Personal notices of travel and visits across cities
Mervyn Nast left Thursday for New York City on business. Rita Waite Mary Blaine Sears Eva Keplar and others left for Brie for state scholarship exams. Various locals traveled to Pittsburgh Erie and Bristol for visits business and events. Notables include Claude G Potter and Lea Hoylen families and a mastoid surgery patient in Hamot Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervyn Nast
New York City
Lee Bertram
Bruce Dearing
Robert Brockmann
Rita Waite
Mary Blaine Sears
Brie
Eva Keplar
James Murphy
Pittsburgh
Rita. Callahan
I Franklin
T. Babbitt
Lloyd Stowe
Wallace M. Young
Tusville
Commanders On Line Officers Association
A. L. Brannon
Centerville
F. Cronin
North Center Street
Brannon
Mary VF. Blair
Morénée
Lake Worth
Fla
Washington, D.C
John, Love
John William Love
Georgetown University
May DAR meeting honors officers and speakers
The Broken Straw Valley Chapter DAR held its May gathering at Mrs. F. E. Davis’s home with officers elected including Regent Mrs. James McInnes and First Vice Regent Mrs. R. J. Fogle. Rev. George Macnamara spoke on his first U.S. visit from Ireland, and Emma Linscott read a Continental Congress report. Retirement Regent Mrs. A Ella King received flowers. The year ends with a June picnic at Mrs. George Davis’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Davis
George Macnamara
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. ©. Davis
North Center Street
Davis
Harriet Montague
Eamma Crooke
Manges
A. ‘Bila King
Emma Linstolt
James McInnes
R. J Fogle
8. D. Wilcox
Andrew Paulson
George Boyd
Miia ‘Emma Linscott
C.F. McCray
T. F. Gibtin
Southwest
Inea Myers
United States
Ireland
iMmay Howard
Bess Heath Olmeles
Continental Congress
Washington
A. Ella King
George Davis
Spartansburg
Woman's tip helps nab gangsters in Fall River case
The article reports that a woman, known as Mrs. Steele, provided key information to investigators about a Fall River crime conspiracy. She implicated Rettich, Andino Merola, Horenstein, Joseph Fishther, and two New Yorkers, Tommy Dugan and Charles Hartigan, linking their roles to a Warwick hideout and a recent murder. Federal authorities planned to use her as a star witness while her son and daughter remain with relatives in Pennsylvania for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Retlici
Mrs. Steele
Warwick
Rettich
Andino
Andy) Merola
Providence
Public Enemy
Spol
Horenstein
Los Angeles
Joseph Fishher
Providence County
Tommy Dugan
Charles Hartigan
Pennsylvania
Verdict of accidental death in auto fatality
A coroner's inquest returned a verdict of accidental death for Warren Lore, thirty, of Andover, who was killed when he was thrown from a truck while riding in the rear. The accident occurred Wednesday morning on the Conneaut-Youngstown route. Authorities said funeral arrangements are being made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longway
Uyaay &—Funeres
Warren Lore
Andover
Conneaut-Youngstown
Sherif
Three Men Held on Arson Charge at Franklin
Three men were held on arson and procuring arson charges in Franklin Township after a five room lease house on the Dog Hollow lease burned last Sunday night. Perry Citmore 59 Wilbur Martin 28 of Burnsville and Edward Lee Coast 29 of Raymilton were arraigned before Alderman J Billott. Citmore and Coast were bound over for sentence and jailed on 2000 bonds, Martin to have a hearing Monday. Gilmore pleaded guilty and Martin not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ingin Township
Peryy Citmore
Wilbur Martin
Burnsville
Edward Lee Coast
Raymilton
Maurice 7 Breene
Mat
Gilmire
Coust-hed
Martin
J. Billctt
Const
Gilmore
Coast
RiMolt
Martin and Guast
Breene
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Anderson
General services for Mrs. Esther Anderson wife of Charles Anderson 4513 West 14th street Cleveland Ohio who died in her home Tuesday evening after an extended illness were conducted this afternoon at 2 8 oclock at Alcanil Companys funeral parlors. The body arrived in the city last evening accompanied by her husband and son Fred Anderson the latter of Golly Rev Perry P Hanes pastor of the First Methodist officiated at the rites and MG C A Grove cemetery as the bearers were Fred Anderson Oscar Vettenberg Vincent Anderson and Elmer Vettenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Anderson
Charles Anderson
West 14Th Street
Cleveland
Ccloak Ab Alcanil Company
Bolly
Hushanil Ant
Fred Anderson
Golly
Perry P. Hanes
Elayech
Crgiges
Hanes Ection
Mg& C. A. Grove Cemetery
Fd Andersen
Oscar Vettenberg
Vincent Anderson
Elmer Vettenberg
Open Probe Into Three Kane Fires
Kane May 7 Ince police opened a joint probe into three fires that destroyed four dwellings in Kane's northwestern district Tuesday night. Police indicated suspicions of arson, with no definite cause determined yet. The blazes occurred within about two and a half hours, each damaging roughly two city blocks near Estonling Park, Chemny streets, Welmore Avenue and borough line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
May &—Stite
Ince
Estonling Park
Chemny Strees Bo O. Welmore Avenue
Wetrme and Borough Line
Pastor Sues For Salary From Federated Church
The Rev Thomas J Kerman pastor of the Federated Church sues for unpaid salary claimed from 1934 and 1946. He filed suit in a Cleveland court seeking the amount he says is due. The case details reflect a wage dispute over past years and aim to recover funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Cleveland
Solu
Thomas J. Kerman
Federaun
Litz Leads Corry Lodge No 784 Rites and Officers
A M Litz named exalted ruler of Corry Lodge No 784 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks at annual meeting. Officers for the year include Harrold Crags Harold Scott Frat T England TF Giblin Harry Powers Jol Paulson Henry Gretalie and J Fred Kinley. Installation planned by district grand deputy in June. Also notes a judge at last evening's meeting. In New York stock market, silver prices rise and sector gains bolster close, with American Can and Bethlehem Steel among movers. Sharon Herald and Sharon News Telegraph merger finalized for May 18, forming the Sharon Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Litz
Corry
Harrold Crags
Walter H. Scott
Astormer
Ryler
Henry Gretalie
Grand Lodge
J. Fred Kinley
Daly
United
New York
Republic Steel-Corrigan Monmey Steelserger
American Telephone
American Can
Banks in Pa pay 53 percent of claims to depositors
United Press reports from Harrisburg on May 3 that the failed Pryelice Green and Washington County banks paid 53 percent of all claims to 35,122 depositors. The payments are 13 percent above the Pennsylvania state average for failed banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pryelice
Green
Washington Counties
Pennylvania
Payment Io
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Glenn Spencer
Erie
Spencer
Hamot Hospital
A. M. Spence
Ormer
McGrannahan
Eleanor Garrity
Grove Street
Harris Kalstée
Clymer
D.A.R
Jamestown
Pater
Chas. Andalora
Quilty
Chas. Anderson
Rex
Reese
McFaddens
Emiov
Sinn Fein
Jond
Rais
Walter ¢. Kelly
Andy Clyde
Richard Cromwel
Jane Darwell
Jetty Furness
George Barbier
Ward Wilsom
Red Rider
Howling Dog
Margaret Lindsay Allen Jenkins
Pew
Biubtent
Mys Roy Pictures
A. M.litz
Lodge OF Elks
Sharon
Shiaron Herald
Sharon News Telegraph
wuSective
Ceres
Tny
Energec
Sharon Herald
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Penna
Texas
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
S.esrseeseees
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
Lie Tb
Beverly Back
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