Jailed for lottery charge in Erie area court proceeding
Eric Toflinski, jailed January 22 on a lottery charge, was bound over at a hearing before Alderman James Hogan. He posted a $500 bond and had about $27 in cash and lottery slips. In Titusville, a peace-keeping case led to a warning to a Warren man, while a burglary report noted a Stage Cafe break in with missing cash drawers.
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Powell
Eric
Frank Toflinski
James Hogan
Titisville
Warren
N. Allen Love
Superior Cleaning Company
Toof Hall
The
Journal
Erle
Feolman
Jake Flusher
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Oil City
A. J. Kelly
St. Stephen's Church
Pope Pius XII
St. Stephen's
Caroll
Erie
Elizabetly B. Haskins
Richard S. Schlaudecker
Schlaudecker Brothers
10Th
State Streets
Hasking
John Johnson
Corry
Sea's Drug Store
Lawrence Park
Defense Department
Edward H. Ames
William
Ames, Jr
Korea
George M. Seyboldt
Gem Theatre
Tate
Seyboldt
Eric Bowling
Vets Club
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in City Log
At the hospital, Admitted include Robert McDonald age 5 son of Mr and Mrs Howard McDonald of 596 Liberty Street Mrs Marion Nellis of R D 4 and Mrs Lewis Smith of R D 2 Clymer Harold Crandall Jr age 4 son of Mr and Mrs Harold Crandall of 218 East Main Anne McAvoy of 103 Liberty and Dora Schreus of 19 East Frederick Street. Discharged include Mrs Max Jukes and son David Alan Bear Lake Mrs H W Graybill and Mrs Arthur Neylon of Spartansburg Lucylee six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Cook R D 1 and James Reggle of Columbus. Mrs Ethelyn Chase of 29 West Smith Street and Mrs Paul Chase of 215 York Street.
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Robert
Howard McDonald
Liberty Street
Marion Nellis
R. D
Lewis Smith
Clymer
Harold Jr
Harold Crandall
Main Street
Anne McAvoy
Dora Schreus
East Frederick Street
Donald Thomas
Lemon Street
Charles Mitchell
Max Jukes
David
Alan
Bear Lake
H. W. Graybill
B.D
Arthur Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Lucylee
Glenn Cook
Spartansburg
James Reggle
Columbus
Ethelyn Chase
West Smith Street
Paul Chase
York Street
Millionaire Boy Inherits 6.8 Million After Orphan Claim
An 11-year-old boy named William Anthony Burton learns he inherits 6.8 million dollars after his birth name Wayne Lonergan. His mother was murdered in New York City in a sensational case, and his father Wayne Lonergan is imprisoned for the crime, not yet eligible for parole until 1967.
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New York
William Anthony Burton
Wayne Wilam Lonergan
Wayne Lonergan
Beekman Hill
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Wing-Willi Star
Quality Cash Store
Puritan Coffee
Coffee Hunt’ S Catsup
Little Bride
Zion
Swanson’s
Swanson
Calif
Army Hospital
Marilyn
Monroe
Bent- Gillin
Donald L. Wakehouse
Woodzine
Is, Inc
Tokyo
Wakehouse Ls
International
Suit Club
Tunnell
Ritz Restaurant
Meadville
Myrtle Hughes
Wadsworth Avenue
Hughes
Moose Lodge
Elks
Carmen Mautrey
White Oak Lane
Mastrey
Carl Hixson
Jamestowns
Hildegarde Beth Carlson
Lester W. Berglund
Miss Carlson
Jamestown
Stan E. Johnson
Dorr Schrader
Pauline
Crawford County
George X. Simonetta
Simonetta
Titusville
Linesville
Connenutville
Springboro
McKean County
Smethport
Arthur Killiam
McKean
Paul Hoke
Lycoming County
Pennsylvania
New York State
Corry Evening Journal
Ford County
Albert B. Fox
Titusville Area
Hydetown
Marshall A. Fisher
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Thomas Maix
Well Manross
Melvin Manross
Kured
Manross
Mantoss
Roger Shaw
Shaw
North Korea
Cpl
Manrosa
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond
Corry Area
Ta. m
North East
Counil
Orth East Athletic Club
A. C
South Lake
Clinton Streets
Fuller Hose Co
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Genesee
Rolling Rock
F. L. Baressi
Berie
George L. Elslnger
Clarion
James Marsh
Stanley C. Shop
Buffalo, and
Motor Express Inc
Cleveland
Motor Express
Skop
Neason Hill
Karl Miller
West Mead Township
Valmost
Carroll's
Meade Theatre
Water Street
Salvation Army
Red Feather
Gulflex
Warner
Gulf Service
Oi City
Venango County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Steve Veres
Drake Well Memorial Park
Donald A. Cadzow
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Dr. Cadzow
Associated Press
Harrisburg
McIntyre’s
Fred Reinbold
Cranberry
Franklin Hospital
Steftee Funeral Home
Purpura’s Inn
Colliers Radio & TV
Mert Center
Doll Carriages Group of Pictures
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Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Boy
Nia
Flscqunt Co
N. Center Eraeet
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