Robinson Begins Life Term in Prison
29 year old Nashville kidnapping suspect Robinson pleaded guilty to kidnapping and began a life term after arriving in Atlanta by train from Louisville escorted by federal agents. He bid tearful goodbyes to his parents and his wife pursued divorce protections as their six year old son believes a father is dead.
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Aderholt
Federa
Nashville
Tens
Atlanta
Louisville
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Woman's Club Card Party Planned for May 19
The Corry Woman's Club members plan a card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mathews on Maple Avenue Tuesday at 8 p.m. Reservations addressed to Mrs. G. T. Kincaid or Mrs. George Keefe. Miss Georgia Myars leads arrangements for the benefit event. Born Wednesday at Corry hospital a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kooman of Clymer, NY. A verdict is awaited for Bruce Hill of Meadville on four assault and related charges after complaints from Allegheny College women students about a campus terror last month.
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Covry Hospital
Kenneth Kooman
Clymer
N. Ys
Bruce Hill
Meadville
Yours Women Students of
Allegheny
Giria
Personal Mentions Show Many Travelers and Visitors
A long list of local residents and visitors is noted with numerous departures and returns. Mr and Mrs D F Lundquist plan to Jamestown to take a draftsman post at Art Metal Co. Others, including Mrs Ray Powers and Mrs H Hastings Jones, travel for visits or business in Meadville Pittsburgh New Castle and Buffalo. Several Corry residents visit family in Spartansburg Ellicottville and Elmira while others return from trips to Lorain and Sistersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Lundquist
Slaughter
Bette Ruth
Jamestown
N.Y
Lundquist
The
Art Metal Co
Percy Conbin
Buffalo
N. Y
Ray Powers
Meadville
Mary P. Hotchkiss
Hasting
H. Jones
Jones
Pittsburgh
New Castle
J. F. Mitchell
Mary Howard
J. Chapman
Plessyville
Willam Carrol
Lillian, Cory
D. Abe Gumbinsky
Elmira
Corry
J. C. Belt
Ann
J A. Johnston
Spartansburg
Erle
J. K. Powell
Harold
Laura Kuss
AL Hooversville
Howard Fryturg
Elmer Shuss
Pred Shuss
Predtic
Hepler
A Blatt
William Blatt
Patton
Hollow Lake
Owe
James Genlilijay
Kane
Tie Gentlman
Funeral Services for Irvin Sample
Funeral services for Irvin Sample were held at his son Frank G Sample’s home at 274 West Pleasant Street on Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd officiating. Interment followed at West Layen cemetery in Coe Humbye. Bearers were Clyde Anderson Hubert Hoyt Carson Brady and Harold Statters. Attendees arriving from out of town included numerous relatives from Beury Luke Sherman Jamestown Youngsville Columbus Sheffield and other locations.
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Trvin Te Oain
Frank G Sample
West Pleasant Street
Plelock
Gilbert L. Boyd
West Layen Cemetery
Coehumbye
Clyde Anderson
Hubert Hoyt
Carson Brady
Harold Statters
Out of the City
Ralph Told
Harry Roggers
Beuy Luke
Gon
Sherman
Rosenberg
Mattie Chappel
Youngsville
Rexpert Hoyt
Velma Prince
Mae Stoutenburg
Jamestown
Harold Stafford
Skinner
Frank Shanigan
John Miller
Etta Johnson
Columbus
Bertha Cummings
Sheffield
Missionary SocietiesMeet for Annual Mite Box Opening
The Missionary Societies of the M B Church met for the annual mite box opening. Mrs P F Haines reported on the Franklin conference convention. Plans were made for a birthday supper at the church on Friday evening May 12 with Mrs Irving Young chairman. The nominating committee will report at the next meeting for officer elections. After the program, cakes were served by the committee.
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M. B
P. F. Haines
Franklin
Trving Young
John Fulles
Fg, Jones
Jy Blair
Albert Anderson
Cakes United
Child's Arm Caught in Wringer at Home
Three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sutton of 47 Mi street suffered painful injuries when her arm was caught in the wringer of a washing machine at the Sutton home yesterday.
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Sean Sutton
Ralph Sutton
Mi. Street
Sutton Lome
Detroit Gang Victim Not Meadville Man Identified
DETROIT May 14 The body found riddled with bullets in Dearborn township has been identified by the FBI as Charles A Poole 33 of Warrensburg Kentucky through fingerprints sent to Washington by Chief of Detectives Henry W Piel. A label reading Karl L Smock Meadville Pa misled police. Smock operates a clothing store in Meadville.
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Michigan City
Warrensburg
Kentucky
United Press
Detroit
Dearborn Township
Fedral Bureau of Investigation
Charles A. Poole
Washington
Henry W. Piel
Will T. Bugay Hoover
Department of Thatiee
Karl L. Smock
Meadville
Poole
Karl K. Smock
Release Official Count in 20th Congress Area
Official returns show Benjamin Tawcett of Mercer winning the 20th district with 20 720 votes and D J Driscott of St Marys the Democratic high man with 18 585 votes. Both ran for Congress and were unopposed in the primary.
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Congress Area
20Th
Court House
Benjamin Tawcett
Mercer
D. J. Driscott
SL Marys
Wis Ie
Congress
Lutheran Ladies Aids Plan for Silver Tea
An afternoon meeting of St. Pauls Lutheran Church Ladies Aid yielded a fine bake sale total. Hostesses were Mrs Duard May Mrs Carl Gustafson Mrs Ernest Bachemer and Mrs George Nugel. Plans were made for a silver tea at the Hillstrom home East Congress street on Monday May ath at 4 oclock to aid Lutheran House of Chautauqua. Committee chairs named for the next four months include Haines Keppel Willard Anderson Merker Soper Soper Hillstrom and others. Refreshments followed the hour. WANTED master coach Reason able Address Mrs care Journal Bleby.
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Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Tte
Duard May
Carl Gustafson
Ernest Bachemer
George Nugel
Henry Keppel
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Lutheran House of Chautauqua
Harrison H. Keppel
Hillstrom
Gna Anderson
J. J. Hains
C. V. Willard
Charles Anderson
A. Lynn
H. H. Keppel
A. A. Merker
William Soper
Rose Soper
Market Gossip Highlights Mixed NYSE Trading
New York May 14 Trading on the New York Stock Exchange in early May averaged about 890000 shares daily. Brokers seek a 10 tol above a million to profit with a summer target. many large houses lose money at 590000 shares due to wire costs. Discussion covers mutual fund implications of the National Security Act and a possible constitutional question, along with reports of record earnings for Holly Sugar and International Nickel and modest government benefits.
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Elmer C
Walzer United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Rect
Conference of Mutual
U.S
Securities and Exchange Commission
Holly Sugar Corporation
Itool Exchange
International
Nicke Today
Sting
Stocks in sharpest recovery in years
A stock exchange session saw a stock surpass one million shares traded for the first time in a week and prices post strong recovery. The market rose 1 to 7 points, lifting averages back to levels near April 16, 1931. Only Mazel 14 and March 17 saw larger gains in 1931 two prior sessions.
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New York
One Stock Exchange
Une
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Rex
Fred Stone
Farmer Yi
Dell
Joan Bennett Znsu Pitts Eer Anan Me
John Arledge
Robinson
J. A. McLaughlin
Erie
Woman's Club Plans
Mis. Vinettie Ferry
Lilah
Shewaan
Anna McGraw
Florence
Chalestown
S. Car
J. Morris
A. N. Morrilt
E.kuninan
Lorain
Oma
Merrit
Willard Hotel
Irvin
Kellogg's
Ours Rivera
NEW Deal Optical
Wivevar
Zour
Rholen
Fords ‘ Lyne
Erie, Pa
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Hillstrom Home
Lutheran House
Reasonaie
Care Journal
Bliby
Sunnyfield Pastry
Pillsbury
Brockport
P&g
Suninyfield
Ann Page
Voz
Grand Central Station
New York City
A&p Food Stores
American Gan
American T&t
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel - Bell Aviation Gurtiss
Wright , Columbia, Cao
Chryster Continental Gan
General Electric
General Motors International
Nick Kennesott
Kelvinator
Montgomery War National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Otis Steel Packard Penna RR Parc Olco Rr Socony Vacuum
Llandaia Oil
Arkansas Gas Aero Supply
Asso Gas & Eleclr Cities Service
McCord Rad
Low Star Gas West
Bory
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