Murder Trial Opens Monday at Mayville
Charles Diprimo, 40, stands trial for first degree murder in the death of Angelo Ferrara of Falconer. Juror selection began Monday afternoon with Judge Alonzo Hinsley presiding. Prosecutor John S. Leotard led the Jamestown team. Lombardo Bates and Boyd joined for the defense. Spectators were barred during jury selection amid security for the high profile case.
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Charles de Primo
Jamestown
Angelo Ferraro
Falconer
Wayville
Charles Diprimo
Dam Town
Angelo Ferritro
DiPrima
Talesmen
Alonzo Insley
Buffalo
John S. Leotard
Jamestwons
Michell D. ‘Lombardo
Royal M. Bates
Coyle Boyd
di- Primo
Hinsley
Eurlier
DiPrimo
Ferrara
County Edict Shapes Swartz Office After Hours
Swartz County officials told state inheritance tax staffers under B F Swartz cannot perform state work during regular courthouse hours. The move follows the firing of Margaret Kline, a state tax clerk in Swartz's office, with Swartz planning to fund after hours county employee work personally.
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Prie
B.F. Swartz
Register of Wills
Margaret Kline
North Egat
Swarts
Swartz
Seven months after death two charged in New Castle murder
A seven months investigation into the death of William Cade a four year old bachelor culminated in arrests for Billers Vangelesp age 27 and Harry Gross age 30 of murder charges. Charges of being an accessory after the fact were filed against seven others alleged to have attended a party where Cade was killed as HLM Lee county detective and state police conducted the investigation.
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New Castle
William Cade
iBillers Vangelsep
Harry Gross
Dain Tea Claims Big Weight Loss Without Diet or Exercise
An advertisement touts Dain Tea as a no cost method to lose up to a pound daily without starvation or strenuous activity. It promises rapid weight loss, aging benefits, and testimonials from women such as Mrs. Frisch who shed thirty pounds and Mrs. Strain who dropped four pounds in a week, asserting the tea is safe and economical.
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Frisch
Strain
Marks
Free Trial Offer for Dain Tea Postcard
Irregular ad text promises a free trial of Dain Tea with return mail and a trial supply. It requests a $2.00 rentment and notes a 19 day rerand. The ad provides an address 857-210 Nutaw St, Enltimers, it.
Sparta Seniors to Offer Play Friday Evening
Sparta news notes the 1933 senior class will stage the three act comedy Boots and Her Buddies for Class Night with a large cast including Boots Margaret Provins and Prof Ned Boyd. The item also covers community events, quilting, relief seeds, school activities, and local visits.
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Boots
Will
Neil Stranahan
Thrift Gardens
Sparta
Sparpansburg
Ztm
Margaret Provins
Ned Boyd
Paul Rigby
Albert Stevens
Arnett Reich
Joe Harding
Theodore Klug
Bill Thompson
William Walford
Percival Manneys
Jeff
Bill
Clifford Young
Mary Roland
Botts
Lucille Blakeslee
Jane Nelson
Marjorie Pfeiffer
Audrey Heminway
Boyd
Esther Farley
Mundy
Lois Burlingame
Howard Nuts
Tnez
Juanita Bloomfield
Larry
Herman Bloomfield
Joe
Charles Coates
Ben Wenger Brown
Marie
Dorothy
Carroll
Jeff Harding
Neil
Model Dairy Company
Corry
WOCL
Jamestown
N.Y
Arthur Wooley
Fredonia
N. Y
Paul Blakeslee
Ralph Hovis
Babe
Oil City
Clair Lindsay
Raymond Waller
Helen Logan
Sharon
Gassa Fuller
Fill
Belle Fulteri
Sparta Vocational School System
Miss Tuite
Spartanshore
Ian King Bowen
Gardenay
Bowen Hay
A. W. Rauscher
R. J. Rauscher
Tohnsonburg
A. Buxton
PA. Risheberger
Greenvile
William Rishnberger
Carl Davis
Warren, Ps
Davis
Warren General Hospital
Dorothy Gates
Concord Corners
Mary Were
Tom Uwn
Wence
Maug Leads Police Runoff After Pittsburgh Hold Up
Pittsburgh police renewed hunt for gang leader Maug and partner Tarpaeck after four robbers hit the Webster Hart Coffee Shop. Mrs Helen Loevenich identified the leader as Maug via a police photo. The quartet fled in a waiting car toward downtown as officers pursued with no new clues.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
John May
Edward Murpack
Western Penitentiary
Webster Hart
Helen Loevenich
Alumni of St Edward's Plan Card Party at Hall
Alumni of St Edward's High School met last evening in St Edward's hall and arranged a card party to be held Friday evening May 26. Miss Mary Restler, president, will oversee arrangements. The group also plans a dancing party for the senior brass in June. Regular meeting business concluded.
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St. Edward's High School
St. Edward's Hall
Mary Restler
Man Fatally Hurt in Fall
Clean May 16 Relah Zer vy 42 of 418 South Fourth arrest says fatally injured Monday 6 a fall from ladder in North Street. Death from a fractured skull resulted soon afterward. Zerby was doing electrical work on a hole when the accident occurred. He was a lifelong resident of Olean and had been an electrician for several years. He is survived by his wife Anna Henry Zerby, one daughter Patricia Anna, his mother Susanne Zerby of Olean, two sisters, and no brother.
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Relah R. Zervy
South Fourth
Syes
North Street
Zerby
Anna Henry Zerby
Patricia Anna
Suganne Zerby
Olean
Kane Seniors Return From Class Pilgrimage
Kane seniors arrived back in class after a Rotary Sunday morning trip to Washington Gettysburg and other points. The three day journey ended Sunday at 4 a.m. when two buses rolled into Kane two hours late. About sixty-two students rested after the long excursion and toured Gettysburg battlefield for about an hour Saturday afternoon.
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Kane
Rotary
Washington
Gettysburg
Fort LeBoeuf Chapter Meets Fort LeBoeuf Chapter Meets
The Fort LeBoeuf Chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists holds a luncheon meeting Saturday May 20 at the Brick House Tea Room North Center Street. Mrs T J Giblin is in charge of reservations reports will be given by Mrs M A Nagle past regent on the National Congress meeting in Washington D C and other business. Local members listed include Mrs B O Howard Mrs Wave Perkins Mrs J I Goblin Mrs Ruth Start Mrs J B Patterson Mrs Belle Kay Miss Louise Williams and Abn Terrill.
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Fort LeBoeuf
Daughters of the American Colonists
Brick House Tea Room
North Center Street
T. J. Giblin
M.A. Nagle
Oriv
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Colonists
Washington, D. C
BO. Howard
Wave Perkins
J. 1
Goblin
Ruth Start
J. B. Patterson
Belle Kay
Louise Williams
Abn Terrill
Spinney and Spinieh in the Two Row Plant Mix
In a garbled science text fragment two rows describe Spinney and Spinieh relations to plant growth and two cows off xpdiavh. Mentions Vosta teen Hyneek NUL and various unclear terms about rows and plants.
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Srinath HadulstnsSet
Clie
Phare
Yvnitifaen
Hyovcah
Epilivnet
Jens Futhshes Herwevye
Hegerath
Walter Iehrheeonn
Rudislee Jaye
Dee
Rome
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Ruth Laworthy
Dunkin
W. C
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Mary Johnson
Wilberia Johnson
Clara Weldner
Naomi Hutchinson
el Nott Hutchinson
Darel Hutchinson
Rhy Cortes
We Farm
D. W. Kinney
Britton Run
N. Titus
Vanger Brown
Theodore Kinz
H. Miller
A. L. Miller
Charles Torrey
George Laird
Stowe
Allen Laird
Ian Rose
Union City
Julia Brooks
Harley Schreckenvgost
R, E. Blakeslee
John Linse
Sormer
Bil Schreckengost
Mapel
Livenspire
Im.b. Church
C. N. Titus
C. A. Buxton
Atols
John L. Nash
Erle
Doris Blakesise
Methodist Churin
Centerville
Lola Lyons
Betty Smith
Vivian Peterson
Beaverdam
Doris Binkes
Lucy Austin
Waterford
Grover Chellon
Northern Sparta
Robert Binley
Erie
Editt Winans
Sean Brats
Giefin Steadman
Cannanus Lake
C. H. Steadmay
J. A. Johnston
OM City
M. D. Goodman
Gladys Stranahan
Meadville
D. D. Stranaban
Patton
Tay
Sparta Vocational School
C. 4
Bixxton
Titusville
John Weming
Ralph Rexford
Ashville
Ray Wood
Shippensville
Della Kinney
Maug
Holdup
ST. Edward's
Il City Trust
Compan
Stanley
Som Lee W Gabler
Henry
Jon
Ralph R. Zerby
Daughters OF American Colonists
Walla Wiailda
Wash
Wattsburg
Dean Halliday
Kessler Bldg
Isinto
Crestompany
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