Funeral plans for 93 year old struck by car announced
Charles E Friedman 93 died in Titusville hospital after being struck by an automobile in TuJnville on Wednesday afternoon. The report notes his heart failure and lists local names and incidental community notices, including bail hearings and social events, reflecting a small town update style from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Friedman
Tujnville
Titusville City
Lsternom
Friedman
Stamestown
United States
R. Booley
William Northrip
Clinton Street
Westfield
Westehit
Damon
Melody Boys
Carl Howards
M's
Edgard
Mitzie
Brooks
Corry listings and small town notices mix with ads
Local page reports groceries at 22c for bananas and 34c eggs per dozen, plus butter, flour and macaroni prices. Church social events include a Presbyterian youth gathering at Fred Ewing’s and a farewell for Mrs. Whiteley by the Rebekah club. News items cover a Narrows rock crash, a car sale, raids on the New Inn, and various community meetings and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Will J. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
Fred Ewing
Franklin Street
Charles Whiteley
West Park Place
Forty Couples Attend Masonic Party at Masonia Temple
The Kiwanii teaspiece orchestra provided a creditable program for dancing at the Masonic party last evening at the Masonia Temple under the Masonic Entertainment committee. Couples filled the floor from 9 to 1 80, with refreshments served at 11 20 by Mrs. C. A. Cool ey. The event was part of a winter series by the local society, as Miss Eye Virgil visited Sterman and Miss Eva Balkeslee stayed in the city over Sunday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
Ans
GG. Barker
North Center Street
Washington
Lincoln
J. B. “Putingy
Lenin Street
W. D. McElroy
Chris
Oscar Andrews
Karl Brown
Pattici
Franklin
Ralph Hettenbaugh
Corry Motor Sales
Yank Mortis
South Center Street
Victory Ladies
Corry
Thelme King
Federal Prohibition
Joseph Holcomb
Jamestown
New Inn
Frewsburg
Pentonville
Junior
Mit
Glenn Mead
Avantié City
N. J
Mead
Pauline Thompson
Jamestown General Hospital
Nur
William F-Beal
Lucy Macalusk
Crawford County
Meadville
Tony Erie
Kerrtown
Collegé Women's Club
Loveland
West Frederick Street
John Vaytko
Orangeville
Sharon
Maccabee Hall
Vinnie Graham
J. M. Gatiner
Cromar
Kiwanii Teaspiece
Misonia
Masonic Entertainment Committee
C. A. Cooley
Miss Eye Virgil
Sterman
Eva Balkeslee
Oil City Man’s Alleged Attacks Convicted in Tampa
The two men identified as William Canon and James Turner, claiming Chicago roots, were found guilty in Tampa Florida of attacking and attempted robbery aimed at 87 year old Oil City resident Joseph H. Rokmeder during a January 13 incident. They face up to ten years in prison. The trial drew crowds and sparked tension, with guards screening spectators and a deputy sheriff altercation arising between Cannon and a deputy over alleged misconduct toward Cannon’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Mar
Tampa
Fla
Joseph H. Rokmeder
Florida
Chicago
Willian, Canon
James ‘Turner
Cannon
Turner
Tampa Daily Times
Body of Snook buried secretly at Columbus
Dr James Howard Snook who was electrocuted for the murder of his illicit sweetheart Theora Hix was secretly buried at Green Lawn Cemetery at dawn. His body was moved from his West 10th Avenue home after execution and funeral services were held at 4 am for widow Helen Marples Snook and close relatives. Authorities arranged the burial to avoid crowds at a mortuary view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson Sharpe
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Greenlawn
Snook
Tate
West 10Th Avenue
Onlo State 1
Helen Marples Snook
Isaac Miller
Lenten Plans at Emmanuel Church to Start March Fifth
Emmanuel Episcopal Church outlines Lenten events starting Ash Wednesday March 5 with penitential service and weekly Thursday litany. Lecturers include Waldron, Adams, Worthy, Pennington, Cluver, and Aigner. Parish guests, two Sunday services, Holy Communion, and special music planned. Miss Alice Nelson travels to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summanuel Episcopal Church
Moss
Geraldine
John Witts
Waldron
North Girard
Harold Adams
Mentilles
Lester Worthy
Eli
Charles Pennington
North Hast
Cluver
Kane
Aigner
Franklin
Joan
Pasajon
Santee Choir
Residence in Townville Buried in Fire Losses
A large modern residence near Windsy morning just south of Townville burned, stripping the home of most contents. Fire officials estimated the loss between five and ten thousand dollars, with the Park E Wood couple as residents at the time of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park E. Wood
Jessie
Townville
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BRR
David’ Ross
Titusville
Mansion House
Gily Hospital
Ross
Warren
H. E. Beer
Sabula
Ira Sherwood
Penfield
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Mix Run
DuBois
Paul DeVanny
Pittsburgh
DeVanny
Violet Page
Union City
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Cranberry
French Creek
Venans County
Twinet
M Bloom
Clearfield
Clearfeld County
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G. T. Bergman
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United Brethren Church
Willis Price
Bergman
Carpentia
Rey TH
Ailants
Emmanuel
Alice Nelson
Fashinn
Smart Styles Press
SHEA
Walraven
Sicily
Oil City Trust
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Citizens National Bank
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