Local Briefs and Notices From Metvi Area
A rough local page gathers accident notes, social events, births and meetings. Melvin suffered multiple fractures after a bicycle collision near Chicpenville last night. Mrs James Maddinnes attended a guild meeting at Maple Avenue. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Bacon of Spartansburg at Corry hospital. St Marys reported a walkout at the Strackpole Caroon O9 and a conference with several officials including Attorney Rebel Kilech of Pittsburgh.
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Metvi
Uma
Wallsiis
Brothers of Nees Knox
Oly
Cosi Infuirlem
Ty Amouye
Dent Pear Chicpenville
Melvin
Bera
Perry
Leys “Meaperayee Legion Sneming
James MadInnes
Lillian, Guild
Maple Avenue
Gerald Bacon
Spartansbung
Corry Hospital
Aus
Walter Auer
Met
East Smith’ S
Omey
Auer
Prank L
Heath
St. Marys
United Electric Radio Workers
CTO
St Marys
Deliveer Artisiala
Strakpole Cs
Wend Vrs
Rebel Kilech
Pittsburgh
Leg
Etremonal
Wictimnal Cabo Relations Board
Keob
Local Fire Damages Kane Manufacturing Plant
A blaze Monday afternoon on Wetmore Avenue damaged the Kane Manufacturing Company building, with losses near $1,000. Merle Smith of Kane, thrown from a truck during the incident, sustained injuries but returned to work. Community notices include club meetings, a traffic crash case, and updates on local taxation changes and city services.
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Crisen
Will J Wilcox
Kane
Wetmore Avenue
Merle Smith
Mentper
Unil
Smith
Kane Shirt Company
Agle
Journal
Osttr
Friendship Club
Bila Blakeslee
Joe W. Gray
Titusville Board of Teatri
Titteville
Stanley Bieleck
Dunkirk
Dun~sini
Meadville
Central Labor Union
Roosevelt
Modern radio repair shop upgrades with new equipment
Raperk ty wes ee avenue has installed the latest radio repair gear. New devices include Weston voltchramiometer Weatox signal generator Hickok analyzer Oxford tester and other tools. The shop now boasts one of the finest equipped radio repair outfits in the city, attracting a fast growing clientele.
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Raperk Ty Wes
Ee Avenue
Incldes
Weston
Oxford
Desmond
Proposed Pennsylvania Game Code Revisions and Amendments
A record from Harrosburg detailing proposed changes to the Pennsylvania game code. Names listed include Mahlon F. Larue, John H. Siegel, John J. Baker, Samuel P. Boyer, Frank P. Hamilton, Joseph H. Vogt, and Harold Arnold. Proposals rename the Board of Game Commissioners to the Pennsylvania Game Commission and grant powers to limit hunter numbers in certain areas, set publication rules, and require permits with fees.
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United Presa
Cambria
Prank P Hamilton
Clearfield
Joseph H. Vogt
Pike
J. Harold Arnold
Mayette
Schrope
House Game Committee
Odo
Ibs
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Board of Game Commissionere
Greenville Slayer of Child Found Insane for Dress
Joseph Pulchosky, a Greenville resident and World War II veteran, was adjudged insane by a Mercer County sanity commission. He faced a murder charge for strangling his five year old daughter Virginia last January. The district attorney’s office indicated the murder case will be dropped.
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Merghr
Joseph Pulehossky
Greenville
Mercer County Court
Pulchosky
Virginia
Indictments Handed Up in Slaying of Patrolman
In New Castle Pennsylvania March, Glo Pedonest and Sami Trici of Cleveland face indictments for murder in the death of Patrolman Robert Dukes. Dukes was assaulted February 18 and died days later from gangrene stemming from a leg fracture in the fight. The March grand jury also indicts Paul Peresnti of Cleveland and Sim Santucci of New Castle for being accessories after the fact.
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New Castle Pa
iAn Glo Pedonest
Sami Trici
Cleveland
Miter
Mandlavehler
Robert Dukes
Dukes
Pedonest
Traci
March
Paul Peresnti
Sim Santucci
New Castle
Former Corry Resident a Real Ancient Mariner
Former Corry resident recalls a dramatic life at sea aboard the Swanhilda a wind jammer. He left Australia for San Francisco before the Spanish American War only to learn peace had ended as he arrived. Stranded near the North Pole he endured three months frozen and starved before sunlit days returned and three more months of trading voyages followed.
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Australia
San Francisco
Pont
North Pole
Ian
Tragic voyage to England ends in hardship for crew
The voyage describes a ship nearly torn by its wake and a crew crippled by scurvy like hardship. After 140 days, the vessel reached England with half the crew sick, then Bonsteel settled as a Corry trucker and rose to Pennsylvanian railroad executive before retirement, famed for leadership and goodwill.
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England
Bonsteel
Erie Railroad
Corry
Pennsylva
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Wing Willi Star Stores
Paris
Clairton
Eclipse Works
Atlantic Refining Company
Franklin
Fre Deariment
Harvey J. Kause
Davison-Fogle Co
Warrel PL Norton
Orleans
Ley Evans
Celoron
Mapville
Lcense
Allen Barger
Jamestown
Bvana
Eluren
Tébacca Road
Oil City
Arthur Scheppner
East South
Morris Chapin
Watler Sweet
Chapin
Helen Lindquist
Leveland
Scotts
Keppel
Spencer Simday
Crarelive Bailey
BV Mechatatk
East
Wayne Street
Bila King
George VI
Elizabeth Ranney
East Mein Street
Kane Borougl
Company Ab Color
Warren
West End
Tramc
Ouvell
Tat
Jo Costly
Jong de Vis
Wrightville
Conewanga Creek
Venturetown
Bradford High School
Washington
Doc
Gonabmne Carter
Cherrytree
DuBois
Rocky Grove
Herb L. Beaty
Diels
Austin
Rahikan
Worney
Johnzon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Arnest
Rogers Structural Steel
Curry Hospital
Nahar Alirich
Boring Creek
Corry ‘Hospital
Sinag Do
Game Commission
General Electric
All-Way Electric CO
N. Centar
Kahn Tailoring Company
KAHN
Naits
Nia Railroad Ag Waybill Ctor
Hit Company
Ridgway
Yeeilun
Ailiee
Nelson
Ronstecl
Rideway
Ani
BUY
North Cetiren St. A
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Wiriam Marsh
Loblaw’s and
N. Center
Evergood Saltines
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