Community notices and court actions in Crawford county
The report covers Rev. Clarence J. White of Woodcock Township narrowly escaping serious injury after his horse backed a sled into Woodcock Creek near his home. It also notes that M. Brennan, a former Gerry resident, is hospitalized in Bridgeport with a fractured leg. Additionally, Mr and Mrs C B Marsh of Warren celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner in Kingsville, and Anthony Barite of Jamestown faces retrial for alleged blackmail of widow Mrs. James M. Selden in Erie. A local tailor advertises limited time offers on made to order suits and topcoats in various prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. White
Woodcock Township
Crawford County
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Woodcock Creel
Mr. White
M. Brennaan
Bridgeport
Brennan
Gerry
Pittsburgh
Bemis Poi
Erie
Rooney
Sue Waller
Genter Stadgelo
City and Vicinity News and Local Notes
City headlines report tax sale plans directed by Mayor Roberts with a possible veto on a new delinquent tax resolution. Other items include a fatal bullet wound in Brookville, a rummage sale, a barn fire near Hustis, a Tulsa auto fatality, local crimes, a car and train collision near town, and multiple small community notices from Warren and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Jamestown
Roberts
Geo.s. Doolitle
Harry Lindholm
Mildred Schramling
Columbus
Clu
Ann Baresi
Mary Moran
Alice Freno
Ruth Becker
Jessie LaMadhio
Margaret Eder
Brookville
Donald Shoffstahl
New Era Club
G.C. Murphy Co
Lewis Buswell
Husti
Eight Pieces of Property Sold at Executor's Sale
Eight pieces of property were sold at the executor's sale of the late Charles H. Heatth at the Municipal building this morning. The remaining ten parcels were adjourned to October 31 at the Municipal building, with auctioneer John Hammond presiding and a fair crowd present. Properties sold include the Arlington Hotel block on East Main Street to A A Williams, the three story frame on East Main Street to W Ed Marsh, and several other residences on Maple Avenue Gould Street and Macadam Road. The proceedings continue with similar public outcry on Wednesday after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Heatth
Municipals
Municipal
John Hammond
Arlington Hatel
East Main Street
A. A. Williams
W. Ed, Marsh
Pennsylvania Gas Company Works
Maple Avenue
James Wilson
Gould Street
Joseph Gentilman
Ober
Emma Heath
Heath
New Officers of Cory Branch Republican Women Council
A special Cory Branch Erie County Council of Republican Women meeting at Mrs. J A Cassidy home named new officers: president Mrs J Fassidy first vice president Mrs E Hawkins second vice president Mrs G Bennett secretary Mrs J J Dits mant treasurer Mrs James Mac Tones directors Mrs J Austin Mrs Ila King sod Mrs William Myers Plans for a dinner and glass meeting at an early date with William Rose as speaker were announced, with Rose a congressional candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Branch
Erie County Council of Republican Women
J. A. Cassidy
Maple Avenue
J. Fassidy
E. Hawkins
G. Bennett
J. J. Ditsmant
James Mac Tones
J. Austin
Ila King Sod
William Myers
Nisa
William Rose
Congress
Idaho autos rise in Boise as registrations surge
Idaho licensing department reports more licensed vehicles in 1934 than 1933 with passenger cars up 12 476 from last year, 3 046 more trucks and 80 more dealers. W R C hosts bingo in Western Star Hall. Miss Betty Gentileman notes nurse graduates at St Vincent Hospital. Rebekahs to gather at I O O F hall to visit late James Smith home. Everett Miller’s son born last night at Corry hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise
State Licensing Department
Western Star Hall
Betty Gentieman
J. C. Kitler
St. Vincent's Hospital
A. Rebekahs
1. O. O. F. Hall
James Smith
Wright Street
Everett Miller
Corry
R. D
Corry Hospital
Scaffolding accident injures man at pumping station
William Wilson, 28, of Olean, fell from a scaffold while helping install a service pipe at a pumping station, suffering a fractured right arm at the shoulder and other injuries. Denial of a reckless driving charge was entered by Joseph Paterniti, 18, in Jamestown after his car struck two girls. The Friendship Club will meet at Mrs. Morris’s on Chestnut Street Thursday afternoon. all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Olean
Jamestown
Joseph Paterniti
Clim
Pleasantville to hold hall on works program cost $20,000
A. M. Litz notes Pleasantville will host a town hall meeting linked to the works program at a projected cost of $20,000. Mrs. B. Mix, mother of To Mix the horseman, suffered a serious fall Saturday morning at Hast Du Bois Avenue in DuBois, resulting in a badly sprained ankle and hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
Conenction
B. Mix
To Mix
Hast
DuBois Avenue
DuBois
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