Corry area notices mix with city updates in brief
Local column compiles varied items from Meadville to Jamestown and Erie including civic club actions on Lake Ishitty, state vehicle light law tweaks, city pension rules, a jail workhouse sentence for two North East laborers, a Jamestown sewage project nearing completion, and upcoming VFW events plus hospital notes and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Club
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Fire Chiefs Association
New York State
Corry den
Allegheny County
Elmer L. Evans
Kenneth G. Tressler
R. D
North East
Russell C. Thorne
Dorcus Shreve
West Law Road
VFW
Erie
City of Erie Pension Fund
City Central
Jer Arthur E. Gehrlein
Exie
State Pardons Board
Ronald Lee Ferry
Conneaut
Ohio
Jack Ward
VFW Club
Hospital Report Details Admissions Discharges and Damages
At the hospital report as of 7 am lists admissions including Mrs Raymond Reed and Mrs Harry Neff among others and discharges such as Mrs Roy Benton and son Timothy. Damages over $2500 are sought by Patricia Carrick and her daughter Laurice from a February auto crash. The article notes a Buffalo Center Bloodmobile visit produced 18 pints and Erie City Council approved $1400 in insurance bills for the Duquesne Warehouse and pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Reed
Clymer
Harry Neff
Vine Street
Russell Merritt Sy
South Second Avenue
James Wells
Gouldite
Gertrude Custer
East Con- Discharged
Roy Benton
Timothy
Mark
Donald Skinner
Union City
Everett’ TeWinkle
Frank Woodard
North Cener Street
Joseph Rynd
Snyder Circle
HH. Keppel
Mott Street
Linda
Roy Redman
Jamestown
W. M. Houghton
Mead
Wilbur Sorenson
Cettes Street
Carl Peterson
First Avenue
Mabel Storer
West Irving Street
Don Braswell
R. D
Joy Zataneck
Lawrence
Nichols
Sobilly Center’ Street
Hazel Wynn
Harvey Dandy
East Main Street
Dale Bemis
Erle
Dam
Nues
Patricia Carrick
Laurice
Justine Rogala
Brie
Diemer’s
Kane
Buffalo Center Bloodmobile
Erie City Council
Duquesne Ware
Lydia Dean Denies Murder Intent
Lydia Dean testifies with a convincing account of eight events surrounding Ronald Dean’s shooting while Estanismo Fernandes disputes her version. The judge’s ruling on intent was expected as the District Attorney seeks a first degree murder conviction, arguing planning and preparation.
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Estanismo
Ronald
Phyllis
Iun Dean
Dean
Imn
Ron
Grannis
Night Banking Hours Spark Robbery at Local Bank
In Pompano Beach the Farmers Bank began night hours but a robbery occurred five minutes before 7 pm. A bandit, armed with a sawed off shotgun, demanded cash from teller Wayne Benson and fled by car after obtaining a sum reported as five to ten thousand dollars.
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Pompano Beach
Farmers Bank
Lelsex
Wayne Benson
Benson
Frampton Installed as PA Bar President at Harrisburg Meet
Officers stopped to have their cars serviced and returned to Lincoln after police captured a suspect in Douglas Wyoming. James Martin, 39, of Pittsburgh, was convicted after a trial in which Jackson was acquitted, with Judge Joseph P Willson delaying sentencing for a background check. The Pennsylvania Bar Association concluded its 62nd annual convention in Harrisburg naming Willard Frampton of Oil City as president.
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Mentivilie
Cussewaga Civic Club
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Aishitty Lake
Crawford County
Thomas “Young
Michael Hoch
Charles Ferndal
Galvin Hleckner
Fish Commission
Weldave
Lincoln
Neb
Douglas
Wyoming
James Martin
Pittsburgh
Jackson
Marti
Joseph P Willson
Martn
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Willard Frampton
Oil City
Harrisboro
Narcotics Dealer Sentenced In Pittsburgh District
Federal agents described the defendant as a major Pittsburgh narcotics dealer. He was sentenced to seven years in prison after being convicted yesterday of violating federal narcotics laws. The trial occurred in U S District Court alongside co defendant Robert P. Jackson, 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Davis
U. S. District Court
Long
Robert P. Jackson
Mistrial Shocks Levittown Court as Defendant Collapses
In Bucks County Court the trial of two Levittown defendants collapsed when Howard Bentcliffe 45 fainted while addressing the jury leaving a mistrial. The case involved alleged conspiracy to drive out the Negro family of Myers and Williams, who testified about a seven foot cross in protest. State police halted demonstrations under an injunction restraining seven Levittown residents from pressuring Myers to move.
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Wuruso
Uwn
Howard Bentcliffe
Legittown
Bentcliffe
Dudge Edwin Satterthwaite
Bucks County
Alorred William
Negra
Wiliam E. Myers Jr
Levittown
Williams
Myers
YMCA Calendar Week of February 3
The YMCA schedule lists daily activities for the week including a ministerial association meeting, annual officers election, Golden Age Group, Boy Scouts events, Junior High and Delta HI Y activities, a high school swimming meet, Teen Town, and a Rainbow Girls semi formal dance. A note warns evening classes may start 15 to 30 minutes late. A second item mentions Bentcliffe wrapping rigs soaked with gasoline, oil and kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Cootlelle Club No 102
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Corry
Tri-Hi Interclub Council
Delta HI Y
Corry Ys
Cathedral Prep
Regilly
Rainibaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dee
The
Corry Journal Printing Department
Jamestown Fire Department
National Fire Protection Associaton
Elgin- Beaverdam Hose Company
Owen Finnegan
Gannon College
Erie County District Nurses Association
Veterans Hospital
Herbie Johnson
Leonard A. Bergman
Department of Public Works
A & B Distributing Co
Meadville
VFW Post Insurance Fund
Mary A. Paloon
City Hospital
City
Richard Nevoxt
Geneva
Nevogt’s
Cussewayo Road
Elks Club
S&h
VanCise's
Seavice
Paul
Corry Hospital
Lydia Dean
Lasalle LE
St. George Funeral Home
Audie Murphy
Tovay
Rory Calhoun
Joanne Woodward
David Wayne Lee J. Cobb
Nunnally Johnson
Rue
North Platte
Charles Stark
Nebraska
Loblaws
Lewis
Orchard Park
Idaho
Milady
Leed
Ryle
YMCA
Zephyr
JunoLite
Nassau
Dominican
Antigua
Lemon Island
F.C. Chapin & Son
Truckers
Penn
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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