Local News Briefs and Advertisements Highlight Community Crime and Events
Miss Lillian Barnes 4 of Fal vever died last night in James town fumnirh autopsy set for today. Franklin Schools report illness and poor attendance citywide. Bargain ads include Ti ye Lanston’s Town liquid floor wax and Eveready flashlights. W B A will meet Friday for final plans on Review anniversary. Wanted beef cattle top cash paid by G A Stockton 119 First Ave. Degree of Honor Protective Association meets Friday Feb 15 at 8 pm with bridge. Grocery ads offer Friday Saturday specials and food relief orders. Valentine candy sale at Keister’s Cut Rate. Erie County court disposed twelve cases. Paul Kovac sentenced for 196? jewelry store burglary to 2 years 3 months to 4 years 9 months.
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Falvever
Jamestown
Franklin
Regetar
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Witlah
Orar
G. A. Stockton
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Masonic Hall
Trench Jewelry
Lena
Western Penitentiary
Cleveland
Roscoe
Erie
Hamet
St. Vincent's
George Bayle
Harrisburg
Gochrane Place
Brocton
Ashtabula
Keister
Cratford
L. J. Hosssie
Greenwood Township
Oil City
Health Department
J. A
Ell) Howard
Baptist Church
West Smith St
Pine Grove
Boty
City and Vicinity Potatoes 43c a bit
A collage of village notices and small items from the region. Disappearance of Charles Williamson, 27, after leaving a note to his wife. Miss Margaret King undergoes emergency appendic surgery and shows improvement. social events include a St Valentine party hosted by Miss Ruth Becker and a bridge club gathering. local crime and court notes touch on a murder jury selection and assault case. several local accidents and fires reported. county health updates and a fatality in Salamanca.
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Will J. Wilcox
Hardlercreek
Charles Williamson
Margaret Jane King
Corry
Wdna Johnson
West Church Street
Mac’s Inn
CABZ
Conneaut Lake
Betty Schlaich
Conneaut
Novyeni
Bert
Jury in revelry until hours after night ends
Fragmentary OCR shows a juror recounting a scene of late night revelry with troopers and hotel actions. The text notes jurors gathered and moved to a room, but details are incomplete and unclear who acted or where.
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Cravatt
Card Party Honors At Italian American Club
Members of the Independence Italian American Club held a card party last night in their West Main street rooms with thirty five attendees. Miss Margaret Jackson Mia J Christiano Romeo Mecsidi and Michael Rooney received honors as a committee served fancy cakes and coffee.
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Berneice Button
East Street
Carmen Quesada
Ashtabula
Mary B. Henrietta
Helen Wojciechowski
Tika Fuller
Mise Quesada
Avepiig
G. G. Barker
East End
A. G. Pystiethwait Indi Mra
GA. Shea
Walter Scott
John Blate
St. Clair
Nels’ Humsan
Comy Hospital
Liberty Street
Hansen
West Main Street
Margaret Jackson
Mia. J. Christiano
Romeo Mecsidi
Michael Rooney
Dairymen to Get $1.62 For January Milk
The Dairymen's League Cooperative plant announces January payments for Corry area farmers totaling 1.62 per hundredweight. Cash returns 1.55 with a 0.10 plant premium and additional certificate value bringing the total to 1.63, down three cents from December but 22 cents above January 1984 levels.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative
Corry and Vicinity
One Time Gambler Dead in Cleveland Tale
The story notes the death of Alex Yankee Goldstein a onetime gambling figure known as a king of local gambles in Cleo Jan and his years long entanglement with law enforcement. His alias and notoriety marked him as a fixture in the gaming fraternity.
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Cleveland
Alex
Yankee'" Goldstein
Cleo Jan
Deal
Goldstein
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Plans Flea Bazaar
Leaders of all church groups at Emmanuel Episcopal Church mapped a flea bazaar for Tuesday and Wednesday April 23 and 24. Each organization will run concession booths and prizes include four electric refrigerators to be given away.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Rare Violin Sales Aided Him
Milwaukee man William Peleo Stoffel, after losing his job in real estate, built a profitable business buying and selling rare violins. He bought one violin for a sum, rebuilt it, and sold it for a higher price, turning a personal setback into a successful venture.
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Milwaukee
William Peleo Stoffel
Rere
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