Four Akron Residents Die in Crossing Crash
Four residents of Akron were killed when their automobile was struck by a southbound Pennsylvania train near Ward's Crossing, two miles south of Bedford. Victims included Samuel Bensinger Jr., 19, driver, Harold A. Diehl, Bernice Camp, and Flossie Springston. Bodies were badly mangled and identification was aided by Samuel Bensinger Sr., a railroad yardmaster. Witnesses said the road was jammed with autos as oncoming headlights may have caused confusion.
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Akron
Penneylvania
Ward's Crossing
Bedford
Samuel Bensinger, Jr
Harold A. Diehl
Bernice Camp
Flossie Springston
Young Spensinger
Samuel Bensinger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Train Crossing Fatalities Highlight Signal Vigilance
At a busy railway crossing drivers must watch the train lights and signals. Last year three people were killed at the same crossing, underscoring the danger and need for alertness and proper signaling.
Eaton Seco News Highlights At Home And Local Events
In Eaton on September 24 Dr Ed Bassett of Butternut visited with Mrs Paul Bassett this Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Stanley Mezurek and children attended Columbia band practice Thursday night and the farewell party for Bo Churchward who departs for Ohio State University. Wilma Mezurek plays with the Columbia band this summer. Harriet Crowell and Orin Durkes visited the Merten Perfound home in Carlste Sunday evening. Mrs Horace Haies and three younger children from Hannibal Ohio visit D W Carpenter.
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Hannibal
Ohio
D. W. Carpenter
New Metal Flying Boat With Sail Tested On Clyde
A British project tests a new all metal flying boat design known as Beardtwere Nipier on the River Clyde. The hull allows sailing navigation with the wing in place, and the craft can switch between air and sea modes. Ordered by the Air Ministry, it may be moved to Felixstowe for secret experiments.
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eHers
South Ridge D. Club Sets Winter Piecing Plan
Miss Bernice Fowl hosted the D. club at her home on Wednesday with autumn decor. Three tables of dance were played with Mrs. Walter Bechrel winning first honors and Mrs. Albert Haist receiving consolation. The meeting adjourned after an autumnal evening of socializing and a decision to piecing mitts through the winter months.
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Bernice Fowl
Freshments and meetings of local clubs and a Monroe wedding
Mrs Walter Fowell hosts the Alfons club gathering at Brownhelm with members from Ely tia West Ridge and nearby areas. Mrs William Kuss attended Lerain club. Miss Julia Piel wed Lawrence Hofman of Monroe Michigan at the bride's home with Rev Burrauia officiating. Attendants Helen and LeRor Phiel. Postnuptial plans include a northern Michigan Canada motor trip and home with Lewis Schaub family. Also London motorists face up to thirty offences per the Automobile Association.
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A. Wagner
Julia Piel
Lawrence Hofman
Monroe
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Burrauia
St Paul's Church
Helen
LeRor Phiel
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Canada
Lewis
Henry Schaub
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