Drink-Crazed Farmer Slays Five Near Clinton
A drink-addled farmer killed five people at a Clinton area farm, injuring one, after quarreling with partner Hamilton over a business split. The victims included Mrs. Dennie Waiters and Henry Menje, with Webb Collier among the wounded. Blink drove to the farm in a truck and fired buckshot as residents fled, police said. The spree ended after authorities found the pile of bodies in the yard and letters of a deteriorating partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennie Waiters
Sterling
Blink
Henry Menje
Belviders
Webb Collier
Walter
Jane Lamy Hospital
Clinton
Joe Collier
Morrison
Til
Hamilton
Yezes
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Blin
Windthy Corrick
Corrick
12 Gangs
Numerous city visitors from far and near arrive and depart
A long list of visitors and locals passing through Corry is noted. Mrs El Barlow of Los Angeles and Mr Barlow have been guests with relatives while Miss Bessie Lamona and brothers visited from Buffalo. Dr L M Christie and family, and Mrs Ruth Porter with daughter Ruth traveled through and plans to reach home. Many others from Erie, Buffalo, Uniontown, Philadelphia and beyond are cited in brief encounters and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Barlow
Los Angeles
Calif
Barlow
Josephine Felesiak
Brie
H. K. Powell
Harold
Hooverville
Powell
Pryburs
Eric Campbell
Bruffalo
Gigile Wilson
Niobe
Earl Jackson
Thomas Lynch
Uniontown
R. H. Keller
Mt. Joy
Gus Geertson
Chifestall
P. J. Hopisins
Marl Gross
Columbus
Washington, D
G. D. Willett
Erie
William O'Connor
Kane
J. F. O'Connor
West Frederick Street
Jeannette Colegrave
Olean
John H. Martn
Paterson
N. J
Mary Brockman
FL A. Brockman
Cleveland
H. A. Nantes
Meadville
Youngsville
Nantes
Casey
Henry Burrell
Robert
Max
Poughkeepsie
Ruth R. Porter
Ruth
Fort Wayne
Ind
F. B. Richardson
Old Point Comfort
Jennie Titus
Buffalo
Boston
Betty Byers
Mt. Pleasant
Cory
O. ‘A. Annable
Maple Aye
C. A. Cooley
Harriet Green
E. Washington Street
Igohel Stokes
R. Ny
Miest
Dorothy Linders
New York City
Walter Craker
Miss Stokes
Montreal
A. B. Treat
Union City
Hunter Pope
Enfield
N. C
A. R. Akam
Doris
Lucille
Gloris
Im Gon Junior
Franklin
George Gatera
Neva Erickson
Chautaugur
al Erickson
Mayville
Will Dingrelder
Will Dingfalder
Clyde
Labor
Dutkirk
B. Benson
Eris
Arthur Williams
Norman
J. D. Cronin
Cis
Erie County Medics Soviety
Harriet Simute
Ms. Black
Tidionte
Murphy Store to Open Friday in Horn Block
The G C Murphy Company announced a new store in the Horn block will open Friday this week. Stock from the former Koleher block store is moving to the larger quarters once occupied by H M Reich Company and Finch Billiard Parlors. The expanded stock makes the Corry shop one of Murphy’s largest in western Pennsylvania with invitations for local shoppers to attend the grand opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ¢. Murphy Company
Horn Block
Koleher Block
H M. Reich Company
Finch Billiard
Murphy Company
Pennsylvania
Corry and
Vicinity
Kiwanis Club Resumes After Summer Vacation
The Corry Kiwanis Club will resume meetings after July vacation with a luncheon at the Hotel Corry. The opening session will feature speaker Milan L B L, and all members are urged to attend. A separate Cleveland notice warns deaf residents about false hearing devices and cures being sold, citing a campaign by sales centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cleveland
Cleveland Association For the Hard of Hearing
Arthur ©. Palm
Wortress
Lindberghs Wife Expected Stork Report Denied
United Press reports from Cambridge Mass say Mrs Charles A Lindbergh was to come to Cambridge Hospital this month to await a stork visit. Hospital officials denied the claim. Dr James L Huntington the hospital obstetrician said he had not been approached by Lindbergh or any family representative about maternity cases at Wyman House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Stork
United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Charles A. Lindbergh
Canbridge Hospital
Col. Lindbergh
Wyman House
James L. Huntington
Bos- Vuon
Elief
Lindbergh
Nickel Removed From Child's Throat In Pittsburgh
Sept 6 Pittsburgh report says Lucille Paddis, year old daughter of Congressman Chas. Faddis of Waynesburg, underwent successful surgery to remove a nickel from her bronchial tubes and was expected to go home soon. Local police sought Walter Boyd of Butler for a separate incident. relatives believed he was in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Urear
Pittsburgh
Jucille Paddis
Chas. 1
Faddis
Waynesburg
Lucille
Hunt Butler
Walter
Boyd
Butler
Laidley
Stocks Show Slight Gain on Wall Street
New York September 5 A modestly firmer attitude lifted stocks with prices advancing up to two points though trading remained dull. Closing prices include American Can 112 American Locomotive 8 8 American Smelters 6.06 Bethlehem Steel Bendix Aviation Canadian Pacific 13 Chrysler and Columbia Gas 7 Continent Can Consolidated Oil Curtiss-Wright General Motors Kennecott Montgomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Northern Pacific Otis Steel Pure Oil Sovayn Vacuum and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winesress
New York
Wall Street
American Can
American Smelters
American T & T
Atlantic Refining
Anbund
Bethlehem Steel
Pertaoh Bendix Aviation
Acer
Canadian Pacific
Mts
Chrysler
Columnbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
General
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pavitic
Otis Steel
Rene Pure Oil
Raita i Sovony Vacuum
Duck Hunters Need Stamps
Harrisburg report states that hunters must buy Federal duck stamps at $1 each in addition to the state hunting license. Stamps, issued under the Migratory Bird Conservation Act, must be affixed to licenses and expire June 3, 1983. Farmers hunting on their land are exempt from the stamp requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Bureau of County Collections
Caroline Helps Barnes Family After Streetcar Accident
Caroline accompanies Malcolm to fetch medicine for Mrs. Barnes as Jim Barnes is badly injured in a streetcar accident. Malcolm stabilizes the scene, an ambulance is summoned, and Caroline grapples with feelings for Malcolm while Cecilia the neighbor’s rival enters the drama. The Barnes household faces strain but the doctor and hospital aid bring relief as Caroline visits with flowers and questions about Lillie and the sick child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Mrs. Barnes
Sarah
Lillie
Jim
Blake
Malcolm
Stuarts
Caxo- Tine
Barnes
Jim Baynes
Dr. Shultz
Dhink
Traction Company
Mnon
Jim Barnes
Stuart
Misseum
Sit
Vnleoiin
Alva
Scully Bors Boyand
Matcolmy
Pan
Malenlat
Stuart Steps
Cacaline
Tomer
Cecilia Goddene
Cecilia
Sissy
Cueil
Barnes's
Bruce
Ruth Dewey Groves Nurse for ailing child at Rutledge house
In a tense South Town scene, Caroline cares for a feverish child at the Rutledge home while neighbors and family fear outbreak. She provides daily nursing, securing treatments, supplies, and comfort as the child’s condition worsens, and Caroline herself weakens under strain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Rosemary Ames Victor Jory Pert Kelton
Russell Hardie
Sol M. Wurtzel
Louis King
Evans
Big
CASH
Carry
Lilian Smith
Grove City
Carte Dutton
Blanche Hud- Dut
North Gentes Street
Charlotte McKelvey
Jane Mulherrn
Rex Mulherrn
Jack Machines
Marion Moore
Fairfield
Garland
Mary F. Blur
Florence Bfeir
John Lové
Washington, D. C
Mator
John, Love
Opaline Moron Olt
Yiebhad
Stele
Suan
Pennsylvania Motor Ot
Sinelale Reftoing Company (Inc
C.F. Cronin
N. Centeer St. Corry, Pa
Murphy Store
Kiwanis Club
James Pappas
Nort Center Sr
Standard Oil
Calif Standard
Studebak
Texas
U8 Steel
S Leather
United Aircraft
United Corp . Sakeola
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Nat Gas Ee Assoc Gas & Electric Cities Service
Reese PS
Lone Star Gas
Am West Fob Sery i . Oegber
Karoline
Ruth Dewey “Groves
Rutledge
Shultz
Lilie
Lillivs
A Barnes
South Town
Carnline
Traffre
Rutledge House
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