Oil City and Vicinity News Roundup
Local items report arrests for larceny linked to bicycle thefts, court pleas, and sentences. obituaries note the death of Oil City resident Mrs May Joe Lewis and painter Gilberk White. Also covered are vehicle accidents, community notices, concerts, and public services across Warren and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stengel
Arthur
Warren
Oi City
Mosher
Raymond Aye
Harry Simmons
Yovigis Wranklin
United States
West Wayne Street
William Harrison Allen
Warren County
Une Court House
William , Hirt
Evie
Hagdns
Lee Hagding
Rideway
Holly's
May Joe Lewis
Well Kiown
Oil City
George Lewis
Harold
Pheenor) Hall
Erle
Bist
Chest
Hall
Orel N. Chaffee
Legion
James Will Answer Charges Of Bar Assn
James faces charges tied to the American Bar Association affair and associated committee activities. He reportedly resigns as judge of the Superior Court of Pennsylvania amid Gov. Penn’s oath rites, naming no successor. Transportation accident leaves Kenneth Theme injured. hospital treatment pending amid ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suvernor Jali
Gaeesiip Uit
Fawiigi Raléu
Yormer
George VV
Pete Primnemine
Sucrestor
James
the Supreme
Carl Joh W. Kephart
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Hundreds Flee asylm blaze decimates Grey Nuns institution
Quebec Feb 17 United Press reports a massive fire at Beauport asylum operated by the Grey Nuns. After 1787 patients were evacuated, flames and fuel tank explosions destroyed the central wing and five other wings. Troops were dispatched as 300 inmates remained inside. Many patients resisted evacuation amid panic and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Quebec
Beaupart Msang
Udler
Itihia
Dre
Bert
Order of Grey Nurs
Townsend in plea for bill confronts poverty and subversion
Washington, Feb. 17. A House Ways and Means Committee member argues poverty breeds subversive agitation and the profit system must be reformed to sustain government. He warns without raising living standards for the submerged, the nation cannot endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Erie
Washington
Siox Lester
Car Skids Into Truck-Trailer at North Dunversity Intersection
A Plymouth car struck a truck-trailer at the North Dunversity Irvine streets intersection around 9:90 in the morning. The Plymouth sustained significant damage. occupants escaped with shaking and bruises while the fuel diver was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Bonne
Pechert
Columbus End
Gea Th Smith
That Wines
Luce Ani Lealler
Hl, Rockefeller
Sunbury
Clalit
North Dunversity
Irvine
Charity heir leaves Tarentum woman’s estate to city
Margany eL Young formerly of Tarentum Pa left an estate worth more than 1500000 to the city in her will. The will was offered for probate in Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallorype
Mmuinagey
Kane Ship Company
Pottstown
Paul Wooster
Mahanoy City
Dinsmoor-Sebring
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Warrep
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Vv. F. W
United States
al Marty's
Counry
Thoms Talley
Harvey Willis
Follett's Market
First Avenue
Follett’s
Retovo Hospital
Board of Directory
Nnley
Daquary
Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren In
Christchurch
A. M. Litz
Pictsburgh
Marganyel Young
Tarentum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rg Creamery
Teaa Heckers
Chase & Sanborn
Star Stores
Sauer Kraft
Wheaties
Borden's Glass
Idaho
An. Jar
Florida
Spies
Courtlands
Chuck
ASC
Sauer Kraut
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Armonr
Armour
Callies
Will J. Wilcox
Aits Peder Sprang
Guy We
Tamassy
Mr. Johnson
Rho Pastor
Chris
Hramia Sermonit
Deng
Joyacklyn
Morsaleen
Allack
Seystone Motors, Inc
St. Magya
Vincent Colburn
Trn
North St. Marys
Ehreel
St. Marys
Seienve Laboratories
Corry
Pertraous
Mitchell House
Dan House
Ape
Court of Common Pleas
Lige Dudge
William
Hirt
Fathers and Sons
Thomas Motor
Gladys Canfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Byron Perrine
Palia
Frantlin
Bondath
Trent
Gilbert White
Paris
Peis II
Gilverk White
Yehite Whes
Gana Haotiy Mich
France
Upe
Pgp
Etta Committee
Asco Avon
Tems
Chicago
Kenneth Theme
Penfield
Tejas
Paltplman
Paul Teleki
Intedy
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Quebec
Miller’s News and Sport Store
South Center St
Townsend
Bill
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