Corry area court cases and local notices in brief
Erie county court saw no divorces for Corry residents while county officials debated expense accounts. County Commissioner Dell Darling was affirmed to draw salary while receiving sick benefits, with 25 weeks of coverage under the county employees policy. Other items include church resignation of Dr. William H. Orr in Franklin, a three day strike at Standard Chair Co. in Union City, and various local notes from Meadville, Corry, and Warren on health, public notices, and civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Held
Dell Darling
Darling
Court House
Cow House
First Presbyterian Church of Franklin
William H. Orr
Orr
United Construction Workers
United Mine Workers
National Barber Shop Quartet Singers
South Center Street
Munlon ‘Hall
Mt & of
Block
Public Unity Commission
Harrisburg
Meadville
Tod
Tender Care Science Save Life Of Terrier
Chicago report details how tender care and modern medicine saved four month old terrier Boots. Found exhausted and blinded by refrigerator fumes last Thursday, Boots improved today under a home oxygen tent in Charles and Mrs Schaffer’s kitchen with three young children. The Anti Cruelty Society credited oxygen and penicillin as crucial to Boots recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boots
Charles Schaffer
Anti- Cruelty Society
Hoots Rallies After Tent O2 and Cruelty Society Care
Hoots was placed in a homemade oxygen tent and rallied. Mrs. Schaffer has given nightly pentcnl lin infection treatment and taken him daily to the Anti Cruelty Society for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoots
Bank president Schlekat in embezzlement case defense
Attorney Charles J. Margiotti joined counsel defending Ludwig E. Schlekat of the New Kensington Parnassus National Bank against a $600,000 embezzlement charge. Margiotti, ex Pennsylvania attorney general, said Schlekat was merely the tool of the real culprit and would not be in his right mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Margiotti
Ludwig E. Schlekat
Kensitgion Parnassus National Bank
Margiotti
Pennsylvania
Schlekat
Free Work Probe Aims to End by Thanksgiving
Harrisburg Oct 10 The state Justice Department officials said the free work probe in Pittsburgh should end by Thanksgiving. Attorney General Robert B Woodside and Deputy Attorney Earl T Adair told reporters the special grand jury hopes to finish investigations and indictments so prosecutions can proceed. They ruled out Charley J Margiotti being called in to prosecute cases. Adair, named acting chief after W Denning Stewart’s resignation, will be paid 1200 a year starting October 1.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
State Justice Department
Robert B. Woodside
Woodside
Torney
Earl T. Adair
Charley J. Margiotti
Adair
Stail
Admir
W. Denning Stewart
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Erie County
E. #. Henton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gerald Bloom
P. Richard Thomas
Bloom
Crawford County
Alert C. Brenneis
Siegerstown
Paul A. Stephany
U. 5
Erie Office of Price Stabilization Office
William J. Collins
Stephany
Exle
State Welfare Department
Thomas Fenton
Robert Fenton
Corry
R. D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Franklin Street
Stalp Fish Commission
C. A. French
Commission
French
Fish Commission
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Philadelphia
Delaware
Maryland
Bradford Hospital
Michael Sedlak
John Sedlak
Youngsville
Polyclinic Hospital
Young Sedlak
Youngsville High School
Agres
State Liquor Control Board
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company
Dahlstrom UK
Jamestown
Dahlstrom
Phillip Cerra
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Mary Sprovers
Wayne Street
Gibson Funeral Home
the Holy Redeemer Church
Society of Motion Picture ‘Art Directors
Packard
America
PACKARD _ C. CHRISTENSEN MOTORS
West Washington St
Aly
Troit
Corry, Pa
Katherine
Coats
Jean Harper
Judy Nell Roselle
Smart Bat
Thrifty
North Center Street
Gann
Loren Federal Savings Insurance Corp
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Loblaws
Mila Lal
Aigy
Sunbeam General Electric
Miracle
Ang Lear
Tris Abe As
Fra Fa
Ders Lowr
Trump
Zoot Enow
Ura
Poro
Ask Regul
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