Olean Wife Strangler Indicted For Murder
Botue Valley December 12 The 41 year old man from Olean was indicted for murder in the second degree by the December grand jury which reported to Judge William Munson. He is charged with strangling his estranged wife Myrtle Sharlock 27 in his room at Olsen early in the morning of December after inviting her to come with $100 for Christmas presents for their year old son. Authorities say Sherlorke confessed to holding a blanket over his wife's mouth while pinching her nose. Officers found her body on the bed after forcing entry into the suspects room. The couple had been living apart since October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botue Valley
Olean
William Munson
Bhertock
Myrtle
Bhoia Sharlock
Olsen
Sherlorke
Ming
Glenn Spencer Buried Tuesday Afternoon
Glenn Spencer was buried Tuesday afternoon at two o clock with Rev G J Baya of the Presbyterian Church officiating at the Bracken Keating Funeral Home. Lynn Rice sang The Old Rugged Cross and bearers included D J Pitt Duart May Cornelius O Neil Nelson Trisket James Carrig Sr Merle Capwell. Burial was in the Pine Grove Cemetery family plot. Mr and Mrs Harry Simmons of Jamestown and several friends from Concord and Columbus towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Spencer
G. J. Baya
Merle Capwell
Pine Grove Ceretery
Harry Simmons
JameStows
Concord
Columbus
Multal
Golden Wedding Anniversary and Neighborly Celebrations
OLYMUR December event recalls Mr and Mrs John Bensink celebrating their wedding anniversary with open house from 4 to 7 and 7 to 11 in the evening, about 150 relatives and friends attending. Distant relatives in Washington DC and Cornell student grandson noted. Guests and gifts, telegrams, and flowers described. Nearby notices mention a surprise birthday party for Barbara Kolstee hosted by Mrs Arthur Lewis and Mrs Richard Ruland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olymur
John Bensink
Henry .Hoffman
Washington, DC
Irwin Benvink
Cornell University
Grace Smith
Bensink
James Bensink
Harry Lew
Russell Duevnk
Jean Duvnk
Jamestown
Mises Phyllis
Andrey Bensink
Tom
Wilton Wevers
Bear Lake
Leslie Buybraok
Lakewood
Benjamin ‘Tewinite
Cassadaga
N.Y
Barbara Kolstee
Ruwland
Barbara
W edding At Clymer Elect New Officers
A small wedding like gathering at Clymer included guests, gifts and a holiday cake. Names listed include Phudits ewinkle, Ban dra Gogalns, Ardith White, Messe Bailey, Margaret Tenkutaen, Marl Wye Cooter nani Lora Hewes. Mr and Mrs Elmer Croscutt plan winter in St Cloud Florida.
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Favors
Barbara
Phudits Ewinkle
Bandra Gogalns
Ardith White
Messe Bailey
Margaret Tenkutaen
Marl+ Wye Cooter
Nani
Lora Hewes
Elmer Croscutt
St. Cloud
Florida
Ralph "Thompson
Roy Simmélisk
Amrita Legion
Merle Newhouse
Legion
Cassadaga
Lengton
Nes
Harold Lew Fers
Chautauque County Board of Supervisors
Jamestown
Firmen
Taylows
Playa Ariinks
Cliford Warnshouse
Edward Wiggers
Tresso Wer
Albert Kearns
Arsthur Fowles
Howard Taylers
Clymer
Mins Miriam Wassinks
Washington, D. C
Robert Wassink
Fort Lauderdale
Fls
Merley Watsuit
Norfolk, Va
Apron and Bake Sale Planned by Young Ladies Mission Society
Arthur Wassink and Robert Wassink to return Thursday. The Young Ladies Mission Society host an apron and bake sale Saturday at 1 PM at Clymer Restaurant. Annual business meeting of Tables Mission and Aid Society held at Mrs Clarence Rhevergen’s home with officer elections. Senior C. E. meeting at Ivan Leglers’ home approved missions giving $25 and Bible Find support. Funeral services for Arthur Wassink at Abbe Reformed Church with Rev Timmer officiating. Relatives served at the home following prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wassink
Robert Wassink
Merle Wassink
Wavy
Young Ladies’ Mission Society
Clymer
Tables Mission and Aid Society
Clarence Rhevergen
Homer
Homer Kalitee
Meir
Timimier
Presi Jani
Gilbert ‘Ton
Seer
Edwart Rualink
Pred Damead
King Tewinkle
Lawrence Resin
William Hogenboom
C. E
Ivan Leglers
Tve
Phillip Austinle
Jory Neckers
Doris Furdink
Carol June
Jacl Counkies
Arthur Warsink
Abbe Reformed
Née
Gerrit Timmer
James Gravini
Gilbert
Walter Schruers
Bear- Jers
Wassink
Report When Employment Ends and Agency Procedures
Instructions urge workers to report to the United States Employment Service to reopen claims after layoff and to bring identification at reporting. First-time applicants should also report the morning after layoff. Several local names appear in notices and event reports from Holland Cemetery and community groups including the American Legion Auditory meeting and a Christmas party hosted by the Pre-School Mothers Club of Mayville with attendees from Clymer.
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United States
Employment Service
Robert Wright
Milton Dueisii
Billy Wassink
George Wright
Howard Tressler
Richard Wassink
Holland Cemetery
American Legion Audilliry
Helt Morsay
Hermey Bennink
Mir. Catt Garlisch
Bennink
Pauline Bennink
Mathers Club
Mayville
Clymer Mothers Club
Jasin Cady
Clymer
Donald Cady
Carlyle Neckers
Foulps Smill
Mel. James Wiggers
Lewis Heminle
Tabor Management Group Reorganized
A wartime labor management advisory committee at the United States Employment Service office on West Main Street was reorganized to continue in an advisory role. Henry Sneek from Erie attended with members including Harry Blount and Norman Edinger as they discussed the labor market and presented certificates of meritorious service to Paul Lewis and others.
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Yewloh Iee
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Dial
City Cab Company
Edding
G. C. Murphy Co
KDE Unio
Aphopenen
Tut Ab
Little Falls
Warnins
WOO Semahair
Euty Sox
Giving
Titanate Shoes
North Canter St
Tabor-Management Group
Shamburg's News & Sport Store
Corry
Doctor Kit
Lineman's Steel Pliers
Roomy
Ely
Welded
Oller
Apt
Wardist
Kitehan
Proxlyn
Pha
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