Indictment List Includes Former Bank Officers in Pa
United Press reports from Pittsburgh that over 75 people were indicted by a federal grand jury. Among them are former bank officials C. B. Gardner Jr. of Osceola Mills Clearfield County and M C Irwin of Avella Washington County, with multiple counts of misapplication of funds cited against them and others.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Federal Grand
Bani
C. B. Gardner, Jr
Osceola
Mill
Clearfield County
MC. Irwin
Avella
Washington County
Gardner
Peoples National Bank
Oscesla Mills
Irwin
Lincoln ‘N National Bank
Frank R. Westlake
Charles R. McFadden
William Sutherland
Bert Trewin
Onticias
Arthur Ambrose
Brie
William Brennan
Tom *Martini
Frank Merriman
Ambrose
John Snyder
New Castle
Lewig Goodman
Sharon
Costa Tica Naumovich
Ridgway
United States
John Grays
Gallatin
Monongahela
John G. Schimmel
Willet
Giana
Antonio Romagnoli
Altoona
Frank Kopecky
Minnie Cech
Monaca
Beaver County
Vitecent Casper
Pasquale Monaco
Youngwood
Westmoreland County
Sarah Converse
Indiana
John R. Jenkins
Ogle Township
Somerset County
William Cohen
Greensburg
Joseph Fazio
Melvin Bradley
Ton Saccamagno
William Woerner
Wesleyville
Exemonty
George Angus
New Kensington
Joe Cohen
Joe Parai
Forward Township
Allegheny County
Leopold Snyder
Franke
Fr. C. Wenning
Joseph ‘Welsh
Mt.Pleasant
Thoms Yeokal
Arnold
James and
John Torenzio
Patton Township
Allegheny
Armistice Day memories and campus news note
Armistice Day reflections mark a year since World War I end as Robert Wilcox joins the Adytum yearbook staff at Mawison University. The issue also reports local election results, Armistice Day parades, and various community notices including gas production, motor patrol appointments, and regional tributes across Bradford and Corry.
Missionary couple to speak at First Pentecostal church
Rev and Mrs Arthur Jonnsom vo Lunan Yun an China will speak sing and play at First Pentecostal Church 36 East Church Street Thursday evening at 7 45 in oriental costume. They have spent many years in China and bring a strong message. In Jamestown New York they spoke at the Glad Tidings tabernacle.
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Arthur Jonnsom Vo Lunan
Yunan
China
First Pentecostal
East Church Street
Jamestown
N. Y
Rural road project links Union City to Erie region
Harrisburg dispatch reports a rural Firie county vicinity all weather road just completed connects with highways east of Union City as part of Governor Pinchot's program to lift farmers from mud. Secretary Sam Lewis notes the improvement gives residents many routes for markets and social outlets.
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Harrisburg
Firie County
Union City
Pinchot
Sam Lewis
Corry Woman's Club hears state meeting report
The November meeting at the Corry Woman's Club in the clubhouse, chaired by Mrs. S. Austin, transacted routine business. A December bazaar planned by Ways and Means, with Mrs. Jerome Haight as chair, was announced. Mrs. EB Barnes reported on the State Federation meeting in York, Pa, and announced the Forum department's first Thursday meeting. A dinner followed and a lecture on Economical Imperialism by Dr. Dale Baird was set for the evening. Fifteen members attended the executive board session prior to the meeting.
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Corry Woman's Club
S. Austin
Wes
Ways and Means
Jerome Haight
EB. ©. Barnes
Federation of ‘Women's Club
York
Forum
Dale Baird
Polish Alliance College
Cambridge Springs
Junior P.T.A. meeting Thursday evening at 8:30
The regular Elementary P.T.A. meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at 8:30 in room 6. The nursery will be in room 2. Mrs Worth Hammond and her committee plan a program including a paper on Responsibility of the Home in Children's Reading by Mrs J B Mount, and What We are Doing for Book Week by grade teachers, vocal selections by Mrs R Dewey with Mrs H Labeyre as accompanist. Members and friends are invited to attend a full house with special music and singing.
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Worth Hammond
J. B. Mount
R. Dewey
H. Labeyre
Sil
Pace
Needlework Guild Meeting Supports City Garment Drive
The Gerry chapter of the Needlework Guild of America met at the Municipal building for the annual ingathering of garments. A large number of items were collected for distribution in the city. The local guild, led by Mrs. P. E. Davis, will work with the Corry Relief Fund and hold sessions Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons weekly. Mrs. J. F. Austin spoke on a National Guild article and Mrs. C. H. Geiger, first president of the local society, discussed the Corry guild’s ongoing work. A full report of items turned in will be published later, per secretary Mrs. Bentley.
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Gerry
Needlework Guild of America
Cit
PE. Davis
Corry Relief Fund
J. F. Austin
National Guild
Mra. C. H. Geiger
Read & Paper of
Corry Guild
C. Ss. Bentley
Red Cross Work Explained at Historical Circle Meeting
The Historical Circle met yesterday in the Corry Library with a favorite quotation during roll call. Mrs. Houghton spoke on the Red Cross origins and relief stations while detailing Junior Red Cross work locally and globally. Mrs. Crowell summarized Ramsay MacDonald as a leader, and Mrs. Stearns presented The Akron. A major discussion covered national topics, followed by a report on a hunting accident near Saegertown where J. Kiernan was wounded.
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Historical Circle
Corry
W. Houghton
Red Cross
Prank Crowell
Ramsay MacDonald
Glenn Stearns
Akron
Woman and Son Shot in Woods Held on Hunting Violations
Erie Pennsylvania November 11 1930s state police arrested Joseph Zukow sii 42 and his son Stanley 19 on hunting law violations after a mother Mrs S W White and her son Emanuel were shot on a farm near Erie. Police traced the car license to the Zukowskis. The son claimed a rabbit hunt accidental and the father admitted he was hunting.
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Erie
Joseph Zukowsii
Stanley
S. W. White
Emanuel
Here
Zukowskl
Former Kane Woman Killed In Genesee Crash
Mrs Hens Danks formerly of Kane died after an automobile collision near Genesee New York on Monday. She rode with her husband in their eastbound car when a northbound vehicle struck them at an intersection. She died a short time later. Survived by a daughter Agnes a sister and a brother. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Genesee Road 230 o'clock.
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Kane, Nov
Hens Danks
Kane
Genesee
N. Y
Danks
Agnes
Manera
Ton Road
O’eloole
Body of infant found near Mill Creek tube
Berih Nov 1 infant body found Monday night near the Mill Creek tube at Wallace Street foot. Coroner D S Hanley and Policeman Carl Feldt investigated after interviews with John and Joseph Ast Front Street and Joseph Pegson of 249 East Front Street. No clues surfaced. authorities believe the body was disposed by being thrown into the tube and washed to the hayfront. The coroner arranged burial for the infant.
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Berih
Mill Creek
Wallace Street
D. S. Hanley
Carl Feldt
Joys
John
Josepast
Joseph Pegsnoff
East Front Street
Rumor Rogan Election Will Be Contested
Brien Nov 11 Rumors spread that court action may be filed to prevent Joseph J Rogan from a January start as county commissioner The contention rests on Rogan losing the Democratic vote by 30 and winning over Thomas W Flatley by 900 via Liberal and Independent tickets Attorneys contacted say there is no basis for a challenge Rogan says he would not serve if not lawfully elected A tax and constitution review found no majority minority distinction for elected commissioners
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Brin
Brie
Joseph J. Rogan
Rogan
Times
$37,000 Damage Suit Heard in New York Court
Gerald M. Rose of Sinclairville files a $37,000 negligence action against B. A. Moe and Virgil A. Moe for injuries from a Nov 5 1980 crash on Free donia Road near Lindsirville. Rose alleges facial scars and left eye and hip injuries from the collision with W A Moe driving one car and Robert Straight another. Trial proceeds with Heffernan for the plaintiff and Phillips for the defense.
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Supreme Court
Gerald M. Rose
Sinclairville
B. A. Moe
Virgil A. Moe
Jamestown
Rose
Freedonia
Lindsirville
W. A. Moe
Robert Straight
Thomas P. Heffernan
McKinley L. Phillips
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Adytum
Mawison University
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Francis T. Nagersid
A. Clarks
Swarts
William McCielland
Register of Wills
Swartz
Kelster's Drug
Wing-Wills
A. M. Lite
Odmers
Apchie W. Thompson
Bradford
Telegraph
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Hathleen Nevis
Charles R. Bramhall
Oil City
Corry Union City Road
Phoebe Anna Donovan
Warren
Oil City Hospital
Mondey
Rotary
Haseen
William ‘A. Stile
David A. Snyderharen
Paul Cress
Mercer R. D
State Revenue Department
Hungerford Company
Strick Natural Gas
Wellsboro
Booth No. 1
Hebron Township
Potter County
Tioga County
Franke Schrader
Elmer Shuss
Clyde Hall
Glenn Gat
Wesley Ober
Waterford
Ormen ‘McClelland
Prises
Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
New York
Tere Busia
Concord
Rawford
Wiginborough
Woman's Club
Mott Street
E. C. Barnes
Vention
P.T. A
Nio
Enna Jettick
Newhouse “Shoehouse
Center St
Corry, Pa
Needlework Guild Meets
Jomm J. Kiernan
Phoenix
Meadville
H. A. Horne
Saegertown
Rayon
Kristmas Gifts
Fles
Montgomery Warp & Co
N. Center ST
Rumor Rogan
Dy Sprout
The
Extension Association
Hasbrouck Bros
Titusville
R. D
Potato Club of
Pennsylvania
Pesala
Mbtent
Hesling
Citizens National
Spain
Leon Ca
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