Local notices and court actions reported in mid-century update
A scattered update from a Pennsylvania region notes Bell Telephone financials for 1985, a Marsh court assault case with a payment order, WPA supervisor appointments, a public safety incident in the Nawilown district, Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion meetings, county treasurer changes, and railroad freight activity. It also mentions a Salvation Army appointment in Washington, a tuberculosis treatment reference, and federal veteran cash benefits figures.
McKean County Slayer and Robber Seek Clemency
Antonio Dimai and James McKendree seek clemency from 10 to 20 year sentences for the Bradyford murder of Al Ritchie and a related Watman Township robbery. District Attorney Clause W Hlatt-Hick opposes leniency, noting Dimai shot and killed Ritchie in River Street, Bradford, on June 5. McKendree aided in the incident, later convicted, with other accomplices already serving sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ritchie
Mclean
Pennsylvania
Partons
Antinio
Bradford
Ail Ritchie
James Mekendree Gury
Welmore
Hlatt- Hick
Antonia Dimain
Char Reter
Ritchie
River Street
Bradharit
Tony Matin
Dimaiy
New Jersey
Braford
McKendree
Howe
Fox
Asus Olson
Watman
McKendres
Olson
MeKendrye
Progress With Vaccine To Cure Common Colds
Fragmented report from United Press states researchers in New York claim a vaccine approach may curb colds for 20 months. Columbia Medicine professor Cindy A. Raymer and others discuss long timelines and uncertainties in developing a viable cold vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Cindy A. Raymer Beddes
Colimbia School of Medicine
Aid Today
Corry Girls Accepted as Nurses at Hospital
Miss Elizabeth Wilcox and Lusa Dorothy Craker, daughters of local residents, completed a five month training course at Cooley-Disinson Hospital Wootit samgilon Mags. They passed eliminations and will begin a three year program at Newngland hospital. Local friends celebrate their success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Elizabeth Wilcox
Donald Wilcox
Hage
Mary Shews
Lusa Dorothy Craker
Meamit Mn
Wsiter Craker
Must Freerick Silver
Cooley-Disinson Hospital
Wootitsamgilon
Mags
Laole
Corry
Newngland Hospital
Missionary Society Secretary to Speak at St Paul’s
Aliss Numa Dich, secretary of the Young Women's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church, will address St Paul’s during Friday evening services at 7:80 o'clock. The all women’s church group will hear a worthwhile speech. Miss Dich will also visit Bria, Mesdville and other towns in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Numa Dich
Young Womens ‘Missionary Society
United Lutheran Church
Philadelpheis
St. Paul's Turtteny Church
Miss Dichi
Bria
Mesdville
Brie
Sriday Eye
Ohioan Acquitted In Bank Night Case
A jury acquitted an Ohioan in a bank night case after three hours of deliberation. Prosecutor Perry A. Prey stated the policy in Cleveland remains unchanged and that evidence will continue to be pursued. The trial drew theater managers from across the state with similar charges looming for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohioan
Queavaland
Pel
Wight
Morton
Skearna
Wilowhby
Willoughby
Dudge
Charles P. Baker
Painesville
Prom
Perry A. Prey
Cleveland
Harold A. Dinieis Wall
Dulley A Schwartz
Theatr
Schwartz
Catholic Daughters Card Party Celebrates Auction Bridge
Last night the Catholic Daughters of America, Court Conception No. 35, held a card party with Mrs. Pinyi Giwek and Mrs. Mary Murray hosting. Mrs. Anna Shields won the special award as twenty tables played auction bridge and raffles, with sandwiches, cakes, and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butlow Blook
Ute
Mar Clit
Rakes
Cole
Helen and Walter Seek Wealth Through a Baby Plan
In a rural winter of quiet domestic scenes, Helen enjoys warmth with Walter while their circle discusses money and future plans. Trene schemes to use a pregnancy to manipulate Dirk toward power and finance, manipulating nerves, desire, and social leverage as events unfold toward a climactic shift.
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Helen
Dirk
Olit
Matian
Belle
Walter
Bound Brook
Walt
Marie
Helon
Carmen
57Th St
Trene
Stella
Irene
Jerry
Franz
Times
Charlestown
New Canaan
Permanenta
S & Go
Dashiell
Sol
Tin
Lene
T. B. Association
Tuberculosis Association
Parker
Ginsberg
John Kayle
Rileys
Tony
Alona
Tronm
Elsa
Sin Eng
Usband
Ernand
Darling
Kayla
Eayle
Trane
Crariaht
Men Wanted for Training in Diesel Engine Operations
Help wanted by Na Mona Mechanical Training Corpora tion. Part time training and personal interview offered. Apply Carlisle, Box 7, care Journal. 128-400 Gtk s sy.
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Orice
Wools
Na- Mona
Carlisle
Care Journal
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Morrow
Bell Telephone Company
Peyhsyvarla
Mawor Marsh RD
Walisburg
Toviyy Bounty
Howard Hill
Wirh Marsh
Berard Cochran
WPA
Henry Amthor
Nawilown
Liv Ruppersbenger
Vosbigetat
Counins Commes Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jucal Post
Mandville
Mayvilly
Stedman's Corners
Yaad
Sherman-North Clymer Road
Crayford County
American Legion
Menilville
Erie County
Im. W. Wiser
Wford
Ralph B. Brown
Joseph J. Slattery
Titusville
Hug
Mr. Slattery
Edward R. Reei
Troy Township
Cumberland Valley
Revere Freight
Mijor
W. Norris Wood
Kane
Salvation Army Corps
Washington
Woodwats
Ho Salvation Amy Training College
New Yorks City
Harry S. Falk
Eric Phyalehin
Erie
Cameron County
Chyence HK. Rogern
Roxuin Stinetulat Steel Company
Natick
Buffalo
Fyonk Hla
Roosevelt
Mckean County
Lebanon
Montgomery Aid
Dorothy Crake
Massachusetts
Bank” Wight
Ghio Findlay
Ohio
Tox
Findlay
C.D. OF A
Euziss
Dolla Sample
Spencer Worsetlere
Carry Auto Supply Co
Zai
Help
Refrigeration Engineering Institute
Care
Sun
SAUU
H. I Brockmann
North Center Street
Betz
POR Sale
Cabinet Philo Radio, Callasa. Ltd
James Gould
Gould Aieet
Reasonably Vate
G. N. Rehurts
Weal Congress Street
Ang
Gould Slypet
Worly
Columbus
Willa T. Cady
Penmsylvania
Lloyd W, Kennedy
Auintinistretoy
G. Ty
Palace Havilware Bldg
Howers
Wanetu Harmon Nichols
James Nichols
Mr. Andres
P. H. Harmon
William M. Sill
Heaith
Ser
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Poesn
Kki
Bea Ploe
Billy Henows
Bnet
Radiches
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