Warren court sentencing for axe theft at local company
Arthur Speaker of Warren, an old offender, was sentenced to eleven months to two years after pleading guilty in Warren court yesterday to charges of stealing 21 axes from the Warren Axe and Tool Company. The day’s item also notes a Legion bingo event and estate administration for Mary Sheppard of Union City, who died September 11, 1050, leaving an estate valued at about 91,000 with sister Elizabeth Smith named administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Speaker
Warren
Warren Court
Warren Axe and ‘Tool Company
Legion
Eric
Mary Sheppard
Union Cuy
Elizabeth Smith
Union City
Register of Wills
Ralph McCord
Truscon
Lan‘ston's
Numerous local notices of deaths surgeries and incidents
Reports from Corry and Meadville detail Leroy Portney 63 of 386 West Elm Street dying of a heart attack at home. Mrs Elin Huribat critically ill at Corry hospital after tonsil operation. Kluhr Daye had tonsil surgery at Corry hospital. Donald Dinkledine 17 of Meadville injured in bicycle crash. Vincent Wielsen returned home from Garry hospital after ten days. Helen Ochsenhirt ordained May Queen at Allegheny College. Albert Thomas to speak at Memorial Day services in Meadville. Allen Copeland freed in robbery case but costs. Burdette Beebe reorganization petition denied. Dr. R. B. Gaile ill in Mentiville City after Florida illness. Lloyd G Pike endorses national defense. Titusville street intersection project began. Jamestown bookie activity suspended amid wire service shutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Huribat
West Frederick Street
Corry ‘Hospital
Kluhr Daye
Spring Street
Corry Hospital
Donald Dinkledine
RD. 1
Meadville
Helen Ochsenhirt
Dormont
May Queen
Allegheny College
Albert
Johanase
Madison
Wis
Harrison Doyle
Erie
R. B. Gaile
Mentiville
Beng
Florida
Icken
Lioyd G. Pike
Harrisburg
Ol City
National Defense
Roosevel
Germans Check Paris Siege With Major Attacks Blocked
Unofficial military circles report German offensives around Sedan Rethel and Avesnes fronts were checked as their largest assaults yesterday. The report notes German efforts stalled near key positions with heavy fighting and no decisive breakthrough reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sedan-Rethel
Avesnes
James Asked to Probe PUC
The Pennsylvania Public Ownership League sent a letter to Gov. Arthur H. James urging an investigation of the Public Utility Commission. It accuses the commission of tactics and seeks to expose excessive utility rates affecting consumers statewide. The group objects to Commissioner Richard J. Beamish’s threat to bar it from appearing before the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Irese
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Public Ownership League
Arthur H. James
Public Utility Commission
Commonwealth
Richard J. Beamish
League
George A. Curtis
Commission
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lettie Parkhurst
Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM from the late home in Sherman New York for Lettie Caster Parkhurst widow of Fred Parkhurst who died yesterday at age 73 Born in Olivier New York she lived in Sherman 43 years Surviving daughters Florence Pratt Ruth Smith Ida Weld Blanche Chase a brother Charles Casler and a sister Edith Austin Friends and relatives are noted with several local moves and visits mentioned in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Parkhurst
Sherman
N. Y
Lettie Caster Parkhurst
Fred Parkhurst
Olivier
Plorence Pratt
Oi City
Ruth Smith
Chautauqua
Ida Weld
Blanche Chase
Charles Casler
Edith Austin
Corry
Death of Mrs Maude Eastman
Mrs Maude Eastman IMIS MAME Eastman aged 70 died at Conry hospital just before 1 am after lingering illness. She had been ill long and admitted four days ago, with critical condition. She lived in the city with her daughter Miss Merle Simmons at 119th Venue for two years. Survived by another daughter Mrs Everett Ben asen Bloyd Sutton, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral Monday at home with burial in East Branch cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imis
Mame
Eastman
Conry Hospital
Merle Simmons
Itth ‘Venue
Simmons
Hastinan
Everett Benasen Bloyd Sutton
East Branch Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polks Orange & Grape Fruit Blend
Campbell's
Burt Onley
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Marty
H.W. Correll
Warren Chamber of Commerce
R. Z." Hemingway
Alle Jzheny National Forest
Lockport
N.Y
Penn Yan
Holly
Althea M. Correll
Girl Stouts
Birdsal Edey
Grinderville
National Youth Administration
Lanston’s
Oil City
First Free Methodist Church
Chuch
Wilcox Grocery
Butler
Elmer E. Brown
Buller
United States
Joseph P. Guffey Fiver
Sabine
Pupiis
Liter
J. Brady Murrin
Purvis
Murrin
Eile Ol
Wilburn
Pole
Smithson Avenue
Lawrence Park
St. Vincent's Hospital
Col. Pole
County Register of
Instel
Gile
Lyle Orr
C. Allebach
East Sixth Street
John Byrd
Poplar Street
J. Davies
McKean
Red Light
Charles Capron
Rustic Gate
Hotel Phoenix
Hadith
Edward Miner
Mayburg
Ripley and
Clymer
Corry Shoe Shine Parlor
Superior Oil Works
McLeleer
Royal Manufacturing Company of
Duquesne
McLeseer
Seneva Parent-Teacher Association
Lindsley's Pharmacy
EL. Wagner
Puri Street
Leroy Portney
West Elm Street
Timueville
Frederick Miller
East Pleasant Street
Carry Hospital
Vincent Wielsen
Maples Avenue
Garry Hospital
Titusville
T Ae
Jamestown
Vos
Pendadie
James
Public Ownership League
Harold Jewell
Predonia
G. F. Miller
Shirley Larson
Sara Elizabeth Rouch
Youngsville, Teft
Greenville
Thiel College
Lucy Frans
C. H. Anderson
Conneautt
Ohio
Irvin Wells
Dan and
Thomas
Indiana
Edward Morrison
East Main Street
Corry Drug Company
Walgreen Agency
Center St
Corry, Pa
Edgerton
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Maude Eastman
Bearded Lady
TruVal
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Chevrolet
Seabiscuit
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Dr Fat
Honest Grahar
Miracle Crisco
Whitterk
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