Prominent Judge John W. Reed Dies in Clearfield
John W. Reed, longtime Jefferson County judge and noted Western Pennsylvania lawyer, died at his daughter's home in Clearfield at 72 after months of illness. A Jefferson County native, he served two terms as judge, later helped on the Public Service Commission during Governor Sproul's tenure, and spent his final years in retirement. The notice also notes seed corn advice for farmers, urging ear testing before planting.
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Fon W. Reed
Atternon Courity
Clearfield
John W. Reed
Dmddt
Pennsylvania
Tiis
Lever I
Stewart
Calic
Jefferson County
Reed
William C. Sproul
Public Service Commission
Smyrna No 2 Sunday Services And Local Visits
Smyrna No 2 community notes list preaching at 11 oclock and Sunday school at 10. Paul and Charles Ruffner visited Kenneth North Friday evening. Merle Good and family visited Mrs Ruffner on Sabbath. Walter and Elmer Steel visiting relatives in Ohio and Pittsburgh. Aileen VanHorn on the sick list. Mrs Sherman Ruffner business trip to Punxsutawney and Indiana. Plumville Logan Stuchell and family from Marion Center called on friends. Steele Stuchell attended the basketball game. Second high school debate held Tuesday evening on education department in Congress. Cherry Tree high school argued affirmative. local high school seniors Dale Bower and Martha Zimmerman argued negative. Cherry Tree won by a few points.
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Smyrna NO. 2
Paul and
Charles Ruffner
Kenneth North
Mra
Merle Good
James
Louise
John Ruffner
Frank
J. Ruffner
Walter
Elmer Steel
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Aileen VanHorn
Sherman Ruffner
Punxsumney
Indiana
Logan Stuchell
Marion Center
Steele Stuchell
Bence
Hamill
Department For Education
Congress
Cherry Tree High School
Dale Boweer
Martha Zimmerman
Cherry Tree
Tragic Sprint to Indiana Ends in Crash and Loss
Stassy Mardick rushed from Coal Run to Indiana to aid his dying wife. The car skidded into a ditch, overturning and injuring Mardick with a head gash and leg bruises. He continued to Indiana. his wife died before he arrived at the hospital.
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Coal Run
Indiana
Stassy Mardick
Butler is Injured in Lick Township Crash Near Blairsville
George W Butler of near Blairsville is in an Indiana hospital with a dislocated shoulder a fractured wrist and minor bruises after a two car collision on the William Penn highway one mile east of Blairsville The Buick sedan driven by Miss Mary Obedick of Luttville carried five other occupants who escaped injury Butler's condition improved today Also note Hugh Hunter family welcomes a 7 ½ pound daughter at their home near Upper Twolick both mother and baby doing nicely.
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William Penn Highway
Blairavilts
George W. Butler
Blairsville
Indiana
Mary Obedick
Lutterville
Hugh Hunter
Upper Twolick
Ford Buyers Benefit From Two Percent Excise Tax Cut
Ford buyers may now gain from the two percent excise tax reduction though the federal cut takes effect March 29. Ford Motor Company and dealers will absorb the difference to encourage timely purchases and keep the market balanced. Also notes Parkwood Grange programs, Plumcreek Valley events, and local notices of a lost pocketbook, an oyster supper, and a Rebekah lodge dinner in Pine Flats.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Plumereck Vellay Oringe
Washington Township
Grange
Plumville Bank
Plumcresk Valley Strange
Indiana County
Pomona Grange
Plumcreek Grange
James Davis
A. §. Little
Eva Jamison
A. B. Ansley
Pine Mats
Rebekah
Pine Flats
Walker School to Present Mrs Tubbs Play Friday Night
Curry's Run记 Mrs W J Rising and sons Leon ard and Wallace visited relatives in Wilmerding. Alta McCurdy works in Indiana. Earl Sell family of Shelocta visited Jael Sell. A pie social and play Mrs Tubbs of Shantytown will be given by Walker school Friday evening March 12. Preaching at our church next Sabbath at eleven. }
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Curry
W. J. Rising
Leonard
Wallace
Wilmerding
Alta McCurdy
Indiana
Earl Sell
Shelocta
Jael Sell
Narrow Escape When Team of Horses Bolts
Frank Forsha of offHlairsville was thrown to the ground Friday evening as a team of spirited horses bolted after frightened. he escaped serious injury. Constable Jack Dunlap of Clymer was appointed for Clymer borough and is described as among the largest in size. A new garage project at Marion Center by Adam & Kinter is planned with a machine shop and garage, with a 98 by 60 foot building.
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Frank Forsha
offHlairsville
Mr. Forsha
Ad. Dunlap
Jack Dunlap
Clymer
Jack
Adam & Kinter
Forsha
North Manor
Will Clan
Marion Center
West Main
Summer Dress Fabrics In Wide Prints And Stripes
Attractively priced summer fabrics include Fasheen prints and Mohpac suiting in tan blue gray orange henna and light green. Crepe Adora Dress Linens come in almond green red chid light brown copper and light angle. Rayette fabrics offer check and plaid patterns in tan blue peach with new stripe options and broad color options.
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