Federal court dismisses Craw ford suit against bank
A federal court in Pittsburgh dismissed the $320,000 complaint against Citizens Banking Co and the Craw ford estate filed by Rev. Louis W. Sherwin, former pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of Oil City, who sought $820,000 from the 1929 stock market crash while residing in Oil City.
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Local Citizens Banking Co
Harry J. Crawford
Louis W. Sherwin
Second Presbyterian Church
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Funeral procession honors Albaugh and April 2 1953 fire call
The Warren Borough Fire Chief Charles A. Albaugh was honored as his funeral cortege crossed Hickory street bridge toward Oakland Cemetery. The box number 616 flashed as a non alarm signaling his final call came from Box 618 for an apartment fire at 301 Park Avenue from 3 59 to 5 38 PM on April 2 1953. A 49 year old woman Antoinette Aquist of Cottage Place was injured in a separate crash on Pennsylvania Avenue but released after treatment. Police report she failed to stop and struck another car, causing minor injuries with no other people hurt.
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Russell
Garland
Fred Dye
Kealth Parker
Joe Baron
International Harvester
Sacred Heart Church
St. Marys
Aloysius McGill
Kaul Memorial Hospital
Ridgway
C. M. Donovan
Kersey
Fox Township
E. C. Dankmyer
Elk County
McGill
R. Thompson
James
Lindsey
Ridgway Township
Ridgway Area
Ridgway Borough
Horton Township
Warren
Charles A. Albaugh
Hickory Street
Oakland Cemetery
Albaugh
Park Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Antoinette Aquist
Cottage Place
Aquist
Firework crackdown urged for Fourth weekend by state police
Col. E J Henry, Pennsylvania State Police commissioner, warned officers to seize illegal fireworks during the Fourth of July period. Public displays only are legal in the state. Meanwhile muskellunge season opened with Herb Hawley landing the first muskellunge, an 11 lb 6 oz fish of 87 1/2 inches near Lowville in French Creek. Russell Cassett and Robert Hand also reported muskies at Findley Lake, 33 and 31 inches respectively. The Erie County non support court opened to hear Vivian Ayers v LaVerne Ayers. Titusville police investigate a burglary at the Polish National Alliance Club on East Spring Street. loot included a fish bowl donations can, a pinball machine, shuffleboard, a cigarette machine, and a cash register.
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Col
E. J. Henry
Henry
Pennsylvania
Herb Hawley
Hawley
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
French Creek
Lowville
Findley Lake
Russell Cassett
Robert Hand
Cassett
Hand
Vivian J. Ayers
West Smith Street
LaVerne D. Ayers
R. D
Corry
Tewrines
Erie County Court House
Titusville
Polish National Alliance Club
East Spring Street
Police chief says Burrows linked to Nixon area crime
Titusville Police Chief Brady reported that Bruce Burrows may be connected to Edward Nixon, a Titusville contractor whose former PNA Club on Seneca Street was razed. Officers checked nearby again after Burrows allegedly took Nixon to New Jersey and then left town with a car bearing a temporary license.
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Brady
Titusville
Oil City
Nixon
New Jersey
Burrows
Iater
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Edward Culbertson
Hawthorne, Ney
Jeff Tionesta
Stinson
Tle
Ol City
Jose
Culbertson
Shippenville
Gus- Hertion
Tionesta
Titus’ Ville
Erie County
Charles F. Reed
Clymer
Grace A. Redding
James V. Small
Columbus
Hasilind H. Rhodes
Canty
Russell Martin
East Frving Street
Raymond Mfg. Co
Grindini
Lawrence Co
Chub
TOY Town
N. Center ST
Ford Garage
Barney
South Center Street
Thomas Motors of
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Vdd
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Bae
Western Auto
Davis
Union City
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Coats
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