City and Vicinity items span scare of 1920s era news
A long list of local notes reports legal actions, honors, and civic events. veteran Meadville attorney Mert L. Thomas opposes pardon pleas for 1924 Kelayres case. Jamestown officials back County Judge Lee Ottaway for Supreme Court. Fire, police, school, church, and civic notices cover resignations, appointments, school credentials, street lighting, a fish fry at a country club, and a new aerial ladder truck for Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Will J. Wilcox
Mbert L. Thomas
Meadville
Kelayres
James
Alfred Bruno
State
Charles J. Bailey
U.S. A
Chautauqua County Bar Association
Dunkirk
Lee Ottaway
Jamestown
Eighth
Stanford Hose
Country Club
Franklin Lodge
Wiis
Frank H. Williams
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Wellejus Bakery
Edward C. Reeve
First Presbyterian Church
Clearfield
Reeve
Warren County
State Department of Public Instruction
Fatreer
Jamestown Board of Public Utilities
Crawford M. Woods Co
John Johnson
Long Island
Meadville Hospital
Columbus
David van~ Rees
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert Balls
Canonsburg
Crawford County
Meadville City Hospital
Warren
D. A. Arird
Commonwealth
John Foley
Woley
Orc City
Frank ©. Redding
Warren Real Estate
Western Penitentiary
William Stuart
Bennett Farm
Spring Creek
Methodist Church
Woman's Christian Tempérance Tmjen
Neil Bigckman
Church Street
R. H. H. Club
Presbyterian Crch Hole
Jason
J.J. Height
Marion Street
Aliulstie I Circle
Young G O P Leader Seeks County Office
George L. Wilson, Erie born Republican county chairman, seeks the nomination for clerk of courts. A longtime party activist, he has roots in the Young Republicans, past ward leader, regional director, and current county chairman. Wilson, 82, studied at Erie schools then University of Alabama and Westminster College, and worked over ten years for the Bayette-Brie Co. in Brie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wilson
Wilson
Erie
University of Alabama
Westminster College
The
Young Pemblicans
Wirth
Hast
Byeytts-Brie Go
Brie
Muskrats Build Dwellings Above Marsh Water Level
In marshy areas muskrats construct houses using rushes cattails and stems from aquatic plants. They raise their lodgings above the water level to stay dry and safe where food and habitat are abundant.
Man Kills Son and Self in Greensburg Feud
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on June 21, 48 year old John Catt, a Penn Township farmer, killed his son over a drinking dispute, then shot himself five times with a single barrel shotgun, narrowly missing death as the stepson Revert Magill lay asleep and was killed by a single fatal shot. Coroner H. A. McMurray noted the feud centered on the stepson's heavy drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debert Dalrymple
Homer B. Cook
John ©. van Allsburg
Kattenbach’s Hall
Peach Streets
Erie
Wiie
David Swanson
East Qard Fleet
Nick Bute
Max Pasky
Wayne Streets
Aloysius Piotrowles
East 12H Street
Ohn Catt
Penn Township
Revert Magill
Coromer H. A. McMurray
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W. J. Connor
Lake Erie
Frank Coyne
Yeatenly
Alfred Cole
Erie Railroad
Allegheny County
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Clara Waslohn
Oli City
Ruth Powell
Oi City
Erno A. Pace
Sabie D. Pace
Kineua
Justice of the Peace
Richard Evans
Bruce Royle
Liquor Control Heart Enforcement Officer
Pace
Young G. O. P
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North Center St
Palm Beach
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
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Self
Greensburg
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Star & Brand
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Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
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