Protane Corp. Named Defendant in $50,000 Suit
Clara G Shaw of Milleville Township filed in Federal court a $50,000 damage suit against Protane Corp alleging a gas explosion and fire in September last year caused the death of her husband Glenn Shaw and serious injuries to her. She accuses Protane Gas System of prior gas leaks and a defective valve that failed to shut off gas, blaming it for the blast that damaged their home.
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Erie Company
Protaneorp
Raspberry Street
Clara G. Shaw
Milleveele
Meath
Glenn Shaw
Ask
Shaw
Oyow
Luckies
Amics Class Members Enjoy Annual Outing
Amics class members of the United Brethren Church enjoyed their annual outing with thirty members and families present. They traveled to Gules grove for games including tat programme gumes races mushiball and horseshoe pitching. A picnic dinner followed at tables prepared by an able committee.
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United Brethren Church
County Day Leader Backs Referendum on Prohibition
Erie June 1 Former county commissioner Charles R. Davis a dry advocate in Erie County stated he favors a referendum on prohibition. He warned repeal would not quickly restore prosperity and noted only a wet Congress could end prohibition, blaming wets for funding push to revise the 18th amendment.
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Erie
Charles R. Davis
Erie County
Coutry
Bridegroom and party fined in Waterford court
In Waterford police court Tuesday afternoon seven bridal party members faced fines after an assault accusation involving a Motorcycle Patrolman. Alderman Barber imposed fines of three dollars plus costs on H J Ward while the remaining six defendants C F Guyer G A Patten Charles Wardick John Root Kenneth Patchen and M R Lindsley each paid one dollar and costs. Lindsley the groom, aged 18, spent his wedding night in city jail with his 18 year old bride watching the proceedings.
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John Root
Kenneth Patchen
M. R. Lindsley
City
Lindsley
Judge Denies Plea for Hanging Sentence Change
Hartford June 1 The request by Dr Harold N Guilfoyle serving life for murder to be resentenced to be hanged was denied by Superior Court Judge Patrick B O Sullivan in a brief informal hearing.
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Wine Press
Hartford
Genn
Harold N. Guilfoyle
Superior Court
Patrick B. O'Sullivan
Manslaughter charge filed after fatal Ripley crash
Erie June 16 Manslaughter added to the charge of driving while intoxicated against Edward Hite 22 of 1022 Sassafras Street. He will be presented to the Chautauqua county grand jury June 28. The case stems from a June 7 Lake Road Ripley NY crash injuring Charles Garrison 16 who died 24 hours later at Hamot Hospital. No inquest was held. warrant issued for Hite. Also reported autos license plates stolen in Sharon last January were used in a Warren Ohio holdup. Annual banquet and reunion of Corry Hospital graduate nurses held. Miss Clara Cullen chaired the event. Dinner at Corry Country Chair. guests listed.
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Hamot
County Medical Plaichney
W. B. Crandall
Westtvid
Sharon
Homer B. Davis
Warren
Ohio
Charley B. Steger
Corry Hospital
Glara Cullen
Aiting
Corry
Keister
Bertha Castor
Ora Harper
Clara Cullen
Prorence Bredlund
Mildred Young
Gertrude Warnshouse
Tima
Lucy Jacobs
Edith Davis
Ingeborg Selberg
Neylon Schreckengost
Grace Thomas
Frances Sample
Effa ‘Taylor
Clymer
Rug peddler warned on license after city raid
Police detained a rug peddler suspected of selling Oriental rugs without a license. He was questioned about a rug sale offered to a Franklin merchant for 128 dollars and another for 100 dollars each. He was told to obtain a license or leave town, and he departed.
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Bn Oriental
Franklin
Chamber of Commerce
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