Police investigate teen theft and minor traffic incidents
A one year old youth was questioned after shoplifting and a minor knife incident in a local store. Separately, several vehicle incidents on Center Street involved Collier and Coulter, Coulter assuming fault after backing into a parked car. A Wesleyville trucker was cited for double parking in front of the city police station. Temperatures dropped to 20 degrees with a 37 degree high yesterday. In Warren County, 33 men were ordered to report for January induction, leaving January 6 for Harrisburg. A real estate transfer was recorded in Corry. Harold K. Williams, Penn Electric Co. manager, was promoted to a Northwest Division post in Erie, with Meadville duties reassigned. Walter Wolfe sustained a left ankle injury playing basketball and was treated with X-rays. Dr. E J Deissler, of Meadville, married Colletta Bennett and was elected first vice president of Crawford County Medical Society. Glenn Holden, former Corry resident, died in Erie. funeral at Brugger Funeral Home. Robert M. Gay resigned from Union City National Bank to join Reed, Lear in Pittsburgh, effective January 19.
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Harold K. Williams
Mondville
Pennsylvania Electric Co. Aines
Erie
Williams
Meadville
Peneglee
Johnstown
Willams
E. J. Deissler
Corry
Colletta Bennett
Crawford County Medical Society
M J. Zucks
Gonneautville
Carl F. Bens
Linesville
Gerald M. Brooks
Saegerstown
J H Munainy
Menedville
Robert M. Gay
Union City National Bank
Reed, Lear Company
Pittsburgh
Gay
Janary 19
Local Fawanls Club to Ring Bells at Salvation Army House
The Fawanls Club will take over bell ringing duties at the Salvation Army Christmas House tomorrow from 9 p m to 9 p m Local civic group has supported the Salvation Army in its Christmas work for four years continuing a community effort with the familiar bellringing tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawanls Club
Salvation Army
Clvic
College honor student held for check thefts
Bloomingon Indiana police report a 27 year old East Orange New Jersey college honor student Roger H May Davidheiser admitted stealing checks and cashing them at Bloomington bus station. He held science degrees from Pittsburgh and New Hampshire and admitted cashing three government checks totaling about 3700. He fled home to New Jersey after the incidents.
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Hy Sapnerenats
Bloomington
Ind
East Orange
M. J
Poliee
John Axson
Roger H
Davidheiser
Pittsburgh
New Hampshire
Bnet Orange
Todians University
Winsfall Axson
United States
Lattimore Enters Not Guilty Plea On Perjury Indictment
Owen Lattimore loudly proclaimed Now guilty during brief court proceedings as a seven count perjury indictment stems from his sworn denial of Communist sympathies. US District Judge James R. Kirkland set a March start for the trial with Lattimore allowed to file motions by February 16. Bond set at $2,000 as the case radiates publicity and is led by Thurmond Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattimore
Washington
Owen Lattimore
Thurmond Arnold
James R. Kirkdane
Laptimore
Bnund
Bond
MXC
Voters Reject Union at Sylvania Electric Plant
Burlington workers at the Sylvania Electric Co. plant vote against union representation by better than two to one in the NURB collective bargaining election, choosing no union at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Burlington, II
Sylvania Electric Co
NURB
Methodists Seek $885000 Drive For Jamestown Area
The Erie Conference of the Methodist Church launches a four year drive starting the new year to raise 885000. Jamestown District Superintendent Dr Wayne Furman announced a 100000 claimants fund to augment the endowment for retired ministers and wives. A portrait of Rev William Brainard will accompany the announcement as part of the campaign. The drive is over and above the world service badge and regular missionary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Erie
Conference of the
Methodist Church
Wayne Fur- Man
William O. Brainard
Furman
Conference Funds From the Church Expansion Plan
The record notes allocations of 100000 dollars for church extension within the Conference bounds, 50000 for national and work missions, 545000 for the board of education, 80000 for the Cribbs Home at Meadville, and 40000 for the Wesley Woolf Development at Grand Valley Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Work Missions
Board of Education
GE Wage Hike Set at 8.7 Cents an Hour for 74,000 TUE Workers
The CIO International Union of Electrical Workers said the wage boost for 74,000 GE plant workers is 8.7 cents an hour. The increase follows approval by the Wage Stabilization Committee yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
General Electric Co
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James Coltier
Snyder Girele
Jack Coulter
West Church Street
South Center Street
Coulter
Collier
Center Street
Wesleyville
Warren County
Warren
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Ohio
Calder
West
Glen Gates
Elk Street
Gates
Marjorie Gallagher Conevir
Thelma E. Schrecengost
Union Street
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Walter Wolfe
Harold Wolfe
Wayvie Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ward
Glenn Holden
Hamel Hospital
Ann Felliner
Brugger Funeral Home
Genuine Swiss Music Box
Dermeyer
Santa Claus
Dita
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Keystone
Lionel
Potoos Os i Paleueta
Schick
Jahtar
Barney's Firestone Store
Groce Xvott
Miller
Miller's
Kinney Plumbing CO
Columbus
Powell
Rotes Arts LD
SWIFT
Premium and
Armour
Thomas Motors
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Robin
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