Local notes and court updates from Erie county area
A mixed page of local items includes divorce actions filed in Erie county court, police reports on a motor vehicle violation, church Feast of the Ascension services, a machinist expanding his shop capabilities, trial costs in a murder case, and several health and death notices. Also noted are road use by motorists, a hospital tag sale, a stroke patient, a drunkenness arrest, a prominent jeweler's death, a traffic crossing fatality involving a child, and an obituary to be published tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Thompson
Oil City
Thompson
Venango County
Shrine Club
Old City American Legion
Clute Linendal
West Church Street
Chiir’s
West Main Street
Linendall
Brookville Father Begins Prison Term For Murder
A years old father of seven children was sentenced to 31 years to fifteen years in Western Penitentiary after a second degree murder conviction in the slaying of Waldory Ditty in Corsica during a street fight last September. Corsica lies seven miles west of Brookville. Judge Long denied a new trial last week, and an appeal to the state supreme court was announced by Bunard’s attorneys. Louis Bidenz named Muriel Draper and the Rev William Howard Melish as Communist party members during the libel suit trial involving Mrs Draper’s son Paul the dancer and Larry Adier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Associated Press
Western
Jesse
Song of
Armstrong County
R. L. Bunard
Corsica
Waldory
Corsiga
Long
Buuard
State Supreme Court
Hens
Hartford
Conn
Louis Bidenz
Muriel Draper
William Howard Melish
Communist Party
Bidens
Communist Daily Worker
New Bond Drive Starts Tonight at Liberty Bell
Philadelphia May 15 The historic Liberty Bell will ring tonight to launch a drive to sell 4 billion dollars in savings bonds. Treasury Secretary John W Snyder will tap the bell and the sound will be broadcast by radio. The campaign aims for a quota of 659,950,000 and will run until July 1. Descriptions mention descendants of signers and replicas to cities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Treasury
John W. Snyder
District of Co+lumbin
U. S
Erie Carpenters Sign Continued Contract Agreement
Erie carpenters, about 380 to 400 members of the AFL, voted to continue their 1949 1980 contract with Erie holders at current wages, benefits, and working conditions. Secretary George Wuensehel was to notify Ralph Texter of the Construction Council that the stipulation was satisfactory. Carpenters earn 21.24 an hour, keeping the pace as one of ten crafts with annual agreements. four more negotiations are pending with other trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Carpenters
AFL
Erie Construction
The
Erie
George Wuensehel
Ralph Texter
Cmmell
Campenters
Texter
Lip Govers
Ingestiny
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Hilliman
Corry
Cory Persons
North Center
Erie County Court House
Hmwall
Pennnsylvania
Erie County
Rex Ireland
Columbus
West Pleasant Street
St. Thomas
St. Elizabeth's ‘Church
Moira Jackson
Jackson
Spring Street
Lea Mlecako
Dunkirk
Chautauqia County
Lydia Warner
Mlecako
Mayville
Rochester
Mead Park Association
Loval End Area
Corry de
Corry Hospital
Clymer
C.K. McKenn
Mead Ave Ave
McLean
VFW
James King
Art
Berfore
Cobbett
Alice Aldrich
Elgin
Anni Howard
Chicago
Cook County
Borbert Shutts of
Sugar Grove
Erie Railroad
Dayton
Robert Cooper
Arnold Moore Alsy
Leon
United States
Stahl
Sins Wea
Handsome Man
Stahl Jewelers
St. Cory
Emi
Frank Litz, JR
Spring St
Pride OF Florida
Keystone
Betty Carlson
Ast
Mik
Funueus
Srusemenus
James H. Duff
John S
Werc Erie
Monica Player
Mry
John P McCullough
Greenwich
Ansco
Sarge
Cys
Emai
Armstrong
Armstong
Atyle
Meerdink’s Home
West Main and
Spring
Pol
Jay Cooke
Col. W. S. Houghton
Corry Insurance
Cooke
Houghton
France
Pennsylvania
Life Nal Ie
Dodge
Nak
Martin Motor Sales
West South St
Dodge - Plymouth