Titusville burglary suspect confessing multiple city thefts
James Clark a 20 year old youth confessed to Chief Dam F. Cuaineh yesterdy afternoon to breaking into six stores and businesses in the early Sunday hours. Police intend further investigation and plan a hearing today. Other items note a Meadville man reports a wallet theft, Crawford county voting list removals, the death of Martin J. Murray a Jamestown resident, and the sudden death of Charles Lindbeck Fluvanna Worcester Mass president of United Timber and Supply Corp at 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitusyi
James Clark
Dam F. Cuaineh
Titusville
Giler
Clark
Meadville
Sills Meadville
Crawford County
Jamestown
Charles Lindbeck
Fluvanna
United Imber and Supply Corporation
Worcester
Mass
Mrs. Lindeck
Dune
Mr. Lindbeck
Franklin
Venango
C. Christensen Motors
Franklin Steel Works
Pershing
Bessell
Charles B. Steener
Japan
Frederick C. McKee
Pittsburgh
Belles Lettres Club
Oil City
Allegheny River
Bradford
Maria O'Bryne Johnston
Barkley Praises New Deal In Senate Review
Senate Democratic Leader Alben W Barkley praised seven years of the New Deal saying Roosevelt's administration renewed faith in the American Way of life and set the country on the road to national rehabilitation. He spoke after attending church with the Roosevelts on March 4 marking seven years since the president’s 1934 inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Barkley
In Met
Man Stabbed in Free-For-All Night at Tropical Gardens
Clarence Walker, 21, pottery worker and independent baseball player, was stabbed during a Sunday night free-for-all outside Tropical Gardens three miles north of East Liverpool. The penknife blade believed to be the weapon was found near the roadhouse with no blood stains. Walker’s identity remains unknown to authorities. he was joined at the roadhouse by Orville Nesselrede, Donald Mackall, and George Leltzy Bortz from nearby towns following a row over a dance refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United Preas
Liverpool
Columbiana County
Clarence Walker
Walker
Tropical Gardens
Here
Gayle Gutton
Orville Nesselrede
Donald Mackall
Bas Liverpool
George iLelty Bortz
Greenville
New Leaders Named By Assembly In 1941 Session
Harrisburg report notes Republicans and Democrats will set new leadership during the 1941 regular assembly session. Senate majority leaders G. Mason Owlett and minority Democrats will retire from their seats. Rep. Herbert B. Cohen seeks re election while minority Rep. Rov Furman leaves Waynesburg contractor post. Mayville Pomona Grange meets March 7 8 in DeWittville. Joseph Hedyhski of Derry reported improving at Derry hospital after Saturday admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Frexs
Harrisburg
House
Senate
G. Oo. PB
G. Mason Owlett
Flcer
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Protectore Preterick T. Gelderboeks
Aulster General
Herbert B. Cohen
York
Int
Rep
Rov. Furman
Waynesburg
Chamber
Mayville
Compare Electric Rates Here With Survey Continued
The Corry rate under Rate One and Rate 6 remains high with 25 kWh costs around 174 cents in Harrisburg Allentown Bethlehem Lancaster Wilkes Barre while Pittsburgh McKeesport Scranton show 125 cents and Reading 169. Philadelphia 140 and Chester 100. Erie near 145. The report confirms municipally owned systems offer the lowest rates. In Chattanooga Tenn publicly owned systems have a minimum for 15 kWh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Cass
Harrisburg
Allentown
Bethlehem
Lancaster
Wilkes- Barre
Pittsburgh
Mckeesport
Scranton
Reading
Philadelphia
Chester
Erie
Ghattanooga
Tenn
Water seepage disrupts Pennzail Station operations
Water seepage from a broken line at the Pennzail Company Station on West Smith Street forced pumping of over three thousand gallons of water and some gasoline into the sewer. Fumes entered nearby basements and upset patrons and neighbors until officials reported the problem corrected at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennzail Company
West Smith Street
Scme
Nooh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gery
Welch Grape
LADE
Blue Boy
HEINZ
Johnson
Tree Dee
Bartlett Pears
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Martin J. Murray
Wigou
Lis
Corry, Po
Dial
Wilcox Grocery
William L. Alcom
Waterford
Tertain Estate
Ralph McCord
Alcorn
Grace E. Alcorn
W. Levant Alcorn
Townsend Club
American Medical Association
Robert Suter
State Street
George L. Slater
Joseph Kleean
Kleean
St. Edward's Hall
State Bureau of Elections
Michael J. Cronin
Democratic County Committee
B. Walker Sennett
Fish Commission
McKean
Potter
McKean County
Colegrove Brook
Potter County
Camp Beaver
Stonelick Run
Birch Run
Sinnemshoning
Wycoff
Registration Bureau
Sigur
Paul Miller
Trantlin
Miller
Warren County
Benjamin Jarrett
Parrell
John R. Bolland, Jr
Sharon
Congress
Will A. Walker
Werven
Joseph D. Landers
Tionesta
Michael J. Flaherty
Spring Street
Corry
Townsend
Club
People For
Liberty
Justice
Richard Vox
Mott Street
Howard Blanchard
Patsy Roseto
Elk County
Genral
Roseto
Warren
W. H. Houghtling
Columbus
Sky Line
L. E. Chapman
Warren-Venango
Dr. Chapman
District Organications
D. Prather
Leland J. Culbertson
Prather
Knok
Knox Glass Bottle Company
H. J. Grant
DeJean and Cochran
Altrinstic Circle
Fred Lauer
Concord Street
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
W. A. Redmond
Wright Street
Lanston’s
New Era Club
Presbyterian Church
A. V. Cochran
All- Way Electric Co
James Hand
Corry R. D
Corry Hospital
Franklin Rebekeli Lodge
Vincent Legters
Herold Legters
Clymer
Sairday
McCray
V. FP. W
West Washington Street
Nemel
Dinetta
Rexall
Hugh Drum
Laetare
United States
Hugh A. Drum
Ares
U. S. Army
General Drum
University of Nowe Dame
Corey Hadden Hall
Cigars
Miller's News and Sport
Jane Parker
Mello Wheat
White House Milk
A&p Sauer Kraut
A&p Pumpkin
Sultana
Sunnyfield
Ige
Wiley Loan
McCundrew's Drug Store
General Duro
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!