Bennett Pleads Guilty In Breaking And Entering Case
An arraignment before Justice of the Peace T Richard Evans led Henry Bennett of Grand Valley to plead guilty on a breaking and entering charge. Bennett was committed to the county jail to await next term. The incident allegedly involved breaking into J T Mitchril’s house in Warren and taking valuables. Erie budget talks hinge on an eight mill tax levy under a new law requiring approval by Harrisburg authorities next month.
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Justice of the Peace
T. Richard Evans
Henry Bennett
Grand Valley
Bennett
J.T. Mitchril
Warren
Erie
Harrisburg
Harvey M. Willis
Runaway car collision and injuries in Sagamore area
A series of local items report injuries and accidents across Warren and surrounding counties. Banter in Sagamore suffers serious dorsal and chest injuries. Adrian Hospital treats him as stable but serious. A 24 year old Sheridan man dies in an industrial accident near Corry after his tractor lurches forward and crushes him. Industry notes, church events, and political and civic notices populate the day, including a temperate road-safety push in Meadville and local police updates.
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Svenska Lingon Berries
J. Wilcox
Sagamore
Buffalo and Susquehana Coal Company
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Fredonia
Melvin A. Martell
Sheridan
Here
Martell
George B. Bload
Birthday celebrations and local notices from Oil City area
Mrs Charles Amy celebrated her birthday with neighbors and friends. Mrs Minnie Ross won a prize. An Intermediate Christian Wateeaver Society meeting directed by Arthur Storer featured games and refreshments. officers elected: Superintendent Mrs Marie Campbell president Virgil Warner vice president Crosby Bush secretary Mardene Chase treasurer Mrs Jane Campbell. Zalzneck will be closed Monday for holiday. Elmer Sweetwood of Oil City injured by a hit and run car, expected to recover in 9 days to 10 days. D J Pitt of Delaware street improving after illness. Kentucky men Elmer Davis and Raymond Miller detained after a car trouble incident near town. Marjorie Young surprised with a birthday party at her West Pleasant street home with games bingo and lunch. Wanted operator for service station Box 20 Café Journal call at 949 North Center Street Monday morning.
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Oil City
Elmer E. Sweet‘wood
Tts
Knights of Clarence Commandery No
Templar
Swords
Masonic Temple
Rex Theatre
Rebecca Commandery
Sharon
Lloyd Stowe
Maxwell Lick
Erie
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Allegheny Colleges
Meadville
DuBois
James Travis
J. ©. Penny Company
Frank Lillie
East Pleasant Street
Salamanca
Warrell
Titusville
Predd. Kiebert
Rock and Dam No
Allegheny River
The
United States Army Engineers
Pittsburgh
H. L. Stoudt
Charles Hawthorne
Frank Smith
Corry Hospital
Columbus
Charles Amy
Minnie Ross
Txlies
Amy
Intermediate Christian Wateaver Society
U. S
Arthur Storer
Marie Campbell
Virgil Warner
Crosby Bush
Mardene Chase
Jane Campbell
Sweetwood
Kentucky
Blue Grass State
Venango County
Elmer Davis
Ashland
Raymond Miller
Olive Hill
Marjorie Young
West Pleasant Street
Miss Young
Café Journal
North Center Street
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Wing-Willis
Wing-Willi Star Stores
St. Luford
Murphy
Dorothy
Edni
C. S. Wallace
United Brethren Church
Salaneck's
Morris Goldstein
Star Route
William L. Morse
Diamond
West Front Street
American Medical Ass'n
Clerk of Orphans’ Court
Ben Kinnear
Warren Coury
Harold Plate
Mayville
N. Y
Dorothy B. Fales
Pittsfield
Cohen & Sons
Solomon Greenberg
Bradford
Olean
Tod
Lawrence Park
Four Mile Creek
Bell Street
Works Progress ‘Administration
WPA
W. S. Pole
J. Thomas Motor Co
Warren General Hospital
White
Cora G. Smith
Hearthstone
Condra’s Pharmacy
Tor
San
Arta
Corry
Thomas Motor Cott
North Center
Phome
Lutheran Church
Raymon
Burr
Tee
Charles Reisinger
Frankin
Rochester Hospital
Midland
Mr. Reisinger
Franklin
Franklin Steel Works
Republican Committee
Warren County
Gerald Wright
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Neil Blackman
C. Ly Gallagher
Loblaw
California
Baltimora
D. J. Pitt
Delaware Street
American Legion
Federal Reserve System
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