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Sp,I•JC Thootas Drumm, 1.
749 Vlcttn'y Street,
Johnson
City, will be burled in Ciilvary
Cemetery Saturday morning.
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last Judy, died March
combat, the 48111 D r o 0 m e
County man to be killed there,
urvivors arc his parents,
Air, and Mrs. Robert Drumm
of .Johnson City; two brothers,
Robert P, Drumm of 73oslon,
Atase., ,and Martin Drumm of
Johnson City, and a sister,
13onnic Jean Drumm of John-
son City,
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PATTERSON — Ernest A.
Sr., 94, formerly of Vestal,
died Thursdav morning in
Cape Cod, Massachuselts. Sur-
vived byy' 2 daughters, Mrs,
Hazel Behling, Chatham
Mass.; Airs. Muriel Erickson,,
Bingghamton; 2 sons, Dr. T,
hill on Patterson. Skokie, 111.,
William Patterson, Endicott.;
11 grandchildren, nine Qreat
grandchildren, several nieces
and nephews. He was pre- i
deceased by a son, Ernest A,
Patterson Jr. He retired in
1945 from IBM. Funeral ser-
vices
dav, atvthe Coleman ill be hed 2 & Daniels
Funeral Home, 300 E. Main
St., Endiconntggt. The Rev.
Park Avemas BnueiBap�istlor of Church
Binghamton, will officiate. I
Friends the family will re.
ceive friends today 2.4, 7.9
o.m, at the funeral home. Bur.
1 will be in Riverhurst Cem-
rY, Endicott_
,it , Sept, tit, Juno
WHAT'S LEFT —Vestal Police Sgt
thrown from car that skidded o
at, today. Car's two occu
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�— —PRESS PHOTO /y JONN SOL11S.
Robert Fundis holds gear shift lever
of control in Route 26, Town of Ves-
3nts were injured, one seriously.
In Route 26 'Car
iously Hu
Accident
A Trumansburg automobile
Richa I David McMullen, in serious condition in the hos-
dealer — formerly a Vestal
32-yeaf•o d operator of B&L Pital's special cafe uml.
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resident — was seriously in-
jured early today in a crash
Motors in Tram>msoa-6-+re " `'Id 'fat boUl
admitted to Ideal Hospital he and his passenger, i year- 1
that demolished the car he
for treatment of a neck in- old Rlilliam E. Fisher of 625
was driving•
The accident happened at
jury, the extent of which June Street, Endicott, were
was immediately deter- thrown from the rear window
3:13 o'clock in Route 26, Town
not
mined, Police said he also of the 1966 Ford Mustang. I
of Vestal, about 1.1 miles
suffered injuries of the back Mr. Fisher was treated for
south of Powderhouse Road,
and hands relatively minor injuries of the f
A passenger in the car was
right leg and face. He was
less severely injured.
MR. AIcAIULLEN was listed discharged from the hospital.
IPolice said two occupanls of
another car told them the Me -
Mullen vehicle was traveling
i north when it skidded on wet
pavement a n d slammed a
guard fence at the diver's 14.,ft.
SLIDING SIDEWISE, the
car snapped or grazed five
guard p o s t s and careened
Iback across the highway, com-
ing to rest on the east side of
the highway.
Both men we r e thrown to
the ground olf the east side of
the road, police said- Mr. Mc-
Mullen was found some 55 feet
behind the car, while Mr.
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