work at local restaurants and a Willard Hospital patient. The case drew attention from local officials as investigations continued.
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Civil War Observance Planned At Read ing Parade
Ovid Sons of Veterans members joined thousands in Read ing Pa for the Civil War centennial parade marking the war end. More than 4300 participants in 116 units, led by Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, with Confederate and Union leaders present and bands from across the region.
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New Hampshire
U.S. ‘Marine Corps Drum & Bugle Corps
Washington, D.C
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Ferko String Band
Philadelphia
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