Local youths face larceny charges at prelim hearing
Kane Paul Haines and Russell Horton, each under $1,000 bail, appeared before Justice of the Peace Emile Stenger on larceny of shirts from the Phillips-Jones plant. Both pled guilty. Horton released on bail. Haines remanded to county jail. Case slated for February term as Justice Stenger noted parole status and pending disposition.
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Kane
Paul Haines
Russell
Horton
Justice of Peace
Emile Stenger
Phiips- Jones
Haines
Mekem
Detault
Hurl
Hugene Stuuy
Butler
Kans
Uonvone
Mille Fund
Corry Journal
Leo Hoylen
Wright Street
J. D. Flanigan
Edwart Feldl
Local News Briefs and Notices from Corry Area
A roundup of community items includes civic meetings at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home and plans for a camp fire dinner. Police report on advances in local crime cases and a barter ads for goods, plus an accident update near Brookville. Also noted are church events, theater listings, and a Washington’s Birthday parade plan with local guard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Merle Page
Columbus
Cat+ ry
Woman's Relief Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. Washington Street
Union City Corps
Kelly's
William Weiss
Stewart Shotstahl
Bruleville
Wayne Richards
Brookville
Main Street
Shofstahl
Richards
Litz
Ward
Sharon
Clarence Commandery
Masonic Temple
Fair Knights
Promlin
Washingtom
Pennsylvania National Guard
Hibs
Boy Scouts
Cox
North Center Street
East Congress Street
East Congress Street. ‘the House Formerly Orcupied By Mr. Cox
Hugh Mackinaupt
Jones Garage
Worth Street
L. A. Leathers
Jefferson Sent
Henry Hilton
Brunxsutuwney
Ralph Mayes
Ue Lakes-to-Sea ‘Motor Company
Squire John Downey
Bond
Leo B. Humphries
Mr. Leathers
Squire Downey
Mistrusted Banks Robbed of Savings
Chicago, February 17. Anton Laydig, a railroad employe who mistrusted banks, was tortured and robbed of 680 in one hour by five men. They forced him to disclose his wife’s combination, burning his feet with matches during the attempt. The suspects carried valuables from his apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Hrowe
Chicago
Anton Laydig
Honda
Landis
Booth Returns to Yale Classes After Illness
Yale athletic hero Alple Booth returns to college quarters after complete recovery from illness that cut short his football career. He left Gaylord Farm Sanatorium where he had been under treatment and resumed classes at Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Alple Booth
Yale
Gaylord Farm
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Hershey's
Geneva
White Flyer
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Keister
Sait
Holly Furniture Co
West Main Street
Warren
Toca
Driv
John Lillie
Guys Mis
Peter Boast
Misa
Jillian Atherly
Albany
Morris A. Atherly
Bloomfeld
N. J
Atherly
Corry
Gillian
M. le Atterly
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
LO. C. B. Hall
Mildred ‘Titloison
Belser
Perry Collier
East South St
Btis
Oliver EB. Williams
Eris
Glens Valley
Ind
Williams
D. W. Moore
Bedford
B. F. Pittman
Moore
Pittman
Albert ©. Young
Jamestown
East Church
Alree
Wall Street
Allegheny Cor‘poration
van Syeringens
Erie, Nickel Plate
Pere Marquette
Chesapeake & Ohio
Dell
Baptist
Clarion
Clarion Fire Department
Clarence A. Adamis
Dan Calil
Emil Savaid
Cary
Kent
Meadville
Ralph Schrubb
Robert Lewis
Coudersport
Moe
Webster GC
Drew
Bradford
L. Harvey
Clarton
DuBois
George Washington
Harold Wolfe
Franklin Street
Ruth Franz
Thurzaily
A. Ly Watrous
Nelson Simmons
Corry Hospital
West Wayne Street
Long Geertson
H. Peterson
East Main Street
Roger Bmilley
Fourth Avenue
Frankenstein
Rex Theatre
Ryankenstein
Carl Lagmmle, Jr
Wits
Archie Milley and Son
West Frederick Street
New York Exchange
Emme Greeley
Washington Street
Misa Greeley
Henry Green
Pittsburgh
Penna. Railroad Company
Griswold
Coleman
Universal Toaster
Toastmaster Toaster
Armstrong
Dover
E. E. Guignon
Bie Booth
Granger
Joh As
Aligcett & Myers
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