Contested sentences in Nov. murder trial court docket
The record notes sentences handed down Monday in the murder trial of Mike inick with two convicts, including Iljah Noble, who received one to two years at Western Penitentiary for larceny and forging while a burglary charge was dismissed. Paul Turka paid $100 and court costs for a drunk driving plea, with his war record noted. Additional cases were dismissed or continued, and several local residents attended various social visits. Community notices mention a Spartanburg event calendar, a junior class movie fundraiser, and upcoming tax and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Inick
Dudge Burton Laub
Iljah Noble
Western Penitentiary
Noble
Paul ‘Turka
Laub
Turko
Camden Ruffner
Coty
Ludge J. Orin Waite
Local social events and gatherings noted in Meadville area
Community calendar items include a prewar annual event, senior play planned at Sparta High School on November 22 in the gym, and a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Laurence Snapp for Mrs. John Kolaja. Funeral of Mrs. William Merchant reported in Conneautville with family return. Church notes mention Methodist Bible study, prayer services, and Gospel Tabernacle activities for November 12 and 23 led by Joe McCra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brooks
Sarah Hines
John
Westfield
Ripley
N. X
Sparta Township
Harry Firth
John Kotaja
W. R. Burrell
Rew City
P. H. Gilson
Susan
Custer City
Elnora Farley
Carl Mallon
Salem
Herbert Winans
Pau Smith
Smith
Cliford Crosby
Ray Crosby
John Kolaja
K. Arden Bennett
Charles Wetherbee
Kellja
Lyell Carr
William Merchant
Conneautville
Saegertown Priday
Carol
Methodist Bible Study
E. P. Firth
Duesday
Gospel ‘Tabernacle and Young People's Meeting
Joe McCra
Services Held Today for Carl Sullivan
Funeral services were held at 9 30 AM at St Thomas Church for Carl J Sullivan with Rev Francis J Graves officiating assisted by the church choir. Burial followed in St Thomas Cemetery. Out of town mourners included Carl J Sullivan Jr of Chicago and families from Warren Titusville Willoughby Erie and Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nein
Carl J. Sullivan
St. Thomas Church
Francis J.graves
Carlton Morrell
William Foley
Don Foley
John McLaughlin
Charles McLaughlin
W.E. Phillips
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Carl J. Sullivan, Jr
Chicago
Lawrence Case
Tiusville
William and
Donald Folley
Willoughby
Robert Alexander
Bruce Banks
Erie
B. J. Sexton
William Lanner
Therese M. Martin
Robert Reynolds
Warren
William Coots
Margaret Coots
Titusville
Arizona Rancher Held as Big Drug Dealer
Washington reports the Treasury disclosed the arrest in Phoenix of Robert Dudley Linville, a wealthy rancher described by Narcotics Commissioner Anslinger as the most important international narcotics trafficker known. Linville, held on $75,000 bond for extradition to Los Angeles for federal indictment, conducted a secret business under a rancher pretence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry d. Anstinger
Narcotics Bureau
Robert Dudley Linville
Anslinger
Linville
Southern District of California
Los Angeles
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Spartansburg
Roy Ehrhart
Riceville
Ray Ehrhart
William Scouten
Gerald Scouten
Slesie Coodwill
Ter
Keith Nichols
New Baby
Trimms Corners
James Paul
Wirth Ingram
Sparta High Lis
Ira Ramsey
Ta, Jr
Corriene
Earl Smyith
Sae~gertown
T. Irwin
Irwin
Ruth Scouten
Cleveland
Mary Zareely
Arthur Scouten
Dorothy Davis
Houghton College
North Corry Emblem
Columbus Ave
Armitage
B.F.I
Fee Lefter Handt
Jergens Lotion Irony
Boc
Anbe Iy
McKesson
Burns
Martin Washington Club
Lulu Upton
W. S
Eens
Florence Snapp
Nadine
Jo Ann Lord
Corry
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Keystone VanCise
Al's Clothes Shop
Al’s
Corry, Pa
Aineh
G. C. Murphy Co
Carl Sullivan
St. Teresa’s Hall
Union City
Masini
Yan Bilan
Hialti
New York
London
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Taylor’s Jewelry
Equator
Arizona
U.S
Jersey
Stokely’s
Bartlett Pears
Orchard Park
Stokely
Olly Cag
Pei
Anni
Novich
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