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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1915

Page

8

Judge Crosby Holds Court in Chautauqua Mayville

December 18 The will of the late A. M. Kent of Jamestown is admitted to probate. Executors named: Morgan B. Kent and Chua D. Wetmore. A $5,000 trust funds granddaughters Jane and Rosalie Kent for education and maintenance. $8,000 trust for Mrs. Gertrude R. Bemay. $500 to several Kent family members. $100 to the Independent Congregational Church. Remainder divided between Morgan B. Kent and Charles D. Wetmore.

Mayville A. M. Kent Jamestown Helen Flason Morgan B. Kent Chua D. Wetmore Jiline Rosalie Kent Gertrude R. Bemay Gertrude 2 Clement William A. Kent Louis R. Kent Alba M. Kent Kenneth R. Kent A. FP. Kent Independent Congregational Church Morgan B. Kent Charles D. Wetmore

Nelson sentenced after jail escape case ends in court

Warren December 18 Alartin Nelson, the man who broke from Warren County Jail last spring and was recaptured in Navemisery, faced Judge Hincktey. He was fined 10 dollars and given three months in full on the original charge of obtaining 45 under false pretenses. The court reserved jail breaking sentencing until Nelson completes his current term.

Warren Alartin Nelson Warren County Hincktey Court of Common Pleas Netnon Seytenand Tefy Nelson

Aldinagh Vigil Ends Quiet Day Amid Rumors

Local reports describe a muted afternoon with no prominent events or crowds. The scene lacked expected activity as residents weighed rumors and blue-green aurora sightings were noted but not confirmed.

Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair

An old home remedy for gray hair is advertised as Sage Tea and Sulphur, sold as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. The ad claims it darkens hair evenly within a night, removes gray, and improves luster, noting it’s easy to apply with a sponge or brush.

WANTED To Rent a Farm Appetizing Leads in Union City

Wanted to rent a farm. stock available and nourished. Corry Wil furnish text. J. W. Green, Union City, RD. A vague notice seeking agricultural space with unspecified terms and contact.

Nour Corry Wil J. W. Green Union City RD. A Wea

Franklin Wins Suit In Court Over City Paving Case

Judge Grisswell dismissed the exceptions of Soup and Realty Company and Charity A. Rollo to the viewers report on Atlantic Avenue and Grant Street paving. Reports are confirmed. no proof of improper conduct by viewers. Court notes viewers gave a gallant hearing and their determinations stand in full.

Franklin, Pa Grisswell

Three Attorneys Query State Court’s Power in City Case

The three attorneys argued the matter should not proceed to higher courts but instead remain in lower jurisdiction. They contended the outcome would impact the city’s control and expressed that the city views the ruling as a potential victory.

Long Sentence for Stealing in Mayville Courthouse

December 12 at Mayville the December term of court adjourned with no more cases ready for trial. Venathin Konglorwkl wong charged with misnomer in the third degree will be put on trial tomorrow morning. His attorney J H Clogston of Buffalo promised to appear to try the case.

Mayville Courty Court Cme Venathin Konglorwkl Wong Mrnon J. H. Clogston Bufffalo

Local Court Passes Guilty Pleas and Fines

Willis G. Pleo pleaded guilty to conduct at the Avenue Hotel in Coloron and paid a $200 fine to avoid county jail. Max Rasle and William Degker, jailed in Jamestown, faced charges for breaking into a mill and stealing. other defendants received various sentences. Ernest A. Gomant appointed probation officer as Rawle drew a five year term in Auburn.

Willis G. Pxloo Avenue Coloron Am Jait Sorm Max Rasle William Degker Jauieatown Milla Tie Saxo Ernest A. Gomatt Rawle Aurbush Rusk

Elect Lamp Bulbs Offer Free Advice and Low Prices

An ad from J. B. Rogers promotes expert guidance on lamp bulbs and lighting accessories. It highlights free advice and affordable prices on home and automobile electrical items, including switches and lighting components at 103 N Center.

Rogers N. Center

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