Grant Non-Suit In Automobile Crash Suit
Lowry W. Doyen and Etcel A. Doyen of Union City sued for damages from injuries in a Riceville Corners crash on May 5 1932 that killed Harley D Carpenter. Judge Kent granted a defendant motion for non-suit after plaintiff failed to prove Carpenter was in the defendant’s employ. attorneys for both sides prepared to appeal.
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O. Clare Kent
Meadville
Riceville
Lowry W. Doyen
Etcel A. Doyen
Union City
Riceville Corers
OU Carpenter
Crawford County
Dudge
Clare Kent
Atrney Wesley B. Best
Plantiff
Best
Carpenter
Riceville Corners
Marley D. Carpenter
Charles & Slegner
J. Perry Welles
H.W. Sell
Kenneth W. Hammond
Comets
Paul Mould
Corry
Stegner
House and Barn Razed by Fire in Macedon ia Farm
A fire at the Ferguson farm near Norton switch on the D A V P railroad destroyed the house and barn, joined structures, with cattle, poultry, and everything else inside lost. Estimated damage $12,500 with final insurance. the family escaped in only their clothes. No water nearby hampered firemen.
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Maedonia
Mar
Will Hilton Fanny
Chauiique
Notting
Jos the Humes
Ferguson
Norton Switch
Mae
Tronhe
Alumni Players Present Three Plays at Sparta
The Alumni Players stage three plays in Grange Hall Sparta on Friday evening March 6 featuring Gerfed Babies with a large cast, Trouble on the installment plan, and The Hoomsville Band. Also notes on local school health, community events, and obituaries of John Bates.
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Spartansburg
Mar. Y
Grange Hall
Mar
Hoomville
Conor
Kenneth Gold
Atta Boy
Nell Stranahan
William ‘Hompson
Lamp
Josse Dooher
Frank Ford
Smokem
Gene Stranalan
Ding Bat
Kenneth Rexford
Clifford ‘Miller
Ley
Carlton Johnson
Jesse Whitney
Helen Risteberger
Boomville
Bittertown
John Bates
Spartanshura
Jne
Myrtle Smith Bates
Eilen
Carl
Elsie
Helen
Paney
W. Windswirth
Ese Hill
Mick Fetin
Bransas
Inman
CF Oil
James Paul
Everling
Paul
Chi Met
Mie
Stella Webb
Lydia Palmer
Titnaville
Temple Lodge
Guy M. Fish
The
Torch Garage
Grange National Bank
George W. Vanderhoot
Corry Hospital
Laura Webber
Prank Drake
Wayne Ardery
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Cleve Still
Dann
Olaty
London Fashion Edict From City Style Leaders
London fashion authorities set spring rules for women’s attire. Waistlines stay just above normal as elegant, streamlining trends persist. Sleeves extend to the elbow on some evening gowns, walking frocks remain ankle length, and topcoats go full length with draped revers.
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H. L. Percy
United Press
London
Paris
Carrie
Grange opposes tax increases in Edinboro meeting
The Btje County Pamnna Grange urged no rise in taxes via higher assessments or millage to balance the county budget. It called for economy in all departments and adopted a resolution requiring the county commissioners to pay John Pokorski’s supervisor of county assessments services from their own salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamnna Grange Sond
Edinboro
John Pokorski
Erie Officer Named Executive of U S S Macon Dirigible
Lieut. Commander J C Arnold, former executive officer of the U S S Macon and veteran of the Shenandoah and Los Angeles, is named second in command of the new airship. Commander Alger H Dresel will command the Macon. Arnold, born in Waynesboro Pennsylvania, 40, is a 1914 Naval Academy graduate now on Macon construction duties.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
J.C. Arnold
U. S.S
Death of Frank L Ford at Corry Hospital
Frank L Ford of 820 Leverar street Corry died shortly before 4 am at Corry Hospital after illness dating from December 2 1932 and a long tenure with the Pennsylvania Railroad as a car inspector. Survived by widow and son F J Ford of Glendale California and brother Fred Ford of Cleveland Ohio. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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For
Pentsylvania Railroad
F. J. Ford
Glendale
Calif
Fred Ford
Cleveland
Keister's Keeps Prices Down Amid Corry Savings
Keister's Better & Bigger Lowest Prices In Corry announces ongoing price reductions. Store pledges to maintain low costs while promoting wider selection and value for local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister
Corry
Classified Ads and Public Notice Fragments
Classified ad text offers rooms for rent and lodging details, plus a public meeting notice about harbor regulation lines and harbor mores in Findlay Lake Findlay County. The content shows rental listings with addresses and dates and a town meeting notice set for March 16 1984 at 10 AM.
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Norton
Findley
Specif Committee
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Findlay Lake
Wic
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Ory
Montgomery Warp & Co
Sparta
Daum
Lady Morton Rebexan Lodge
Bt. Patrick
St. Patrick
Blanche Milley
Titusville
Jesse Goodwill
M. E. Church
R. W. Wadsworth
Micah Drought
Los Angeles
Arizona
Miss Drought
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Buena Conover
Francis McClintock
Thesday
Frank Kimselman
W. P. Burlingham
Gladys Stranahan
Richard Warley
Linesville
D. D. Stranahan
Margaret Messinger
Charles Martin
Skinner
Omir
Attica
Etta Kett
Enay
Dan
Yee
Lee
By Paul Robinson
Callies
Ape Steak i
Grange
Macon
C. W. Roland
Frank L. Ford
Ers
Knoxville
Lac
E. Peck
San Diego
Gali
W. Roland
A. L. Danis
H. N Coulter
Lakewood
Frank Swanson
Jani
Ned Tured
Dr. West Tooth
Vicks
Allenry Moone
Pinkham’s
Nature
Sring
R. Tolmson
Lowell Hai Loni
S. Hart & Son, Inc
Wyoming Ave
Burilo
N. Maus
West Church
Pleasant Light House
Third Ave
Wurst, Avenue
West Bond Street
South Center
Grawford M. Wands
Wight
Onde
Wire
Journal
Went
Tan Forts Land
Pleasant Street
Frank
J. Greenman
A. Pred
Helgran
Marsh L. Rowe
Pommittee
Ina
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