Ohio girl linked to fatal shooting near Strattanville
Leona Manser, 20, of Ohio, admits shooting John Kelly, 45, in his home five miles from Strattanville, after traveling to arrange a June 14 wedding through a matrimonial ad. Kelly drank, abused her, and a heated quarrel led to the fatal shot as she claimed self defense. She had previously retrieved a revolver from Kelly and then fired when he advanced, calmly awaiting authorities and later confessing at Clarion jail.
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Franklin
Leona Manser
Ohio
John Kelly
Strattanville
Kelly
Menser
Herr
Talen
Clarion
W C7 U Meet at Albion June 27
The Erie County Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its regular monthly institute at Albion's Methodist church on June 27 with Mrs Sylvia Ripley Bomis presiding The program led byMuriel H Ryan county institute director features Dr Leigh Mudge of Whinboro State Teachers College as apes or and a union signal forum A young peoples program is the evening feature focusing on New York City's population growth versus Columbia County's stability over the century
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Erie County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Albion
Sylvia” Ripley ‘Bomis
Muriel H. Ryan
Negro Held After Attack In Oil City Erie
In Oil City on June 18 Paul Basham a 21 year old negro of 289 West Plain Street was arrested after threatening another driver with a knife following a two vehicle auto crash at 2121 Sassafras Streets. Basham resisted officers and was aided by onlooker Joseph Wasikowski. Both men faced arraignment before Alderman Faul Watson. Dr HA Downs of 404 Cowell Avenue an osteopathic physician suffered third degree burns to his right hand and arm when a can of gasoline ignited in his basement garage while he was filling a car. He was resting comfortably at home Sunday evening. The incident occurred about 9:45 p m.
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Erie
Sassafras
Paul Bashan
W. Pla
LeRoy Helmer
Bassham
Wesses
Helmer
Joseph Wasikowski
H. 15Th Street
HA. Downs
Cowell Avenue
Downs
Probe death of Erie child sparks inquest in Erie area
An inquest will be held into the death of Angela Coliza, two years and 10 months old, who was struck by a truck on West 17th Street between Chestnut and Walnut in Erie. Coroner Dr W G Stroble will impanel a jury to investigate the accident and funeral was scheduled for Monday. The driver, Alex Marini, 18, of 32 West Lin Street, reported he was driving east on 47th and the child darted from behind a parked car into the truck’s path. The investigation continues.
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RIN
Angela
Colizai
Siding Coliza
17Th
Cheetnut
Walnut Streets
W.G. Stroble
Alex Marini
W. Lin Street
Helr i Marini
Chestnut Street
Death Claims Hiram Hull at Corry Hospital
Hiram Hull aged six died yesterday afternoon at 1:45 after a brief illness. Born in Sherman, he lived in Cambridge Springs before moving to Corry over thirty years ago. He is survived by one daughter Mrs. M. D. Bertram and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 from the Bertram home at 434 East Main Street, with burial at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Hiram Hull
Corry Hospital
Hull
Hall
Sherman
Cambridge Springs
Corry
M. D. Bertram
Bertram
East Main Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Missing items spark Meadville robbery report
Meadvville police investigate a Sunday morning theft from Park Cafe in Meadville. Two employees, Ray and Orville Martin, failed to report for work as cash and cafe equipment vanished, including a cigarette machine, a radio, three electric fans, and part of Saturday night receipts. Jerome Welden reported his Dodge coupe stolen with $200 worth of gear inside.
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Meadville
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Dell
Marager
The
Park Cafe
Ray
Orville Martin
Dhef
Dell
Jerome Welden
Chestnut Street
Gayne
Welden
Two badly hurt near Oil City in automobile collision
Two people were in serious condition at local hospitals after a collision eight miles from Oil City on the Sandy Lake road. Several officers and others sustained minor injuries, and three residents of Slavery Rock, including a 15 year old daughter, were hospitalized. Mrs Badger was in critical condition with a fractured skull. her husband, the driver, had a broken leg.
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United Press
Sandy Lake
Badger
Everal
Stratford-on-Avon: Birthplace and market town notes
Stratford-on-Avon in England described as Shakespeare’s birthplace and a prosperous market town with about 10 000 residents and a large number of visitors. The text mentions a high visitor count, estimating around one hundred thousand people visiting.
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Stratford-on-Avon
England
Shakespeare
Oulsand
Tere Gopually
Dedication of Michigan Law School by Baker and Cook gift
Dedicatory exercises honored D. Baker former secretary of war for his role in the dedication. The new law school arose as a gift from the late Wilson W. Cook, a wealthy New York corporation counsel, and the building had just been completed.
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D. Baker
Wilson W. Cook
New York
Workers Battle Celery Fire in Hurting County Story
Rebels fought a celery fire in Hurting County using water from railroad pipes. Workers labored over two days to build trenches and fill them with the pipe water to ward off the flames.
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Wildard
Bridge Caused Divorce In Madison Society Memoir
Mrs Helen Jenkins Smith testified that her husband pinned her, taunted her under the table, and threw cards in her face during bridge games. Superior Court Judge admitted divorce on grounds of prolonged misconduct and insult. In Cumberland County, a separate notice reported a medal for saving a dog. Oscar Kellum, 76, received a silver medal after rescuing his dog from a freight train. Kellum’s act was celebrated as bravery and devotion to a pet.
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Bridge
New Haven
Helen Jenkins Smith
Madison Society
Eat AC Taalis
Bridgeton
MN. J
Oscar Kellum
National Humane Savier
Kellum
Queen the Gem herding dog breaks six teeth in sprint
Riverside California reports a shepherd named Queen with gold teeth suffered six upper incisors damage while chasing a ball. Master Willter J. Meissner, with Army Dental Corps at Merch Field, attached a bridge with fold teeth, restoring Queen’s bite and happiness. In Austin Texas, UT expands campus running gaps to two minutes longer, widening lags between classes.
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Riverside
Cal
Queen
Willter J. Meissner
Army Dental Corps
Merch Field Herd
Abe
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
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New York City
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H. A. Downs
Wooster
CW. Patterson
Findlay
Wooster College
Slippery Rock
Eita Keit
Samr
Ter Sai
Euen
Faldsay
Thane
By Paul Robinson
Ann
Eei
Gohna
Mnickey
Michigan Law School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Roscoe Pound
Hard Law School
Harlan B. Stone
U. S. Supreme Court
Newton
W.BIG_SISTER
E. E. Guignon
Rexall Stores
Condra Pharmacy
Enis Department of 4
Tudor Ford
Wright Street
Abniet Royce Co
Royce
Gleveland
Stockton's Market
First Ave Selb
Thompson’s
Clymer
N. Yu
Roosevelt Highway
Columbus Age
K. R. Ruthirford
John Motiz
Columbus
R.D
Baker Hill
Chean
Lacie Gilpin
U.S
Harwood Bros
Watlaburg
North Center Street
Thompson's Poultry Farm
Buick Wheat
Smith Spencer, Corry, P. R.D
Atta
Ihe
Numismallé Company of Chicago
Chicago
Ite
Bath
Concord Street
Concord St
Phoma
N. Barton
Paireen
Mrs. Group
Wet
Second Avenue
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