Former Chief Justice Given Target Annuity
Former Chief Justice Robert Von Moschzisker receives a monthly pension of 83.18 from the state employees retirement fund after 26 years of service. He retirement began November 1950 at age 60, with contributions and can choose full lifetime payments. The fund, started January 1, 1924, had about 48,000 active members on August 1 and nearly 14 million dollars in assets, mostly government bonds.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Robert von Moschzisker
State Supreme Court
Mount 4
von Moschzisker
Supreme Court Orier Yyouth
Richard J. Beamish
The
Sam Lewis
Theodore
Appel
Heath
Edward Martin
Statereasnec
Charles Waters
Beamish
Waters
John TL. Fertig
Legislative Reference Bureau
Leon D. Metzger
Revenue
John GC. Orr
GIO
Justice Moves Swiftly in Case of Girl Slayer
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on August 6 United Press reports District Attorney T. M. Edwards will present Robbie Edwards to a grand jury on August 20 and take him to trial September 10 for the murder of Freda McKechnie. Defense seeks to prove death by heart attack. Edwards allegedly plotted to slay to continue a romance with Margaret Crain.
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United Press
Wilkes-Barre
Robbie Edwards
T. M. Edwards
Bobbie Conf
Freda McKechnie
Oid
Harvey's Lake
Freda
Margaret Crain
Music!asher
East Aurors, N
Ms Gechnie
Nesbit Memorial Hospital
Bobble
Luzerne County
Rawardeville
Edwards
Robert Edwards
Wyoming
Jmder
Misa Crain
East Aurora
N. Y
Bobby
Dislocated knee slows La Grange worker
In La Grange Indiana Eimer Pour dislocated his knee while trying to fit a tight right shoe. Doctors were needed to reset Platt's knee, leaving him incapacitated for several days.
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LA Grange
Ind
Freight trains spark chatter in Buffalo Division
A double header freight train hauled by two engines passed through Ool City at 7 30 Saturday morning drawing public comment. The Pittsburgh district coal movement to Evie shifts tonnage to the Chautauqua branch with heavier loads. Movement. Salamaca branch river traffic remains fair, overall freight activity rising in August before lake routes freeze in winter.
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Ool City
Aug
Tie City
Pittsburgh
Evie
Chautauqua
Erie wreckers raze fireswept Realty building
Kendall Refining Co purchases the Realty property at Washington and Center for a modern filling station. Jerry Quin and a crew of about twenty five wreckers from Erie began razing the fireswept structure, salvaging fixtures as work proceeds toward completion by Tuesday night. The project aims for a sixty day completion on the corner site formerly owned by A A Williams.
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Washington and
Center Streets
Kendall Refining Co
Bradfort
Jerry Quin
Erie
Quirk
Directen
Plate Glass Vic
Ely
Medy
Kendall Hefining Company
Skinner Family Holds 34th Annual Reunion
The Skinner family held its 34th annual reunion on Saturday August 4 1934 at 1082 West Wayne Street the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller. About 68 guests attended including relatives from Dunkirk Fredonia Buffalo Shumla Brocton Westfield Jamestown Stowe Chautauqua Akron Port Byron and Youngsville Pa.
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Skinner
Henry Miller
West Wayne Street
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Buffalo
Shumla
Brocton
Westfield
Jamestown
Stowe Chautauqua
Akron
Port Byron
Youngsville
Metz Cleared in Fatal Crash Near Colebrook
William Metz of Oil City was cleared of blame in a fatal crash that killed Donald J. Whitford, a Franklin National Guardsman, near Colebrook. Testimony at a Lebanon preliminary hearing indicated Frank Mooney, also of Oil City, was the driver and did not hold a valid driver’s license.
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Metz
Franklin
Oil City
United Press
Lebanon
William Metz
Trolman
Lebanon County
Culebrook
Donald J
Ford
National Guardsmen
Nathan Swadel
Frank Mooney
Cary
Cole ‘Brook
Whatford
James L. Atkins
Mooney
Appeal Planned From Order Halting Dredging in Beaver
In Beaver Pennsylvania on August 6 an appeal was planned from Judge Prank’s restraining order barring Pittsburg Coal Company from dredging at Smiths Ferry to build a dock. The prior ruling held the Little Beaver River non navigable, stopping dredging. railroad opposition cited pier damage to its trestle. Witnesses included Naomi Beamesdier and Mooney, with Sergt Boumenberger reporting.
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United Press
Beaver
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Smith's Ferry
Junze Reader
Beaver River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Classified Ads Directory From Historic Journal Page
A dense listing describes how to place classified ads in a journal, outlining sections from Automobiles to Investments. It notes editor rights, error handling, and pricing rules. The page also highlights help for craft and ad preparation, plus service guidance for housewives and businesspeople.
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Robert You Moschzisker
von Moschzis
Erie Wreckers
Sérgt
F. J Bonnenberger
Fenway
Patrit
Atkins
Naomi Beamesdier
Mt Mooney
Sergt, Boumenbes
Manadseys
Weilwerdaysy
Peldass
Pennsylvania
Servin Iis
Etta Keit As
Ine
Felli
By Paul Robinson
Uiit
Automobila Agenciea T
Autoa
Demata
Halp
Atale
Agenta
Vemate
Indy
Callie Ta
Ayenue
Prey
Roward
East Main Street
Sis
Bure
Care of Journal
Albert Mills
Monmulth
Cincinnati
Caté Mgr
Guernsey
Claust Batwus
Columbus
Mg Horse
Mikewalt
Corry, R. Bt
Poultry and Supplies
Nockers Co
Clymer, N
Aarti
HL Keller
Corry
Corry, Pa
Newhouse
Gall
I Curtis
Center Street
Gul
Oll
Ineliyn
Continental
Chicago
Ittom
Frederick Street
Bettes Farms and Lands
Baie US
W. H. Carter
Waterford
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