Seneca game warden shoots wild animal near Reese Run
Veryl Sanners, a Seneca game warden in Venango county, shot and killed a wild animal yesterday near Reese Run as it attacked a large doe. Police hold Harry Pity and Arthur Wentworth of Sugar Lake in connection with a burglary at Franklin’s Atlantic Refining gasoline station. stolen articles found in Perrys car. A counterfeit ten dollar note was found at Kane First National Bank and linked to a possible professional counterfeiter moving through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanners
Seneca
Venango County
Reese Run
Atlantic Refining Company
Franklin
Harry’ Pity
Arthur Wentworth
Sugar Lake District
Kane First National Bank
John Kettle Beleves
Kettle
Wllslow
Erie-Warren
Kane
Medical Center
Christmas events and notices in City and Vicinity
Holiday gatherings at Rev G J Boyd home with New Era Club dinner and gifts, plus Society meetings and plans for Second Childhood play. Reports note federal relief cutoff affecting 8,898 people in area B and December 13 Spenser Society, December 16 Mentor Club events, local council actions, hunting licenses tally, and community notices across Corry and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango
Clarion
Forest
Robert J. Tobinson
Spenser Literary Society
Mentor Club
Hotel Corry
Frank Parsons
Ach
All-Way Electric Company
Corry
Ridgway Town Council
B. Norton
A. Sower
Wir
Warren
Stockton
First Avenue
Localities report slight changes in health and politics
Little change is reported in the condition of H. J. Bingham of Liberty street who has been confined to his home for two weeks. Fred B. York of Mott street is ill but improved today. Sportsmen in Cattaraugus county New York oppose an open season on best. farms will be posted if declared. Sarig slightly improved but still critical at Reading Hospital. Wilson G. Sarig Democratic speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives was struck during the 1935 session and overwork is cited as a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Vendredi Soir Club
Lucille Roof
Carl Peterson
Wing Willi
North Center Street
J. J. Flool
Standard Brands, Inc
BoRalo
Plood
Harry Dickinson
Corry Hospital
W. N. Jones
Marton Street
Homer & Co
Main Street
Charles Graham
Apex Products
Bruce Thomas
Claude Moorhead
Bradford
Russell Wallace
Cyclone
Dresser Mig. Co
Yate
Sam Sugar
Italy
New York City
Edward B. Petrillo
Bugos
Kane
Forestry Service
COC
Tist Church
Elmer Westley
Worth Street
Janet Foster
Bobby Sheen
Spencer
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Barton Smith
W. Pleasant Street
Baptist Orphanage
Pittsburgh
The
Methodist Episcopal Ghurch
Scripturs
Crawford County
H.C. Wasson
Harvey M. Willis
Erie County
Erie County Health and Aberculosis Association
State Attorney. General’s Office
Jamestown Premier Cabinet Corp
W. Samuel A. Nock
Titusville Rotary
Germany
H. J. Bingham
Liberty Street
Fred B. York
Mott Street
Cuttarsugus County
N.Y
Sarig
Reading
Wilson G. Sarig
Pennsylvania
House of Representaives
Reading Hospital
Sariz
Plan drive to enforce state beverage law in pa
Harrisburg December 12 federal court ruling enables a forthcoming push to strictly enforce the Pennsylvania beverage law. Leo Crossan, state Alcoholic Beverage Control board member, told the Pennsylvania Brewers Association at its annual convention that more enforcement agents are being hired and trained and a nationwide campaign will remove objectionable practices in the beverage industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Leo Crossan
State Aguor Central Board
Pennsylvania Brewers Association
Pennsylvania
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
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Geneva
Catsup Red Wing
Pabsett Cheese
Jie
Steven Tie
General Foods
Maxwell Hou
Gos
Oleomargarine
Florida
Tangerines
Crisco
Texas Grape
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Cee
Jamestown
Bersong
Hinest D. Leet
A. M. Lita
Shoe Repair Shine
Crossey
Lindstey
Morick
W. Main
Erie
Dewey L. Noyes
Blanche Wilcox Noyes
Company
Players
Colonial Theatre
Nunda
Rochester
Noyes
Cleveland
Cliford Ball
Fred ‘Forness
Olean
jNasts
Beacon
Kozy Komfort
Bond Street
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Feqverves Csp Res
Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
Cour
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