Olson Slain in Pantry. Husband Arrested After Search
A woman named Mrs. Olson was found battered to death in a pantry at their home. A child notified the sheriff after the discovery. A search of the vicinity continued through the night until the husband Olaba was located in a swamp near his home, dirty and exhausted. He claimed amnesia about the incident. The defendant has not yet been arraigned.
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Olson
Sheriff's Department
Olaba
Olan
Erie County Appoints Registrars. Drilling Talk and Local News
Erie county commissioners appointed registrars on Wednesday April Bth to fill vacancies in Corry and surrounding wards. The State Department of Public Instruction will hold a statewide barber shop inspection next Tuesday for compliance with registration laws. Roland Munson of Jamestown Rotary will address the Corry Rotary on George Washington. The Sherman News reports planned drilling by a gas-leaseholder near French Creek and Wrench Creek with Johnson and associates negotiating leases. Anderson leaves Christensen Motors to start auto repair with Corry Auto Supply. The U.S. Weather Bureau issued a weekly outlook of rain and cooler start, with later warm spells. Market activity shows railroad shares near new lows as bears dominate. Mayor Starr delays fire alarm testing linked to Lindbergh baby after conflicts with out-of-town fires. Gily Council meets. Ralph McCreary seeks assembly seat. Country Cousins show boosts the Corry Relief Fund by about $450. Paul Siple, Byrd expedition member, to speak on radio via WEAF at 10:15 p.m. Sunday for National Boys’ Week. The American Colonists’ assembly in Washington, D.C., April 2-25 will gather at the Washington Hotel.
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Sherman News
French Creel
Clymer
Johnson
Paul Siple
Erie
Richard E. Byrd
WEAF
National
New York
Odd Fellows of State to Meet in York for 109th Session
Plans rapid for the 109th annual Grand Lodge session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania to be held in York Week of June 12. About 1500 Odd Fellows from hundreds of lodges expected. Salome Rebekah Lodge hosts the Degree of Rebekah session with Perry F. Snell leading the organizing committee. The Yorktowne Hotel serves as headquarters. services start June 12 with business June 14. local York County lodges assist in program planning.
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York
United Press Voris
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows
The
Athle
Grand Assembly
Degree of Rebekah
of the Odd Fellows
Salome Rebekah Lodge
Perry F. Snell
Zion Lodge
Oud Fellows
Cire
Yorktowne
York City
Mt. Vernon
Hanover
Red Lion
Canton
York No
Patriarch Militant
I. 0
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York County
Stewart Lodge
Stewartstown
Lady Hebron Lodge
Della
Virginia Lodge
Dallastown
Jeny Wade _ Lodge
Hed Lion
Princess Helene Murat Stricken in Paris Death
Paris April 2 Princess Helene Murat former Helene MacDonald Stalle of Cincinnati died after a short illness Burial will be here Tuesday She had lived quietly in Paris since her 1928 divorce from Prince Michael Charles Joachim Napoleon on grounds of desertion She was the daughter of Edmund Stallo of Cincinnati.
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Paris
Helene Murat
Helene MacDonald Stalle
Cincinnati
Paria
Michael Charles Joachim Napoleon
Edmund Stallo
Probe death by own action of young co ed
April 2 inquest opened into the suicide of Evelyn E Chapman 24 a Stanford medical student from Surf California found with a bullet wound beside her sweetheart James Cary 32 of Mandan N C A note to her mother spoke of long held unhappiness and inability to be happy Police believed motive may have been romance or grief while Cary claimed they were not in love and described talking before the fatal moment with blood noted at the heart site and a final note left for family
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United Press
San Francisco
Moody
Stanford
Evelyn
Chapman
James A. Cary
Mandan
N. C
Evan 0. Chapman
Surf
Calif
Tyelyn
Helen
Stead
Butler Presses Campaign Across Eastern Pennsylvania
Major General Smedley D. Butler continued his speaking tour for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination. He spent the night at Newton Square, then planned talks in Lebanon Reading and Norristown to close his first campaign week before moving west.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
U. S
Pennsylvania
Newton Square
Lebanon
Reading
Norristown
Dairymen Meet at Beaverdam With Small Attendance
Corry Local of the Dairymen's League gathered at the Beaverdam Community House. President Boyd Spencer led the meeting as songs were sung with Mrs Hammond on piano. Secretary Webb McCray read minutes, and Mrs WM Williams reported on a side district meeting held at Townsville last Thursday. Orville Peterson sang, Eva Peterson accompanied, and Roger McCray performed two solos. Reverend E C Clark offered a few remarks as interest grew.
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Corry
Dairymen's League
Beaverdam
Boyd Spencer
Hammond
Webb McCray
WM. V. Williams
Ville
Syracuse
N. Y
Orville Peterson
Eva Peterson
Roger McCray
E. C. Clark
Wigin
Funeral Services for Mrs Henry Bensink Held in Clymer
Funeral services for Mrs Henry Bensink were held Friday afternoon at 1 30 at her home and 2 at the Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer. She died at her home in Clymer Wednesday morning. Survived by two sons William and David and two daughters Mrs Frank Sample and Mrs Amos Onnink. Attendees included Mrs Mary Bensink and son Henry plus numerous friends from Corry and Frewsburg. A lunch followed served by Mrs Carl Proctor and her committee.
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Prank Sample
Philip
Jack
Wiliam Jensinn
David Bonainic
Ohil Jren
Donald
Helen
Bernice
Mary Bensinic
Henry
Vox
Edward Harrington
Alsfred Morrison
Clem Puller
J. W. Hoskins
Charles Cronin
Prank Nash
Henry Bensink
Clymer
Bensink
Corry
William Bensink
David Bensinks
Frank Sample
Olson to be arraigned on murder charge Jamestown
Jamestown April 2 Fred Olson a 03 year old Blockville lumberman faces a second degree murder charge for beating his wife Anna to death with a baseball bat at the family farm near Blackville Watts Flats road. The case goes to County Court when convened in Mayville. Assistant District Attorney John Leonard prosecutes, Harry M Young defends. A possible insanity defense is noted due to Olson’s time in state hospital under observation.
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Jamestown
Fred Olson
Blockville
Anna
Blackville
Watts Flats
Mayville
John Js. Leonard
Harry M. Young
Olson
Gowandu ‘State Hospital
Obserya
Evangelistic Services Begin at Baptist Church
Beginning Monday April 4 at 7 80 p m evangelistic services will be held nightly for Abres weeks at the Baptist Church Rev C G A Blackmore of Brie leads the first week bringing many assistants Mr Blackmore previously held successful services in his church the public is invited to attend.
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The
Baptist Church
Fist
CG. A. Blackmore
Brie
Blackmore
Sunde United Brett Canter street service notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows a church or service schedule with times and names including Mrs Lucile P, Miss Cyntha K Farrington, and references to services, mid week, and Waite street. Details are garbled but indicate a local church bulletin with sermon and service notices.
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Sund
Benton
ME Jr
Lucile P
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