Vanderbilt Companions and a Life Sentence Case
Gloria Vanderbilt’s mentor figures in a court battle as a 10 year old, guarded by an aunt in Richmond, while Florida life sentence issues touch a chain gang case. Edward Kinna, 87, confesses to a killing near a Florida resort in 1930, implicating Joseph Cook who is said to be serving a life term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria
Vanderbilt
A& Stremiauis
Mary Kearny
Richmond
Harry Payne Whitey
Mai
Florida
Edward & Kinna
Sdldie Day
Akron
M. H. Bedell
Kinna
Joseph Cook
Kinne
Miami
Cook
Beitell
Manchukuo Plans World Exposition for 1936
Manchukuo announces a world fair to be held from August 5 to September 25, 1936, with a government funded 2,000,000 yuan. A commission will manage shelters and exhibits, aiming to showcase Mandchukuo and foster international goodwill, industry, and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsinking
Manchukuo
Mandtou
Manchoukin
Shengtalu
Wsinking
Mang
Manchutkuo
L Pach
Japan
China
Africa Pastor To Talk In Union City Presbyterian
Reverend A L T Good an experienced missionary of the Presbyterian Church in Africa will speak at the Union City Presbyterian Church on May 31. He addressed 12,000 African Christians in lands under French Cameroon and described primitive living conditions and rapid gospel work in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Jan. Vt
Alert T. Good
Presbyterian Church
Affen
Tinion City
Samisey
Tayah
Mey
Anidsrbout Fonland
Ye Cameroun
Tir
Mranch
Veterans grave registration crew formed in Erie county
Arthur J Schank reported a new crew of thirty began work this morning in Erie county as part of the veterans grave registration program. The same item notes a proposed 104 dollar annual billboard advertising tax for individuals or firms, effective January 1 1986, with out of state firms posting a $1000 surety bond. licenses to be issued by the revenue department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J.schank
Erie County
Lie County
Edgar A. Schrope
Schuylkill
The
Revenue Department
Bids sought for roofing and toilets in two school projects
The Board of Education authorized bids for roofing and other materials for the Junior High project and toilet fixtures for the Fairview building. It also approved early action on plumbing roughing, emergency lighting, and a used truck purchase or rental. The district reports 130 workers on the RWD program payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Fairview
E. C. Barnes
Dr. Bennett
J. W
Washington School
Brown
Concord
J. A. Lanston
RWD
Lanston
D. A. Hillstrom
C.F. Bennett
Dewey
Geiger
Lenston
Makig
Will Sets Coffin and Burial Plans for Mrs Gilbert
Mary W Gilbert's will specifies a white lined coffin a white burial dress and a monument costing about 500 dollars. The inscription over the monument reads With God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary W. Gilbert
God
Burns Fatal to Niece of Corry Resident
Clyde Cook of Fourth Avenue Clarendon was told today of the death of his niece Margaret Dirling five at Warren General hospital after burns suffered Sunday when her clothing caught on an open gas stove. She died at 1:80 this morning, ending hours of suffering after removal to Warren Institution. Survived by parents Raymond and Mrs Dirling and two brothers. Body remained at Clarendon home as funeral arrangements were not complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Cook
Fourth Avenue
Clarenton
Margaret Dirling
Raymond Dirling
Warren General Hospital
Covery
Wirrén Institution
Clarendon
Fire Leaves Sharon Family Homes Destroyed
Sharon residents Lafayette Millbaugh and his sister Gertrude Millbaugh, both 60, woke to flames and were saved from a burning home. Neighbors helped. Miss Millbaugh collapsed from smoke. James Fuller, nearby resident, was hurt when he fell from a ladder while fighting the blaze. The dwelling was destroyed and two homeless were reported alongside another injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Jan
Lafayette Millbaugh
Gertrude Millbaugh
Lymie Street
College Women Hold Meeting at Mrs Johnson’s Home
Twenty members of the College Women's Club met in January at Mrs B R Johnson’s West Wayne street home. Plans formed for individual card parties to fund the scholarship. Miss Mary A Condra reviewed four American books and members played bridge, awarding contracts to Miss Margaret O’Hare and Mrs Marjorie Peck. Hostesses served salad rolls and coffee. new member Mrs Marjorie Peck joined. February meeting set for Miss Ethel McCray’s on the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women's Club
B. R. Johnson
West
Wayne Street
Mary A. Condra
Mary Peters
Mary Ellen Chase
Stark Young
MacKinley Tkantor
Ruth Suckow
East
South
Gettysburg
Middle West
May
Zaret O'Hare
Marjorie Peck
Johnson
Frank Burkhart
Leon Brown
Ann Baresse
Ethel McCray
Evans City Man Named Member of Milk Board
Evans City resident A. Marburger was appointed to replace John Barney on the Pennsylvania Milk Control Board, announced by Governor George H. Harte. The Republican Senate delayed action on Marburger and other appointments, with some confirmations pending and legal questions raised about one appointee serving without Senate consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Marburger
Evans City
John 4. Barney
Erie
State Milk Control Board
George H. Harle
Senate
Tbat
Marburger
Milk Board
Paul Sunday
Carlisle
Charley T. Carpenter
Glen Moore
State Securities Commission
Workmen's Compensation Board
Senate Committee On Executive Nomiations
Richard J. Beamish
Rotary Club Round Table Discussion Held
Today the Rotary Club met in an open discussion of club activities and membership classification with twenty four members present. President Haroll G. Wolfe led the session. Harold K Powell of Powell Motor Company spoke briefly about recent car conference details following a Detroit automobile distributors convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Haroll G. Wolfe
Harold K Powell
The
Powell Motor Company
Automobile Distributors
Detroit
Mik
Author Picks Beauties for Alabama College
Octavus Rey Zahen, noted author, was chosen to select four of Alabama College’s most beautiful girls and arrange for their portraits to appear on Technala’s pages in a notable publicity event.
Field project budget and progress at Corry Junior High
The Corry School District reports 194,300 balance remaining for the field project while about 4,564 has been spent to date. Work continues on site grading with top dressing held for spring. Approximately 4,100 loads of dirt have been hauled, dirt sourced from a bank owned by G Thomas Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon of Education
Johh A. Lanston
Tie Rwd
Corry
Lanston
G. Thomas Construction Company
West Wayne and
West Bend Streets
Scott Bank
East Wayne Street
Wayne Street
N. R. Dickson
Auxiliary of Legion Groups Plan Beneft Card Party
The American Legion auxiliary met last evening in their club rooms and handled routine business. They planned a February benfeit card party with Mrs. Victor Orn and Mrs. Loyd Stowe named as chairmen of arrangements. A social hour followed with cards and visiting. Mrs. Gordon Paulson and Mrs. Floyd Holcomb served a linen. Undertaker 60 Years. Roger O. Cochhrane, 40, believed to hold a local record in the undertaking business, having conducted a successful business for the past 60 years in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxilary
Beneft
Victor Orn
Loyd Stowe
Idiex
Gordon Paulson
Floyd Holcoml
Boston
Roger O. Cochrane
Administrator Appointed for Schoch Estate
Mayville reports that Judge Lee L. Ottaway granted letters of administration for the Schoch estate to John J. Brophy with Thomas P. Helgerman attorney. The alleged will dated December 22, 1934, was unsigned by witnesses and referred to as to whom it may concern. Charles W. Shaver left for Erie to appraise the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Kathyyn D. Schoch
Dunfiri
Lee L. Ottaway
Kathryn
Schook
Ty Tre
Sehout
Heffernan
Jis Elmatade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloria Vanderbilt
Barney
Africa
Pennnsylvania Council of Churches
Itt Stulal
Harisburg
United States
Robinson
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Guffey
Davia
Pennsylvania
Ed Anderson
West Church Street
Fla
Anderson
New York Stock Exchange
Phil
Milt Zaleneck
Amoco
North Center Street
William Melkint
Bear Creel
Second Ward
Bud” Chesley
North East
Route 20
Harboueresk
Mr. Bimber
Chesley
Hamet Hospital
Blairsville
Johnstown
Frank E. Westley Toway
Pennsylvania State Department of Health
Warmire
Commonwealth
Zind
Burns
Earle
State Senate
Femedica
Condra's Pharmacy
Auxiliary OF Legion Meets
Schoch Estate
Dunkirk
Ottaway
Charles W. Shaver
Abe
Clovela Rob
Urio
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