Soldiers Held in Auto Theft at Jamestown
Two soldiers from Fort Myer Virginia are held for grand jury action on charges of bringing stolen goods into the state. Pvt George Wilson of Easton Pennsylvania and Pvt Robert J Smith of Jamestown were arraigned before Judge Allen E Bargar after walking examination and are held in $1000 bail each. They were arrested at 230 p m Saturday with a stolen automobile and Washington license plates. A filling station report of a stolen tire and wheel led to the arrest.
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Jamestown
Fort Myer
Dlefault
Allen E. Bargar
George Wilson
Easton
Robert J. Smith
Aistective Bureau
Washington, D. C
Buck deer invade Youngstown steel plant at night
Two young buck deer entered Youngstown Sheet and Tube Campbell plant strip mill. One escaped toward furnaces as workers watched. The second darted along the mill and toppled a strip table, where runout man Harry Flagall killed it. The first buck was found with a broken leg and likely to be destroyed after being released.
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Youngstown, O
Youngstown Sheet and Tuber Company
Campbell Plant
Harry Flagall
Earl Resler
Two defendants sentenced in larceny case in Mayville
In Mayville on November 11 Judge Hugh V. N. Bodine granted suspended sentences after reducing charges. William F. Lawton aged 19 received 5 to 10 years for a third degree burglary linked to a January 24 1945 home entry. Andrew S. Stengle 27 pled to one count of the five attempted first degree grand larceny indictments and got 1 to 2 years in Attlee State Prison.
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Mayville
Hugh V. N. Bodine
Willam FR. Lawton
Lakewood
Elmira
Finn pleads innocent to assault charge in nurse's drowning
John G. Finn, 22, pleaded innocent to a second degree assault indictment tied to Reys Reznick, a New York City nurse found drowned after he struck her near the Summer Hotel in Lake George. Bail set at 5000. arraignment postponed to Thursday at defense request. North of the article also notes the identification of Eugene Hardesty, 41, of New Brighton, as the York County body found near a country road with lungs filled with water, police say.
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Lake George
N. Y
John G. Finn
Reys Reznick
New York City
Stamford
Conn
Warren County
Howard A. Glassbrook
Finn
Francis W. McGinkey
Glens
Berry
York
Eugene Hardesty
New Brighton
Beaver County
York Hospital
L. C. Pusch
Local families gather for Sunday dinner and community notices
Amelia Morton and others from Chau taudua and Stow host Sunday dinner in Meager home. Spur and Riding Club to hold monthly meeting at Centerville home. Morris Jackson and Minnie Myers attend family birthday in Meadville. Various church notices recap meetings and services. Sparta Grange reports strong turnout at Bloomfield dinner and program.
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Spartansburg
Amelia Morton
Rol
Morton
Jon
Chau
Taudua
Philip
Mary Jane
Stow
Walter
Spur and Riding Club
Ivan Geer
Centerville
Morris Jackson
Minnie Myers
Roy Dalrymple
Meadville
Elmer Nickham
Mr. Jackson
Myrna Hyde
Elmer
Nickham
Myrna
Lewis
Golda
Martin
Benard
Mortis
Richard Schull
Walter Maziarz
Katherleen
Roland
Prank
Hyde
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Bethany Independent Baptist
E Calvary Baptist Church
Baptist Church Trust
Willam Brooks
Edith Peck
Hatchtown
Clara Newman
Methodist Church
Thomas E. Colley
Elnora Farley
D. W. Kinney
Neil Stranahan
Weekend guest round of Concord Corners and nearby towns
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Scouten and son at Concord Corners with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Goodwill. The Thompson family returned home after visiting their daughter in Pittsfield. Others visiting spanned St Marys Narbeth and Palmeton areas with multiple extended family gatherings.
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Willam Brooks Jett
Dewolt
Jack Patterson
Ethel
Robert F. Jordon
Cleveland
Charles Hawkins
Mary Ann Hawkins
Edward Marvin
Oil City
Richard Gilen
Guy Scouten
Judy
Linda Lyons
Clarksburg
Bloomfield Grange
Sparta Grange
William Scouten
Jesse Goodwill
Concord Corners
Charles Thompson
Donald Newbold
Pittsfield
Rose DePrater
St. Marys
Deste Dooher
Ben DePrater
Margaret Huff
Narbeth
Ralph Steadman
Jamestown
Meadville
D. V
Glenn R.kinney
Craig
Steadman
Donald Evans
William Harrison
President and founder of Erie plant dies at 55
Leonard O. Carlson, 55, president and founder of Erie Meter System Inc., died at 2 a.m. Monday at his Erie home after a three year illness. Born in Jamestown on April 10, 1892, he moved to Conneautville, graduated from Conneautville High School, attended Allegheny College, and came to Erie in 1918 to work for Erie Forge and Steel Co. He later formed Brig Service Station Equipment Co. in 1922.
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Erie Plant
Erie
Leonard 0. Carlson
Erie Meter System, Inc
Jamestown
Carlson
Conneautville
Allegheny College
Meadville
Erie Forge and Steel Co
Brig Service Station Equipment Company
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