Perry to Farview Hospital commitment debated in court
Process of committing Paul Fer ry, convicted wife slayer, to Farview hospital for the Criminal Insane sparked a legal argument. Attorney William Carney contends only Governor Harle, who granted a temporary stay, can sign the commitment. Also notes Stanford House memorial services, a Buffalo University appointment for Clarence M. Pierce, sail plans for Capt. William J. Hocking, the death of James Mawhinnay, and a campaign to raise funds for the Ol City Young Men's Christian Association expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ferry
Farview ‘Hospital
William Carney
Perry
George Harle
Farview
Stanford House
First Ward
Carl Peterson
Stote
Wiliam J. Hocking
Franklin Salvation Army
North Site
Pitburgh
Lillian
England
Montreal
Canada
James Albert Mawhinnay
Franklin and
Franklin Hospital
Ol City
Mer’ Christan
Shoys
City and Vicinity News Briefs and Local Notices
City and vicinity report a youth eye injury after two youths sprayed liquid from a water gun at 11 year old Robert Gillland of Franklin on Buffalo street. Police sought a partial license description. ages estimated 22 to 28, one driver and one passenger. Also News notes include a 15 cent per hour raise for Fish Dressers to 70 cents and 28 cents a pound blue pike fillets, six unions in Jamestown. Several obituaries, hospital updates, a West Point candidate, daylight time changes, social events, a bridge tea, a Perry’s Place dance, a city park accident, a squirrel death, and a surgical patient: Dr. Weed resumes practice. Community notices include enforcement of curfew for under 14s, a Stanford Hose Company meeting, and motor race sanction for Warren event. The Chautauquan Daily gains Half Century Club recognition for long publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gillland
Hoh
C. Gillland
Franklin
Buffalo Street
Thurasay
Gillilind
Franklin Palite
Erie
Fish Dressers Union
Jane 1
Fred G. Shaw
Shaw Fish Co
Dressers
Fish Dressers’ Union
Jamestown
Art Metal Construction Company
Edward A. Keating
Keeling
Erie Hamot Hospital
Virgh Herring
Eric
Palace Theater
Charles N. Crosby
Nicholas Bachko
Titusville
West Point Military Academy
Kane Republican
BOO
Kane
CCC
Allegheny National Forest
Bowman's Mills
Red Bridge
LaMont
State Forest
Dorothy Rowe
Ruth Bennett
Penn State
Blair
Bennett
Rowe
Charlotte McKelvey
Louise Mount
Perry's Place
Columbus
Brown Brother
Milllata
Johnson
Ol City
Waters Department
Aloy
E. Rafter
Findley Lake
Flute Corry
Corty Hospital
Flis
North Center Street
Mary H. Jenkins
Passaic
N. J
P. 8
Weed
Corry Hospital
Howard Loveland
Rome
East Main Street
Steve Massa
Warren Times Square
Jeagile
Raibbit" Swanson
Petergon Morticians
Artena
Addren
Ihy
Stanford Hose Company
Raymond Sandburg
Warren
Warren Motorcycle Club
American Motorcycle Association
Sthan
Steve Maswa
Eather
Técnes Square Merchants
Tneer
Relbit" Sivanson
Peterson Morticians
Chautauquan Daily
Chautauqua Institution
Half Century Club of the American Press
United States
Retention of the depletion allowance debated at oil meeting
The treasury department urged repeal of the depletion allowance as the key issue before petroleum men. Russell B Brown of the Independent Petroleum Association spoke at the Franklin courthouse annual meeting. The report also covers arrests, drownings, health updates, and a local death from sun stroke in Warren county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Ruasel B. Brown
Colosel
Independent Petroleun Association of America
Washington, D. C
CentralPennsylvannia Oil Producers Association
Franklin
Meadville—County
A. Fioyd van Winkle
Stephen Safranic
Youngstown
Younsstown
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Pointe
Albert Stoessel
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Metropolitan Opera
Juilliard Orchestra
New York City
America
Salamatha
Julian Rondenell
Vncohor
Portland
Chautauqua County
Red House Lake
Allegany State Park
Here
Rondenell
Cass
Joe Anthony
Townsend Auxiliary Dance At Masonic Hall June 28
The Townsend Auxiliary held a penny supper on the lawn at Mr and Mrs Blbert Bush 1088 North Center street to aid the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren in Christchurch. The event drew strong attendance and raised a respectable sum. The Veterans of Foreign Wars convened in Reading voting to raise annual dues from 28 to 50 cents to fund state maintenance, delaying officer elections amid the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blbert Bush
North Center Street
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren
Chistchurch
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Reading
Steel operations near Pittsburgh scheduled at 89 percent
Mill managers said steel operations in the district will start next week at 89 percent of capacity, down four points from this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Flood Control Program Funding Split in 1938 Bill
United Press reports June 26 that the 1938 war department appropriation bill awaiting conference between House and Senate includes 5 million for flood control in Tuttshureh area and 20 million for omnibus projects. Major General M M Markham, chief of army engineers, says about 5 million may go to a reservoir system in the Monongahela and Allegheny river basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
War Department
House
Senate
Tuttshureh
BIL
M. Marksham
Army Engineers
Monongahela
Alle~ Eheny
Duke and Duchess of Windsor Injured in Car Railside Crash
At Honeymoon Castle Noetsch in Austria the Duke and Duchess of Windsor were returning from Vienna when their motor car veered off the rails and overturned near their honeymoon castle. The royal couple sustained injuries, with details yet to be confirmed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noetsch
Austria
Duke
Dutchess of Windsor
Vienna
Aps
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Wind Wilki Star Stores
Clarence M. Pierce
Toan
School of Social Work
University of Buffalo
Fel Worl
Pines
Sat
Bowker
Pyrox
C. E. Doane Hardware
Tod
Litores
Will J. Wilcox
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Emma Sweeting
Glade Township
Warren County
Norge Rollatar
J. E. Collins
Conrad
N. Center St
Corry
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Palm Beach
IST
Townsend
Masonic Hall
Keister
Quality Cash
Dire Feder
Coun
Ther
Weelk
Ohmet
Both
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