Cleveland Rum Runner Fined Five Hundred Dollars
In Erie county court Judge William B. Hirt sentenced Joseph Feinstein of Cleveland to a $500 fine and costs plus four months in the Allegheny county workhouse for possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. Feinstein, 21, was arrested October 12 near North East after a Nash sedan search found 212 gallons concealed in a false bottom. His attorney urged leniency citing family responsibilities. the judge offered to remit the prison term upon payment of the fine and costs.
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Erie
William B
Erie County
Cleveland
Buffalo
Allegheny Courty Worldhouse
Joseph Feintstein
Mastooth Street
Tis Nash
North East
Peinstein
Eyelaint
Feinstein
Hallowe'en Party Enjoyed by Catholic Daughters Group
The annual Hallowe'en party for Catholic Daughters of America members was held last evening in the IK. of C. rooms with large attendance. Miss Mary McEvoy organized arrangements while guests wore masks. Mrs. Thomas Mead received the award for the most original costume. The hall was festively adorned with pumpkins corn stalks autumn leaves and orange and black crepe paper. Games provided entertainment during the evening. Miss Tilovence Lynch received writing honors. Committee served potato salad pickles hot rolls pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Mary McEvoy
Thomas Mead
Tilovence Lynch
Kennelly Fatally Burned in Dunkirk Vat Accident
James Kennelly, 48, of Stockton, fell into a hot water vat at a basket factory yard in Dunkirk, became badly scalded on arms and legs, and died at Brooks Memorial Hospital the same day after fellow workers pulled him from the vat. The incident occurred as a heavy fog hung over the town, obscuring his view of the vat.
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Dunkirk
James Kernelly
Stockton
Brainura Basket Factory
Brooks Memorial
Kennelly
Basket Factory
Focal Hospital
V F W Auxiliary Names Officers for Coming Year
Mrs Mary Patterson was named president at the VFW Auxiliary session held last evening at the VFW home. Also named were Mrs Glenn Spencer senior vice president Mrs W G Young junior vice president Mrs W H Lethman treasurer and Mrs Albert Ohm chaplain The group planned a Halloween party for October 26 with a program by Miss Marjorie Bricker and covert Visitors and relatives attended with refreshments served after the business and social hour in Erie.
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Mary Patterson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Glenn Spencer
Bernice Laird
Marion
Erie
Clear Driver Inman Death In Debt Jamestown Tragedy
Coroner David Lincoln rules Harold R Bennett of South Orange N J not criminally to blame for the October 6 1921 collision near Frewsburg Jamestown. Inquest finds Bennett driving a Willys Knight and the decedent in an Essex, Bennett turning to pass a bus precedes the wreck, no evidence of reckless speed or driving, negligence not established.
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Jamestown
Harold R. Bennett
South Orange
Nels
H. Nelson
Bush Street
Stillewater
Nelson
David Lincoln
Prewsburg
N. J
Bennett
Willys-Knight
Essex
Frewsburg
Melson
Mprewsburg
Fairview P T A Met Thursday in School
The Fairview Parent Teachers Association met yesterday afternoon with twenty members present. They scheduled regular meetings for the third Wednesday of each month, offered cooperation to school nurse Miss Kepler, heard Mrs. Bracken discuss the Warren district conference, and enjoyed a quartet by Mrs. Barton Smith, Mrs. W. F. Miller, Mrs. H Pleffer, and Miss May Howard. A paper on Being a Modern Parent was read by Mrs. Albert Ohn, from materials by Mrs. Richard Rossbacher, and a talk on Child Posture by Mrs. Vebita Anderson closed the program. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ames and Mrs. Eleanor Mead, recently in New York City, returned home that evening.
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We Fairview Parent Teachers Association
Misa'Hva Kepler
D. W. Bracken
Warren
Barton Smith
Gusky Loses Commission in Erie County Incident
Oct. 23. Sheriff Millard Le Davis directed Albert J. Gusky secretary of the Erie County Democratic committee to surrender his deputy sheriff commission after a violation of permit used to serve papers in a dispute over Independent nomination papers. Gusky faced a perjury charge based on James J. Speed's sworn statements but was freed for lack of evidence. Davis said about 15 other commissions have been revoked in recent months for various violations.
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BRI
Millard le Davis
Albert J. Gusky
Erie County Democratic Committee
Gusky
Shoviit
Isaina
James J. Speed
Davis
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