Mayville man jailed for vagrancy after arrest
Mayville reports William Oswick, 54, of Friendship, arrested by Undersheriff Weekes and Deputy Ressler on a vagrancy charge. He appeared before Justice Walter West at Cassadaga and was sentenced to 90 days in county jail. Also notes local ads, obits, and minor notices from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Gifford William Oswick
Friendship
Laurence Weekes
Richard Ressler
Charles C. McCloskey Jr
Walter West
Cassadaga
Lamona
Jamestown
Maude A. Hayward
Otis Hayward
Allen Nursing Home
Edmund
Benny Rice
Local notices and admissions in Corry area daily report
At 7 p m today no physician available for emergencies. Corry Hospital lists admissions including Mrs Roy Moshler and Miss Jane Moshler of Roulette Pa James Tomer of 300 West Washington street Mrs Theodore Case of North Clymer William Benson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Emory Benson of Centerville William Walker R D 4 Mrs William Hammond Jr of 62615 North Center Street Discharges include Mrs N T Gillette R D 2 Mrs Eltoneese and son Gary Elton and Mrs Philip McCray and son Jeffrey Alan of Clymer Adrian Jaggs 115 Wayne Street Mrs Harold Messenger and son Kevin Glyde of 671 East Columbus Avenue Mrs Fred James of Same Set Fla Ernest Duryee R D 3 Charles Mulligan R D 2 John Goss R D 1 Columbus Clearance prices on all summer stock at The Mabel Shoppe 316 Franklin City of Franklin to receive 2100 from the state October 1st first of 50 checks to repay sewage disposal plant cost 1938 Koehlers DuBois Koch's beer delivery dial 38871 D W Clark distributor Edinboro H Edward Bole 70 died yesterday in Edinboro New line of smart fall hats at Stewart Hat Shop 316
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Roy Moshler
Roulette
Jane Moshler
James Tomer
Washington Street
Theodore Case
North Clymer
William
Emory Benson
R. D
Centerville
William Walker
William Hammond Jr
North Center Street
N. T. Gillette
Eltoneese
Gary Elton
Clymer
Philip McCray
Jefrey Alan
Adrian Jaggs
Wayne Street
Harold Messenger
Kevin Glyde
East Columbus Avenu
Fred James
Fla
Ernest Duryee
Charles Mulligan
John Goss
Columbus
Mabel
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Bole
Erie
Edinboro
Stewart Hat Shop
Move Patients Into New Vets Hospital Near Pitt Stadium
Pittsburgh reports the first patients will move into a 742 bed Veterans Administration hospital near Pitt Stadium as Aspinwall Hospital consolidates with the new VA Medical and Surgical Hospital in Oakland District to save costs. The facility opens September 1, with Dr. Raymond F. Smith directing operations and about 1,300 employees overseeing both hospitals. The Aspinwall 800 bed hospital will eventually be reduced to 500 beds.
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Pittsburgh
Veterans Administration Hospital
Pitt Stadium
Aspinwall
VA Medical and Surgical
Oakland
Raymond F. Smith
Smith
Democrats field a candidate in all but one district
Miss Genevieve Blatt, Democratic state secretary, said the party has fielded a candidate in every legislative district except one for the November 2 election. Only Sen. George B. Stevenson will be unopposed by a Democrat. Blatt, also running for secretary of internal affairs, emphasised the party’s plan to move the 1955 Legislature into the Democratic column.
Pittsburgh Man Held On Lottery Charge
Alfred Zappa, 29, was arrested after hiding in a building opposite a police station while operating a numbers writing headquarters. Detectives also arrested William Joseph, 31, who concealed a bag with 1,000 numbers slips. Police recovered two telephones, thousands of number slips, and $300 in Zappa's wallet.
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Ncy Aseoctavearess
Pittsburgh
Alfred
Zappa
Allegheny County
William Joseph
Charles Williams
Joseph
Two Arrested In Dope Ring At Erie
Erie police crackdown on a four month narcotics ring led to two arrests last night. John Tillis, 38, and Wade Echols Christopher, 44, were nabbed for selling marijuana cigarettes after undercover work by Vice Squad Patrolmen Russell Verga and Edward Camilli. They will be arraigned before Alderman Edwin Bowes. Verga and Camilli described the two arrestees as small fry in the Erie narcotics picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Erie
Erie
Louis Noe
Russell Verga
Edward Camilli
John Tillis
Wade Echols Christopher
Edwin Bowes
Verga
Camilli
Army counsel in Senate hearings guarded by police
Boston state and local police guard Joseph N. Welch, Army counsel in the Army McCarthy hearings, at Walpole and Cape Cod summer retreat after Washington word an attempt might be made to kill him. Welch reportedly left his Maryland home with a German luger pistol. his wife cites a long standing grudge since 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Senate
Associated Press
Boston
Walpole
Mass
Cape Cod
Joseph N. Welch
Army- McCarthy
Welch
Washington
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Kraft Cheese
Whiz Holmes
Heinz Catsup
Sir Boz
Jar
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua Counties
Titusville
Fred B. Larson
Titusville Hospital
Tidioute
John
Sophia Larson
Sue Mulverhill
Julia Spathell Rath
Pratt and Lambert
P and M
Wilcox's
Ats
Cohen Auto Supply, Inc
Meadvilla
Gable Hill
Robert L. Galbraith
Galbraith
City Hospital
West 11Th Street
Alfred Dublicet
Ella Dublicet
The
Merry Makers
Hoderny Brothers
Edward Martin
Long
D-La
James H. Duff
C Sted
Ralph Lesher
Willam Geary
Fplate
Kay Elchynski
West Main Street
Lock Haven
Richard W. Sigmund
U. S
Andrew A. Leizer
Lewisburg
Leszer
Sigmund
Stewart
St Erie
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Harry Johnson
R. E. Dintee
Lawrence
Warren County Pomand Grange
Ryan W. Wilcox
Tionesta
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Meadville
Meadville Waste Co
B.C. Gibson
Aafe
Journal
Raymond J. Weber
Oil City
Venango County
Wichita
Kaw
Weber
Clintonville
Donald Steenawgl
Robert Siembida
VFW
Clarion
Clarion County
George K. Braden
Cooksburg
Braden
Iroquois
Iron City
Carlings
Pabst
Blatz
Titugville
William H. Maher
Manchester
N. H
N. Allen Love
Maher
Stephen Reedton
New York State
Mayville Central School
Community Chest
Barnes and Carrig
George A. Geracimos
Geracimos
Powell Motor CO
DU Pont Dulux
Cherry Hardware
Corry, Pa
VanCise
Somer Carl L Hixson
Corry Hospital
VETS
Te Aceanindal
DEMS
Miller
Crosley
and Bendix
Appliance Co
W. Main St
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