Weekly editors to convene in Jamestown this weekend
Western New York weekly editors gather in Jamestown for their annual convention Friday through Sunday. Robert S. Messer of the Amherst Bee serves as president and will preside over speeches and entertainment. A 1936 ferroplane four door sedan is advertised for sale by Thomas Motors in clean condition, driven daily. Police report two boys detained on burglary suspicions. recovered money, watches, knives, and two cigarette lighters. Denim playtags and skirts offered at low prices by Car Roll’s Gifts and Cosmetics in Olean. Harry Carlson, former Clean resident, sought by Detroit police after a motorboat was found overturned in a Detroit river tributary. Retail and service ads include shrimp cocktail at Blue Bonnet Hotel and car wash lubs at Miller’s Kendall Service. Legal motions in Donaticy indecent-literature case denied. DonaCy’s previous trial ended deadlocked. Ballot boxes and election supplies to precinct judges in Venango County ahead of May 16 primary. For beer, F. L. Baressi distributor promotes Duquesne Anheuser-Busch Budweiser and Fort Pitt beer. Samuel H. Haslett announces Chattexiqua Institute’s purchase of 14 Steinway baby grand pianos via Buffalo agency. Rummage sale slated at First Presbyterian Church basement May 12–13. Eber W. Johnson, 53, longtime Mt. Jewett resident, dies at Kane Community Hospital. Two county children injured in moving-car falls. Shirley Whitesell, 4, in serious condition. Warren art instructor Joseph R. Spence named art supervisor for Warren grade schools. Sewing-machine check service offered by K 5 Durham.
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Powell's
New York
Jamestown
Robert S. Messer
Amherst
Venango County
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pittbeer
F. L. Baressi
Samuel H
Eber W. Johnson
Mt. Jewett
Kane Community Hospital
Hospital AdmitsSeveral Children Amid Alarmed Calls
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call. Admitted are Marjorie Garnicke three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Carmite of 610 West Washington, Brian Pantle five, son of My and Mrs Herman Pantle of 104 Wayne Street, John Muller two, son of Rev and Mrs John Muller of Clymer, Mrs Donald Morris of Clymer, Rose Maile Richardson seven months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Richardson of R D 1 Waterford, William Martin eighteen, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Murtly of 315 Marion Street, Mrs Mayme Rost of 15 West Pleasant Street, David Mitchell three, son of Mr and Mrs John Mitchell of Fi D 2. Discharged Mrs Bert Vol of RD 5, Martin Ten Buckle RD 1, polymer John Choma RD 2, Carl Adams five, son of Mr and Mrs Allan Adams RD 3, Mrs Ralph Nomis of 217 East Church Street Meadvilla. After deliberating several hours a jury yesterday found Fred Collingwood of Thnsville guilty of assault and battery and threw out a robbery charge. It was the lightest penalty outside of acquittal that the jury could place on the defendant. Collingwood was tried on charges of assault and battery. Howan charger wity hus ing Gharfes 1 Faunce lo of Titusville, stown Titusville street fusing him against wall and taking tauntes with keys. Electric wiring. Dial 38262 for John V. Davis. Free estimates. Th-M-tf a ee
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Marjorie Garnicke
Harry Carmite
Weet Washington Street
Brian Pantle
Herman Pantle
Wayne Street
John Muller
Clymer
Donald Morris
Waterford
William Martin
Andrew Murtly
Marion Street
Mayme Rost
West Pleasant Street
David Mitchell
John Mitchell
Fi. D
Bert Vol
Martin Ten Buckle
R. D
Olymer
John Choma
Carl Adams
Allan Adams
Ralph Nomis
Eastchurch Street
McIntyre’s. Dial
Harvey L. McBriex
Bucyfus-Erle Go
Lawrence Fin~ Tel
Stehl's
Mary Ella
Warren
Glena Delp
Jamestown Road
Pike's
East Main St
Shady Ave
T —Meadvilla
Fred Collingwood
Thnsville
Asault
Batery
Collingwood
Howan
Husing Gharfes
Faunce
Titusville
Stown
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Hin Aganstic Wall
Tauntes Allot
Mabel
Franklin
Greet
Fred D. Greet
Old City
Akron
Carl Sutherland
Congress St
Dial
Edward Petrino
Sp ‘Wes
Wallace Young
Wright Street War
Citizens Bank
Rowe
Erie
John Galbo
Charles Cox
Preston Washington
Gilber
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the ‘Town Crier
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Richie
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Bruis-E
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Aiver
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Joseph Calabrese
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TheJour
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Sikte
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State Industrial Reform School
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Blue Bonnet
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Tege
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Batavis
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Weedville
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