Agitation Over County Buy Of Club Property
Brisk talk in January about the Erie Club site on Gii and Peseh streets for future courthouse expansion. County Judge A P Rossiter said commissioners will not misstep over the purchase while noting the present courthouse remains central. Judge Henry A Clark said buying now would be good but would have been preferable a decade ago when the price was about 32 000. current cost may be steep.
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Erie Club
Brie
Gii
Peseh
Court House
A. P. Rossiter
Kvio County
Usat
Henry A. Clark
The
Orphans Court
Outer Hall of Home Wrecked
Local police investigate a peculiar incident at 217 Center Street where the outer hall of a residence was wrecked. Hanging lamps torn, stands destroyed, and items damaged while the home’s residents were up late due to illness. Investigators expect to identify the malicious offender.
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BG. Sinth
Center Street
Stith
Ruth Smith
Sentence Halverson in Erie Court Monday
Mortimer Greham assistant district attorney said Wred Halverson 42 Minneapolis Minnesota convicted of manslaughter in the death of Patrolman Russell T Swanson will be sentenced Monday Judge Rositer summoned him from his office Friday with word Halverson was to be sentenced The open court reading of the petition for a new trial was to have occurred at 10 am Friday but the court adjourned until Monday at 10 am Halverson’s attorney S Rossi ter and Graham attended the session The court’s plan to sentence Friday may have changed without explanation.
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Mortimer Greham
Wred Halverson
Minneafpolis
Minn
Russell T. Swanson
Graham
A. P. Rossiled
Thim
Halverson
Haverson
Matt Hess
Rossiter
S. ¥. Rossiter
Cour
Malam
News Notes from Bear Lake Area Skims Local Happenings
Local notes report visitors and callers at residents around Bear Lake including Miss Elaine Campbell and Miss Janet Engels, birth of Victor Clinton nine pounds at Sunday sunrise, and slow recovery of Mrs. Hrstenierss. Several families from Jamestown Sherman Lottsville Motrehesdville and Corry are listed with visits, illness, and travel. A severe ice and sleet storm struck Friday morning causing broken trees and damaged wires.
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Bear Lake
San
Sas Elaine Campbell
Lakewood
Janet Engels
C.D. Hotchkiss
Victor Clinton
Babe
Skinner
Sherman
Jing
Jamestown
Zelma. Jolson
Burdick
K. Woodin
FP. Woodin
A. , Wilson
Lottsville. Mn
Morris Alday
Motrehesdville
C. D. Hotchkiss
Jess Manwaring
J. A. Manwarring
Max
Boon
G. Nixon
Pittsfield
Fro-Joy Ice Cram Co
James+ town
Samuels
Carr
Frank Howard
Corry
Thursda
Woman drinks carbolic acid in Jamestown
Mrs Marguerite Carr, 85, of 6 Flu Yanna Avenue, died at Jamestown General Hospital after drinking carbolic acid while in police custody following a check fraud report. She allegedly deposited funds under Mildred Johnson’s name, then produced a $222 check with the same signature, prompting bank staff to intervene and police to detain her.
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Jamestown
Marguerite’ Carr
Fluyanna Avenue
Emnesh Cann
Jamestown General Hospital
Carry
Mildred Johnson
Mildred Carr
Fy Bernard Crane
John Beckempt
Clymer
Randolph Struck by Power Outage After Winter Storm
Randolph reports electricity off since 4:30 Thursday due to Wednesday night storm. Homes and businesses rely on candles and lamps. some heating and power use halted. Fallen branches and broken wires clog streets, lawns, and sidewalks. recovery days ahead with uncertain relief.
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Randolph
Car of beer confiscated in Lewistown raid
Jan 4 Lewistown prohibition officers seized a carload of beer shipped from Camden New Jersey to a tile company in New Castle valued at over 5 000 dollars. The shipment was billed as block facing. Michael W Scanlon of Lewisburg led the operation for the Prohibition unit with J D Loose directing from Lewisburg.
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Lewistown
Michael W. Scanion
Lewisburg
Camden
N. J
New Castle
Scanlon
J. D. ‘Loose
Scan Jon
Hazelhurst Bemey Bond Bottle Factory May Close Permanently
Ridgway January 11 a rumor says the Bemey Bond Bottle factory at Hazelhurst which shut December 18 may close permanently. The plant employed fifty men operating three machines and was the village’s sole industry. A small amount of glass still ships, and closure would drive an exodus of most inhabitants with spring.
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Ridgway
HUMO
Bemey Bond Bottle
Hazelhurst
Nothlow
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Elmer Church
F. J. Crowe
Knute Carlson
Ray Nuttall
Gharleston
DuPont, Ammonia Corporation
Belle W, Va
Wilpotle Coke Oven Corporation
New York
LIFE
W. Park Place
John W. Lambing
Mutual
FORD
Cao
Powell Motor Co
Ford Sales and Service
Center St
Satie
Ees Tosoco Co
Corry EV
Arthur’ Colegio National
Fred K
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