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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1936

Page

8

Sellen Freed of Manslaughter Not Satisfied With Verdict

Harborcreek farmer James Sellen 29, a former Corry resident, protested the jury verdict and the court costs of 82.05 after being found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 66 year old WPA worker James Welch. Blackmore argued Sellen acted in self defense after a March 26 confrontation at his farm following a prior auto accident. Judge Kitts noted perjury claims but no charges followed. no further developments expected.

James Sellen Harborcreek Corry Bellen Bellen Ie John A. Blackmore Blackmore Sellen Welch É Sellen Gyo Miles B. Kitts

Cochran Says Orders Not Needed in Erie Area

Bernard B. Cochran WPA director for the Erie area says Washington orders against arming guards or discriminating by beliefs are unnecessary here. He notes Erie officials have always listened to any organized group seeking help for WPA workers, the unemployed, or local problems.

Make This Quick Test Get a Small Bottle Sorbol-Quad

An advertisement promotes a small bottle of Sorbol-Quad colorless medicine claiming rapid relief for thyroid needs, asserting it does not interfere with work or pleasure and can be taken twice daily. Condra's Pharmacy offers further information.

Condra

Bracken to Ring Columbus Church Bell Sunday

D L Bracken, famed local restaurateur, recalls ringing the bell at the old Columbus church in the sixties and will preside over a bell ringing at the eastside church now housing St Marys Greek Catholic. He recalls attending a private school in the church when about 15 in 1866. The Corry resident Virgil G Curtis and his sister taught there. The old edifice has been repaired and remodeled for St Marys parish under Rev Dimitry Musko.

D. L. Bracken Columbus St. Mary's Mr. Bracken Virgil G. Curtis Corry St. Mary's Parish Dimitry Musko

Return Suspect in Break In at Erie Club

ERIE May 14 After an unsuccessful fight against extradition Charles Rinaldo of Buffalo N Y was being returned from that city today by Detective Sergeant Paul Luthringer Rinaldo an alleged member of his jack slot machine ring is wanted on charges of breaking into the Fraternal Order of Orioles club at 102 East Second Street Police allege that Rinaldo and two other men forced a door to enter the club rooms last month The club steward detected them after he had closed the club and frustrated the attempted burglary.

S Erie Charles Rinaldo Buffalo Paul Tuthringer Rinaldo Order of Orioles

Corry Grange Meeting Saturday in Melk Hall

Corry Grange will hold a regular session at o o'clock Saturday evening in Melk hall on North Center street. The main business is the installation of a class of candidates in the Ascended and fourth degrees. A short program will feature piano solo by Dorothy Gates, discussion on State fish hatcheries, songs, a question box, recitation When Father Fade the Goat by Leonard Swanson. A lunch will follow. those not solicited are asked to bring bread and butter sandwiches.

Corry Grange Melk Hornblowk North Center Street Dorothy Gates Pather Leonard Swanson

Railroad man hangs self in garage at home

May 14 A Richards 50 Cranesgills in ill health for some time was found hanging in the garage at the rear of his home by his daughter Mrs Ray Glass who lives nearby Richards a well known shop employee for the Bessemer railroad in Cranesville had been in ill health and this is believed to be the cause of his death by his own action He is believed to have hung himself Tuesday afternoon while his family was away.

WRSE O. A. Richards Cranesgills Ray Glass Richards Cranesville Bessemer Railroad

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