Short Term of Criminal Court Ends Today
Erie February 16 The shortest session of criminal court on record ended today as juries disposed of cases. Howard Jeannerette was freed of involuntary manslaughter in the 1942 Bosch death. William Dye faced trial for rape, pled guilty to fortification and paid fines. William Crocker was freed as a drunkenness charge was quashed. John Maher pled guilty to larceny and received six to twelve months. Jerome J. DiMassi chose a $300 fine over 18 months for liquor violations. Robert Kidder stood trial on indecent assault and contributing to a minor's delinquency.
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Erie
Howard Jeannerette
R.D
McKean
August Bosch
William Dye
New York
Pattie Flanagan
Miles B. Kitts
Jerome J. DiMassi
Robert Kidder
North Girard
Siser
Chautauqua County Surpasses War Loan Quota by 34 Percent
Jamestown and surrounding area exceed county and city quotas in the Fourth War Loan Drive with total investor purchases of 9.76 million, over the county target of 7.26 million and city target of 0.471 million. City buyers reach 47 percent above target, aided by a 141 thousand bond sale at the Bondrapoppin Show, while individual purchases lag about 25 percent of their division targets.
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Jameesuyi
Chautauqua County
Jamestown
Winter Garden Theatre
Former Union City Resident Dies in Erie at 74
Charles A. Thompson, 74, retired rate clerk for the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad, died Tuesday at home after a long illness. Thompson served the Bessemer for over 30 years and earlier worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad and Union Pacific. Born June 24, 1869, in Union City, he spent most of his life in Erie and was a member of the Knights of Pythias of Erie.
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Union City
Erie Erie
Charles A. Thompson
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Thompson
Bessemer
Oer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Pacific
Erie
Knights of Pythias of Erie
Clymer Surpasses Voluntary Fourth War Loan Quota
Clymer and its district exceed the added Fourth War Loan goal, reporting $112,072.25 in bond sales after raising the local target to $210,000 for an ambulance plane. The community, led by Clifford Kooman, with strong American Legion backing, celebrated with a Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 25 and a series of Scout Week events at the high school and local church and civic gatherings.
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Clymer
Armed Services
Et Clymer School
Lady Mercy
Chautauqua County
Clifford Kooman
Clymer Post
American Legion
Boy Scout Troops
Clymers
Damcott Jones
the Legion
Hazen Ross
Chautauqua County Boy Scout
Court of Honor
Legion Post
Carl Carlisch
Tmn
Woop
Walter Colbur
Hubert Brown
Clarence Rhebergen
Kenneth Kooman
Clayton Bridges
Tenderfoot
Richard Neckers
Carlton King
John Skens
Thomas Bridges
Alfred Lanwrelli
Lewellyn Legters
John Neckers
Glenn Warnhuis
Fletcher Schultz
John C. Bridges
Ladies of the Legion Auxilary
Abbe
Walter Colburn
War Loan Drive Fails To Reach Ft Pitt Area Goal
Western Pennsylvania lags about 50 million behind its Fourth War Loan target as the Ft Pitt area 19 counties strive to hit the quota by month end. Treasury data show February receipts at 120.21 million and expenditures at 214.56 million with a net balance near 19.14 million and total debt around 184.41 billion.
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FT. Pitt
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
War Finance Committee
Teasury
Washington
the Treasury
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Boy Scout Week
Irene ‘Ton
Bulth Mackmer Shue
Ernal
Alfred Newhouse
Opi Thornton Newhouse
Claude Geertson
Julius Erickson
Roger
Mayville
Lyle Compton
Judith
Marcia
Frank W. Neckers
Iva Jane Neckers
Walter Groters
Kathryn
Doris Howles
Buffalo
Clyde Howles
Harvey Bensink
Camp Campbell
Clara Bensink
Ernest Hinsdale
Mary Nyweide
Newhouse
Girls League For Service
Harold Bull
John M. Bull
Camp Livingston
Ray Bull
Youngsville
John Bull
Summerville
Ralph Thompson
Gail and
James
Norman Hogenboom
Mary Ann
Wilbur Renskers
Suganne
Charles Park
Iness
Clymer Central School
Ladies’ Auxillaty
The
Frante
Buck
Earl Beckerink
Jay Gravink
Roy Gravink
William Gravink
James Gravi
Sgt
James Brown
Hermey Bennink
Pauline
Claude Lictis
Luella
Russell
Ann
Khiar Hildum
Beatrice Hamilton
Buétl
Clifford Crist
Bruce
Frewsburg
N.Y
Rebekah
Rebekah Hall
Florence Wassink
Minnie Meyerviit
Nelle Querreveld
Doris Smith
Reformed Church
Gerritt Timmer
Young Ladies’ Mission Band
Methodist Church
W. Shope
Epworth
Lora
Tad Groiy
Heiman
E. J. Cherry
Penelec
Electric Company
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