Warren patchwork newsroom brief items amid crime and notices
Police seek attacker of Clay ton Buck who lives in Trvine after his wallet and papers vanished following an assault. Corry youths report breaking a large G G Murphy Co window on North Center street and arrange payment for the pane. Real estate transfers recorded at the Erie county courthouse include Webb Rackeux Concord and Robbing ux McCray te East Male street. Gideon Society gifts nearly 500 Bibles to Clymer Central School pupils as World Week of Prayer features. Kane Clarion bus service possible after January 30 if a Warren hearing approves W C Jones Kane franchise. Fred DePhillipe, 45, dies in Mercy Hospital after a self inflicted head wound near Toby. paroled three years ago for second degree murder of his step father. Warren firemen fail to save a dog from drowning in the Allegheny River. Max Gregory of Corry named Storm Seal Company representative for the Erie Corry District. Gulf Oil shareholders offered 2 269 050 additional shares January 27 to February 10. The First Boston Corp will underwrite the offering. A West Main street woman reports a window peeker near her home. no trace found. Mrs John Newcomb learns of sister Margaret Myers death in Cleveland. funeral in Willoughby Ohio Friday.
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Frank Ross
Patrick Miller
Corry
G. GC. Murphy Co
North Center Street
Robert Bumbaugh
Erie County Court House
Everett R. Webb
Charles H. Rackeux
Concord Township
Edwin F. Robbing
Miles M. McCray Te
East Male Street
Fred DePhillipe
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Toby
Bic
Ridgway Fr
DePhillipe
Census at Cony Hospital records rise to 49 patients
Morning report shows 49 people at Cony Hospital up four from yesterday, including 37 adults, two children and seven babies. In Warren, Lyle Shafer is credited with shooting a grey timber wolf near his Kinzua home, while residents speculate about the local wolf sightings.
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Cony Hospital
Warren
Lyle Shafer
Wolfe
Kinzua
Ulmai
Altar Boy Dies as Candles Ignite Robes at Mass
Clifford Donald aged 1 died after his surplice caught fire while lighting candles for benediction at Mother of Sorrows Church. Assistant altar boy Patsy Caruso and Father Josep J. Thomas aided him as rescuers beat out the flames. the incident left them with burner hands.
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Chaleur
Yan Sh
Mother of Sorrows
Clifford Donald
Clifford
Patsy A. Caruso
Josep J. Thomas
Robert E Stuart Dies After Illness in Corry Pennsylvania
Robert E Stuart died Monday afternoon at his home 520 West Ghitred Street in Corry Pennsylvania. He was born December 20 1886 in Pennessee City Tennessee and served in World War I Inducted September 5 1918 and discharged in 1919. He moved to Titusville in 1924 and Corry in 1929 where he lived until his death. He was a member of the Disabled Veterans Association and is survived by his wife Frances Stuart of Corry a stepson Wiley Brooks of Jackson Tennessee several half sisters and brothers and a cousin Windle S Stuart of New Bethlehem Pennsylvania. The body is at the Bracken Kaeting Funeral Home where services will be held Thursday at 2 p m with temporary interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Mausoleum.
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Robert Stuart
West Ghitred Sweet
Pemmessee City
Adriansi
Armstrong County
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Stuart
I Ralber
Disabled Veterans Association
Frances Stuart
Corry
Wiley Brookes
Jakson
Tenn
Helf
Windle
New Bethlehem
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Local social notes from Spartansburg January visit roundup
Spartansburg residents and neighbors share travels to Har Harrisburg for the Farm Show, hospital visits, family dinners, and church events. Lists of guests include Bennett, Bowes, Gurtis, Curtis, Yurisie, Peck, Scouten, Lithgow, Strauss, Blakeslee, Thorp, Newbold, Witmer, Kinney, Snapp, and others with multiple weekend stays and local gatherings. The column also notes a funeral in Grand Island Nebraska and mentions Virginia historic sites Mount Vernon Richmond Monticello.
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Spartansburg
K. Arden Bennett
Telford
Bers Key
Har
Wir
Arthur Scouten
David Lithgow
Charleston
D. C
Eddie Straub
Arnold
Pitsburg
Maule Snapp and Son
Glyndon
Arthur Weber
Pittsburgh
Cameron Blakeslee
Union City
Prank Firth, Jr
Troy
Norton Lane i Corry
Methodist Church
Mary Titus
Donald Newbold
Pittsfield
Charles "Thorpson
Amon Hershenberger
Beayerdam
Arthur Stute
Man
Priday
Grand
Harrisburg
Dr. Kinney
Jamestown Attorney Trial Opens At Mayville Court
Mayville January term opens with 11 criminal cases led by the Fest degree grand jury trial of the people vs Ed Ware T Abisteom. Jury mistrial declared November 28. Defendant, Jamestown attorney Le Sullivan of Dunkirk, faces charges related to real estate dealings and misappropriation of funds.
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Jamestown
Mayvilee
Ususi
Mayville
Hugh V. Bodine
Ed Ware
Jamestowst
Lei Sullivan
Dunkirk
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POUND
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Cer
Lities
Clayton Buck
Trvine
Buck
Clymer Central School
Gideon Society
Kane
Clarion
W. C. Jones
Clarton
Dave Main
Allegheny River
Max Gregory
Storm Seal Company of
Erie
Gulf Oil Corp
Cepital
First Boston Corp
West Main Street
John Newcomb
West
Congress Street
Miay— Garet Myers
Cleveland
Myés
Harold Wetlick
Willoughby
Ohio
Frank
Foster E. Davis’ & Son
Robert E. Stuart
Roy Aikens
East Church Street
Young Men OF America
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Air Training Command
United States Armed Forces Institute
U. S. Air Force
Aviation Career Plan
Air Force Reserve
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Headquarters
Washington
U.S. Army
Laurency Snapp
Oliver Carter
Clayton Patchen
Lee
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
William “Harrison
Richard Miller
Liberia
Africa
Dahlinger
Hallie Smith
Arthur Welnel
Pittsbwrch
Kimbal Evans
Buffalo
Ads
Genie Miler
Harland Buringame
Concord Comers
Virginia
Wilma Burlingame
Jesse Goodwill
Concord Corners
Keith Nichols
Trimms Corhers
Elsié Sturdevant
Sort
Charles Hood
Mollie Snapp
Philip Northrop and Son
Willis Northrop
Mount Vernon
Montivella
Richmond
BUICK
Heiman Jewelers
Home Owned — Home Operated
Aew
W. South St
Waterhouse
Corry, Pa
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