District Hospital Births and Admissions May 18 Indiana
Births listed for May 18 include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kleba and girls for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hankinson and Mr. and Mrs. David Benamati, with multiple admissions at Indiana district hospital. Names span Indiana, Homer City, Punxsutawney, Clymer, and surrounding townships. Discharges through May 19 include Marsha Gatti infant, Martha Boden, Rebecca Brady, Paul Carranza, and others from Indiana, Homer City, and Commadore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hospital
Michael Kleba
Ernest
Walter J. Hankinson
Second St
Heilwood
David M. Benamati
Clymer RD
Velma K
Neptune
Lisa Dr
Indiana
Mariel Kaye Bird
Church $T
David A. Mack
Brush Valley
Martha Jane Jobe
Glen
Glen Campbell RD 1; Harry Truman Brown
Clymer
Edward Eugene Walker
Northview Estates
Ronald Robert Podgers
Punxsutawney
Leslie E. Smith
James Q. Stonebraker
Sixth St
Rodney A. Meese
Commodore
Nettie Mac Edmiston
Barnesboro
Nancy Jean Coy
Creekside
Frank Nagg
Clarksburg
Alexandria
Winchester Rd
Dale Lynne Getty
Main St
Homer City
John C. Happel
Washington St
Kristie Lynne Meberling
William D McCracken
Carrie B. Miller
Grant St
Michael F. Nudge
Ben Franklin
Jeffery Scott Ober
Shelly L. Pierce
Dogwood Circle
Francisca Pitareh
Claudeine M. Rihan
7Th St
Beulah B. Shaffer
Stacey
Blairsville Council Adopts Measures and Plans
Blairsville council urges immediate data from engineers to install sewer lines in Walnut Hill area to enable home construction with 125-150 lots and seven homes planned. They authorize 20 new parking meters, fast-track water meter repairs, approve private pool fill guidelines, note expansion plans by Blairsville Manufacturing Co, order truck raffle signs, form a water rate committee, and approve in-lieu-of-taxes payment of 5 186.37 from the county Housing Authority. A retroactive $104 meeting payment was authorized for Miss Caruso’s secretarial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hill
Blairsville Manufacturing Co
Wynn St
Penndot
County Housing Authority
Danat
Miss Caruso
Planning Commission
Parking Authority
Two Minor Crashes On Area Roads
District police investigated two minor traffic mishaps with no injuries and minor damage. A two car crash in Punxsutawney at Graffius and Carter avenues caused about 225 dollars in damage involving Maureen Brickell and John M Weaver. A hit and run damaged a parked car on S Righth St with 125 dollars in damage to Betty R Nolf’s vehicle. Senior Citizen Chorus tryouts on Friday May 21 at 10 a.m. at the Senior Action Center directed by Mrs. Gertrude Lomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Graffius and
Carter Avenues
Maureen Brickell
Carter Ave
John M. Weaver
Horatio St
Senior Action Center
Community Center
Gertrude ‘Lomb
Obituary of George A Crago 75 Blairsville
George A Crago 75 of Blairsville died May 18 1976 at Latrobe Area Hospital after a sudden illness. A lifelong Blairsville resident he owned Crago Garage for 30 years and was active in First United Methodist Church Kiwanis and local organizations. Survived by widow Norma M Friend Crago daughter Mary Kincaid two granddaughters a brother and a sister. Funeral services Friday at 1 p.m. at Richard A Shoemaker Funeral Home Blairsville with Rev John W Ford officiating. Interment Blairsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Crago
Blairsville
Latrobe Area Hospital
William Bartlett
Jane Fox Crago
Greene County
Crago
First United Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Woodmen of the World
Blairsville Cemetery
Comorrow's Funerals Held at Porter United Methodist Church
Comorrow's Funeral services were held in Dobson at 2 p.m. at Porter United Methodist Church with Ely Funeral Home of Dayton arranging. The notice lists the church, time, and funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobson
Virginia
Porter United Methodist Church
Ely Funeral Home
Dayton
Criminal Incidents Probed in Punxsutawney and Glen Campbell
State and local police in Punxsutawney arrested two men in separate cases. David G. Hales, 21, of Arcadia, was charged with violation of the Uniform Firearms Act tied to an April 2 Glen Campbell incident and released on bond after appearing before District Magistrate Geraldine M. Wilkins. In Punxsutawney Borough, Robert Lee Fetty, 20, of Barboursville West Virginia, was jailed on theft charges from Barilar Motors and released after posting 500 dollars bond following appearance before District Magistrate Guy M. Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Punssutawney
Glen Campbell
David G. Hales
Arcadia
Hales
Geraldine M. Wilkins
Clymer
Robert Lee Felly
Major Rape Law Changes Signed In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports sweeping rape statute reforms take effect next month under Gov Shapp. The measure bans defense counsel from discrediting victims by citing past sexual behavior and raises statutory rape age thresholds, defining charges only when the older partner is over 14 and the younger under 14. It ends correlation requirements, widens credibility rules, allows married but separated couples to be charged, and adds a misdemeanor for indecent assault in limited cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Nancy 141
Don
Reading
Eildon
Guilty Verdict In Murder Trial Pittsburgh Man Convicted
In Pittsburgh Hill District George Brooks, 40, was found guilty of second degree murder for the beating and robbery that led to a man’s death after 36 days. He also received a robbery conviction tied to the September assault on 25 year old Michael Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George Brooks
Michael Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Hospital Register
Johnstown
Arthur
Sandra Garland
Kay
Bolivar RD
Lee Hospital
Gary
Carrie Rohrhaugh
New Florence
Hazel Keener
Mahaffey
Sutton Fetterman
Howard
Hinton
Rossiter
Hazel M. Alishouse
Plainville
Mary A. McCoy
Fred G. Babaige
Sherol L. Miller
Gary L. Charles
Valier
Shelby N. Smith
Thomas Beatty
Mary Peck
Georgie P. Wulfert
Rochester Mills
Blairsville Council
S. Righth St
Betty R. Nolf
Leechburg
Comorrow
Yury Sera Ach
Hy d
Sait
Ebiler
Pano
J. P. Holiday Inc
Troutmans
Sportcraft
Carlton
Zoverseas
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