County approves 2500 dollars for murder trial funds
Jamestown, Aug 20. Chautauqua County Supervisors authorize 2500 dollars in notes to fund the district attorney’s office for the first degree murder trial of Hugh Frits Gronberg set for October in the supreme court. The panel notes the case follows another costly court proceeding in two years.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County Board of Super- Victors
Supreme Court
Florian G. Spoden Pomfret
District Attorney's Office
Hugh Frits Gronberg
Ruth Briggs
Inmate Swallows Half Razor Blade in Prison
ERGE Aug. 20. Warden Matt Hess of Erie county prison touts his meals but bars razor blades. Jack Walker held on morals and auto larceny charges swallowed half a blade while cleaning teeth and was rushed to Hainot Hospital after an X ray showed a fragment in his stomach. He returned to jail on a special diet.
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Erge
Matt Hess
Erie County Prison
Jack Walker
Hainot Hospital
Wager
Hess
Erie plans expansion for tuberculosis hospital bids expected
Erie county commissioners received final plans for a major hospital expansion to nearly double capacity at the Erie Tuberculosis Hospital. The proposal includes two new wings adding 49 beds to 55, a separate boiler and laundry building, and two story housing for nurses and domestic staff. Bids will be sought promptly as voters authorized the project by a large margin in 1945 and officials state they will proceed if bid estimates are reasonable.
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Erie
Community Notes From Cutting Vicinity
Local brief lists social events and visits around Cutting. Members held a tureen supper at Cecil Humphrey home with 17 adults and eight children. multiple visits and gatherings noted among Humphrey, Shampoe, Wallace, and Marsh families with plans for a wedding in Gerry Corry Methodist Church and trips to North East Mayville and Erie.
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Og Hand Clu
Cecil Humphrey
Sons
Findley Lake
Brank Boyle
Dairymen's League
Ivan Hatch
Roger Shampoe
North East
Gordon Shampoe
Arthur Wallace
Fred Wallace Ain
Gordon Shantpee
Larry
Arthur ‘Wallace
Clifton Cooper
Roger
Bonne
Carl Marsh
Hauenstein
Gerry
Robert
Garfield
Corry
L. Willey
Taylor and Dewiter
Union City
Don Willey
Jane Habink
Clyde Courtwright
Hulett
Quid
Mrs. Newton* Spinks, Jr
North Clymer
Ellen Redding
William Gabriel
Carleeman Marsh
Lawrence Redding
Linda
Marlene
Bradford
Redding
Vernon Humphrey
Ted Vanderhoff
Elgin
Howard Vanderhof
Donald Warner
Hazel Humphrey
Eleanor Wallace
Mayville
Kenneth McCray
Cutting
Erie
Minted Fruit Salad Dressing Tip from A&P
A recipe note suggests minting fruit salad with a simple dressing. Mix crushed after dinner mints with 44 cup of A&P creamy dressing, blend, and let stand 40 hours to develop flavor for a refreshing finish.
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Sunnyfield
A&p
Local notices and social brief highlights from the week
Pose attending Jean McCray Carol McCray Ruth Wright and Rachel Wright plus Mr and Mrs Frank Samlock and children plan to drive to Washington this week. Clymer Telephone will install phones on Buffalo road marking first line in over twenty years. Clara Yakio and Lewis Ray announce their marriage with a reception at Maris Corners A B Church.
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Jean McCray
Carol McCray
Ruth Wright
Rachel Wright
Frank Samlock
State of Washington
New Buffalo Road
Clymer Telephone Company
Albert Beckerink
Joseph Garfield
Daniel Passett
Ajax
Sarah Spinks
Res
Jamestown
Ashville
Spinks
Walter Yakio
Clara
Lewis Ray
Maris Corners
A. B
Walter Sendel
Norma
Wesleville
B. KK. Storer
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Shautauqua County
Parcel Delly
Bill Wilcox
Keystone VanCise
Warden Hess
Ruffener’s
Worth Street
Corry, Pa
Baek Nhction
Washington
North Center Street
Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
F. L. Baressi
Main St
Jane Parker
LEED
Washington ST
Journal
Cherry Hardware
Revere
Main Street
Westinghouse
Athletic Union
Carhart
the Fair Store
Oberman Bros
S. Center St
U. S
Ins
Plait Gardie
Russia
Seoul
Dane
Renna
Dod
Epatio
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