Night Patrolman Held After Attack in Erie
Erie authorities investigate after night patrolman John J Shuhart 36 a special officer for Baldwin Bros is arrested on charges of pointing a revolver at Julia Strusz and assault with intent to commit a felony He allegedly beat her then threatened her daughter at gunpoint seeking stolen lumber Shuhart released on 1000 bail before a preliminary hearing, claiming a secret warrant and past car robbery conviction from 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIE
John J Shihart
Julia Strusz
East Seth Street
Frank Gaczkowaki
Shubert
Shuhart
Wester Penitentiary
Freak Wild Cat Captured by Kane High Senior
Kane Nov 1. Roland Snapp a Kane High School senior hunter and trapper brought in a freak full grown wild cat caught in a steel trap near town. The tail ran about a foot long unlike a wildcat, drawing immediate interest from hunters. Snapp plans to skin the animal and send it to Harrisburg for a $15 pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Wall Street
Roland Sospp
Kane Hig
Sehool
Bayard Street
Snapp
Harrisburg
Arrest of pair clears series of robberies
Rochester man Jack Massman and James Meachen of Cleveland were arrested near Smethport by Detretive Jack Allison and jailed on charges of breaking into Rubin and Son in Smethport on Armistice night. Over 1500 dollars in merchandise plus firearms, once hidden at a nearby farm, were recovered. The men allegedly drove a stolen sedan and were armed. several other thefts in the area are linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Massman
Rochester
N. C
James Meachen
Cleveland
Smethport
Jack Allison
Rubin and Son
Bee
Richer B. Pierce
Clinton Street
Olean
Allison
Rubin and Sons
Ulysses
Sedars
Charles Masser
Jamestown Man Hendrickson Suicide at 50 After Work Strain
Jamestown reports the death of John Hendrickson, 50, foreman for the Water Department, who killed himself with carbolic acid yesterday amid health troubles and fading sight. He knew the city water system intimately from decades of service and had worked with his father before incorporation. A nurse, Miss Ant Grubb, also died by jumping into Chautauqua Lake last Tuesday night, casting a grim note over the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
John Hendrickson
Barrows Street
Water Department
Ant D. Grubb
Chautauqua Lake
Hendrickson
Marriage Announcement Cass F. Franz Kathryn Lyons
Announcement of the marriage of Cass F. Franz and Kathryn Lyons, both of this city, on November 14. After December 1, Mr and Mrs Franz will reside at 20 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass F. Franz
Kathryn €. Lyons
Franz
No. 20 Maat Congress Street
Turkey thieves captured at Westfield in county case
Westfield authorities arrest four suspects for stealing six turkeys from Mayville area farms. Archie Pangborn, Westfield, 25, jailed 60 days. Mrs Pangborn fined 10 and 10 days in jail. Gilbert Pangborn, fined 10 with 30 day suspended sentence. Vernon Lupean, Mayville, 25, jailed ten days. Suspects caught near Hannum and Bloomer Roads after deputies pursued a car fleeing with the trophies.
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Mur
Chautauqua
Westfield Justice
Westfield
Josey
Dornberger
Peterson
Mayville
Justice of the Peace
R. D. Powers
Archie Pangborn
Gilbert Pangborn
Vernon Lupean
John Beck
Hannum Road
Bloomer Road
Wild Camels Still Roam in Asia and Africa
Wild camels remain in scattered herds across parts of Asia and Africa. Some groups are considered too untamed for local communities to domesticate, preserving a rare and unbroken line of true wild camels amid harsh desert environments.
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Asia
Africa
Warren Faces Surprise Move of Patrol Station
In Warren on Nov 46 a protest erupted after Corporal J. Kennedy, head of the local State Highway Patrol barracks, received orders to relocate equipment and the station to Bradford. A moon-hour message from Captain W. G. Price at Harrisburg directed the move, prompting officials to seek talks with Mumford. Price offered a conference with a subordinate to discuss placing another patrol in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
J. 8. Kennedy
State Highway Patrol
Bradford
W. G. Price
Harrisburg
Bay State
A. W. Mumford J
Price
Soial
Mumford
AITCH HIKER HURT IN STALLING HIT-AND-RUN
A Wellsboro Pa man Leo Fuller of Wellsboro Pa badly injured when struck by a moving automobile after attempting to hitchhike homeward near Union Street Olean. He suffered a fractured skull and brain injury at Fri morning reports from Olean General Hospital. Wright of Portville said to have fled after the incident. Fuller expected to recover.
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Olean
Leo Puller
Wellsboro
Olean General Hospital
Fuller
Union Street
Wellshoro
K. Wright
Portville
Fortville
Wright
Olean Hospital
Pieler
Card Party Enjoyed At Lodge Hall Event
After the W. B. A. lodge session last evening a Five Hundred card party was held at Macca bee Hall with seven tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. C. A. Cooley and Mrs. Mary Patterson. Mrs. Ernest Baehofer chaired the event and a light supper of sandwiches cake pickles and coffee was served.
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Maccabee Hall
Johnson
C. A. Cooley
Mary Patterson
Ernest Baehofer
Market Upswing Seen as Dow Turnaround Prompts Rally
United Press reports a mid November market shift as prices recover from a sharp fall. Big moves included a $50 bid for 2,000,000 shares of Standard Oil of New Jersey, a corporate tax cut talk, and a 4 1 to 4 12 percent rediscount rate cut. Hoover promises a business conference to spur improvements while U S Steel sees a bid at $100. London steadies and world markets brighten as optimism returns and trading volume rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Washington
New Yorke
U. S. Steel
Hoover
London
Wall Street
Funeral of Mrs VanDresar Follows Dignified Local Service
Relatives and friends from Corry Columbus Spring Creek and vicinity attended the funeral yesterday afternoon for Mrs Meduma VanDresar. Services were at her daughter Polly Rayoulnd’s home 542 Liberty Street conducted by Rev L J Bighmey of Youngsytlia with Rev Willis of Niobe assisting. Flowers were profuse and interment was in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. The vanDresar family included Byron James Milton and Leo VanDrosar and Fred Hall and Arthur Carlson. out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Melvin Bennett of Sugar Grove and Mr and Mrs Lyle Cummings of Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Columbus
Spring Creek
Meduma VanDresar
Atrs
Polly Rayoulnd
Liberty Street
L. J. Bighmey
Youngsyilia
Columbus
Mr. Willis
Niobe
West Lawn ‘Cemetery
Nans
Byron
James
Milton
Leo van Drosar
Fred Hall
Arthur Carlson
City
Mia
Melvin Bennett
Sugar Grove
Lyle ‘Cummings
Sheffield
Trading shift aims to steady market and boost industry
The proposal suggests aligning market activity with a new order to allow the stock market to adjust while maintaining high industry output in the Low Country. The plan emphasizes broader business awareness and steadying the trading environment to support sustained growth.
Mrs Grace By Trap Door Casts Pall of Grief
Fragments describe a woman named Grace fall from a trap door during a gathering at a sawmill area. The incident is noted with names of attendees and mourners, including Laura Bre, Harmon, and Virgie Feld. The report references a funeral service and burial arrangements as neighbors and friends remark on the tragedy.
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Mrs. Grace
Prence Ri
Lucas Gla
Chelson Vrr
Au Clyme
Lower Cemetery Intent Sparks Monument Debate
A community discussion centers on proposed changes at Lower Cemetery as officials and residents debate monument placement and conservation. Local groups push for clearer guidelines while planners seek balanced protection and accessibility.
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Wildcat
Sherwin-Williams
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Hygrad
Mrs. Vandresar
Detroit
Ae Ae Meas
Pennsylvania Gas CO
Leaeben Diaipeyetgetust
E.E. Guignon
Jartie Peel
Hulett
Dhem
Davia
Warren Wheeleo
Bonnin
Boseanth
Louise Wallace
Mrs
Grace
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