Police dispute ends with settlement after man hurt
Police Chief Wil Hahne said no official action would be taken against Patrolman Harkins who injured Walter Nowakowski, 22, during a November incident. Nowakowski required medical care at Hamot Hospital for an eye injury. District Attorney McLaughlin reported the case was settled with Harkins paying medical expenses and replacing damaged items.
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Wil Hahne
Harkins
McLaughlin
Ets
Walter Nowakowski
Gris
Hamot Hospital
Jess Jiulante
Edward Carey
Probe Shooting At Silver Creek Man
State Police investigate a shooting attempt aimed at Oak Kirkpatrick of Silver Creek as he drove Route 75 near Hamburg. An approaching car fired, missing his head by inches and tearing through doors and windows before speeding away. Trooper F J Driscoll leads the inquiry.
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Silver Creek
Athol Springs
Jan
Oak Kirkpatrick
Hamsburg
Kirkpatrick
Tmin
Buffalo
Kirk- Matrick
F. J. Driscoll
Spartansburg Council Re-elected Officers in 1948 Budget
Four borough council members were sworn in again by Mayor Charles Torrey. Guy M. Fish, William Thompson, R. V. Shreve and Lawrence Snapp took oath as re-elected officials. Shreve named council president, Glenn Burton secretary, Mrs. Helen Shreve treasurer. The 1948 budget sets a 16 mill tax rate unchanged from last year. the fire dept received 1500 feet of hose from 300 feet purchased. The item lists local civic and church notes, visits, and upcoming meetings.
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Spartansburg
Jun
Swor
Charles Torrey
Guy M. Fish
William Thompson
R. V. Shreve
Lawrence Snapp
Shreve
Glenn Burton
Helen Shreve
Allie Maitland
Arthur Himebaugh
Centerville
E. F. Armitage
Harold Murphy
Corry
The
Methodist Church
Emery Athers
Willard Tillotson
Bre Tash
Donald Kinney
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Kenneth Wald
Samuel Culver
Negin Teed
Guys Mills
Riley Smith
Robert Nichols
Blaiichard Bryant
Cambridge Spies
Ivy Club
Ralph Blakeslee
Oliver “Thompson
Death of Joseph Gravino in Cory Hospital
Joseph Gravino of 12y surnamese street died at Cory Hospital last evening at 10:80 due to illness. Born in Molt Albano, Italy on October 25, 1878, he came to the United States in 1903 and lived in Sala manca and Columbus before moving to Cory in 1905. He worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad from 1905 until September 28, 1931, later retired on a pension. Surviving are four daughters Antoinette Villini Mary Currant Josephine Garcia and Mary Gravino. two sons Franke Gravino and Joseph Gravino. nine grandchildren one great grandchild and a sister Mrs Mary Lopez of Palarmo Italy. Funeral arrangements set with Bracken Keating Funeral Home and requiem mass at St Thomas Church Monday at 9:30 AM.
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Joseph Gravino
Corry
Molt. Albano
Italy
Salamanca
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Gravi
Mary Lopez
Palarmo
Bracken- Keating Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
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Cron NE
Union City
Glenn Steadman
Narbeth
Marjorie Buff
William Iter
Fard’ Patchen
David “Jacobs
Titusville
Clair Tandsey
American Legion and Auxiliary
Firemen's Hall
Betty Rogers
Ing
Erle Commercial College
Ray Rogers
Cpl Willard Throtson
Ft. George Mead
Willard ‘Tillotson
Jasper Tillotson
Jasper
Ena Morton Rebekah Lodge
PITA
Home Economies
Helen Ehrhart
Raymond Siralt
Beaverdam
Helen Pollack
Pittsburgh
Bunch
Virgil van Taskel
Guy Rowley
Virgil van ‘Tassel
Clayton Patchen
F. Diemer
Joseph Sherwood
Gerald Edwards
G Neto
Robert Bunse
Artiitage
Baptist—Sunisy
Harvey Christian
Gospel ‘Tabernacle
Dobbs Corners
Young People's Meeting
Young People's Meeting Saturday Evening At U
Oliver Thompson
State Lot—sundy School
Wm. Brooks
Fairview Evangelical U. B
Syracuse University
Babys
Visks
Topp
Cardigans
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
North Center Street
Phillips
Superior Cleaning Company Laundry & Dry Cl Ney It
Cory
Al’s
Men's & Boys
Coats
Sovercoats
Al’i Clothes Shop
the Store For Men and Boys
P Corry
Feom
Powell
Loan and Finance CO
Consumer Discount CO
C.H. Gens, Jr
Ford Garage
WELCH
Kay Daumit
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