EXPECT STATE LIKELY TO APPROVE COUNTY BOND ISSUE
County solicitor Harold F. Mook said state officials in a long distance talk expect approval of the county bond issue. The county shows bonding power of 500000 under a new method that includes two percent of assessed valuation of money at interest.
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Harold F. Mook
State Department of Internal Affairs
Mol
Harrsburg
St Marys Man Out on Bond After Shooting
St Marys resident Haney was bound over on two charges concealed deadly weapons and aggravated assault after a Monday morning shooting at Thom as Dayins home. Dayins lingered with non life threatening wounds and Haney posted 1000 bond for next court term. local attendance at the hearing included many St Marys residents.
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SS Marys
Laney
Dayins
St Marys
Two Officers Suspended Over Alleged Misconduct
Lieutenan Robert Rahn and Patrolman Ray Ventner were suspended from the police force by Police Chief John J. Warren for neglect of duty and in subordination. The charges and their details were not disclosed and will be reviewed at the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners meeting at City Hall on Monday evening July 6. Rumors of a Citizens committee forming to investigate gambling machines and other department matters circulated.
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Dtinears
Robert Rahn
Ray Ventner
John J. Waren
Indicted for Murder of Spouse in Brockville Case
Fred Olson a 63 year old Brockville lumberman was indicted for second degree murder in the death of his wife Anna Olson 5 years old on June 11 using a baseball bat. Sheriff deputies found Mrs Olson battered body in the Brockville farm home pantry with blood on walls and floor. Olson was later found wandering in a nearby swamp. Grand jury handed up the indictment and was released to September 14.
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Fred Olson
Brovkville Lumberjacts
Mutter
George A. Larkin
Supreme Court
Olson
Anna Olson
Sheriff Department
Brockville
Recital at M E Church Delights Wesleyville Parents
An evening recital by pupils of Mrs Ethel Bertram of Wesleyville at the Methodist Episcopal Church drew a large audience. The two part program featured piano solos and vocal selections by contralto Mrs W Britton of Brie, all delivered in fine form.
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Ethel Bertram
Wesleyville
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