JAIL TERMS FOR 4 DEFENDANTS IN VENANGO CO
Four defendants charged with larceny were jailed after arraignment before Judge Lee A. McCracken in Franklin. Trim Mong of Franklin received one to two years at Western Penitentiary plus solitary confinement, a $25 fine and costs. Oil City men Jack Morrison and Frank Stempin drew six months in the county jail with $25 costs. James Foley of Oil City pled guilty to breaking and entering and larceny and got one year in jail with $25 costs. parole possible after restitution and payment. Attorney Albert Thomas sought parole for Foley with support from Titoville residents.
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Pranklin
Lee A. McCracken
Triin E. Mong
Franklin
Western Penitentiary
Jack Morrison
Frank Stempin
Oil City
Rynd Tarm
James Foley
Albert Thomas
Meadville
Tituville
Foley
Snow removal plan for 15,000 miles of highways in Pa
Harrisburg Nov 29 Special instructions for snow removal were issued by Warren Van Dyke secretary of highways The 1935 36 program will provide safe driving on about 15 000 miles of highway in the state with 8 000 000 expended and about 5 000 men employed Night watchmen will be on duty at each shed and operators alerted as storms approach Road patrol starts when snow reaches two inches and continues until all roads are clear Emphasis on clearing snow and ice from rail flanges after crossings are opened to prevent derailments
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Harrisburg
Warren van. Dyke
Deerly
Menace to Girls Tuberculosis Claim Spurs Seal Drive
A local health message warns that tuberculosis harms more girls than boys ages 15 to 26. The notice urges buying Christmas Seals to fund protection and prevention efforts for young women’s health.
Sparta Woman's Club meets in Rexford home gathering
Spartaburg November 29 The Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Lins Rexford home with sixteen members present and three guests Mrs With Bates Miss Ruth Rexford and Victor Sayre welcomed two new members Mrs Ida Fixth and Mrs Mabel Isihman. Program featured roll call poems and music plus a salmon industry story and local social scenes.
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Spartansburg
Lins Rexford
Presdent
With Bates
Ruth Rexford
Victor Sayre
Ida Fixth
Mabel Isihman
Casan Ful Jen
Edrna. Jacques
F. O. ‘Swart
Katherine Healy
Caliifornia
Orezba
Washington
Alaska
Easlily
Sstmom
Ina Kinz Bowen
Strauss
John Martin
Lina Rexford
Faith Wallace
Sparta Firemen
Hasbrouck
Orchestra of
Corry
Anna Hanks
A. C. Grant
Bradford
George Davis
Oil City
Wilmer Major
Juny
Alan Stewart
Blaine
Titusville
Ondmother
Carrie Taylor
Ethel
Glen Burton
Meadville
Burton
Anthony Smith
Laura Blakeslee
Mayville
Clyde McGray
Charles Penoyer
Bernarde
Wetherbee welcomes Shirley Dean amid Thanksgiving gatherings
A son named Shirley Dean was welcomed Monday to Mr and Mrs. Gerald W. Wetherbee. The newborn and mother are reported well. Various relatives visited or traveled to spend Thanksgiving with kin including Sehreckengost, Maxon, Penoyer, Phelps, Coates, Seedack, Puller, Winans, Fuller, and others in Erie Jamestown Sharon Corry Findley Lake and Shippensburg.
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Gerald W. Wetherhee
Daugster
Shirley Dean
Wey
Wetherbee
Babe
Jennié Sehreckepgost
Erle
Harley Schreckengost
Adah Maxon
Fred Penoyer
Glyndon
William Hurnet
Fredonia
James Phelps
Seth Coates
Jamestown
Frank Seedack
Erie
Orners
V. J. Puller
J. A. Winans
Herman
Oi! City
William Simpson
Cassa Fuller
Sharon
Raymond Puller
Charles Coates
Corry
Bert Johnson
Macie
R. Robinson
Aou
James
Findley Lake
Lewis Searem
J. H. Bangart
Shippensville
D. V. Kinney
Clymer High Cagers Trounced at Celoron Jamestown
Celoron High School cagers defeated Clymer High 62 to 11 on Celoron court in a nonleague game. Julin and Bolles led Celoron with 12 and 10 points, while Rhibergen and Fisher paced the visitors. Celoron used 13 players in the decisive win.
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Jamestown
Celoron High School
Thei
Lakewood High
Clymer High
Celoron Court
Julin
Bolles
Geloron
Rhibergen
Fisher
Severe winter predicted by Fremont residents over mouse traps
Fremont residents forecast a harsh winter citing a spike in mouse activity. They say the rodents are retreating to their usual haunts, a sign of upcoming severity in the season.
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Fremont, O
Delay Inquest Into Boys Death For Short Time
Jamestown November 29 Coroner Leont Ruttenbur of Cherry Creek began an inquest into the death of Blaine Hulings four who was struck by a car on West Lake Road near Miller Avenue. The inquest was postponed because key witnesses Mrs Hulings and Marguerite Sames are confined at home. Hulings mother suffered shock and Sames girl sustained injuries including a cut eye and leg bruises.
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Jamestown
Leon FE
Ruttenbur
Cherry Creek
Blaine Hulngs
Lester Hulings
Askewood
Jamestown (General Hospital
West Lake Road
Miller
Harry Shank
West Ellicott
Hulings
Marguerite Sames
Jacob Sames
Lakewood
Huings
Poor Board Receives $125000 Increase
Erie County Poor Board will operate in 1986 on a $375000 appropriation, $125000 above last year but $45,000 below the requested amount. Judges A P Rossiter and William E Hirt announced the decision after a conference with current and incoming county commissioners.
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EAIE
Erie County Board of Poor Will
A. P. Rossiter
Wiliam E. Hirt
Board of Comissioners
Thon H. Blair
Thomas Fistley
Poor Board
Tengen
City Hikes Likely From 11 Mill Tax Rate
HRI November 28 report notes directors may cut department requisitions to keep the city tax rate at 11 mills. The 1936 budget requests total 2,033,284 dollars to run next year and to service debt. Potential revenue from the 11 mill levy would be about 2,176,500 dollars, barely lifting funds above 1.7 million after other receipts.
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City
Mor Levy
Eis Department
Iige City
Hertzler Opens New Erie Office Suite 1309
Prominent Erie lawyer J O Hertzler ends nearly 25 years at 714 State Street to move his practice to the 8th floor of the Erie Trust building. He will occupy suite 1309 on the north side as of December 2, the date his new arrangement becomes effective.
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J. O. Hertzler
Erie
Erie Trust Building
Hertzler
North Side
Erle
State Street
Major Wheeler of Endeavor Dies in Northwestern Pennsylvania
Major Alexander Wheeler longtime state representative and respected public servant died at Ila Nome in Wyldeavery Forest county after a prolonged illness. In his 47th year he served 12 years in the state house and was renowned as a soldier scholar and legislator. His death ends a valiant fight and removes a valued citizen from his home district and northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Alexander FR. Wheeler
State House of Representatives
Solder
Ila Nome
Wyldeavery Forest County
Wheeler
Major Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Deaf dog guided by signs in New Bedford
A deaf dog owned by Carl Hallett in New Bedford learns tricks through sign language and reward training without cruelty. The animal responds to signs and can perform multiple actions, illustrating a humane approach to teaching pets.
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SIGNS
New Bedford
Mass
Carl Hallett
Army Hal Amy pile the Navy in tied game
In a rough contest between Army and Navy the score stayed close into the second period. Princeton threatened a larger lead as the first half ended with the teams tied and Boston College pressing against George in a midseason showdown.
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ARMY
Navy
Philadelphia
Emin
Ney
Econ
Princeton
Perio
Boston
George
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