Pair linked to plan to spirit away officer body
A trio including Sam Bard Bart Invie and Joe Envie face murder charges for the Swanson case in North East. Halverson testified Bard aimed to remove the wounded patrolman while Bard believed no witnesses existed. A preliminary hearing is set for Friday with trial slated May 18. Rev S V Garmany named grand chaplain of the state Odd Fellows lodge.
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Sam Bard
Russel Swanson
North East
Fred Halverson
Bart
Joe Invie
Swanson
Wm, Jones
Minneapolis
Halverson
Bard
Atiot
Envie
Jones
James
Ole ‘Bey
Middle Western States
Tnvie
Swangon
Swangon Will Be Held At 2:30 P.m. Friday In the Office of Justice of the
Pescmiovis Pdage
Nata Kiane
S. V. Garmany
Evangelical Church of
Oil City
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
John M. Mark
Fey. Garmany
Child Burns in Home Accident in Union City
Theodore Shove, son of Mr and Mrs William Shove of Sherman Street, suffered severe facial and side burns when an old car wheel gun test explode ignited his clothing while playing. He was watching his grandfather burn ribs when a stick sparked the blaze. Doctors say he is not in critical condition but will take time to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Theodore Shove
William Shove
Sherman Street
Theodore
Dairymen Gather for Mid-District Meeting at South Ripley
A sizable turnout from North East locals attended the Dairymen's League meeting in South Ripley with Erie and Stanfarel counties represented. Rain delayed morning sessions. H H Marsh presided as county president. A report on mile production and a talk on production informed the dairymen. The next sub-district gathering is set for Corry on June 1.
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Dairymen's League
South Ripley
North East
Erie
Stanfarel
Home Department
H.H. Marsh
Frank Harvey
J.B. Lilley
Marsh
Jeague
Lewis
Money Hidden in Carpets Found in Mt Jackson Home
Administrator C F Ball found twenty five hundred dollars in money, certificates of deposit, and notes hidden under carpets in the Mt Jackson home of the late Mrs. Maniel Dimmin. Ball planned to inventory and sell household goods after the thorough search of the premises.
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New Vastub
Maniel Dimmin
Mt. Jackson
By. C F. Ball
Er Estab
Ball
Governor approves 29 measures to amend fiscal code
Harrisburg April 26 United Press Gov Fisher signed twenty nine measures expanding the new fiscal code and amending the Pinchot administrative code. The changes shift tax collection to the revenue department to become operative July 1. The action accompanies the capital budget reforms already in effect since 1811. The home department gains Miss McGrea of New York as director, a point of notable interest to the meeting of ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Gov. Fisher
New Revenue Department
Portance
Miss McGrea
New York
Home Department
Pastor Rev Roth Resigns from First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church congregation accepted Rev A L Hoth na s resignation with regret at a meeting after weekly service in Corry. A committee will draft resolutions of regret and Roth will preach a farewell sermon on Sunday June 2 before moving to a Chicago suburb. Mrs Carl Brittner and her daughter visited Titusville to see relatives.
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A. L. Hoth Na
First Baptist Church
Roth
Corry
Chicago
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