Man Held as Drunken Driver After Warren Crash
John A. Young of Russell pleaded guilty to operating under the influence and causing an accident with failure to stop. He was remanded on 1500 bail for the first charge and 500 for the second. Westren of Rew City suffered a compound leg fracture and head wounds. Donaldson paid a fine of 7.95 for intoxication. A quantity of liquor was seized from the Westren car and kept at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Donaldson
Pittsfield
E. W. Westren
FE. W. Westren
Rew City
Young
West
Westren
Akeley Bridge
Blue Eye Notes from Youngsville and surrounding area
April 22 notes mention Robert and Howard Spencer visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Alta Mead in Youngsville. Dorothy Alcorn spent Easter with parents near Lander. Various locals including George Mead Priday Albert and Charles Saneburgher traveled to Corry. Several families attended Spring Creek church. sales, moves to Pittsburgh, and a May farm possession are noted. memorial service for Mrs Lulu Taquith held at Spring Creek Federated Church with community attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eye
Robert
Howard Spencer
Youngsville
Alta Mead
Dorothy Alcorn
Lander
George Mead
Corry
Albert
Charles Saneburgher
Arthur Baccus
Wilma Bindley
Henry Jaquith
Irv Briggs
Will Burch Charles
Margaret Samlurg
Spring Creek
Perry Mead
Columbus
John Hummers
Pittsburgh
Albert Sandburg
Irvington
Ben Poole
al Poole
Lulu Taquith
Spring Creek Federated Church
Satver
Martha Helvck
Harry Johnson
Frank Pitt
Kane Man Slugged and Robbed by Two Thugs
William Barnett of 121 Clay Street was assaulted on Biddle Street near Yarnall Monday at nine o'clock. He was struck with a blackjack and strangled with a purpose built wire cord, robbed of $3 and his automobile licenses, then dragged across the Baltimore and Ohio tracks to a nearby ditch before the suspects fled in a curbside car. Barnett remained in serious but improving condition at Kane Summit Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
William Barnett
Clay Street
Kane Summit
Young Barnett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Biddle Street
Barnett
Yarnall
Ara
American Window Slass Company
Milne Joins Grundy Forces In Erie Campaign Shift
Arthur W. Milne, Republican National convention delegate and former Erie Stes Shovel Co. treasurer, joins the Grundy for Senator campaign as treasurer. James B. Yard leads the Erie campaign with J Chester Lillis as secretary and James D. Hay to serve on the committee. Milne’s civic work includes Crippled Children’s Hospital funding and a fresh air camp, reflecting his philanthropic stature.
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Erie
James B. Yard
Arthur W. Mill
Grundy
J. Chester Lillis
Erie Motor Club
James D. Hay
Milne
Erie Stes Shovel Co
Zem Zent Shrine
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Auxiliary Legion Meets Auxiliary Legion in Brooks Home
Last evening's regular meeting of the Auxiliary of the American Legion, held at Mr and Mrs Stephen Brooks on King Street, drew ten members. Discussions covered plans for the July tri county conference to be hosted in this city. Mrs Victor Orn read two articles from magazines, and prizes were awarded to Mrs Henry Willie and Mrs Lloyd Stowe. Light refreshments followed. later notes mention Glenn Jaquith's improving health and Clayton Bacets visiting Corty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Stephen Brooks
King Street
Tri-County
Victor Orn
Wm. F. Bigelow
Ann 3. Richardson
Woman's Home Companion
Henry Willie
Lloyd Stowe Re
Brook
Quith
Glenn Jaquith
Clayton Baccts
Corty
Rex Shop Reopened In Rex Theatre Building
Corry Amusement Company will operate the Rex Shop on West Sout street in the Rex theatre building. The confectionery and ice cream parlors have been reopened with Miss Mack in charge. The shop will offer confectionery ice cream soft drinks sandwiches and cigars. It remains popular with theatre patrons.
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Sux Corry Amusement Company
Rex
Rex Theatre
West Sout Street
Miss Mack
Spring Session of Presbytery Comes to Close
Oil City April 23 The Erie Presbytery completed its spring meeting at the First Presbyterian Church with several reports presented ministers and laymen attended. A memorial service for Dr J M Ross of Erie treasurer was held Tuesday morning after devotional services led by Rev Samuel Southern of Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Presbytery
Oil City
Erie
First Presbyterian Church
J. M. Roas
Ross
Otis City
Samuel Southern
Garland
Thomas G. Koonts
Charles A. Highfield
Venango
Charles R. Coblentz
A. B. McCormick
The
Second Church
Have
Nine Pennsylvania counties to use voting machines
Report notes adoption of voting machines approved by voters and to be tested at spring primaries. Counties cited Philadelphia Lackawanna Luzerne Cumberland Clearfield Warren Erie Mercer will stage partial installs this spring with full rollout planned as funds allow. Fact shows widespread use in several states and New York City operating thousands of machines daily.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Zerne
Cumberland
Somerset
Clearfield
Warren
Erie
Mercer
Pulic
New York
Connecticut
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Montana
Wisconsin
Washington
California
New York City
Conservation department authorizes marking preserved waters
The conservation department is authorized to establish preserved waters in Chautauqua County. Preserves are to be staked out and properly marked, with a description of preserves filed in the county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
John A. Young
Russell
Rew
Blue Eye News
Auxiliary OF Legion Meets
E. E. Guignon
Charles A. Blackmore
Benjamin B. Roger
Franklin
Ry. C. R. Douds
Stonebaro
Liberty Street
Brownell Shoe
Brownell Shoe Company
Alice
al Is
Brownell Shoe Co
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Penna. Ave
Muscallonge
Albany
Roosevelt
H. EB. V. Porter
Lake Eri
Tbs
Model Dairy CO
Union City
ST. MATTHEW'S _ EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Union City, Pa
Harry Delf
Directed By
Hamilton McFaden
William Collier
St. Marguerite Churchill
Nancy Carroll
Brigi
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