Central Service Station Lubrication and Oil Change Ad
A note promotes lubrication and oil changes at Central Service Station and lists contact details. Several fragmented local items follow including a misreported resident, a wheat and mash price at Spencer's Feed Store, a land jury note involving Mrs. Mabel Gay after an attack on Paul Denny, and a severe injury to Michael White from an electric car incident on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hilliard
Erie
Pleasantville
Sheffield
G.L. F
Spencer's Feed
Mabel Gay
Arbuckle
Land
Paul Denny
Gay
Elke Bey
Michael White
Pennsylvania Railroad
Birthday party surprise for Mrs. Watson at Cobb’s Corners
News brief notes a birthday celebration at Mrs. Watson’s Cobb’s Corners home attended by about forty relatives and friends. Guests included a purse of money as a gift and a lunch followed the evening’s festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Watson
Cobb's Corners
Applicants Considered for Teaching Posts at Cory Public Schools
Members of the boards education committee met to fill vacancies for the 1981-82 term at Cory Public Schools. Resignations of Alice Brandt and Kelyn Kramax opened spots at the Senior High and the instructor post. Applications for both positions are reported, with a full roster to be submitted at the August meeting for the board’s approval. Additional September reopening matters will be discussed at the August meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Imslruio= Son
Cory Public Schools
Alice Brandt
Igh
Kelyn Kramax
Act
Youth Who Killed Officer Sentenced
United Press report from Chicago notes 15 year old Warner Cory was sentenced to 18 years in Joliet’s Illinois State Penitentiary. Judge Josip Sabath said the youth would not be exposed to hardened criminals, after consulting Warden Henry Hinl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Warner Cory
Alinoga State Penitentiary
Joliet
Josips Sabath
Yiu
Henry C. Hinl
Charry
Back in Prison Four Days After Release
George W. Hall, 31, of Wheeling West Virginia, was sentenced to two years in Atlanta penitentiary for transporting a stolen car from Wheeling to Carnegie Pennsylvania in December 1929. He had just been released from the Western Penitentiary after a prior sentence for stealing a car to obtain license plates. Also noted is a Beaverdam M E church toast park supper and Donald Drake returning home to New York after visiting in the city with the Caldwells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Kiser
German Hall
Tionesta
Byw
Stennett & Son
Dt —L. & Carr
Richmond Township
Crawford County
Panama Canal Zone
Spencer's Feed
Pennsylvania Ralroad
Uuri
Clarendon
John Smith
Ute
Titusville
H.N. Rundell
Amenit
Dutchess County
N. Yu
Te Vierity
Atlantic
Greenville
Fred Green
Seth Hunt
Pinsburgh
Western Penitentiary
George W. Hall
Wheeling
W. Va
Atlanta
Carnegie
Indiy Hall
Pittsburgh
Illegailly
Ladies of the
Maximum legal aid compensation proposed in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 28 William Schnader attorney general of Pennsylvania urged the State Banking Department to set a maximum of 20000 for attorney fees inState proceedings. He said fees should be public and limited to extraordinary cases with basis tied to the department’s regular per year salary of 7000. The cap could be exceeded in major litigation but would cover ordinary foreclosures and typical lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
William
Schnader
Pennsylvania
Schnider
Banking Department
Alropaey General
le Banking Department
Presbyterian Choir to entertain at Vindley Lulke cottage
The Presbyterian Church choir will be entertained at the cottage of Mr and Mrs 1. 4biltlessy at Vindley Lulke Wednesday evening. A pine dinner will be served and every time is planned. Miss Josephine Trisonit, a surgical patient at the hospital, was moved today to her sister Miss Munro’s home on Mrnscuitt West Church Street and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny River
Kittanning
Kittanning Bridge
L. R. Vernon
Franklin
Tolind
National
Dale Baney
Maiden Hollow
Mill Hall
Beech Creek
Lock Haven Hospital
HB. Painter
Presbyterian Church
Vindley Lulke
Josephine ‘Trisonit
Y Hospital
Miss Munro
Mrnscuitt
West Church Street
Anc
Famous troupe of midgets to appear in city this week
Singer's Midgets a world’s smallest entertainers group visits Rex Theatre for Thursday Friday Saturday shows. Carl Karsch regarded as smallest man in worldography, passport checks noted while touring America. Shoes cost 16 to 25 dollars. hotels, facilities scaled for much larger people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodkter
Lillipubians
Andean Corry
Rex
Carl Karsch
America
Carl
Samlels
Jim
Feny
Totentam
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Yana
Uneeda Baker
Peri
Lang's
Lithia
New York
Jersey
Garry
Gorry
Erie Railroad
E. E. Guignon
of City Trust Company
Bil City, Be
Orville Potter
The
Red Cross
New Castle
H. L. McCoy
United States Veterans’ Parents
McCoy
George Vincent McCormick
McCormick
B. W. Stennett & Son
Kelly's
Mulding
Wattsburg Park
Wattsburg
Ladies Aid Society
McCray Church
Howard Wall
Watt
S. J. Groves Construction Ga
Warren General Hospital
P’nlock
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Erie Exposition
At-1
Olla Herbst
Wien
Herbst
Missionary Society of
SS Paul's Lutheran Church
Philohs
Charles Dahlstrand
Arno Gistarsih
Phoenix
Lei Brethren Ladies Aid Society
Findley Lake
Woman's Missionary Association
Bradford
Mary Patlson
EB. L. Carlisch
Clymer
N.Y
Union City
Pni
Tillotson
Men's Bayon Union Buite
Ehy Velsky
Lea
Singer's
Rex Theatre
Hore
Ient Bank
Roserve Bam
Nixon
Col Thurs
Gori
Clive
Lewe
Dorothy
Offic
Prath
Pla
Piptsburgh
Wissing
Adstorphy Pitebureh
Bis Ind Rey
Williamant
Misahe Mipré
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