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rek Corp al the hl s lurid Covered
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On,, Smith, 28, rather of a 2- y'
month -old eon. died lit o nearby >
gnsollne tilling station, rt few min -•
urea offer the crash nl 6:43 Pn,.
without ,egelnlnC co"so clun'sk
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He wns pinned undernenlh Iha
a{'
honey vehicle when It landed ul>
aide down at the bottom of the
k.`
ravine.
Howard schllck, "failed as the
driver of the Duck, b under treat-
ment al Memorial Hospital for lue-
crs[ion, of the face, bad)- bruises,
end a Possibleback Injury for
erhlch be nu to undergo an X-ray
esaminef ion lodny. lie was Pulled
He
through one of the 11 lad ow•. b)•
I' ,-estuers His condltlon ee•aa te- THIS IS the remains of tno LNCI
porbd r.tr- Fire Department's 4-year-old emer
I Alee w patient at me haepnal Ia apparatus after it plunged into the
Hurry Heelop Jr., who Is reported
and I
to here eu Re red concuss one
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ahmMruls. His tondltion erns le -
ported good.
There, Go Into Gorge
These three men evero repotted
to note ridden the [fuel[ toit.
Police
I�LIIJe Take
rrn! pinnee after it Wied to make
the appra och to the Covered Bridge. I�
— z•-- .•,w �ggta Jumped ar lI
\.pie Lhle\i 111rW11 Ina' e1: v,u•
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MRS. JESSE F. SMITH JIL It sideswiped a tree just before It
lun ed Into the gorge r J
sumo lif= Helen A. Walrath of Endi- P 9
Of these, E. Craig Dorman, dls-
rectal
el.i Scott, daughter of TL's. Bertha Wal- trict superintendent o[ schools, was
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the r Inth of 222 S. Geneva St., and the more seriously Injured.,He com-
With ;Jesse F. Smith Jr., son of Jesse F. plained of severe pains, and X-rays
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to l,f Smith of Ithaca, were married at Tuesday night disclosed fractures
A body, believed to
Caw' I11:30 p.ra Satlirda Feb. 2i, 1954, of the right elbow and shoulder.
y' He his home.
be that oL
Homer Tilton of the Mecklenburg
Is recovering at
have m Anabel Taylor Hall Chapel, Shaken up and bruised were Jack
have
b d„ was taken from Cayuga Inlet
Cornell Campus The Rev. Rich- Switzer, Kenneth Beck, and Albert
Y Ponce this morning.
plat, and B. Stott, chaplain for Episco- Beckley, all of Newfield, to .whom
Pollee identification was uncer-
lacer palian students, performed the first aid wns administered by Dr.
tain, Chief William Marshall ax_
With double ring ceremony. William L. Sell, former county
I Plalned, because of the body's con-
tran White gladiolus and palms coroner.
dltlon. Tilton was reported missing
and
food!
decorated the rho eL
I P Grass Fire Calls Company
10 days ago. The body was taken
to the Wagner Funeral
In 7I
' Given in marriage by her According to details gathered by
Home, 421
N. Aurora St.
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brother, Carl Walrath of Svractue Sheriff Harrison Adams, Under -
I ins ' the bride wore a gown of wh to sberiff Clifford Hall, and Deputy
by
Thomas ioughran, y was �p5
Jc nylon net over satin with fitted Joseph Wledmoler, the truck, with
Hancovered
St., as he piloted his motorboat In
Con bodice of Chantilly lace er its volunteer crew, was en route
flnEertlp I to a grass fire on Bank St, near the
to the Inlet from Cnseadllla Creek.
F. : vall tr_uan ws
Jr.,, 'caught to a pearl and rhinestone ! home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Step
tiara and she carried a white ans. The fire eventually burned out
H- prayer book mooted with a ties- or was extinct Isbed by neighbors,
Homer A. Tilton
ter of phalaenopsis orchids and the officers said.
The funeral of Homer A.
An white satin streamers knotted Eye witnesses told investigators
Tilton
of Mecklenburg Rd, was hold
Eu with hyacinths, that as the machine approached
y
Wed-
nesday In the Funeral
Wagnerne
Gr i the bridge, which Is located at the
Home, 921 N. Aurora
17r , Mrs. Donald Ward o1 Ithaca foot of an incline, it skidded along
The Rev.
Dr, A. H. Boutwell,
for' was matron of honor. She Wore a the shoulder of the road for sev-
pastor'of the
ofth'
First Baptist
R. bisque taffeta net gown and Car- er¢7 feet, leaped a driveway, and
Church, Officiated,
hIr, Tilton
th, fled a colonial bouquet of yellow nosed between a large tree and the
was a veteran of World
War I.
Gr carnations and Iris with matching corner of the bridge. Some of the
Burls] was In
flower headdress, occupnns' even then were seen
Hnyts Cemetery.
The bearers, all neighbors
Sc spinning along the ground.
Mrs, Walrath, the mother of the !
of Mr.
-were I,
Tllton's, M. Bickel,
Cl bride, was attired in a navy blue As the truck plunged over the
I As
Frank
Willett, Fred Van Nederynen,
of the ravine, It cut several
Fl crepe dress with navy accessories 1 supporting struts. This
and
Howard Bennett
- H and a corsage of pink sweetheart pact, i
pact, Investigators believe, caused
ed
Cl roses, t the vehicle to overturn In midair.
C. Mrs, Lawrence Williams of Ith- a Sheriff Summoned
Lr sea, the bridegroom's aunt, wore ; Mrs. Allen R. Everhart, who op-
n a white knit suit with brown ac- t" crates jhe filling station at the In-
v tc cessories and a corsage of red tersection just above the bridge,
G sweetheart roses. Mrs. Mary called the sheriff's office. It was to
C this station that Smith n•ns
Smith of Ithaca, the bridegroom's
D
grandmother, wore a navy suit
brought after he had been ezn•1-
17t with navy accessories and a cor-
cated from underneath the vehicle, Rev.
Coroner Ralph J. Low Tru-
Wayne Archer, pastor of tile
of Newfield Methodist Church. Inter-
fr sage of pink sweetheart roses. mansburg visited the
steno early meat
Donald Ward of Ithaca best In
will be In Woodlaa•n Ceme-
was the evening and issued aver-
a man.
The wedding breakfast for the
1'
bridal party and immediate
families was held in the Green
l
Room of the Clinton House,
`
For her ivedding,trip the bride
wore a navy stut with navv and
White accessories and her bridal I
orchids.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith are resid-
ing at Fort Bragg, N.C., where he
'is stationed.
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diet of accidental death. Sheriff
mother'Br. home Thuiends rsday aft
Adams said today that he was con-
or evening.
[trilling his Investigation,
Besides his
It was disclosed today th
wife and infant son,
Smith is survived by his
Newfield Fire Department
mother,
IfIrs. Evelyn Smith of Newfield;
eluded In the county -town
an
aunt, Mrs. Maude Rose, and several
surance plan which was a
Dec. 4, 1940, by the
uncles and cousins,
Board of
Scn•lees Pinnedl
Frida •
visors.
scn'Ices nvillbe held In
Was alFuneral
had
the Allen Funeral Chapel at 2 p.m.
passedshsisphyscalhat em
tion for
Filday. The Rev. Arlo Stewart of
Induction Mar. 2, an
been
Locke will officiate, assisted by the
classified as 1-A I
service.
C�vy�
field Creek gorge Tuesday afternoon.
Photo was taken after the machine had
been righted on what was left of 'all
e
On Anniversary
Air. and Mre. George O. Arnold
of Enfield Falls were recently fated
on their 33rd wedding anaiversary
at the Tome of their daughter and
son -In-law Mr, and Mrs. Marlon E.
Miller of the town of Enfield, who
were celebrating their 10th wedding
anniversary.
Present also were four other
children and their famllles: Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Arnold of En-
field, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tompkins
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arnold
of `Newfield and George Araold Jr.
of Enfield.
Phyllis Al. Burlew
Engaged to Teed
PalmerT11ton
Mr. and Mrs. John Bool an-
�flounce the marriage of their
daughter, Mrs, Jane B. Tilton, to
Howard F. Palmer, eon of Mrs.
Ruth Palmer of Marathon. The
ceremony was performed Sunday,
July 21. 1940, nt the home of the
bride's parents, by the Rev, Wil-
Ham Bartz, pastor of the Method-
`s: Church of Marathon. The only
attendants were Mrs. John Augus-
tine of Ithaca and Arthur Uarker
of Marathon.
After a trip to, the New England
States, the couple will be at home
on the Spencer Rd_
Novak, 76, At Holland
at w ,tan Memorial
mind at f. She Is
I Kenn.. Binghamton, Mrs. Roeerl
Kuddle, Johmon City, Mrs.
s IWilmat Mlhelko, Johnson City
Mrs. George (Emay) lapolacky,
Ville. Ale.; three sore, Jamon
lndneenan, Wlllum H., Pittsfield,
and Francis, Paramus, N. J., le
children; tour dreel-drandcNldrrn;
sisters, Mrs. Josephine Korinek,
umton and Mrs. Helen Maerkl,
iamlon;• also• several pieces and
s-
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