Allow Rask Admits Guilty On Lesser Charge
Roxel Rask of Jamestown will serve a year in Chautauqua county jail after pleading guilty to unlawful entry in Mayville. He avoided a life sentence under the Baumes act by admitting a lesser charge. Rask had multiple prior arrests and three felony convictions. a fourth could have meant life. He was captured after a Jamestown robbery linked to Erie Railroad freight cars and waived extradition.
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Roxel Rask
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Auburn
Rask
Ruppersburg
Harry Mooney
Erie Railroad
West Main Street
Dial
Mayville
Webber School Honors Pupils For November Attendance
The pupils at Webber school achieving 100 percent attendance in November are Mary Ciiel Bernice Jaquith Helena Kielar Maule Baker Mildred Lewis Bertha Lewis Margaret Zambor ik Sophia Borsa Joseph Cmiel Franke Cmiel John Kielar Helen Pondel Edward Zamborik Walter Borsa Teddy Kielar Helen Cmifel June Lewis Lizzie Zamiborite. Those with monthly averages above 90 percent include Sam Baker Maude Baker Helen Pondel Esther Himphrey Helen Kielar Walter Borsa Teddy Kielar Bernice Jaquith Mary Humphrey John Hielar Frank Cmiel Edward Zamborike. Sam Baker had the highest average at 97 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber School
Mary Ciiel
Bernice Jaquith
Helém Kielar
Maule Baker
Mildred Lewis
Bertha Lewis
Margaret Zamborik
Sophia Borsa
Joseph Cmiel
Franke Cmiel
John Kielar
Helen Pondel
Edward Zamborik
Walter Borsa
Teddy Kielar
Helen Cmifel
June Lewis
Lizzie Zamiborite
Sam Baker
Maude Baker
Esther Himphrey
Helen Kielar
Mary Humphrey
John Hielar
Frank Cmiel
Edward Zamborike
Hillstrom Heads Finance Committee Again for School Board
At Monday’s Board of Education meeting President John F. Love announced the committee lineups, with D. A. Hillstrom elected chair of the Finance Committee. Remaining members include C. & Monroe, DY, H. A. Curtis, J. Lewis, Harry B. Smith, Milon L. Brown for Administration and Instruction, and Charles S. Mimrae, Dr. H. A. Curtis, B. J. Lewis for Property. The board will continue meetings on the second Monday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Hillstrom
Board of Education
John F. Love
Love
Blaine Kincaid Retained as School Counsel Amid Board Deliberations
The Blain e Kincaid retained as school counsel as directors review finances and enrollments. November collections by ward totaled 875.89 550.28 194.88 and 105.07 with December 1st noted about 2000 under last year. The board moved 2000 from general to sinking fund and debated Polish class space at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Geiger
F. EB. Westley
Lsted
First Ward
Fourth Ward
Dewey
D. A. Hilstrom
Monroe
Fairview
J. W. Lambing
Federal board reaffirms Huntington as VA hospital site
The federal board of hospitalization announced today that Huntington, West Virginia remains the chosen site for the new veterans hospital in the state. The action has been approved by President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fenderal Board of Hospitalization
Huntington
W. Va
Veterans Hospital
Hoover
Loveland describes European trip at Rotary Club
F A Loveland of J W & A P Howard Co spoke at the Hotel Corry on his recent Europe trip. He shared impressions of English clubs and London, plus ocean travel on modern liners, to a receptive Rotary audience. Plans for a boys Christmas party on December 23 were announced and attendance reports were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Europe
Bpa. Loveland
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Rotary Clubs
Hotel
Corry
Loveland
England
London
Service Club
Harry Smith
Frank Babbitt
Wi Iam McClelland
Erie
New York Woman Seeks Air Record Effort
Ruth Nichols of Rye New York left United airport at 7 a m PST aiming for a speed flight to New York in an attempted one stop. In Santa Clara California Father Jerome Sixtus Ricard an astronomer died at 81 after a career of 47 years at the University observatory and infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Burbank
Calif
Ruth Nichols
Rye
United
P. S.T
Santa Clara
Galil
Jerome Sixtus Ricard
Father Ricard
University of Santa Clara
Corry social events and local notices in brief
Mrs. Grayton McCray hosted relatives at Corry as Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCray recently wed. Dina Howles and infant returned home from Corry hospital. Fire ladder crew rescued a cat on ice near Soldiers' monument. Junior activities include Woman's Club dinner and Lutheran Junior Circle plans. Antler record set by W. W. Hepler between Fryburg and Tionesta. Local card party awards and church rehearsals noted. Police report on Collins and Jackson from Sheffield for intoxicated driving and disorderly conduct. Miss Iox Cooper joins Helen Lewis band in New York, heading to California for a film. Mrs. C. C. Haskell visits Erie. London's Wren mansion facade moved to Tulbam area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Weber
Grayton McCray
Corry
Fi. D
Kenneth McCray
Dina Howles
Corry Hospital
Clymer
Warren
Lrucie
Soldiers’ Monument
Tabby
Phoenix
Gutheran Junior Circle
Pennsylvania
W. W. Hepler
New Kensington
Fryburg
Tionesta
Joan T. Collins
Sheffield
Ludlow
Kratzke
Highway Patrol
Colins
Collins
Alvin Jackson
Downey
Iox Cooper
California
Cooper
C.C. Haskell
Erie
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Sleds Speedway
Hagley
N.center SL
Blaine Kincaid
F. A. Loveland
The
Corry Woman's Club
Audrey Maxon
Brooks Studio
Leon VanTassel
U. B. Women's Missionary Society
Ufged
Guy ‘Abbey
Maple Avenue
Stuart Houghton
Dan Caldwell
Elmer Gilbertson
Hast Smith Street
Albbey
Emmanuel Guild
Christopher Wren
Tulbam
Tsleworth
Ney
Guignon’s Giftland
Lionel
E. E. Guignon
Oil City Trust
Conan
Santa Claus
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve System
Eric Au Nels
Porte Anini
Strurs
Ahi
Aria Mes
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