Widow given 17102 years for union theft in Union City
Mary Ball a four year old widow from Union City must serve one to two years in the Allegheny county workhouse for the theft of 6000 dollars in cash and bonds from Mrs Bana Stark on August 21. Judge J Orin Waite noted the doubt in defense and acknowledged her health and lack of friends. The bonds have not been recovered and may implicate another person if found. prosecutors stated the case was investigated with efforts ongoing.
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Eri
Mary Ball
Union City
Allegheny County
Bana Stark
J. Orin Waite
Impos
William F. Tig
Population Prison Drops At County Facility
Prison population fell to 71 prisoners on Thursday, the lowest in three years, says warden Matt Hess. He notes the count may stay above 70, as the jail houses 70 as its designed capacity. He speculates that the return of legal beer, nonintoxicating, reduces drunkenness and crime.
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Matt Hess
Reopen Church at Wheelock Announces Sunday Services
Announcement states WheeLock Church will resume worship this Sunday with Sunday school at 2 o clock led by F M Anderson of Corry and a preaching service at 2 o clock with B F Armitage of Corry officiating. Next Sunday similar hours set at Carter Hill church with hopes to alternate services between the two churches.
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Wheeldck
F. M. Anderson
Corry
B. F. Armitage
Carter Hill
Funeral services held for E. M. Tuttle
Funeral services for E. M. Tuttle, 71, of Brown Hill were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 from the home with Rev. Sheridan King officiating. Interment was in Town Lite cemetery. He is survived by his wife and one son Metie Tuttle of Brown Hill.
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E.M. Tutte
Brown Hill
Ite
Sheridan King
Lite
Tuttle
Von
Metle Tuttle
Brown, Hil
Wife Preservers Use Dye to Treat Worn Carpet Areas
A fragmentary report describes a method where a chemical or dye is applied to worn spots on a carpet. It mentions applying paint or dye in stages if the first application is not enough, aiming to restore color to worn areas. The text is garbled but indicates a home remedy or repair technique.
Beer's License Boom in County After New Law
The county grants 355 beer licenses in city and county under a new state law, with about 150 more than pre prohibition days. Retail licenses cost 200 dollars and distributors 100. Most licenses issued to city outlets. 40 to 45 more expected, totaling about 401. The treasurer warns that selling without a license is prohibited and outlines key rules and penalties.
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Brie
Tod Pram
Lawrence Taytor
Fitzgerald Wage Measure Gains Support
Assemblyman Fitzgerald expects a special session to consider his minimum wage bill targeting sweat shop conditions. The measure, passed the house previously but died in senate judiciary general, aims to curb abuses where young workers labored for meager wages after fines. Runaways Feared Stage MontRON shows two youths escaped from a Louisiana boys institute before a minstrel show appearance.
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Brie
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
Gifford Pinchot
Fitgeradl
House
Judiciary General Committee
Senate
Fitzgerald
Billy Sapp
M. Smith
Louisiana Training Institute For
Depositors of Clymer Bank to Meet Tuesday
A meeting of all depositors of the Clymer State Bank is set for Tuesday evening at the Town Hall to approve a plan endorsed by the New York State banking department. The plan aims to reopen the bank on a normal basis with a small loss to depositors and a holding company to manage slow assets, avoiding distress to borrowers. The sentiment in Clymer is strongly in favor of proceeding to reopen soon. Hold-up men were friendly New Orghans- Prendly robbers held up the friendly beer parlor here, tying up the proprietor and taking 19 dollars before departing with a promise to return the money when finances improve.
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Clymer State Bank
New York State Banking Department
Clymer
Clymer Bank
Harry Brack
Bien
Fifth Victim Of Falconer Crossing Crash
Jamestown reports the fifth death from the Erie Limited crash near Falconer. Roger Kenneth Nelson, 16, of 163 Brad Street, died at 4:20 pm after burial services for the Siguler family, leaving parents Leonard and Delores Nelson and sister Delores. Harold Siguler remains in critical condition at W.C.A. Hospital. Roger, a Jamestown High Sophomore, was born December 19, 1916. Funeral set for Saturday at 8 pm. Blood transfusions aided Nelson and Harold Siguler. Fire Department provided donors. The tragedy leaves most passengers dead or near death.
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Roger K. Nelson
Jamestown
Pireman
George W. Siguler
Victtms
Erie Limited
Erié Limited Sud
Hieir
Lakeview Cemetery
Roger Kenneth Nelson
Bradstreet
Nelson
Siguler
Harold Siguler
W. C. A. Hospital
Roger Nelson
Leonard Nelson
Delores K. Nelson
Brad Street
Jamestown High School
Henderson & Lincoln Funeral Home
Bernard G. Swanson
Fire Department
Eugene Stafford
Clarence A. Fray
Carl Klang
Daredevil Parachute Jumps Set For Weekend Show
Harrisburg daredevil Dick Cooper will perform parachute drops from Anderson Field on Spring Street Saturday and Sunday with jumps at 3 and 6:30 PM on Saturday and 2 and 7 PM on Sunday. A 1000 foot drop from 3000 feet is planned for tomorrow afternoon. J E Baker of Washington DC promotes and Ray Dijak handles field transportation. no admission or parking charges announced.
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Dick! Cooper
Harrisburg
Daredevil
Anderson Field
Spring Street
Cooper
J. E. Baker
Washington, D. C
Ray Dijak
Titusville
City Will Go Taxless Hamlet Nebraska
Hamlet will remain tax free this year after frugal village fund manipulations by the town board. Mrs Frank Pap pas sues for divorce alleging her husband offered her for sale for 1000 dollars.
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St, Louis
Frank P.pappas
Two students saved from watery grave in Oil City
Two Strong Vincent High seniors Henry Long and Arthur Upton were rescued after their canoe capsized in a bay. saved by Theodore J. Paasch. The youths, both eighteen, were not harmed beyond the scare near the Yacht Club.
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Strong Vincent High School
Theodore J. Paasch
Midall
Henry Long
Joffra Long
10Th Street
Wilson High School
Arthur Upton
Albert Upton
1Th Street
Trie
Yacht Club
Richard Witting
Vincent
Union City Girl in Graduating Class at Olio Wesleyan
Marjorie Eldred of Union City is a candidate for the B A degree from Olio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio at the eighty ninth commencement. The university will award 385 degrees including 202 B A degrees and 34 M A degrees. Three bachelor of music degrees three fine arts diplomas and five honorary degrees are also to be granted.
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Marjorie Widred
Guy D. Eldred
Third Avenue
Union City
Olio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Edmund D. Soper
Erie County marriage licenses and fees debated
In Erie County officials consider a 10 percent desi measure affecting marriage licenses and fees. The discussion covers adoption timing and state charges, with references to local figures including B. F. Swa and Cambria police involvement. A shooting case involving Herman is noted but details remain unclear.
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Erie
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E. M. Tuttle
Taylor
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Zoe
Falconer Crossing
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Rhode Island
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Freeman
Oxfords
Suntan
Newhouse
Center Street
Oil City
Lake Erie
William Tobin
OL Ciry
William B. ‘Tobin
Walt
Ahewifold
Bissell Avenue
Tobin
Ead
Sind
Lake D. Steffee
St. Joseph's Church
Oil City Lodge
Wilks
Rust Engineering Co
Pocket Knives
Shears
Gans
E.E. Guignon
Root’s Furniture Store
Union City Corry, Pa
Coray
Bill Erilic
Vast ‘Eck
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