Trial swing in Hunter v West Ridge damages case
A motion for non-suit in the $100,000 damage case of Miss Margaret Hunter against West Ridge Transportation was refused, with defense delayed as trial proceeds at Branklin. Two to three days more may pass before submission to a seven men five women jury. Local briefs note social events, hospital injuries, postmaster appointments, and a burglary shooting report with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hunter
West Ridge Transportation Company
Branklin
Presbyterian Church
Hazel Knowiton
Bert Marvey
Conneaut Lake Park
W. C. Jones
Titusville
Potter
Local notices and incidents fill Corry area pages
Credit ads and small town briefs report yard goods prices, racing swindles, hospital notes, court actions, accidents, and social events. Items include Mend and Meant: Will J Wilcox delivery ad. Grand Banquet plans by Northwest District Hlks Asselntion. death of S B Matthews in Titusville. Meadsville court motions on Huddy case. Mrs Marian Rumbaugh improving. Corry Woman's Club music night. Dorothy Ross discharged from hospital. Bowling and traffic wreck near Johnsonburg. Concord Community Association Washington dinner. Salvation Army meeting. state police on chicken theft. rental notices. Lock Haven mill strike impact. Jamestown and Erie machine theft recoveries. various local transfers, visits, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Grand Banktet Ruler JR
Worth Street
Kent
Mook
Meadville
H. W. Huddy
Marian Rumbaugh
North Center Street
M. T. Spaulding
Corry Woman's Club
Dorothy Ross
Corry Hospital
East Pleasant Street
George Bannon
Oil City
Salamanca
Concord Community Association
Washington
Concord
Salvation Army
Giairton
Clarion
Alfred Beatty
Charles Copenhaver
Jacob Markle
William Troup
Besh
Pennsylvania
Washington St
H. C. Wilson
New York City
New York
Warren
Jamestown
Grace Siggins
Richard H. Reading
Canterbury Road
Broadview
Sistates
Water Street
Tionesta
Enterprise
Joseph M. Ordens
Hotel Marcey
Quebec
Lawrence Sheehan
Branford
Sheehan
Ordens
John Czech
Corry
R.D
Te Corry
A.V
Clymer
Claude Johnson
Lottsville
Beatrice Wellejus
Erie
Blanche Roush
Iam
O. Clare Kent
Boush
Kelly's
Eraporium
Board of Health
Unemployment Insurance Plan Proposed by Roosevelt
Roosevelt proposes New York adopt employer funded unemployment insurance with 2 percent payroll reserve, 10 week maximum benefits, non pooled funds, and a three member administration representing labor industry and the public. Two Negro women die in a fire destroying a two story building in McKeesport as flames threaten nearby structures and street traffic is halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Interstate Commission On Unemployment Insurance
United
Adlor Hic
Rich Leaves for Cambridge Springs on Business Trip
Mr. Rich departed this morning for Cambridge Springs on a business trip. He recently returned home from an extended stay in North Heli Minn citing ongoing work engagements and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Cambridge Springs
North Heli
Minn
TWO TRAINS TRAPPED IN PASS BY SNOWSLIDE
A massive snow slide in Cayabres Pass blocked two passenger trains and a score of people high on the pass at 10 000 feet. Railroad officials report three days of snow plow work. the wall remains two miles thick while food and water are on board to guard against shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Colo
See
Soow
Toska
Cayabres
Fear Massacre Rumors Echo in Kentucky Mines
United Press reports fear of a massacre in Bell county Kentucky as writers Edmund Wil ach and Malcolm Cowley plan to picket Morgan Mellon and Rockefeller offices. A 42-member delegation was allegedly ejected from Kentucky while distributing food to miners. Two others face jail on criminal syndicalism charges as miners plan a blooded march at Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell County
New York
United Press
Edmund Wilach
Malcolm Cowley
Morgan
Mellon
Rockefeller
Kentucky
Wilson
Cowley
Pineville
Waldo Trani
Novellet
Alin Taub
Iawyen
Thay Auld
Harold Nickerson
Davis Parks
Harry Simms
UN Mins Oxynars
Cary Simny
Banbourville
Hole claims Earl Price in Coburn fall near Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania on February 16 the body of Earl D Price 48 of Coburn was found at the foot of a sid-foot cliff near his home after he had been missing for several days. Death was caused by a broken neck likely from a fall over the precipice. Harold Price 6 nephew of the deceased located the body while playing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Earl D. Price
Coburn
Harold Price
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Hershey
Geneva
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. T. Hall
Bohlender
Conneaut Lake
Corry Presbyterian
GL. Boyd
East Smith Street
Boyd
Paramount Furniture Company
Claude Miller
Lowry Furniture Company
Avi
Miller
DS. Nichols
Gotbert
Avenue
Daniel Nichols
King Y
Nichols
Keister
McKeesport
Gia
Wellman
Granger
Liggett & Myers
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